The passes are dope. But note how this dude realizes the job is done with each bucket, and then busts his ass to get back on D EACH time. Cared about WINNING and playing hard. Nothing else mattered. What a legend.
@@MJGOATMagic was not a better passer at all. Stockton had 5 years with more APG than Magic’s best year and with a better turnover to assist ratio. Magic also spent most of his career on a running team with a lot more scorers to pass to. Stockton played with a lot of half court players and that is what he did. Magic may have been a more valuable player due to rebounding, mostly because he was a lot bigger and was flashier. Stockton was focused on winning and not scoring himself, but no doubt he could have scored a lot more (50% career). No one saw the court better or put the ball where his teammates needed better.
I gained 1000 calories in 15 minutes with all those feeds. One of the BEST vids on here on Stockton. Thank you for the assist buffet by the best PG ever.
Super video, mate. John Stockton is probably the most fundamentally sound PG I've seen play. Nothing too fancy but everything he did was within the flow of an offense (similar to Timmy D in that regard).
Hes the tim duncan of point guards...nobody like him since jason williams white chocolate and steve nash...and lets throw jason kidd and chris Paul in there too
Thank you so much for this. John has become one of my favorite players ever. So great to be able to find extensive film on him. God bless you all! Jesus loves you! Matthew 11:28-30 King James Version (KJV) 28 Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. 30 For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.
This is my favorite part of the game and why I loved playing it at that position. Skill handling the ball + court vision = floor general. You score on the assist. 10 points and 15 assists is a job well done and every now and again you get to watch someone drop 20 points and 20 assists. But those days are gone now that Rondo runs a different scheme and Steve Nash retired.
Ya rondo was fun to watch but man i wont say no one will ever touch stockons assist record but..nm i wil say it. Bball is all about the 3, and iso switches. Zzzzzz
Man one of the most underrated basketball players ever! So basic and fundamental. If you had to put a picture of the definition of PG I would pick Stockton. And his athleticism was underrated. Very quick and great hand I coordination.
The Jazz in '88 & '89 would be considered a superteam nowadays. Stockton dominating in assists & steals, Malone among the top scorers & rebounders, and Eaton making a case as the greatest shot blocker of all time while earning his 2nd DPOY award. But the level of competition was just too great back then.
They had trash depth. On offense, they had Stockton and Malone. That was about it. On defense they had Eaton, Malone and Stockton. And Eaton was player that could be exploited under the pre-zone rules. That's what Don Nelson did to upset Utah. In that series Malone averaged 30, Stockton averaged 28 and 15, and Utah basically got nothing else out of their roster. Wipeout. The 90s version was much better, particularly on depth and with the acquisition of Hornacek.
@@dp233332 for sure, Stockton was very good, but magic was the better playmaker had a wider variety of passes by far. Stockton benefits from pnr with Malone, and entry passes to Malone. If magic was on the jazz they win a championship.
@Joe Richardson Makes no sense. Magic had way more turnovers. Also what makes a passer great is not how many flashy passes they can do. Its how many assists they can get and their courtvision and reaction times and IQ. Magic and Stockton both had top 3 courtvision all time. But Magic had Kareem, Worthy and alot more other high % scorers than Stockton. Magic better scorers led to Magic getting extra assists. Stockton is 2nd all time in APG while Nash is not too 5 and Nash had more scorers and higher %, scorers. Outside of Karl Malone others ran cuts and pick and rolls. While Stockton created the cuts by being double and triple teamed. Its a myth that Stockton only did basic passes. He did no look passes at a elite level that very few NBA PGs ever could do. Without turning them over as much. Context is always key in a discussion on any topic. Context shows how a person did it and why and when.
@@penkima4923 And define your lame generic version of an all around point guard- Being as you are attempting the role of the wiser one, over the majority of the all time greats who also view Stockton the same way I do. 🤔
@@SincereSentinel Stockton was a pass-first point guard taken to the extreme. Commentators on the media, who don't want white players on their all time starting five, can pick Zeke, because he took more shots. Far more inefficient shots, but he took more shots.
@@penkima4923 Honestly, I won't pick away at you for that response. I hear your point. I still disagree entirely overall though. As I said, and most of the best ever do in unison with me, I feel Stockton had one of the best overall point guard values to a team ever, given his consistent points, assists, steals/defense, minutes played, injuries played through, and intangibles. But to each his own. 🤷 P.S.- Point guards are inherently pass first, and nothing is extreme about passing the ball as a point guard, in literally any era ever, even this current trash one, so long as you are good/successful at it... It's the main role of a point guard...and Stockton got plenty buckets, the f*ck are you talking about? 😆.
