JJ Redick EDUCATES Stephen A. after his RIDICULOUS LeBron take: 'Give him credit!' | First Take

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  • JJ Redick EDUCATES Stephen A. after his RIDICULOUS LeBron take: 'Give him credit!' | First Take
    Stephen A. Smith, Chris "Mad Dog" Russo and JJ Redick react to LeBron James becoming the NBA's all-time leading scorer.
    0:00 Stephen A. doesn't view LeBron as the greatest scorer ever
    2:00 Stephen A. wishes the Lakers would have won the game vs. OKC
    3:05 Mad Dog says today isn't the day to knock LeBron
    4:00 Mad Dog says Kareem is his greatest scorer of all-time
    4:22 JJ Redick chimes in on Stephen A. and Mad Dog's greatest scorer takes
    5:22 JJ Redick says Kareem is a one note wonder
    6:13 Stephen A. says lets not ignore how the NBA has evolved over the years
    8:00 Stephen A. says Michael Jordan is still the greatest scorer
    8:25 JJ Redick educates Stephen A.
    9:30 JJ Redick and Stephen A. get into a heated debate
    10:25 JJ Redick talks about the load LeBron has taken on in his career
    11:50 Did we forget about Wilt Chamberlain? - Mad Dog
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Комментарии • 7 тыс.

  • @yuh-fv7ds
    @yuh-fv7ds Год назад +4810

    JJ single-handedly carrying ESPN's basketball analysis while running one of the best NBA podcasts out there

    • @drewbysdad9697
      @drewbysdad9697 Год назад +119

      Yes, because he actually analyzes basketball, whereas SAS just makes lazy takes. The way SAS speaks so authoritatively is to compensate for the fact that he doesn't really know what he's talking about.

    • @JerryThomas-fg9ms
      @JerryThomas-fg9ms Год назад +73

      4 years at duke under coach K and over a decade in the NBA will teach you a thing or two

    • @williambrabston3045
      @williambrabston3045 Год назад +34

      Tim Legler has amazing analysis

    • @HoopmanX
      @HoopmanX Год назад +9

      @@williambrabston3045 oh yeah Legzz is always on point 👉 👈

    • @innerzen4206
      @innerzen4206 Год назад +12

      No he isn't.

  • @dredai
    @dredai Год назад +2783

    This is the difference between a writer and a player. JJ is a blessing to basketball discussions on this network

    • @Gmacshow
      @Gmacshow Год назад +44

      Not every player who plays the game knows the game prime example ryan hollins kendrick perkins draymond Green Gilbert arenas and many others.

    • @cpr813
      @cpr813 Год назад +10

      @Real Ryte you sound like a Stephen A

    • @go_423
      @go_423 Год назад +4

      @@cpr813 a blessing to bronsexuals

    • @t_t8661
      @t_t8661 Год назад +14

      73% of Current NBA Players have MJ over LBJ, what's your point? LBL has like 11%

    • @jheiny1231
      @jheiny1231 Год назад +12

      Jj is very quick and witty and good with words. And obviously knowledgeable. But sometimes I see him as that women that keeps arguing that point even tho he's wrong but keeps going because he sounds believable with his choice words and makes him seem like he's right

  • @shink0453
    @shink0453 Год назад +837

    Never seen JJ get heated, and awesome to see that he can also stay articulate at the same time. Appreciated him as a player but appreciate him even more now as a former great player turned great analyst.

    • @ty101ty
      @ty101ty Год назад +21

      You must not watch the show then cuz JJ's always heated

    • @Bigl1230x
      @Bigl1230x Год назад +1

      @@ty101ty trueeeeeee

    • @essspada64
      @essspada64 Год назад +6

      He’s gotten way more heated than this, this is light wrk to him lol

    • @shink0453
      @shink0453 Год назад +2

      @@ty101ty Did say, I've never seen, not that he has never been. Just saw the uploaded clip 10 hours ago with Maddog. 😂 Looking forward to him getting baited more often.

    • @neverwrong5544
      @neverwrong5544 Год назад

      He was never a great player. He was a good in college and as a professional

  • @robertjones3330
    @robertjones3330 Год назад +462

    I love seeing JJ educate these guys everytime the bring him on the show...his knowledge is light-years ahead of theirs

    • @curtish.6900
      @curtish.6900 Год назад

      JJ is 38 years old and still in diapers, he can't educate anyone.

