I think Paul Millsap Jrue Holiday Kemba Walker CJ McCollum Roy Hibbert Luol Deng Al Jefferson Brook Lopez and Tyson Chandler will also be forgotten by the next generation
We need a 2nd video with Baron Davis, Jason Richardson, David West, Elton Brand, idk if Kaman counts, Shawn Marion, maybe Amare, Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Toronto's Bosh ppl never talk about and more man. You easily have enough players to make 3 more videos
@@BilboT117 Stephon Marbury, Antonio Davis, Jerry Stackhouse, Michael Finley, Wally Szczerbiak , Andre Miller, Brad Miller, Zydrunas Ilgauskas , Stephen Jackson, Al Harrington, Kenyon Martin, Bruce Bowen, Josh Howard, Caron Butler, Tayshaun Prince, Raja Bell, Marcus Camby, Kirk Hinrich , Doug Christie, Hedo Türkoğlu , Boris Diaw, Zach Randolph, Jalen Rose, Ben Gordon, Jason Terry, Lamar Odom, etc. Is crazy how many great players were overlook just because the league at that time was at his peak in talent.
Jeramaine o neal is a another what if. If he didnt get injured. Dude was a elite two way player also elite defense, 20,10 guy who played with those good Pacers teams in the mid 2000s
Excellent video. 1995-2005 was probably the most talent packed era. So many all time greats in that stretch and dozens and dozens of fantastic players.
Shout out to you for bringing up Rashard Lewis! I was watching Michael Porter Jr being asked who he sees himself compared to/ emulating as he matures, and I was like.... Rashard Lewis!
Shawn Marion is one player from the 2000s that is consistently overlooked. Obviously, he was one of the best perimeter defenders of the decade (still a crime that he was a DPOY candidate a number of times, but still was not selected to any All-Defensive Teams), but he was also a really good slasher and play finisher.
Here are some players I can come up with that played in the NBA that people forget about or don't know who they are. 1. Paul Arizin 2. Don Ohl 3. Bill Sharman 4. Spencer Hayward 5. Alvin Adams 6. Mark Jackson 7. James Donaldson 8. Mark Aguirre 9. Paul Westphal 10. Christian Laettner 11. Bailey Howell 12. Sidney Wicks 13. Antawn Jamison 14. Dolph Schayes 15. Jack Sikma 16. Buck Williams 17. Detlef Schrempf 18. Bob Dandridge 19. Adrian Dantley 20. Earl Monroe 21. Wes Unseld 22. Wayne Embry 23. Jo Jo White 24. Hal Greer
Could you make a video about Ralph Samson and Hakeem? Or Brandon Roy and Greg Oden? Or if T-Mac and VC stayed in Toronto. Those are 3 of my favorite “what if’s” in NBA history.
AK-47 was like a proto Ben Simmons that could shoot better, and was far less afraid to, but didn't have the green light to do so or run the offense/handle the ball as much.
@@jonathanreveron6642 yessir. Us Central Florida folks know him real well. Lewis was that dude. I remember when I was working at Universal and a coworker told me we signed him in the off season of 2007. I didn't think much of it, but when the '07-'08 season started, I seen how much of an asset he was to our system. Major improvements from the year prior.
It was so good that it completely replaced his first name. No one calls that man Ervin other than his wife. I'm not even sure I spelled his real name right, because I've never typed it.
AK-47 is more original and just works on so many levels uniquely specific to that individual player....like his initials, Jersey number, versatility, and his Russian nationality.....Magics nickname could be given to pretty much any exciting NBA with a flair for the dramatic like a Luka or a Curry and it would make sense
@@shannonmaloney3626 The fact that it could be applied to any player who showcased or produced such “magical” levels of talent speaking awe to the masses is more than enough reason for the word,”Magic” being a better nickname than one that can only be applied due to a jersey number..like literally only have a jersey number of 47 and be a top 5 3pt shooter in the game and that is enough to warrant the nickname.