The beauty of Stockton is he made everyone he played with better. These passes look basic, but it's actually amazing that his delivery was always on time and in a place where his teammate could catch and score. Guy was the best.
0:19 Damn, look how fast Stockton looked behind him and knew to throw that ball. 2:50 that touch pass lob is wild. All time assist and steals leader for a reason, vision.
Despite having a reputation as being so fundamental (aka, boring), these highlights show that he was also willing to make plenty of anticipation passes like a Quarterback in synch with his receivers running their routes.
Crazy to think stockton alone can make someone a former number 2 and now a current top 3 in top 5 all time scoring lists. Imagine him pair up with any of the top 10 scoring lists.
No player ever, had the ability to put passes on target they way he did. There’s been greats sure, but watching Stockton 90% of the time you’re scratching your head going “How the fuck did he just do that?”
When you look up the definition of point guard in the dictionary, John Stockton's name is there lol. Was there ever a more prolific passer in the NBA than John Stockton? I cannot think of one.
Great observation lad, most of people only focus on pick and roll cause nowdays it's played so much by NBA offences, but back then, with the way the game was actually played, it wasn't used so much so Stockton's record's even more impressive
People say he only leads, because Malone was such a great scorer. Malone was a great scorer, but Stockton was better at passing than Malone was at scoring.
What he did with his hands, whilst impressive, Michael Laudrup and Ronald Koeman did it with their feet over a football pitch. And the reciever controlled the ball with their feet.
Stockton is a top 5 NBA point guard all time for me. 19 out of 19 seasons in the playoffs, career leader in assists and steals by far over the next guy. Stockton is smart, reliable, and consistent. There are only 2 point guards better than Stockton, and that is Magic and Isiah Thomas bc of their championships.
@@joerichardson6107 if Stockton was on the 80's Lakers they would have won the ring every year go watch game 6 88 Jazz Lakers Stockton was a beast especially early in his career the point god
And he couldn’t just pass. Averaged 16 for a decade in his prime shooting 53/39/83. 62% TS from 88-97 with 13 assists a gm. And maybe most impressive, he played EVERY GAME 17/19 years. He missed like 20 games out of 1.5K.
And he averaged almost 3 steals for a decade with like 3,330 career steals and. 700 more than the next most (Kidd, 2684). Sorry his stats just wild to me don’t think we’ll see it again.
no, i simply also wanted showcase his passing skills, court vision etc even for plays that didn't count as assists. such as when a teammate was fouled and didn't even get a shot attempt up. or if they missed a great feed-setup by Stockton, etc
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Stockton was brilliant at putting it right where his teammates needed it, at the perfect pace and trajectory.
The passes are dope. But note how this dude realizes the job is done with each bucket, and then busts his ass to get back on D EACH time. Cared about WINNING and playing hard. Nothing else mattered. What a legend.
Such a good point.
@@CinHalCedHerChance Thanks and no doubt.
Seeing Stockton and the mailman play growing up was amazing.
I've never seen a better point guard than John Stockton.
7:05 is just so precise!
I appreciate Stockton's game so much. He's a true PG. In my opinion, 3rd greatest ever.
3rd greatest player or point guard because if 3rd greatest player ever you forgetting mj Kareem wilt or lebron
@@MJGOAT No of course not. 3rd greatest point guard ever.
@@aaronflowers8881 oh I have him 2nd pg ever because he’s the most pure pg ever magics ahead of him because he’s a better passrr
@@MJGOATMagic was not a better passer at all. Stockton had 5 years with more APG than Magic’s best year and with a better turnover to assist ratio. Magic also spent most of his career on a running team with a lot more scorers to pass to. Stockton played with a lot of half court players and that is what he did. Magic may have been a more valuable player due to rebounding, mostly because he was a lot bigger and was flashier. Stockton was focused on winning and not scoring himself, but no doubt he could have scored a lot more (50% career). No one saw the court better or put the ball where his teammates needed better.
Great player, one of the most "zoned in" pg of all time..couldn't get him flustered
I gained 1000 calories in 15 minutes with all those feeds. One of the BEST vids on here on Stockton. Thank you for the assist buffet by the best PG ever.
Only 1000?
Super video, mate. John Stockton is probably the most fundamentally sound PG I've seen play. Nothing too fancy but everything he did was within the flow of an offense (similar to Timmy D in that regard).
John Stockton didn't have a left hand.
100%
@@ARKHAM367 so from 1984-2002 he had no left hand but no one could stop him?