    • @robertjones3330
      @robertjones3330 Год назад +10

      @@curtish.6900 He played the game at the highest level...he knows far more than any analyst

    • @jeffreystewart5404
      @jeffreystewart5404 Год назад +8

      @@robertjones3330 real talk he’s dead on about the physicality part. Yea they played tougher back then but it was less movement. Today with how fast it is I’d be more worried about getting injured now then then. In the 90s you expected to get tackled so breached for impact. In todays game you’ll be running up the floor for the 200 th time already and pop. There goes your acl

    • @only1adonis
      @only1adonis Год назад

      *Every time, not everytime… *THEY bring him, not THE…

  • @hauvkuabyang7467
    @hauvkuabyang7467 Год назад +826

    SAS telling JJ not to yell and then immediately yell is mind boggling 😂

    • @harveymcelroy9332
      @harveymcelroy9332 Год назад +7

      Lmao

    • @damiane1015
      @damiane1015 Год назад +8

      I thought that then immediately read your comment. SAS is ridiculously hilarious. Lol😂

    • @zingGodin
      @zingGodin Год назад +1

      HAHAHAHA

    • @phantom_isle
      @phantom_isle Год назад +2

      literally as soon as I heard him say "calm down" I rushed to the comments to look for this lmao

    • @DallisThatDude
      @DallisThatDude Год назад +5

      Like a woman losing an argument

  • @javenturner1
    @javenturner1 Год назад +799

    JJ was absolutely seething when the other 2 were talking LMAO.

    • @mubashiryusuf7968
      @mubashiryusuf7968 Год назад +10

      He was a scrub player 😂

    • @cbeattie778
      @cbeattie778 Год назад +87

      @@mubashiryusuf7968 definitely wasn't , he was a 3 point shooting assassin

    • @StandardsFC
      @StandardsFC Год назад +47

      @@mubashiryusuf7968 casual fan take

    • @thatguyfromsandiego2660
      @thatguyfromsandiego2660 Год назад +4

      @@mubashiryusuf7968 Stephen A yes he sure was and shouldn’t have an opinion on the topic.

    • @TyBeTroLLing
      @TyBeTroLLing Год назад

      @@mubashiryusuf7968 jj Reddick mount Rushmore of ncaa basketball....
      RESPECK

  • @RedShogun13
    @RedShogun13 Год назад +174

    Mad Dog is literally if someone had to draw/reimagine Skip Bayless of like 10 years ago from memory…or like if you ordered him from Wish.

    • @tylerterry179
      @tylerterry179 Месяц назад

      Literally nothing like skip

    • @henry7486
      @henry7486 Месяц назад +1

      @@tylerterry179he just means that he looks like him, not acts like him

  • @Michaelblud
    @Michaelblud 6 месяцев назад +68

    I LOVE JJs take, It drives me crazy when people don't understand that the illegal defense changes were far more important that the fouls. For the same reason, Kobe Bryant's career is horribly underrated, as the game took a while to adjust to the new rules and add a lot of shooters to space the floor, Kobe faced constant soft double and triple teams, something that Jordan just never had to deal with.

    • @ebb1432
      @ebb1432 Месяц назад

      His game is not underrated idk what planet u living on

    • @LARULES100
      @LARULES100 Месяц назад +2

      ​@ebb1432 Kobes game was elite.What he's talking about is that kobe could get double or triple teamed and it was legal.That was illegal in jordan era.Kobe didn't give a F*** and still shot the ball while being surrounded by multiple players.He took bad shots unlike jordan that's why his shooting % was lower.Most of his teammates were lazy so he disnt want to pass them the ball.😂

    • @ebb1432
      @ebb1432 Месяц назад

      @@LARULES100 no Kobe was a ball hog and sore loser that’s why he didn’t pass the ball he should of played tennis

    • @LARULES100
      @LARULES100 Месяц назад

      @@ebb1432 jordan didn't pass either.He actually shot 4 more shots per game than kobe in his career.😭

    • @youngvisionaryent.2759
      @youngvisionaryent.2759 21 день назад

      What you left out is it was fairly easy to double if not triple team Kobe because his passing ability was mediocre at best, making him predictable on offense, everybody knew he wanted to shoot it. LeBron on the other hand is an elite passer, so if you consistently soft double, he is going to kill you all day long with court vision. Kobe would shoot threw doubles which hurt his efficiency significantly, however, Bron would just find the open man, forcing you to stay honest defensively allowing open lanes for himself.