Bruhh imma diehard indy fan and you were killing me lmaooo Rip was a kryptonite to our indy pacers back then lmaoo!😂 I'm hoping we go far this year!!🤘🤘
He should have, yes. But to be fair, it was most likely assumed that if you wanna know more, you'll just look it 🆙 on your own. Otherwise, this 🎥 would be even longer.
All great mentions!! Jermaine sat out most of his first years coming straight out of HS on the STACKED Portland Jailbreakers. Glad we finally saw his talents in Indiana. Totally on point with Rip. Instead of crying and acting like a victim, he accepted the challenge and was a HELL OF A PLAYER in Detroit!! Alot of people sleep on one of the most entertaining and best teams ever in that Sacramento team. You could go down the line of that roster and see the talent, even Doug Christie. AK47 is by far the dopest nickname ever as well lol.
Solid list. You convinced me with Jamison point. Didn’t know he scored that much that long, and he often times was the better player ok the teams he was on now that I remember. Lewis and O’Neal are other good ones as well. The rest are players to me that actually got solid recognition while they played and after too.
AK47 was on of my favorite players of that era. He was just everywhere--a fantasy basketball stud, when he was healthy (that was sometimes a problem with him). My best comparisons for Antawn Jamison are Cedric Ceballos and Bernard King, because they were all masters at moving without the ball. Jamison being able to shoot as a 4 was great, but he had a knack for always knowing where to be and finding the open spaces within an offense, which meant you could plug him into any offense and he'd be a fit. He had such a high IQ. He would have been a stud in today's game. RIP Hamilton was another one who was great moving without the ball, a lot like Reggie Miller, but more of a midrange shooter than from beyond the arc. Rashard Lewis' game dropped off when he went to Orlando because they never used him right. He became an all star in Seattle under Coach Nate MacMIllan, one of the most underrated coaches of all time, IMHO. MacMillan used him more as a post player small forward. Lewis was soooo long for a three and had an exceptional post fade away that you could push him far out of the paint and he had the range to still hit it consistently over smaller small forwards. If opposing teams tried to put a bigger guy on him, he was fast/quick enough to take them outside. Orlando had Dwight Howard and so they turned him into a 3-point specialist only, which made him overpriced when he got that fat contract, but like I said, they used him wrong. They should have alternated him more in post situations. I know that's hard to do with Dwight clogging the paint, though. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
I didn't forget Peja choking & shooting that air ball right into Shaq's hands. He didn't even come close & the play was clearly drawn up for him to get that shot & he choked. The best decade for team competition in order 80s, 2000s, 90s, 2010s, 2020s, 70s. The best decade for individual talent in order: 2000s, 90s, 80s, 2020s, 2010s, 70s
Lamar Odom would make the 76ers better than than are rn doing exactly what Ben Simmons is doing lmao. I don't care what anyone says. Lamar may not do the thing Simmons is good at but he can at least shoot and do everything Simmons does but not as good if that makes sense.
When speaking about the great players from the 2000's that are top 15 all time and top 5 in their position, you mention Dirk, Garnett and Duncan. Meanwhile Kobe is on the screen but doesn't get mentioned.
Ppl give Josh Smith hell for bad jumpshooting which was justified but dude was in the same category as Ak-47,Shawn Marion n Odom being a Swiss army knife player who could fill a stat sheet and do multiple things on the court on both ends
Jermaine could have been remembered better if he didn’t make MJ lose his last allstar game. After that he is doomed. Interestingly he will never be forgotten because of that moment also lol
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Peja was automatic from deep in the NBA Live games of the 2000s.
Hated him in nba live 05
Kyle Korver
Luv being a Kings fan doing Franchise cause Peja was always scoring points😂
I dropped 108 with Peja in NBA Live 2001
In 10 years, someone is going to make a "The Most Forgotten NBA Stars of the 2010s" about Joe Johnson, Lamarcus Aldridge, and Demar Derozan.