Hes the tim duncan of point guards...nobody like him since jason williams white chocolate and steve nash...and lets throw jason kidd and chris Paul in there too
@@ARKHAM367 and he didn’t need to.
Thank you so much for this. John has become one of my favorite players ever. So great to be able to find extensive film on him. God bless you all! Jesus loves you!
Matthew 11:28-30 King James Version (KJV)
28 Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.
29 Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls.
30 For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.
This dude is the reason why I always choose "pass first" as a playstyle on my career.
This is my favorite part of the game and why I loved playing it at that position. Skill handling the ball + court vision = floor general.
You score on the assist. 10 points and 15 assists is a job well done and every now and again you get to watch someone drop 20 points and 20 assists. But those days are gone now that Rondo runs a different scheme and Steve Nash retired.
Ya rondo was fun to watch but man i wont say no one will ever touch stockons assist record but..nm i wil say it. Bball is all about the 3, and iso switches. Zzzzzz
Man one of the most underrated basketball players ever! So basic and fundamental. If you had to put a picture of the definition of PG I would pick Stockton. And his athleticism was underrated. Very quick and great hand I coordination.
His passes weren't basic and fundamental according to this video.
The Jazz in '88 & '89 would be considered a superteam nowadays. Stockton dominating in assists & steals, Malone among the top scorers & rebounders, and Eaton making a case as the greatest shot blocker of all time while earning his 2nd DPOY award. But the level of competition was just too great back then.
bsdx110 back then the Jazz were always a threat to knock off the best team in the west. They were like a machine back then.
yeah they're team is so stacked it's a wonder how they never won a championship.
The 80s jazz were better than the 90s version
bsdx110 they almost beat the showtime Lakers. It was really close.
They had trash depth. On offense, they had Stockton and Malone. That was about it.
On defense they had Eaton, Malone and Stockton. And Eaton was player that could be exploited under the pre-zone rules.
That's what Don Nelson did to upset Utah. In that series Malone averaged 30, Stockton averaged 28 and 15, and Utah basically got nothing else out of their roster.
Wipeout.
The 90s version was much better, particularly on depth and with the acquisition of Hornacek.
didn't realize how awesome Stockton was until he was gone
The GOAT Offense Creator!
Stockton es el líder en asistencias y bolas robadas, pero the goat offense creator es Magic Johnson.
Magic was 10times better
@@dp233332 for sure, Stockton was very good, but magic was the better playmaker had a wider variety of passes by far. Stockton benefits from pnr with Malone, and entry passes to Malone. If magic was on the jazz they win a championship.
@Joe Richardson
Makes no sense.
Magic had way more turnovers.
Also what makes a passer great is not how many flashy passes they can do. Its how many assists they can get and their courtvision and reaction times and IQ.
Magic and Stockton both had top 3 courtvision all time. But Magic had Kareem, Worthy and alot more other high % scorers than Stockton.
Magic better scorers led to Magic getting extra assists. Stockton is 2nd all time in APG while Nash is not too 5 and Nash had more scorers and higher %, scorers.
Outside of Karl Malone others ran cuts and pick and rolls. While Stockton created the cuts by being double and triple teamed.
Its a myth that Stockton only did basic passes. He did no look passes at a elite level that very few NBA PGs ever could do. Without turning them over as much.
Context is always key in a discussion on any topic. Context shows how a person did it and why and when.
I would be here all year and the next if I had time to watch John Stockton passing the ball for an assist or creating a scoring opportunity.😎
"I'm bout pass on his body I'm john stockton"
Such an intelligent passer...not super flashy all of the time, but his ability to read the play was otherworldly
You sir are doing the basketball God’s work!
The bigs loved Stockton! Whoever got down court first was getting the ball!
Stockton is the greatest playmaker ever.
Not even close
@@Abbad1579 who is? Stockton holds the all-time record for assists in a season and for a career, and it's not even within reach from anyone else
@@thedaynester Assists doesn't equal to playmaking. Magic is probably the greatest playmaker ever.
I think Jason Kidd, Steve Nash and CP3 are at the same level if not better
@@Abbad1579 magic doesn’t touch CP3 in playmaking
I can't believe how he makes those straight passes on a slow-ass half-court offense with every opposing player clogging the paint.
NBA was trash then😭😭😭
@@jamiejay6872 It was the real basketball game. Where defense, post up game, and physicality exist
@@jamiejay6872 if the 90s were trash, today's league is a sewer.
@@jamiejay6872 nah today NBA is trash because it’s all about 3’s and layup with no defense. Old NBA was fun.