  • @quintonspencer1170
    @quintonspencer1170 Год назад +2666

    Stephen A telling JJ not to be dismissive while he’s being dismissive is crazy

    • @kobetrotman2484
      @kobetrotman2484 Год назад +149

      Exactly bro🤣 Stephen A saying what hall of famers have told me …. The same one’s that don’t like lebron cause he threatened all their legacy an break all the records they once had ??? Yeah I’m sure they’ll be unbiased

    • @trugee5848
      @trugee5848 Год назад

      Yall sound butthurt

    • @Rangelong
      @Rangelong Год назад +101

      The same SAS that dismissed Isiah Thomas opinion about MJ? Oh, but now he listens to Hall of Famers?!? These Jordan lovers won't quit lmao

    • @ansispope7983
      @ansispope7983 Год назад +1

      When did any of that happen in the segment? You watch the video??

    • @matthewdrury6277
      @matthewdrury6277 Год назад +30

      I love Stephen a but he needs to get off this mj bs

  • @rocg1978
    @rocg1978 Год назад +494

    They kill me how they say "not taking anything from Lebron" when they spent the whole segment taking anything from Lebron. It's really sad.

    • @TheRadFactor
      @TheRadFactor Год назад +16

      True. And that was pathetic. They showed their hatred.

    • @malikalihudin6460
      @malikalihudin6460 Год назад +4

      you guys don't get it, ones you compare LeBron to other legends speciall Wilt, Kareem Kobie and MJ I guarantee there's gonna be war.
      I didn't witness them except MJ and Kobie, but we should not disrespect the other legends so easily like Karrem 6 rings as a scoring leader of all time for so long but not a GOAT? Because his not all around position in 80s? now LeBron is the Goat the greatest scorer of all time? Because of same achievement if we not bias that is ridiculous remember LeBron James is the most supportive Carrer in history social media and cherry picking super team much more power than coach and stuff I ever witness I wonder why some of his fans want more but it's not cuz debate can't be settled forever, ESPN and fans support LeBron by saying LeBron deserve to have a championship without winning the league that's ridiculous LeBron needs help etch he got everything he needs whats more? but majority of peaple not saying his not the greatest of all but sadly his fans are want more that makes them sad.
      LeBron gain another achievement as a legacy which Wilt, next is Kareem and that's phenomenal too 👍🏻

    • @k.jacksonethier9958
      @k.jacksonethier9958 Год назад +24

      @@malikalihudin6460Reading your comment almost gave me a stroke.
      I think where the conversation gets emotional is when someone is basically saying who they feel is the greatest. To be the greatest scorer in NBA history, what do you need to achieve?
      JJ stated his career PPG is essentially 3rd all time, has most career points, is 4th in assists,4 MVPs, 4 rings / 4 Finals MVPs (on 3 different teams), and has played for the last 20 years evolving with the ever-increasing pace of the game.
      SAS responds with “Not to take anything away from Lebron, but the game was more physical for MJ and Kareem than for Lebron, so it was harder to score” Excuses.

    • @WOGEOnell
      @WOGEOnell Год назад

      But they didn’t. They made an analysis. Which is their job

    • @lindayoung7129
      @lindayoung7129 Год назад

      We know the 2 Lebron HATERS( KAREEM ) Really!!!!!

  • @helicoptergunship
    @helicoptergunship Год назад +31

    JJ: spits pure facts
    SAS: talks to talk

  • @PonchoBilly
    @PonchoBilly Год назад +64

    People love to talk about the 80s-90s as the best defensive eras, but it was really the early to mid 00s when Lebron was young. Watch those Pistons/Spurs/Pacer teams, they were barely allowing 90 pts per game. That Pistons/Spurs finals was basically a first to 80 pts series, and Bron was still averaging 30 during that period.

    • @nimitshah1684
      @nimitshah1684 7 месяцев назад +1

      And there was zone defense compared to the times before where you had to stay on one man during the possession. Just a different way of playing

    • @georgenowak8854
      @georgenowak8854 6 месяцев назад

      This. Great take.

    • @frankhadleyfdash810
      @frankhadleyfdash810 Месяц назад

      Thank You

  • @brandancarroll6936
    @brandancarroll6936 Год назад +2126

    JJ is easily my favorite ESPN analyst he actually makes SENSE when he gives opinions.

    • @UCeddWhat
      @UCeddWhat Год назад +13

      Facts!!

