For those questioning Orlando trading Webber for Penny keep in mind Orlando traded Webber & got Penny back PLUS 3 more additional 1st Rd picks. That's a great return. Plus Shaq & Penny played together on the set of Blue Chips & Shaq LOVED Penny's game. Here's his exact quote taken from an interview with both of them....."I was adamant to [management], I said, “Hey, if you don’t get this guy, my deal is up and I’m going to look to do different things. So help me help you.” I knew what Penny could do. They listened to me. It was the right thing to do.". That's your answer. Shaq wanted Penny, not Webber. 3 additional 1st Rd picks was icing on the cake.
@@INDREAMSBEGINSRESPONSIBILITIES The Deisel was always destined for LA regardless who he was playing for he wouldve went there. Its too bad the magic didnt trade him before he left. They coulda got a kings ransom for him. That said its hard to ever trade a generational like shaq. They obviously just kept they fingers crossed n hoped to resign him
Early on people were actually questioning the Warriors for this trade not the Magic. Penny was obviously the better player but in hindsight people don't remember because Penny's injury ruined him as a player.
Detroits own!!!! He was the man in that city for a long time....CWebb was gettin alot of the ebony goddesses in his heyday too....He said tyra banks was a freak wanted it all the time lol 😂😂😂
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. Japanese-American. 1993-94 was one of the BEST years of my life. 1996 was pretty good, too. I have long thought that I'd live to be 48, and pass away in 2021. If I'm indeed in the final months of my life, these 90s NBA highlights are among those I will treasure, during these last months of my life.
No One Interesting it was so strange what happened to Boston between 1986 and 1993. The loss of Bias and Lewis took that franchise years to recover from.
@@smoothALOE The injuries to Bird n McHale too. The entire basketball narrative in the late 80s/early 90s wouldve changed. Bias wouldve bought both Bird n McHale more years, and Reggie Lewis was becoming a superstar at the time of his passing....Then missing out on Duncan who shouldve been ours. We were cursed in the worst ways from after the championship in 86 for the next 10 years
Webber PF Rodgers PF Baker C Bradley C Johnson PF/C Mashburn SF Burrell SF Rider SG Houston SG Hardaway PG /SG Cassell PG Hunter PG Cheney SG/SF Lynch SF Blount PF/C That's a solid 15 man roster you coulda put together with the first rounders alone
Lindsey Hunter was called The Isiah Thomas of this draft.He average 26.7 ppg while in school at Jackson St and he put up insane numbers like 45 vs Kansas 48 vs Illinois 39 vs Connecticut in the NIT in overtime.
1:01:30 I KNEW that Luther Wright would NOT pan out!! In 1993, my friends and I got SO many Luther Wright cards when we used to buy Upper Deck, Topps, Skybox, Hoops, it was SO annoying, because we knew the card would be WORTHLESS!! I HATE Luther Wright!!
As far as Penny/Webber there was a debate simply because in Shaq's rookie year Scott Skiles was very good. Listen I know he's NOT Penny but he avg 15.4-3.7-9.4 vs 3.4 TO and shot over 46%. That's damn good at the PG position. Now Orlando's PF? Revolving door next to Shaq of Tom Tolbert, Anthony Bowie, Jeff Turner all stiffs. Webber would have given them a lineup of Skiles-Anderson-Scott-Webber-Shaq. Keep in mind Orlando didn't go to the Finals until they fixed the PF position by signing Horace Grant. Now he liked to shoot from 15-18 so he fit nicely next to Shaq but who knows maybe Webber would have developed his game around Shaq and fit.
Looking back, I wish GS kept Penny. Because Penny and Shaq were both franchise players. But GS had the better coach in Don Nelson. I think If Penny suffered an injury like he did in Orlando, GS would have made sure he was 100% healed before playing again, unlike the situation that happened in Orlando.
Yeah but Shaq wanted Penny and demanded the team take him. But Orlando was able to get Penny plus draft picks. And the big kicker is that Orlando didn't have the salary cap to pay Webber unless the released an injury plagued Scott Skiles.
Nah Orlando made he right decision even tho Shaq said he played a huge role in that happening but Penny made the most sense. If not for injuries and Shaq leaving.. they’d easily own the East once bulls/Mj got old.
artunnn3 I remember them saying they were scared late in games the opposing teams would intentionally foul Webb and Shaq because of their low FT%. I personally don't think that was a legitimate reason to trade CWebb
@M 😂 As someone originally from Mexico who grew up on futbol you come off really annoying. Also what the hell are you doing on an nba 1993 draft video? Seems like you copy and paste that comment on random nba videos lol guard that small dick tight don’t worry nba will never overtake futbol Me personally I just appreciate talent in all sports..
Penny Hardaway: the most athletic Point Guard I ever saw. More than anyone else in this draft, he was the one who had the greatest opportunity to be one of the all-time greats. That Orlando Magic team was a ton of fun to watch, as well.