I think Paul Millsap Jrue Holiday Kemba Walker CJ McCollum Roy Hibbert Luol Deng Al Jefferson Brook Lopez and Tyson Chandler will also be forgotten by the next generation
Brandon ROY
@@juliangarcia1221Sadly
@@juliangarcia1221I agree strongly with tyson
demar derozan is an allstar ,nobody gonna forget him
We need a 2nd video with Baron Davis, Jason Richardson, David West, Elton Brand, idk if Kaman counts, Shawn Marion, maybe Amare, Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Toronto's Bosh ppl never talk about and more man. You easily have enough players to make 3 more videos
Steve Francis and Gilbert Arenas
@@BilboT117 Stephon Marbury, Antonio Davis, Jerry Stackhouse, Michael Finley, Wally Szczerbiak
, Andre Miller, Brad Miller, Zydrunas Ilgauskas
, Stephen Jackson, Al Harrington, Kenyon Martin, Bruce Bowen, Josh Howard, Caron Butler, Tayshaun Prince, Raja Bell, Marcus Camby, Kirk Hinrich
, Doug Christie, Hedo Türkoğlu
, Boris Diaw, Zach Randolph, Jalen Rose, Ben Gordon, Jason Terry, Lamar Odom, etc. Is crazy how many great players were overlook just because the league at that time was at his peak in talent.
Bosh in Toronto does get talked about not Jermine Oneal Chris Webber
@@cesar_malca1224 so many guys lol
And Larry hughes before he went to cleveland. He was a star
All these players deserve to be in the hall of fame.
They deserve but I think only Peja has the accolades to get in
@@nirdeep07 bro everyone can get into the hof it doesent rerally mean anything
@@filipbabovic5914 what do you mean it dosent mean anything
Jeramaine o neal is a another what if. If he didnt get injured. Dude was a elite two way player also elite defense, 20,10 guy who played with those good Pacers teams in the mid 2000s
Nah
I hope he makes the HOF one day, he really deserves it!!
@@angelmedina9077 what
@@kingmine8060hellll no
Peja had that burner back in the day.
My boy had a Park jump shot. Straight green release.
@@TennesseeWhiskii Ong 💯🤣
Jermaine O'Neal was one of my favorite players of the 2000s besides Tim Duncan.
His rim protecting was soooo unappreciated
@@michaelthomas1087 yeah true
@@michaelthomas1087 underrated defender.
Boozer e brand
Yeah he was an elite defender as far as superstar power forwards ever. Athletic, mobile, tall 6’11 listing, aggressive.
Excellent video.
1995-2005 was probably the most talent packed era. So many all time greats in that stretch and dozens and dozens of fantastic players.
Shout out to you for bringing up Rashard Lewis! I was watching Michael Porter Jr being asked who he sees himself compared to/ emulating as he matures, and I was like.... Rashard Lewis!
Part of why he could be forgotten is that the Sonics don’t exist anymore
@@fortynights1513 he got most of his attention from the finals run in Orlando, IMO. But i agree. That has to be part of it.
I would love a part 2
Michael Redd was a bucket for the Bucks back then
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Brandon Jennings, baron Davis, Tyson Chandler, oj mayo, Rudy gay, kemba Walker, Antoine Walker from Miami, Abdul rauf, hedo turkulough, danny green
Shawn Marion is one player from the 2000s that is consistently overlooked. Obviously, he was one of the best perimeter defenders of the decade (still a crime that he was a DPOY candidate a number of times, but still was not selected to any All-Defensive Teams), but he was also a really good slasher and play finisher.
Also Elton Brand and Chauncey Billups
“AK-47” gotta be the best nickname ever
and he's russian so it fits like a glove
Peja was a 2nd in MVP race in 04 and a 2nd in scoring that year and yet ppl never talk about him smh
I do, but you're right, not many ppl even know who he was.
Peja was that guy pal, he was that guy.
Yeah man Peja was that guy and he was a sniper 💯💯🏀🔥 hella underrated
Better than Bird?
He was 4th in mvp voting. kG, Tim Duncan, Jermaine O’Neal were the top 3
Here are some players I can come up with that played in the NBA that people forget about or don't know who they are.