    • @Aymanmalek702
      @Aymanmalek702 Год назад +43

      I agree but this sounds like an npc 2k mycareer tweet😂

    • @dwilliams380
      @dwilliams380 Год назад +4

      @@Aymanmalek702 😂😂 U rite tho

    • @cookiemonster64
      @cookiemonster64 Год назад +5

      You can like all you want he won't back on first take for a while lol

    • @davidk4278
      @davidk4278 Год назад

      Lol

  • @DreDay75
    @DreDay75 Год назад +1070

    JJ is next level and doesn’t do it solely for entertainment, like most. A representation of Coach K’s excellence; JJ is a master at his craft.

    • @bondbarrybonds5774
      @bondbarrybonds5774 Год назад +8

      The same JJ that left Giannis out of his top 4 a few months ago??

    • @DreDay75
      @DreDay75 Год назад +2

      @@bondbarrybonds5774 JJ ain’t perfect but depending on what you like… Giannis can easily be left out off a top four list. If it’s dominance? Giannis is number one but if it’s skill? Just saying I won’t argue.

    • @medlearn852
      @medlearn852 Год назад +1

      @@DreDay75 fair enough, but he was ranking top 4 in the league.

    • @DreDay75
      @DreDay75 Год назад +1

      @@medlearn852 as he saw it🤷‍♂️

    • @angryknickfanloyaltony9525
      @angryknickfanloyaltony9525 Год назад +1

      All cap

  • @josephdelledonne2098
    @josephdelledonne2098 Год назад +37

    JJ makes a good point about wear and tear. That's why superstars get hurt a lot now. Lots of running, stepbacks, crossovers, dunks, etc. Faster pace for sure.

    • @anthonyhenley3013
      @anthonyhenley3013 Год назад +2

      They get hurt because they are weak every little thing hurts them you can't touch them no defense w.n.b.a lot tougher

    • @SS-fb7zd
      @SS-fb7zd Год назад +3

      No lots guys came out early back in the day guys stayed 3 to 4 years in college their bodies were mature . We never saw rookies and second year guys missing time like we do today early entry guys get hurt more

    • @yatooooo5876
      @yatooooo5876 Год назад

      @@anthonyhenley3013 bro please stfu, you sound dumb asf

    • @Diego_D7
      @Diego_D7 Год назад +3

      @@anthonyhenley3013 🤣🤣🤣i wanna thank you for taking time out of your day to make troll comments and create laughter across the world as people read those troll comments. thanks for making my day i needed some laughter 😂😅

    • @josevitovillacorta9575
      @josevitovillacorta9575 Год назад

      ​@Anthony Henley they get hurt because they are 'weak' 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @QuincyMThomas
    @QuincyMThomas Год назад +189

    Best take of JJ’s career. I wish I could describe what I’ve been saying for years, but I’ve never played basketball at that level before. I appreciate JJ articulating this reality. I dare those guys from the 90s to play at this pace. Guys like Hakeem and MJ could have did it with others. Those guys and others took care of their bodies, which I don’t think the majority of the league did so like this before Kobe/Bron/Steph era. Evolution should mathematically tell us how much harder it is to do it now. The amount of endurance required these days is insane

    • @jagged2tiger
      @jagged2tiger Год назад +2

      There are more 20ppg scorers today than ever before. What are you talking about it

    • @iamawin8272
      @iamawin8272 Год назад +21

      @@jagged2tiger what does this change about his point?

    • @SynsityGW
      @SynsityGW Год назад +2

      @@iamawin8272 i mean... his point was basically that it's harder to be a scorer in the modern NBA, but if the average NBA player is scoring at a much higher rate then that doesn't really hold up.

    • @12temp
      @12temp Год назад +3

      nah this is a really bad take lmao. Offensive players have way more freedom than they ever had in the past. The defense thats played today with things like the 3 second rule, or hand checking, have handicapped defensive players heavily while allowing offensive players to work virtually unbothered.

    • @Zack_410
      @Zack_410 Год назад +9

      @@12temp Yet back then you weren't allowed to play zone defense, which MJ said if that was back then he would've scored less.

  • @RockStampPAS
    @RockStampPAS Год назад +319

    JJ had a straight-up glare when the camera went to him for the first time after the intro. Had me rolling. Could see the rage building. 😂

    • @sahilpanwar4124
      @sahilpanwar4124 Год назад

      Fr 😂

    • @Mercurial.
      @Mercurial. Год назад +1

      That's what that LeKlutch Sports payroll 💰 does to a person...