People forget about Rider. He was cold. Came out n took the league by storm. He had some legal trouble n then some injuries, but he was awesome his first 5 years in the league
@@scarykurapika100yago2 Right. He was a great young player, prob couldve jumped straight from high school but nobody did that back then....From a talent and athletic standpoint he had it though
No reward without taking a risk. Bradley had a decent career, but just happened to be a bit overrated. He probably shouldn’t have been drafted so early. Imagine if he had gone to a team like Seattle or Utah, instead. That could’ve been pretty interesting.
That’s the thing. I understand taking a shot in the 2nd round, but at #2 overall? Okay, so he’s 7’6”, but even just seeing a little bit of his college film, he looks like a stiff.
Back then back to the basket centers who could run n block shots were it. The league has changed so much. Physically Bradleys best years were probably in college and during his missionary time. Something that was and is unheard of...
C Webb: a superstar that is not mentally tough Bradley: being outplayed by other 7'6'' players like Yao and being dunked on by hundred of players Hardaway: a poor man Magic Johnson with injury Marshburn: very good car dealer Rider: had a chance to become Vince Carter but wasted himself with wrong decisions Cheaney: from my school, go Hoosiers! Hurley: an injured Steve Nash Vin Baker: a less athletic and alcoholic Anthony Davis 😂😂😂
Honorable mentions: Alan Houston: injured, and his huge contract ruined entire Knicks team for a long period of time, well into 2010s Luther Wright: Played in NBA for one year and lived on the street for the next couple of decades The other tall international guy: masturbated on the free throw line
Talk about team management: Webber for Penny and 3 future 1st round picks. I really felt like that Orlando team was going to dominate the late 90's. Funny how things played out. They came close but it just wasn't in the cards.
@@phillipcollins1658 I think he was at those private schools because he was recruited to play ball. Not because his parents could pay for those schools.
@@phillipcollins1658 Yea that really isn't how it works. Prep schools constantly recruit poor kids to play sports at their school in exchange for a free ride at the school.
How the hell can the 76ers draft someone at number 2 who hadn't played in 2 years? Oh, he's 7'6", now I get it. Did it work? Of course not. His notable career moment? Space Jam. Says it all.
@@JoshuaFrick3 Every posterized the poor guy. Most players were gunning to dunk on a 7ft 6in dude. I always had respect for Bradley because no matter how many times he got posterized he would still contest EVERYTHING.
They traded Webber because he and Shaq would never co-exist properly. Shaq was caping for Penny to come and then started to feel some type of way because Penny was attaining a celebrity that was rivaling his. He won championships with Kobe and still had beef with him and even had problems in Miami. That's with Shaq being the main man on those teams and with those guys being guards. What would happen with Webber in the paint right with him and fighting for boards and the ball right with him. They would've been intriguing to watch but I doubt either Shaq or Webber remain with the Magic past Shaq's free agency in 96.
+Dwight Love Shaq even said himself that he wouldn't been able to co exist with Webber because he felt that they wouldn't have been able to share the ball together.
Shaq ruined Penny Hardaway's career by leaving Orlando... Think they could've achieved a lot more than with Kobe... Tod Atkinson If the draft was redone, I'd have said Webber gone first, Penny and then Mashburn were the best 3 in the draft, but this draft was pretty damn deep and it was deep for like the next couple of years after.
@@micahsharon2013 Penny didn't necessarily become injury prone. It's just that the first time Penny got injured in the 96-97 season, Orlando didn't allow Penny's knee to fully heal before playing again after he had surgery. He ended up playing 40+ games in the 96-97 season with a knee that was nowhere near 100% and ended up re-injuring his knee in the 97-98 season.
Huge mistake in my opinion to trade Webber for Penny. Not that I think Penny was a bad player, far from it in fact but Shaq and Webber would have been incredibly difficult to stop in the NBA back then.
Penny was by far the best player in that draft. Not to mention Orlando also got 3 number one pics from Golden State in this deal. Golden State got robbed. Who could have known Penny would have an injury years later which would derail his career.
This is definitely one the biggest "what if" drafts. Webber,Penny would have been 1st ballot HOF'ers (Think Webber will at least get in in the next few years) if not due to injuries .Then guys like Allan Houston,Bobby Hurley also should have had much better careers but didn't due to an injury bug.Then guys like Vin Baker,JR Rider and Van Exel should have had much better NBA career's if not for personal issues. Rider is a guy who could put up 20-25 one night then was not even good enough to be on an NBA roster the next.
Nobody expected a two-top dream with Shaquille O'Neal and Chris Webber in Orlando. Webber and Penny. The lightning trade was a surprise.Later it became clear that it was Shack who suggested Penny's magic.
C. Griff I read somewhere along the way I believe in a book maybe The miracle of St. Anthony that Bobby's dad said Webber told Bobby "I'm glad I won't have to face you as much anymore!" I can recall that 100% so it's trusting his word. He described it as 2 young guys burying the hatchet and moving on to the pros.