1. Paul Arizin
2. Don Ohl
3. Bill Sharman
4. Spencer Hayward
5. Alvin Adams
6. Mark Jackson
7. James Donaldson
8. Mark Aguirre
9. Paul Westphal
10. Christian Laettner
11. Bailey Howell
12. Sidney Wicks
13. Antawn Jamison
14. Dolph Schayes
15. Jack Sikma
16. Buck Williams
17. Detlef Schrempf
18. Bob Dandridge
19. Adrian Dantley
20. Earl Monroe
21. Wes Unseld
22. Wayne Embry
23. Jo Jo White
24. Hal Greer
Clifford robinson
RIP doesn't get enough credit fr! Very underrated player that deserves the HOF one day. Mustard you CANNOT MISS!!
Same thing with Billups as well
Could you make a video about Ralph Samson and Hakeem? Or Brandon Roy and Greg Oden? Or if T-Mac and VC stayed in Toronto. Those are 3 of my favorite “what if’s” in NBA history.
VC and T mac would have happened if tmac got minutes as a starter and coaching back then. But he wanted to be the best player so he went to orlando.
Those Trailblazer teams would have gotten a minimum of 2 chips
Those are definitely some good ideas, trust me, once I start uploading 2k simulations, I GOTCHU!
@@NealBones they also got robbed by the lakers In game 7 during the wcf
@@YungMustard some of the Greatest coaches that never won but still good coaches video soon?
michael finley for part 2 for sure
AK-47 was like a proto Ben Simmons that could shoot better, and was far less afraid to, but didn't have the green light to do so or run the offense/handle the ball as much.
Bruh Rashard Lewis looks so damn heartbroken in the thumbnail
Because he's a forgotten all star😢. No one knows about him
@@tj5180 facts lmfaoo
As a Magic fan He was that nigga
I remember watching him and Ray Allen on the Sonics, absolute snipers.
@@jonathanreveron6642 yessir. Us Central Florida folks know him real well. Lewis was that dude. I remember when I was working at Universal and a coworker told me we signed him in the off season of 2007. I didn't think much of it, but when the '07-'08 season started, I seen how much of an asset he was to our system. Major improvements from the year prior.
I feel like 2000s might be best
Definitely the best era. 2nd on my opinion behind the 80s
@@tj5180 ya
Loved the video but Magic is the best nickname ever hands down.
It was so good that it completely replaced his first name. No one calls that man Ervin other than his wife. I'm not even sure I spelled his real name right, because I've never typed it.
AK-47 is more original and just works on so many levels uniquely specific to that individual player....like his initials, Jersey number, versatility, and his Russian nationality.....Magics nickname could be given to pretty much any exciting NBA with a flair for the dramatic like a Luka or a Curry and it would make sense
@@shannonmaloney3626 The fact that it could be applied to any player who showcased or produced such “magical” levels of talent speaking awe to the masses is more than enough reason for the word,”Magic” being a better nickname than one that can only be applied due to a jersey number..like literally only have a jersey number of 47 and be a top 5 3pt shooter in the game and that is enough to warrant the nickname.
Bruhh imma diehard indy fan and you were killing me lmaooo Rip was a kryptonite to our indy pacers back then lmaoo!😂 I'm hoping we go far this year!!🤘🤘
Mo William's and Big z should be a HM.
Nah bron low-key made Mo Will
@@kingmine8060 no he didn't. What about his bucks years
Richard Hamilton is the Detroit Pistons playoff all-time leading scorer how can you not mention that 😑🤒😡🤦♂️☠️
He should have, yes. But to be fair, it was most likely assumed that if you wanna know more, you'll just look it 🆙 on your own. Otherwise, this 🎥 would be even longer.
@@davantejohnson7850 bro that's a main fact the should've been pointed out that's it he that's a big freaking fact
Lots of good memories watching the Pistons in the Finals.
Peja should be in the HOF tbh. Great video Mustard!
One of your best videos yet!