    • @kenneth9338
      @kenneth9338 Год назад +7

      @@Mercurial. weird y’all bring that man up for no reason

    • @amostlyreasonableguy
      @amostlyreasonableguy Год назад +2

      @@kenneth9338 Lebron was literally the entire topic of discussion in the video. Lebron as compared to Kareem and Jordan. Not sure how you missed it, when that’s who JJ is vouching for endlessly.

  • @Soledeuce
    @Soledeuce Год назад +629

    It’s dope when JJ is on here 😂. He is ready to check Stephen A every time 😂

    • @roddyboethius1722
      @roddyboethius1722 Год назад +16

      Stephen A is really out of touch, like most Boomers

    • @itsjohnzamora
      @itsjohnzamora Год назад +4

      That's why they don't have him on a lot 😂

    • @bigdaddy3621
      @bigdaddy3621 Год назад +2

      Err time

    • @gpipeline
      @gpipeline Год назад

      @@roddyboethius1722 only one out of touch here is you junior.

    • @roddyboethius1722
      @roddyboethius1722 Год назад

      @@gpipeline eat my shorts, Homer

  • @leni1969
    @leni1969 Год назад +84

    JJ brought up a very valid point about the pace of possessions. As an exercise science/kinesiology major, we learn that the leading cause of injury across the board is “wear and tear” and stress on the tendons/ ligaments (micro tears) without a proper and lengthy recovery. Your body needs proper and quality time to recover especially in joints with the ball and socket mechanism due to them having great mobility, but less stability. Exercise at a high intensity/pace day in and day out is incredibly taxing on the body even with proper strength and mobility exercises. You must also think about cartilage degeneration with repeated action over time. Staying healthy and on top of your game for as long as Lebron has is mind-boggling and many suspect him of taking/spending millions on researched steroids without significant adverse effects to enhance his recovery to an unprecedented degree.

    • @johnjones528
      @johnjones528 Год назад +1

      So, that's why Jordan broke his foot in the 80s. Wear-and-tear amid a higher pace of play. Got it.

    • @deadflies4265
      @deadflies4265 Год назад +13

      @@johnjones528 I broke my ankle at 10 jumping off a sidewalk.. what’s your point?

    • @brianchapman8531
      @brianchapman8531 11 месяцев назад +1

      Lebron is naturally a genetic freak anyway, but it's easier for him to stay healthy with modern medicine. It's well documented how much money he spends maintaining the health of his body, along with today's rules where you're not hitting the hardwood or being abused on the court nearly as often. All of this coupled that with load management...
      It's still impressive, no doubt, but let's consider everything.

    • @Kap_NYC
      @Kap_NYC 7 месяцев назад

      @@johnjones528Is there a problem?

  • @tyrellleach1846
    @tyrellleach1846 Год назад +17

    JJ's face whenever Madd Dogg talks 😂

  • @decimator1088
    @decimator1088 Год назад +849

    Why is Mad Dog even allowed to talk about basketball on television? We need more people like JJ who understand the greatness of all eras not just the 90's and earlier.

    • @afroemokid
      @afroemokid Год назад +24

      But older players tend to have clear biases. Just look at all the old heads knockin youngins down when they're threatened.

    • @schwarzmann1
      @schwarzmann1 Год назад +39

      Who even is Mad Dog to begin with

    • @user-wf5kb8jt1d
      @user-wf5kb8jt1d Год назад

      @@schwarzmann1 A mad dog?

    • @mrlion8834
      @mrlion8834 Год назад +4

      I agree w you but he's here because he gets reactions out of people like us lol.

    • @PIP...33
      @PIP...33 Год назад +1

      NO WE DONT BECAUSE WILT BEAT PRIME JABBAR. SHOW ME JORDAN BEAT JABBAR IN HIS 40 OF AGE ??
      JJ WHO CANT SHPOOT IN PLAYOFF WHO CANT JUMP CANT RUN CANT PLAY DEFENSE. THAT GUY WHO TRY TO TALK ?? SHALL I CALL JJ BAREA TO BEAT LEOVERRATED AGAIN IN FINALS...

  • @Mike_Webb78
    @Mike_Webb78 Год назад +441

    JJ is literally the best at talking about basketball. He states facts and doesn’t just yell to get his point across like these other morons.

    • @YourWrongImRight933
      @YourWrongImRight933 Год назад +1

      No one was yelling? Are you okay?

    • @freemoney9041
      @freemoney9041 Год назад +1

      @@YourWrongImRight933 thats exactly what he said. no one is yelling, hes referring to ppl like stehpen a who yell to get their point across, now, are u okay?