That Assist, followed by the sweet little hook from Malone at 3:52-3:57 was beautiful.
Favourite player😊
His IQ is really underrated.
His skin-color is really underrated.
He controlled games!
Best all around true point guard ever.
He wasn't an all-around point guard.
@@penkima4923 Elaborate, in depth.
@@penkima4923 And define your lame generic version of an all around point guard- Being as you are attempting the role of the wiser one, over the majority of the all time greats who also view Stockton the same way I do. 🤔
@@SincereSentinel Stockton was a pass-first point guard taken to the extreme.
Commentators on the media, who don't want white players on their all time starting five, can pick Zeke, because he took more shots. Far more inefficient shots, but he took more shots.
@@penkima4923 Honestly, I won't pick away at you for that response. I hear your point. I still disagree entirely overall though. As I said, and most of the best ever do in unison with me, I feel Stockton had one of the best overall point guard values to a team ever, given his consistent points, assists, steals/defense, minutes played, injuries played through, and intangibles. But to each his own. 🤷 P.S.- Point guards are inherently pass first, and nothing is extreme about passing the ball as a point guard, in literally any era ever, even this current trash one, so long as you are good/successful at it... It's the main role of a point guard...and Stockton got plenty buckets, the f*ck are you talking about? 😆.
If you want to be a true point guard, you must watch Stockton, he is the best example
Hmm, I'll take magic.
@@joerichardson6107 a true point guard, idiot. Magic isn't a true point guard.
@@cyrillesu haha you tell em!
@@joerichardson6107 you should probably watch the video where Magic tells everyone to watch Stockton.
Not the flashiest passer, but still the greatest
I know everybody talks about Kobe and Michael Jordan with that Killer Instinct but John Stockton had it to 😳
They have rings Stockton doesn't ..🤷🏿♂️
Makes no sense your argument. Mentality is not a team skill.
The beauty of Stockton is he made everyone he played with better. These passes look basic, but it's actually amazing that his delivery was always on time and in a place where his teammate could catch and score. Guy was the best.
My favourite player ever. Not the GOAT, but who got more out of themselves than John Stockton? A coach’s dream.
All you coaches of young players: show your team this video every day.
That's a nasty ass pass from 3 quarter court to the low block.
Beautiful Pass...
Pick and roll, probably got him half of his assists. Remember that kids.
If it wasn't for the GOAT, this man would have two championships.
the goat
Watching Stockton pass is like watching a video game in cheat mode.
the SPEED of those reads. The guy had the exact gps of all 10 players on the court and as soon as any defender was a little off you were dead.
No disrespect to FDR, but Stockton should probably be in the Dime.
0:19 Damn, look how fast Stockton looked behind him and knew to throw that ball.
2:50 that touch pass lob is wild.
All time assist and steals leader for a reason, vision.
Smartest guy to play the game, no question. Underestimated shooter. Toughness.
Stockton/Malone- MVP All star game
It seems very simple and easy but it is impossible to play like him. Nobody cannot do it except him.
He made it ok to not have Isaiah on the Dream Team the guy was as consistent as it gets
I'm finna pass on this body, I'm John Stockton IYKYK
O goodie an actual point guard.
Tyus Jones is maybe the only pass-first point guard left in today's league.
Stockton is like a computer on the court, with algorithms in his mind telling him what the best play is in every situation.
Whos here cuz of Kendrick? 😂
I’m makin a John Stockton edit with not like us rn with this lmao
@@screamingbanana4391glazing
Yep 😂
😂😂ong
and Harlow “I could pass this bitch like Stockton”
Kendrick Lamar Brought me here....... "Not like us"
Despite having a reputation as being so fundamental (aka, boring), these highlights show that he was also willing to make plenty of anticipation passes like a Quarterback in synch with his receivers running their routes.
Shooting pocket is the thin line between these passes being sporadic or deliberate
Crazy to think stockton alone can make someone a former number 2 and now a current top 3 in top 5 all time scoring lists. Imagine him pair up with any of the top 10 scoring lists.
Stockton fed Malone more than his own mother fed him
Haha 😂😂😂😂 yes this is why he is the assist leader, pnr and entry passes mostly. Not knocking him( he was a great guard) just saying.
Great vid. Thanks a lot.
If he wasn't a basketball player, I'm sure he'd be a great quarterback.
He was like Iniesta in basketball.