All great mentions!! Jermaine sat out most of his first years coming straight out of HS on the STACKED Portland Jailbreakers. Glad we finally saw his talents in Indiana. Totally on point with Rip. Instead of crying and acting like a victim, he accepted the challenge and was a HELL OF A PLAYER in Detroit!! Alot of people sleep on one of the most entertaining and best teams ever in that Sacramento team. You could go down the line of that roster and see the talent, even Doug Christie. AK47 is by far the dopest nickname ever as well lol.
Hope this video blow up. People need to remember these underrated/integral ballers
Facts, all these players don't get enough love!
Man Rashard Lewis is a forgotten gem lol
Not here in Orlando, of course. Lol.
Awesome Video man! All those guys belong to my all-time favorites. Thanks for paying them respect🤜🤛
Your videos are very well made. Keep on grinding man 👍
Id say micheal redd can be like PG in todays game and rip hamilton can be middleton. Also u forgot hedo torkoglu and kevin martin
Including Lewis. Those guys would cook in today's nba
Michael Redd gave my Pistons problems. I mean we won but he gave us problems.
He just a good competitor I like micheal redd and his jumpshot in 2K was water
Solid list. You convinced me with Jamison point. Didn’t know he scored that much that long, and he often times was the better player ok the teams he was on now that I remember. Lewis and O’Neal are other good ones as well. The rest are players to me that actually got solid recognition while they played and after too.
Where’s my guy brad miller
Great video
Good content !
Every player on this list has helped paved the way for a lot players today
AK47 was on of my favorite players of that era. He was just everywhere--a fantasy basketball stud, when he was healthy (that was sometimes a problem with him).
My best comparisons for Antawn Jamison are Cedric Ceballos and Bernard King, because they were all masters at moving without the ball. Jamison being able to shoot as a 4 was great, but he had a knack for always knowing where to be and finding the open spaces within an offense, which meant you could plug him into any offense and he'd be a fit. He had such a high IQ. He would have been a stud in today's game.
RIP Hamilton was another one who was great moving without the ball, a lot like Reggie Miller, but more of a midrange shooter than from beyond the arc.
Rashard Lewis' game dropped off when he went to Orlando because they never used him right. He became an all star in Seattle under Coach Nate MacMIllan, one of the most underrated coaches of all time, IMHO. MacMillan used him more as a post player small forward. Lewis was soooo long for a three and had an exceptional post fade away that you could push him far out of the paint and he had the range to still hit it consistently over smaller small forwards. If opposing teams tried to put a bigger guy on him, he was fast/quick enough to take them outside. Orlando had Dwight Howard and so they turned him into a 3-point specialist only, which made him overpriced when he got that fat contract, but like I said, they used him wrong. They should have alternated him more in post situations. I know that's hard to do with Dwight clogging the paint, though.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Peja and the Kings were my favorite in that Era
J O'Neal was that man. Went as him for Halloween when I was like 8(2005 or 2006)
I remember going to a Bobcats game and watching Jermaine O’Neal battle with Emeka Okafor.
Great video Mustard!
All these players deserve to be in the hall of fame except Rashard Lewis.
You trippin bro
How does ak47 not have a dpoy?
Playing in the same era as Ben Wallace would result in that.
*Laughs in Ben Wallace and Dwight Howard*
When you go against Big Ben and Dwight, it’s an uphill battle for votes.
One thing not mentioned about Richard Hamilton was he was so clutch. That whole team was clutch as fuck.
Another one was is delont west and beasely dude with the braids
Glad to see rashard Lewis on here he was definitely before his time
Caron, Jamaal Magloire, Shane Battier, Kirk Hinrich, Kevin Martin, Nene 👀
You make that part two I loved it
your channel is really good, i've been subscribed for a months now, i know it's not really about numbers but you deserve more
Those injuries fu*k Peja career. He's a beast. Glad he won a championship.
IMO I think the Malice at the Palice kinda hurt Jermaine O'Neil's career
I agree. That's how his downfall started, followed by injuries.
They have a documentary about that. It ruined him.
Sad story.
It was mostly because of injuries and problems but that also played a role to
I didn't forget Peja choking & shooting that air ball right into Shaq's hands. He didn't even come close & the play was clearly drawn up for him to get that shot & he choked.