1:21:00 I KNEW that Chris Mills would pan out!! (remember, I was born in 1973 in Seattle, a Sonics and Blazers fan, to show how old I was when this draft occurred)
Alot of folks thought Penny Hardaway was going #1 cuz of Shaq big mouth running around saying that Orlando is taking Penny, that's who he wants to play with.
This was Reality TV before reality TV. I cannot imagine how insane would Orlando Magic fans have reacted to trading Webber for Anfernee Hardaway (he was a projected top 5 pick but like at 4 or 5, not Top 3)
That's the funniest thing about this video how lazy the graphics were back then. The strengths and weaknesses of the players cracks me up as well. It's so half asses as to the in depth stuff we get today.
Because it wasn't due to injury. He went on a Mormon mission. David Robinson was drafted in 1987 but didn't get to play until 2 years later because of Navy commitment. His time away didn't hurt him one bit (except cost him 2 years of his prime), so there was no reason to believe it would hurt Bradley.
Is it an indictment that both Acie Earl and Evers Burns ended up playing with the Sydney Kings at a time when they changed imports almost as often as I changed underwear.....
I dont think Bradley’s body was built to maintain 7’6”. 300 pounds was never going to be a possibility for him. But he remains the coolest draft pick we’ve ever seen.
Would have been interesting but then Philly might not have ever got A.I. 3 years later. But that would be a scary team if they still did. Penny at point,A.I. at SG,Stackhouse at SF,Coleman at PF. And some bum at center
Chris Webber was chosen first by the Orlando Magic and play along side with Shaquille O'Neal,but that didn't last long he was traded on draft night to the Golden State Warriors for Penny Hardaway
50:00 I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. My GOODNESS, Doug Edwards was a BUST, and I KNEW that he wouldn't pan out!!
Luther Wright.....all that strength and skill in a 7'2 frame....all wasted due to cocaine ...kinda like Chris Washburn in the late 1980s this was a big man who could have been something special if he just didnt have a 5 cent head on his shoulders. Yeah he had battled weight also....but this was a guy who came out of college early because he had problems that was known about ....the Jazz took a gamble on his vast potential in the first round because they needed a big man to take heat off Karl Malone inside.....and Wright would have been that man if he didn't do like many players in the 70s and 80s and spend his rookie salary on drugs the moment he started getting paid...the Jazz knew it was a gamble...but once it was obvious he was back using and for sure had not beat his drug addiction the Jazz dumped him and because of his reputation for drug problems going back to his high school days no other team ever gave him a chance after that. He is homeless now....which is sad....this guy had talent not just 7'2 and this was a generation where if a player had that kind of size and could really play he could dominate....I always hated players like Luther Wright when I was growing up for wasting their talent...now that I know that to this very day Wright like Chris Washburn in North Carolina did also...ended up homeless and walking the streets looking for a fix...it all just makes me sick to my stomach...I feel sad...not for the players like them who wasted their God given talent and wasted their potential hall of fame careers or at least a long NBA career and they wasted it to ghet high and be a street walker looking to steal for drugs.....its just a waste and the fans of their generations are the real ones who got cheated....this guy could easily if he just half way lived up to his potential would have made a giant difference in Utah for the JOhn Stockton and Karl Malone team that needed a little more push to win a title....If Wright had not loved drugs more than his basketball talent....he would have been a giant upgrade over a few years later draft pick named Greg Ostertag the Jazz made still looking for a big man to help Karl Malone inside....Ostertag would have never even been drafted if Wright just had stayed clean. and Wright was a good enough offensive player inside to have been a weapon there as well as defense shot blocking and rebounding.....Ostertag was never anything but a shot blocker who half the time wasnt even interested in playing. Utah fans and basketball fans of the 90s were cheated thanks to Luther....therefore I feel no sympathy for him as he walks the streets still looking for a fix and still homeless to this day......he did it to himself it was the life he chose to live
I remember as a little kid sitting behind the Nets bench screaming "we want Rex" during garbage time of blowouts. Usually it was our Nets being blown out:O(
This was back when race and political correctness hadn't taken over pro sports. When you let the inmates rule the roost its no wonder coaches get fired and players RULE EVERYTHING!!!
4lifeReagan There is always some fool bringing race or politics into something. Shut the fuck up you clown. By the way you dumbass, race was an issue in sports back since time immemorial. Back in the 1920s, "reverse-political correctness" and racism (segregation) kept blacks out of pro sports. The sports bosses didn't want to offend the white majority with a black man dominating a white man in sports. Study history and shut the fuck up.
Its great watching these old drafts its like traveling back in time with future knowledge
ToneEsco That time this was a pretty deep draft like 2003 draft was deep
@M leave
Yessir Marty mcfly swag
Instablaster.
@M maybe in your country
excellent quality of video for being 24 years ago
Around of applause
Still is and up to now my favorite NBA player, PENNY HARDAWAY!
Always 1¢
yeah bro me too
JR guarantees the '94 Slam Dunk crown the night he's drafted, and he followed through.