Eunah Lee the Pirlo Of basketball
No player ever, had the ability to put passes on target they way he did. There’s been greats sure, but watching Stockton 90% of the time you’re scratching your head going “How the fuck did he just do that?”
my left ear enjoyed this
Your left over mom did too.😋😅
Stock wasn’t too flashy but he the best floor general ever
Real Tetsuya, he's amazing
Stockton and ginobili...best assist
Mid-range jumpers, points in the paint. When the NBA was exciting, now its just 70+ 3 pt attempts each game.
He made it look easy! Best pointgaurd to ever play the game!
Awesome
Donyell Marshall was underrated. UCONN, baby.
Mind game body language and cues charisma = GG
This guy is a tailored point guard.How do you get to thread a needle in the crowd!
They not like us!
Im here because of Big daddy Kane.."Imma Put it in Ya Chest like a Stockton Pass." Song "Platinum Plus" w Big L😁😁😁
I want to learn this skillful passing to add to my screen defense. How do i start making good assists like this?
I miss when bball was about the assist.
“Imma put it to your chest like a Stockton pass” yall on kendrick gotta know this too
Catholic Choir-Boy bringing straight FIRE from HELL. Be-deviled many a more athletic foe with his legendary ability. Awesome video.
When you look up the definition of point guard in the dictionary, John Stockton's name is there lol. Was there ever a more prolific passer in the NBA than John Stockton? I cannot think of one.
Idgaf if ppl say it’s boring I want to murder the competition with pick n rolls like stockton
People love saying he only leads because all he used was the pick and roll. I didnt see a single pick and roll here.
Great observation lad, most of people only focus on pick and roll cause nowdays it's played so much by NBA offences, but back then, with the way the game was actually played, it wasn't used so much so Stockton's record's even more impressive
People say he only leads, because Malone was such a great scorer. Malone was a great scorer, but Stockton was better at passing than Malone was at scoring.
What he did with his hands, whilst impressive, Michael Laudrup and Ronald Koeman did it with their feet over a football pitch. And the reciever controlled the ball with their feet.
Best passer of all time
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simple and just time !
Stockton was good cuz he dominated assist in seasons probably even consecutive seasons
You probably should look that up.
What's poping ,brand new whip I hopping in I got options ..I can pass that like
I'm like John Stockton in 2k. I beat his record of career steals, beat his season record for assists and got 57 assists in one game in NBA2K24.
Here after LOW slandering J-Stock. He was so wrong
Thats called a team player
Well he got the vision
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Stockton is a top 5 NBA point guard all time for me. 19 out of 19 seasons in the playoffs, career leader in assists and steals by far over the next guy. Stockton is smart, reliable, and consistent. There are only 2 point guards better than Stockton, and that is Magic and Isiah Thomas bc of their championships.
Magic and Zeke played with multiple Hall of Famers. Stockton mostly played with one. There's no strong argument of not having Stockton as #1.
@@penkima4923 Thanks for proving my point. Looking forward to you explaining otherwise between our personal discussion thereafter this.
You pair Stockton with any great PF that played…they gettin Malone numbers or more
Imagine if he had one more scorer to dish to… they might have won a ring
The Jazz drafted Dominique Wilkins, but wanted to force him to play power forward. And had to trade him for that reason.
@@penkima4923 seriously?! 🤦🏻♂️
@@wakawaka1976 Dominique was drafted in 1982, so they didn't have a power forward. Malone was drafted in 1985.
Malone just stat padding off this mans passing lmao
My left ear likes this video
Better pg than magic
Haha 😂😂😂. If magic was on the jazz they would've won a championship 🤣🤣
@@joerichardson6107 if Stockton was on the 80's Lakers they would have won the ring every year go watch game 6 88 Jazz Lakers Stockton was a beast especially early in his career the point god
Isiah Thomas Magic and Jason Kidd dominate the game with passing ability is the difference
LOL even Kidd disagrees.
lol did u watch a different video than me
15k+ Career Asisst
And he couldn’t just pass. Averaged 16 for a decade in his prime shooting 53/39/83. 62% TS from 88-97 with 13 assists a gm. And maybe most impressive, he played EVERY GAME 17/19 years. He missed like 20 games out of 1.5K.
And he averaged almost 3 steals for a decade with like 3,330 career steals and. 700 more than the next most (Kidd, 2684). Sorry his stats just wild to me don’t think we’ll see it again.
this is not flashy passing this is just 100% pecision passing .... true POint guard stuff
are fouls counted as assist then??
no, i simply also wanted showcase his passing skills, court vision etc even for plays that didn't count as assists. such as when a teammate was fouled and didn't even get a shot attempt up. or if they missed a great feed-setup by Stockton, etc