CBS Intro: Game 4, 1989 NBA Finals; Pistons/Lakers
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- Опубликовано: 24 дек 2018
- Here is the CBS intro to game 4 of the 1989 NBA Finals between the Detroit Pistons and the Los Angeles Lakers (you can search for the game elsewhere). The Pistons won 105-97 to sweep the series.
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Brent Musburger’s last NBA Finals intro for CBS
Crazy
I love these old promos, i was only a baby.
I’m telling ya nobody did intros better with the nba than cbs!!!
Not nbc?
NBC was just as good however ABC/ESPN suck at it and I wish they would lose their rights to broadcast the NBA.
Kareem’s interview was a sign the Lakers would lose. His language, both spoken and body said it all.
This bring back memories with the cbs presentation dam “bad boys “
Kareem's last game.
2:46 - all but the Cardinals gone from that list.
the sweep is happenning no joke
2:32 - A warning sign of the Loma Prieta Earthquake 4 months later?
I wish Byron Scott would have been healthy and available to play and Magic not injured in game 2. Being a die hard Lakers fan I still think the Pistons would have won in 6 or maybe 7 but definitely not a sweep. People forget the Lakers were even better in 1989 than 1988 they added Orlando Woodridge to the bench who played great that year and they went 11-0 thru the Western Conference playoffs before the injuries. Again I still think the Pistons would have won as they too were better and more experienced than 1988 and they acquired Mark Aguirre for Adrian Dantley which was a slight upgrade as Aguirre was a little younger and more athletic than Dantley was at that stage of his career. The Lakers were starting to age and slow down a little and the Pistons were a bit younger and the physicality they played with would wear on the Lakers. It would have been a solid series for sure if not for the injuries. I hated the Pistons but I give them their props. They earned their championships as they had to learn to beat the Celtics in the east and then the Lakers in the west before becoming the Champs.
@Daniel Le Yes the 1990 Lakers weren't as good as the 1989 Lakers. No Kareem no Orlando Woodridge, not as deep off the bench and everybody a year older and there was turmoil by that time between players and Pat Riley. Again the 1989 Lakers went 11-0 thru the west and swept very good teams. Notice after Riley resigned they were able to make it back one more time to the Finals in 1991 under new coach Dunleavy but that was the end of their run as age caught up with them like the Celtics a few years earlier. The Bulls were hitting their stride as they finally got by the Pistons after five or six years of playoff defeats.
Agreed. People also forget that even though thus series was a sweep, all 4 of the games were hotly contested and very much in doubt until the very end.
I'm not sure they were better, but the Lakers' starting backcourt was out for the majority of the series, and they were 11-0 in the playoffs until the Finals, which included a win in Seattle after trailing 43-14.
1988 pistons woulda beat y’all in 6
I loved these years. When you had to overcome a team through years of losing, then improve and get over the hump. Pistons finally get over Celtics, then Lakers. As the bulls were taking their lumps before getting passed the pistons, then Lakers. Nobody flip flopping teams, like Durant to warriors... What a joke that was... He still has no titles as far as I'm concerned
A 3 year gap between now & last intro posted better late than never
The Captain Kareem Abdul Jabbar is the greatest Center of all time. The Lakers would have not gotten swept if Magic Johnson & Byron Scott never got injured. The 1989 Los Angeles Lakers team was stacked. They had: Magic Johnson, Byron Scott, A.C. Green, Big Game James Worthy, The Captain Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Michael Cooper, Mychael Thompson, Orlando Woolridge, Tony Campbell, &, More....
not tryin to be rude but magic was in the first 2 games
No offense but if bird didn’t hurt his back was so injured all the time….I think he would have the same amount of titles
Brent is the best host
So if Magic and Bryon Scott don't get hurt, do the Lakers still win this series?
They wouldn't get swept but keep in mind the same two teams played the in the finals before and Detroit should have won game 6. So even if Scott and Johnson were healthier they'd likely still lose. Most likely 5 or 6.
2 years later michael would bulk up and vanquish the pistons
Ha Yea okay wat really Happend was Detroit took ur azzes to school for 3 strait yrs an when we got tired an Bored of Doing it all the time you guys FINALLY got it together an graduated to the finals Thats wat happend!!
in a league diluted by expansion and will all that great teams and players having aged with significant injuries. Vanquish hardly. More like right person, right place and right time