For those questioning Orlando trading Webber for Penny keep in mind Orlando traded Webber & got Penny back PLUS 3 more additional 1st Rd picks. That's a great return. Plus Shaq & Penny played together on the set of Blue Chips & Shaq LOVED Penny's game. Here's his exact quote taken from an interview with both of them....."I was adamant to [management], I said, “Hey, if you don’t get this guy, my deal is up and I’m going to look to do different things. So help me help you.” I knew what Penny could do. They listened to me. It was the right thing to do.".
That's your answer. Shaq wanted Penny, not Webber. 3 additional 1st Rd picks was icing on the cake.
In the end Shaq whieseled his way out of Orlando when his contract was up anyways. 😁
@@INDREAMSBEGINSRESPONSIBILITIES The Deisel was always destined for LA regardless who he was playing for he wouldve went there. Its too bad the magic didnt trade him before he left. They coulda got a kings ransom for him. That said its hard to ever trade a generational like shaq. They obviously just kept they fingers crossed n hoped to resign him
One of those picks turned into Mike Miller
@@acnicodemus4734 yeah besides Miller, who they traded after like 2 seasons, the other 2 first round picks… 👎🏼
Early on people were actually questioning the Warriors for this trade not the Magic.
Penny was obviously the better player but in hindsight people don't remember because Penny's injury ruined him as a player.
PENNY HARDAWAY 16:44-21:50 Penny Hardaway traded to magic for Chris Webber 29:00-32:48 BOBBY HURLEY 42:24-45:40
I KNEW that Bibby Hurley would pan out!!
Shaq and Chris Webber would of won 2 Championship guarantee chemistry wise in and out of locker room at the time penny trade wasn't that bad
The Penny stat:
Needs more weight..
Nah he did fine. So called "experts"
That ovation when Webber gets picked! :)
Its cause they were in michigan ...most of the crowd probably went to school there ..so why wouldnt they cheer c Webb part of the fab 5...
He probably paid them to cheer
@@Hbkdj0 Yeah man he paid all of these people😅
Detroits own!!!! He was the man in that city for a long time....CWebb was gettin alot of the ebony goddesses in his heyday too....He said tyra banks was a freak wanted it all the time lol 😂😂😂
@@razkable c.Webb went to country day a posh place. Most of Detroit hate that place due to jealousy etc. Surprised he didn’t get booed
It’s awesome to relive these things man. To see them then and to see how they ended up is pretty cool. Penny!!!!!!!!! Love me some Penny!!
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. Japanese-American. 1993-94 was one of the BEST years of my life. 1996 was pretty good, too. I have long thought that I'd live to be 48, and pass away in 2021. If I'm indeed in the final months of my life, these 90s NBA highlights are among those I will treasure, during these last months of my life.
Sad to see them bring up Reggie Lewis' heart condition when he would die just one month later.
No One Interesting it was so strange what happened to Boston between 1986 and 1993. The loss of Bias and Lewis took that franchise years to recover from.
Pitno ruined that Franchise put them behind 10 years
Yes it is
@@smoothALOE The injuries to Bird n McHale too. The entire basketball narrative in the late 80s/early 90s wouldve changed. Bias wouldve bought both Bird n McHale more years, and Reggie Lewis was becoming a superstar at the time of his passing....Then missing out on Duncan who shouldve been ours. We were cursed in the worst ways from after the championship in 86 for the next 10 years
Bobby Hurley..still my personal favorite college basketball player ever
1:52:25 Lmao "Gheorge does not speak English, but I'm think he would understand the international applause"
God damn crime that Nick the quick wasn't a 1st round pick
Webber PF
Rodgers PF
Baker C
Bradley C
Johnson PF/C
Mashburn SF
Burrell SF
Rider SG
Houston SG
Hardaway PG /SG
Cassell PG
Hunter PG
Cheney SG/SF
Lynch SF
Blount PF/C
That's a solid 15 man roster you coulda put together with the first rounders alone
Hunter was called The ISIAH THOMAS of the '90s
Love to see Hubie Brown. One of my fav nba play callers/commentators.
One of the all-time basketball minds.
Lindsey Hunter was called The Isiah Thomas of this draft.He average 26.7 ppg while in school at Jackson St and he put up insane numbers like 45 vs Kansas 48 vs Illinois 39 vs Connecticut in the NIT in overtime.
I was fortunate to be there. Thanks Stoney and Wojo. What's your beef contest winner. Took my coworker Lionel. He was very happy to go as well.
1:01:30 I KNEW that Luther Wright would NOT pan out!! In 1993, my friends and I got SO many Luther Wright cards when we used to buy Upper Deck, Topps, Skybox, Hoops, it was SO annoying, because we knew the card would be WORTHLESS!! I HATE Luther Wright!!