The best decade for team competition in order 80s, 2000s, 90s, 2010s, 2020s, 70s.
The best decade for individual talent in order: 2000s, 90s, 80s, 2020s, 2010s, 70s
“He has nice hands”
“Pause “
“Michael Redd ripped them a new asshole”
*nothing * lmaooo
bro I was balling with Jermaine O'Neal back in NBA Street Vol 2!!!!
Glad you said the 2000s might be the most talented. I grew up on 90s NBA and love MJ, but I told my son I think 2000s had the most stars ever.
8:33! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
I still got my Peja jersey my favorite player since 2k3
Ben Wallace should be on this list
He literally just made the HOF…clearly he ain’t forgotten
I wouldn't say he's forgotten
KWAME BROWN
Shout out to Brandon Roy, Shareef Abdur Rahim, Baron Davis, Steve Francis, Elton Brand, and Shawn Marion
If u gon talk about Rip Hamilton on the pistons chip year u gotta bring up Tayshaun Prince. Dawg was nice in defense and 3 point stretch 4
Michael Redd was definitely the definition of a forgotten great
Lamar Odom was a stud and also a good fit in today's NBA. In addition, Caron Butler, Pau Gasol and Mike Bibby were underrated as well.
Lamar Odom would make the 76ers better than than are rn doing exactly what Ben Simmons is doing lmao. I don't care what anyone says. Lamar may not do the thing Simmons is good at but he can at least shoot and do everything Simmons does but not as good if that makes sense.
Caron was cold
Shitt jrue holiday
Shitt jrue holiday
I only remember Michael Redd in NBA 2K8. He was like having a game sliders on when he's shooting in the left wing
Peja.. if he played now holy shit..
Peja brought that swag to the 3 point contest IMO also 💯💯🏀🔥
Jermaine Tha Mame!!! Great video Mustard!!
Highlights had mike redd looking like the 1st harden
The Mavs 20011 win is the biggest upset in nba history imo
we believe warriors in my opinion
*AK47 '05:* 15.6 PTS, 6.2 REB, 3.2 AST, 1.6 STL, 3.3 BLK, 2.2 TOV, 2.5 PF, +7.0 rTS% 🔥
was just talking about rashad , dude was truly kd before kd (more of a 2.0 ) , ironically , he played in seattle as well .
Gotta put rip on this . Forreal
I killed people with Peja on NBA Live
You should make a comparison video of some of the old players play to players now might help younger viewers understand how they played
Wally Szczerbiak should also be here guy is a walking bucket during his T-Wolves days
The 2000s best era, after weak 90s and before superfrendshipteam
90s weren't weak
The Kings and the Pistons were scary in the 2000s
Brandon Roy definitely needa be on part 2
I was looking to see if Shawn Marion was on the list
do 2010s
Maverick fan for life. Dirk #1 fan till I hit that dirt
When speaking about the great players from the 2000's that are top 15 all time and top 5 in their position, you mention Dirk, Garnett and Duncan. Meanwhile Kobe is on the screen but doesn't get mentioned.
Sacramento was such a fun team to watch.
Part 2
First
Why do I know all of these players? I wasn't even watching basketball back then.
Peja was 6’9 - 6’10 too..extremely mobile for his size, he would dominate today’s NBA
No Danny Granger??? Dude put up 25 a game one or two seasons in the early 2000’s and was putting up 20 when he lost his job to PG13
Ben Gordon was a bucket especially to the Knicks
Why Rashard boutta cry in the thumbnail lmao
And pau gasol? He is very very underrated
"Ice Man" the best nickname............AK47, ok too.
Monta Ellis, Danny Granger, Rudy Gay
Ppl give Josh Smith hell for bad jumpshooting which was justified but dude was in the same category as Ak-47,Shawn Marion n Odom being a Swiss army knife player who could fill a stat sheet and do multiple things on the court on both ends
Hope amare stoudemire is in the video
Jermaine could have been remembered better if he didn’t make MJ lose his last allstar game. After that he is doomed. Interestingly he will never be forgotten because of that moment also lol
It was