As far as Penny/Webber there was a debate simply because in Shaq's rookie year Scott Skiles was very good. Listen I know he's NOT Penny but he avg 15.4-3.7-9.4 vs 3.4 TO and shot over 46%. That's damn good at the PG position. Now Orlando's PF? Revolving door next to Shaq of Tom Tolbert, Anthony Bowie, Jeff Turner all stiffs. Webber would have given them a lineup of Skiles-Anderson-Scott-Webber-Shaq. Keep in mind Orlando didn't go to the Finals until they fixed the PF position by signing Horace Grant. Now he liked to shoot from 15-18 so he fit nicely next to Shaq but who knows maybe Webber would have developed his game around Shaq and fit.
Looking back, I wish GS kept Penny. Because Penny and Shaq were both franchise players. But GS had the better coach in Don Nelson. I think If Penny suffered an injury like he did in Orlando, GS would have made sure he was 100% healed before playing again, unlike the situation that happened in Orlando.
Yeah but Shaq wanted Penny and demanded the team take him. But Orlando was able to get Penny plus draft picks. And the big kicker is that Orlando didn't have the salary cap to pay Webber unless the released an injury plagued Scott Skiles.
Nah Orlando made he right decision even tho Shaq said he played a huge role in that happening but Penny made the most sense. If not for injuries and Shaq leaving.. they’d easily own the East once bulls/Mj got old.
Shaq and C-Webb would of been a devastating front court
would of been crazy
salary cap didnt have the money
artunnn3 I remember them saying they were scared late in games the opposing teams would intentionally foul Webb and Shaq because of their low FT%. I personally don't think that was a legitimate reason to trade CWebb
+Johny Kilroy Shaq wanted Penny in order to recreate showtime
Shaq met Penny when filming Bluechips. He went to Magic management and told them to get Penny. That is why they traded CWeb.
When the NBA was real
Hey, soccer boy...nobody asked you!!! Appreciate the sport of basketball. Nobody likes a killjoy!!!
Defiantly
We all had no idea how great we had it...
@@capriquariusc1652 ⚽ boy is a clown
@M 😂 As someone originally from Mexico who grew up on futbol you come off really annoying. Also what the hell are you doing on an nba 1993 draft video? Seems like you copy and paste that comment on random nba videos lol guard that small dick tight don’t worry nba will never overtake futbol
Me personally I just appreciate talent in all sports..
Penny Hardaway: the most athletic Point Guard I ever saw. More than anyone else in this draft, he was the one who had the greatest opportunity to be one of the all-time greats. That Orlando Magic team was a ton of fun to watch, as well.
Not. more athletic then D Rose and Westbrook
@@calsums914 that’s two different eras.
Probably one of the most intelligent ever...
@@jessier.4237 the all-time greats always stand at the front of the line as great athletes AND great thinkers.
@@smoothALOE then don't say "ever"
WOW!!!, did not know Rider was thought of that highly.
fadetoblack81 He was ridiculous at UNLV. Coach Tark said he was the most talented he ever coached
He was an outstanding athlete, but a head case. He won the slam dunk title in his rookie season and that was about it, in terms of accolades.
J.R. Rider was could do everything but had offcourt issues and lacked work ethic
People forget about Rider. He was cold. Came out n took the league by storm. He had some legal trouble n then some injuries, but he was awesome his first 5 years in the league
@@scarykurapika100yago2 Right. He was a great young player, prob couldve jumped straight from high school but nobody did that back then....From a talent and athletic standpoint he had it though
Webber was a beast
Webber hurt those kings teams, he was jealous of Bibby blossoming into star
@@williamrogers7974 Bibby wasn't a star bro he was a role player.
76ers lets draft a player who hasn't played in 2 years yea lets get him smh
No reward without taking a risk. Bradley had a decent career, but just happened to be a bit overrated. He probably shouldn’t have been drafted so early. Imagine if he had gone to a team like Seattle or Utah, instead. That could’ve been pretty interesting.
When your 7'6 alot of other things will be overlooked
That’s the thing. I understand taking a shot in the 2nd round, but at #2 overall? Okay, so he’s 7’6”, but even just seeing a little bit of his college film, he looks like a stiff.
Back then back to the basket centers who could run n block shots were it. The league has changed so much. Physically Bradleys best years were probably in college and during his missionary time. Something that was and is unheard of...
6ers still making bad draft picks...
C Webb: a superstar that is not mentally tough
Bradley: being outplayed by other 7'6'' players like Yao and being dunked on by hundred of players
Hardaway: a poor man Magic Johnson with injury
Marshburn: very good car dealer
Rider: had a chance to become Vince Carter but wasted himself with wrong decisions
Cheaney: from my school, go Hoosiers!
Hurley: an injured Steve Nash
Vin Baker: a less athletic and alcoholic Anthony Davis
😂😂😂
Plus, Rider is the best rapper in this draft class
Honorable mentions:
Alan Houston: injured, and his huge contract ruined entire Knicks team for a long period of time, well into 2010s
Luther Wright: Played in NBA for one year and lived on the street for the next couple of decades
The other tall international guy: masturbated on the free throw line
+Jiaming Liu Lindsey Hunter was called The Isiah Thomas of the 90s he was Roy Williams worst nightmare while at Kansas.
IU SUCKS!!! #BoilerUp
Vin Baker ruined his career with unecessary weight gain as well.
LOL at the talk of Magic taking Shawn Bradley at 1 or trading down for him at 3.
pretty sure you wouldve been saying the same thing dumbass
Stern was the best at selling draft day trades. Classic!
Talk about team management: Webber for Penny and 3 future 1st round picks. I really felt like that Orlando team was going to dominate the late 90's. Funny how things played out. They came close but it just wasn't in the cards.
MJ stopped an awful lot of great teams getting championships.
@@ultimatemagic2125They beat him in 94 just couldn’t beat Houston in the finals.
@@DarrylJones-jc7wq 95. And that wasn't prime MJ, that was rusty baseball layoff MJ as he proved in 1996 when he steam rolled the Magic, sadly.
I LOVE BOBBY HURLEY & HIS BASKETBALL GAME SKILLS That he brought to the NBA LEVEL!!!!!!!!
Chris webber dad is like son I'm rich , I'm rich, I'm rich! I don't have to worry about money ever again!
chrisvill54 judgemental, piece of shit ,he's happy that he's son was draft at 1st pick. -_-
This is what sports are about, making blacks rich
Webber was a preppy private school kid growing up so they must've been doing farely well financially already
@@phillipcollins1658 I think he was at those private schools because he was recruited to play ball. Not because his parents could pay for those schools.
@@phillipcollins1658 Yea that really isn't how it works.
Prep schools constantly recruit poor kids to play sports at their school in exchange for a free ride at the school.
1:27:00 Remember, I was born in Seattle in 1973, and a Sonics fan. I KNEW that Ervin Johnson would pan out!!
the pop for webber - wow !
+WuTangFan1000 he was from
michigan
1:11:20. So Randy Moss DID play in the NBA.
Hahaha wowwww
I don’t think he looked like Moss at all
C webb number 1 pick at home 🍾🍾🍾🍾💯💯🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌
I really thought Jamal Mashburn would have had a tremendous NBA career for at least a decade he was an incredible player not a bad NBA player
Spent some quality time on the DL during his prime yrs but he was a solid all around player.
He was a nice scorer, but struggled with injuries but came back later on with his years in charlotte
A consistently healthy Mashburn would've been a consistent all star.
What a GREAT man, Gheorghe Muresan! He should be an ambassador for the NBA, to European NBA players.
HE CURRENTLY PLAYS FOR THE 1999 ATLANTA HAWKS
How the hell can the 76ers draft someone at number 2 who hadn't played in 2 years?
Oh, he's 7'6", now I get it. Did it work? Of course not. His notable career moment? Space Jam. Says it all.
No One Interesting he wasn’t worth the two pick but he’s better than you think he was. Had a career over 10 years and averaged 8pts and 2.5 blocks
Shawn Bradley's most notable career moment was getting posterized by Tracy McGrady
Getting dunked on
@@JoshuaFrick3 Every posterized the poor guy.
Most players were gunning to dunk on a 7ft 6in dude. I always had respect for Bradley because no matter how many times he got posterized he would still contest EVERYTHING.
Nick van excel 2nd round...😂😂😂 all he did was play 20yrs , and some biiiiiiig shots
He definitely was the steal of that's years draft!
But shot 40% FG% career
Notice at the 7:14 mark… the 2 team logos are Golden State & Sac Kings/ the 2 teams he eventually played for
They traded Webber because he and Shaq would never co-exist properly. Shaq was caping for Penny to come and then started to feel some type of way because Penny was attaining a celebrity that was rivaling his. He won championships with Kobe and still had beef with him and even had problems in Miami. That's with Shaq being the main man on those teams and with those guys being guards. What would happen with Webber in the paint right with him and fighting for boards and the ball right with him. They would've been intriguing to watch but I doubt either Shaq or Webber remain with the Magic past Shaq's free agency in 96.
+Isufa Webber and Shaq could have co-exist Webber's game was out on the perimeter where he could be effective
coming out of college his game was inside.
+Dwight Love Shaq even said himself that he wouldn't been able to co exist with Webber because he felt that they wouldn't have been able to share the ball together.
They also didn't think they could sign him, no rookie scale salaries like we have now.
They traded cause shaq WANTED Penny or threatend to sign with another team
ruclips.net/video/7B221PSX7NQ/видео.html
11:20
So sad when they start talking about Drazen
Shaq ruined Penny Hardaway's career by leaving Orlando...
Think they could've achieved a lot more than with Kobe...
Tod Atkinson If the draft was redone, I'd have said Webber gone first, Penny and then Mashburn were the best 3 in the draft, but this draft was pretty damn deep and it was deep for like the next couple of years after.
+Micah Sharon lol. As a penny fan, I use Shaquille as a scapegoat
Nah..come on now
@@micahsharon2013 Penny didn't necessarily become injury prone. It's just that the first time Penny got injured in the 96-97 season, Orlando didn't allow Penny's knee to fully heal before playing again after he had surgery. He ended up playing 40+ games in the 96-97 season with a knee that was nowhere near 100% and ended up re-injuring his knee in the 97-98 season.
Huge mistake in my opinion to trade Webber for Penny. Not that I think Penny was a bad player, far from it in fact but Shaq and Webber would have been incredibly difficult to stop in the NBA back then.
They were hard to stop w/ Penny, but Shaq wanted LA and it's big contract. Is what it is...
Penny was by far the best player in that draft. Not to mention Orlando also got 3 number one pics from Golden State in this deal.
Golden State got robbed. Who could have known Penny would have an injury years later which would derail his career.
This is definitely one the biggest "what if" drafts. Webber,Penny would have been 1st ballot HOF'ers (Think Webber will at least get in in the next few years) if not due to injuries .Then guys like Allan Houston,Bobby Hurley also should have had much better careers but didn't due to an injury bug.Then guys like Vin Baker,JR Rider and Van Exel should have had much better NBA career's if not for personal issues. Rider is a guy who could put up 20-25 one night then was not even good enough to be on an NBA roster the next.
Nobody expected a two-top dream with Shaquille O'Neal and Chris Webber in Orlando.
Webber and Penny.
The lightning trade was a surprise.Later it became clear that it was Shack who suggested Penny's magic.
1:31:00 I called Sam Cassell "A Sleeper." I KNEW that he would pan out!!
Shaq Chris would of won 2 Championships they would of had great chemistry in and out of the locker room with three shooting guards wow
As a Sixers fan, very few will forget the bust which was Shawn Bradley...
He was decent till he blew his ACL out his 2nd year.
Hubie Brown is an awesome commentator and analyst
@ 6:28 - 6:35 C Webb and Bobby Hurley chat...I wonder what those words were...but either way it was sportsmanship (thumbs up)
C. Griff I read somewhere along the way I believe in a book maybe The miracle of St. Anthony that Bobby's dad said Webber told Bobby "I'm glad I won't have to face you as much anymore!" I can recall that 100% so it's trusting his word. He described it as 2 young guys burying the hatchet and moving on to the pros.
@@richiepawlowski6848 Ok that's real cool
What's the name of that song playing when they were talking about toni kukoc
1:21:00 I KNEW that Chris Mills would pan out!! (remember, I was born in 1973 in Seattle, a Sonics and Blazers fan, to show how old I was when this draft occurred)
Stern got more respect from the crowd then Rodger Goodell does today lol
Stern wasn't woke.
Now we have a bunch of James hardens on defense and wannabe Steph Curry's out there
I miss this crew on TNT. Bob Neal, Hubie and Doug Collins
Alot of folks thought Penny Hardaway was going #1 cuz of Shaq big mouth running around saying that Orlando is taking Penny, that's who he wants to play with.
This was Reality TV before reality TV. I cannot imagine how insane would Orlando Magic fans have reacted to trading Webber for Anfernee Hardaway (he was a projected top 5 pick but like at 4 or 5, not Top 3)
Orlando got a kings ransom for CWebb
Where’s the rest of the draft? I didn’t get to see Nick Van Exel get picked. I wanted to see his strengths and weaknesses.
TheQuestion3 strengths big head weakness small body
Strengths: High energy
Weaknesses: IQ of a donkey.
RIP David Stern
@Fries silver is just a dildo out there
I like how they showed Dallas’ record, and under “needs” it says “quality talent”. In other words, they really sucked. 😂
That's the funniest thing about this video how lazy the graphics were back then. The strengths and weaknesses of the players cracks me up as well. It's so half asses as to the in depth stuff we get today.
What happened to picks 9 - 14 ??
How was the fact that Shawn Bradley hadn’t played in two years not a gigantic red flag?
Because it wasn't due to injury. He went on a Mormon mission.
David Robinson was drafted in 1987 but didn't get to play until 2 years later because of Navy commitment. His time away didn't hurt him one bit (except cost him 2 years of his prime), so there was no reason to believe it would hurt Bradley.
Almost teared up for a sec with the ovation for webber
What did Bradley do in the two years prior to the draft to propel him to the number 2 pick?
He 7'6" that's it
Morman mission
Shawn Bradley gets Ric Flair's theme😂
Is it an indictment that both Acie Earl and Evers Burns ended up playing with the Sydney Kings at a time when they changed imports almost as often as I changed underwear.....
Then they sold themselves short with Gugliota
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I dont think Bradley’s body was built to maintain 7’6”. 300 pounds was never going to be a possibility for him. But he remains the coolest draft pick we’ve ever seen.
Bradley could have put on a 50 to play in the 260 lb range
What if Philly picked Penny Hardaway? History would be so different
Would have been interesting but then Philly might not have ever got A.I. 3 years later. But that would be a scary team if they still did. Penny at point,A.I. at SG,Stackhouse at SF,Coleman at PF. And some bum at center
@@618greenleaf7 a defensive center
@@618greenleaf7 "And some bum at center."
I love that comment.
Chris Webber was chosen first by the Orlando Magic and play along side with Shaquille O'Neal,but that didn't last long he was traded on draft night to the Golden State Warriors for Penny Hardaway
Man, Tacko Fall would’ve been a lottery pick back then
Nah big men that tall 7’6” and up never really did well in this era either tacko would’ve been exactly what he is now
@@tyroneweekes1983 thats not what he said
1:13:00 I KNEW that Scott Burrell would pan out!!
12:54 They did Shawn Bradley dirty 😂
To bad the golden state warriors traded Chris weber
He had a clause in his contract. He wanted out of GS
50:00 I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. My GOODNESS, Doug Edwards was a BUST, and I KNEW that he wouldn't pan out!!
59:00 I KNEW that Greg Graham would pan out!!
Luther Wright.....all that strength and skill in a 7'2 frame....all wasted due to cocaine ...kinda like Chris Washburn in the late 1980s this was a big man who could have been something special if he just didnt have a 5 cent head on his shoulders. Yeah he had battled weight also....but this was a guy who came out of college early because he had problems that was known about ....the Jazz took a gamble on his vast potential in the first round because they needed a big man to take heat off Karl Malone inside.....and Wright would have been that man if he didn't do like many players in the 70s and 80s and spend his rookie salary on drugs the moment he started getting paid...the Jazz knew it was a gamble...but once it was obvious he was back using and for sure had not beat his drug addiction the Jazz dumped him and because of his reputation for drug problems going back to his high school days no other team ever gave him a chance after that. He is homeless now....which is sad....this guy had talent not just 7'2 and this was a generation where if a player had that kind of size and could really play he could dominate....I always hated players like Luther Wright when I was growing up for wasting their talent...now that I know that to this very day Wright like Chris Washburn in North Carolina did also...ended up homeless and walking the streets looking for a fix...it all just makes me sick to my stomach...I feel sad...not for the players like them who wasted their God given talent and wasted their potential hall of fame careers or at least a long NBA career and they wasted it to ghet high and be a street walker looking to steal for drugs.....its just a waste and the fans of their generations are the real ones who got cheated....this guy could easily if he just half way lived up to his potential would have made a giant difference in Utah for the JOhn Stockton and Karl Malone team that needed a little more push to win a title....If Wright had not loved drugs more than his basketball talent....he would have been a giant upgrade over a few years later draft pick named Greg Ostertag the Jazz made still looking for a big man to help Karl Malone inside....Ostertag would have never even been drafted if Wright just had stayed clean. and Wright was a good enough offensive player inside to have been a weapon there as well as defense shot blocking and rebounding.....Ostertag was never anything but a shot blocker who half the time wasnt even interested in playing. Utah fans and basketball fans of the 90s were cheated thanks to Luther....therefore I feel no sympathy for him as he walks the streets still looking for a fix and still homeless to this day......he did it to himself it was the life he chose to live
Penny!!!
55:00 I did NOT know that Rex Waters could dunk!
I remember as a little kid sitting behind the Nets bench screaming "we want Rex" during garbage time of blowouts.
Usually it was our Nets being blown out:O(
penny my man
@8:55 IT'S LIKE HE KNEW BEFORE IT HAPPENED HAHA
You could hear a pindrop in that arena waiting for Stern's trade announcement lmao
Faaark poor Bobby Hurley..sad to see his career not live up to its potential due to the fuckwit that smashed into his car
All-time NBA what if!!
Webber and Shaq next to each other with Scott skiles running the point with nick Anderson and Dennis Scott
Shawn Bradley the only player that has smart by his skill set all the other black kids don't have it.
Luther Wright only play 15 games with the Utah Jazz before drug and mental health issues. Look up Luther Wright on RUclips.
@ 1:31:00 close your ears Knicks fans...
Notice how David Stern didn't get boo'd ? Roger Goodell doesn't know the feeling.
This was back when race and political correctness hadn't taken over pro sports. When you let the inmates rule the roost its no wonder coaches get fired and players RULE EVERYTHING!!!
4lifeReagan There is always some fool bringing race or politics into something. Shut the fuck up you clown. By the way you dumbass, race was an issue in sports back since time immemorial. Back in the 1920s, "reverse-political correctness" and racism (segregation) kept blacks out of pro sports. The sports bosses didn't want to offend the white majority with a black man dominating a white man in sports. Study history and shut the fuck up.
Your the one who is proving my point to the letter you stupid moron.
Tim Hardaway and Chris Webber never played together which was a shame #gsw
Wheres Picks 9-14?
WHAT A STUD!
3 FIRST ROUND PICKS 😮
1:26:50 Ervin Johnson, first round sleeper
wow, Golden State got jacked.
Peter DellOlio especially since CWebb was gone after, basically, just one season.
Do you guises remember that Doug collins is the 1st pick in the 1973 nba draft selected by the Philadelphia 76ers
4:49 1st Pick