    • @shyyou93
      @shyyou93 Год назад

      @@freemoney9041 I think he was being sarcastic. I hate how American commentators yell so much, JJ is a refreshing change and clearly knows his stuff

    • @johnpu605
      @johnpu605 Год назад +1

      how come? he completely ignores the softness of today's game. Physicality has impact on your career length too, you know.

    • @damesnkrs3685
      @damesnkrs3685 Год назад

      @@johnpu605 it wasn’t that physical bro y’all act like they were throwing punching every possession, like jj said go watch that finals vs the suns. The game today not only has way more talented & athletic players but includes defense that is harder to play against cause zone was literally illegal to play in MJs era you couldn’t leave your guy to give help so MJ wasn’t dealing with help defenders. Lebron would’ve broke the record years ago if he only ever had to face man defense.

  • @sy253sea
    @sy253sea Год назад +18

    I like JJ. He speaks what’s on his mind and the truth. We need more broadcasters like him

  • @duuhwinning6589
    @duuhwinning6589 Год назад +10

    JJ sitting there like.... "remember the Bag, remember the Bag"

  • @stanthegreatone
    @stanthegreatone Год назад +133

    Mad Dog sounds like the guy who says.. “But what about Rocky Marciano” 😂

    • @sev7397
      @sev7397 Год назад +1

      Lol

    • @jcupgif
      @jcupgif Год назад +1

      lmaooo

    • @datsapaddlin
      @datsapaddlin Год назад

      Lmao these fossils on TV be on some bs

    • @bangwithcamino693
      @bangwithcamino693 Год назад +4

      Mad Dog thinks anybody that played/competed during his childhood and 20s is the greatest ever lol. 100 points is crazy but he did shoot 32 free throws and take 63 FGA. If Kobe had taken that many shots in his 80-point game, he would have ended with 150.

    • @MMHSeon
      @MMHSeon Год назад +1

      Facts. 😄😄😄

  • @yaeyae8817
    @yaeyae8817 Год назад +603

    I still don’t see why JJ isn’t on First Take during the basketball season.. This dude is incredible

    • @MiLLz830
      @MiLLz830 Год назад +1

      tbh

    • @jareljones3911
      @jareljones3911 Год назад

      He’s a threat

    • @matthewrockwell6782
      @matthewrockwell6782 Год назад +119

      Because Stephen a would get cooked every night 😂

    • @kreed82
      @kreed82 Год назад +25

      Because he will make Stephen a look foolish

    • @SHEEM
      @SHEEM Год назад +9

      He not there cause he cooks stephan a smith a lot

  • @TeenDaad
    @TeenDaad Год назад +10

    Love JJ standing up to SA and his comparison of physicality.

  • @rokon4Heyseus
    @rokon4Heyseus Год назад +2

    Stephen A reminds me of the scene in the movie Equilibrium, when Christian Bale's partner screams "It's HIM that's feeling, not me!!! He's the feeler!!!!" Stephen telling JJ to calm down while yelling so loud my speakers were crying for mercy

  • @andrewyoon9620
    @andrewyoon9620 Год назад +715

    i swear JJ Redick is one of the smartest NBA analysts i've seen in my life. he's very well educated on the game through playing and watching and he is so well spoken that his points MAKE SENSE!!! love watching his podcast the old man and the three. keep killin it JJ

    • @davidk4278
      @davidk4278 Год назад +1

      Lol

    • @davidk4278
      @davidk4278 Год назад +3

      He was especially right on the Sacramento pacers trade. A true genius.

    • @joseywales148
      @joseywales148 Год назад +8

      He went to Duke on a real scholarship…he graduated from Duke… most of the other analysts can’t string together 3 coherent sentences

    • @DJaySplitSecond
      @DJaySplitSecond Год назад +4

      I want him and Isaiah Thomas to have a show together

    • @veganpotterthevegan
      @veganpotterthevegan Год назад +3

      @Repent and believe in Jesus Christ gross

  • @AntoinneWilliams
    @AntoinneWilliams Год назад +1049

    JJ and Tim Legler are the best thing to happen to NBA talk on ESPN. Whether you agree or disagree, they bring experience as NBA players and facts, not fluff, to their arguments.

    • @champryans4630
      @champryans4630 Год назад +41

      FACTSS!!! Stephen A is so biased and has tunnel vision for MJ, Im glad JJ called him out

    • @blackid41
      @blackid41 Год назад +17

      And that’s why ESPN doesn’t give them too much air time. Takes away from the entertainment when you actually wanna talk basketball

    • @mura0
      @mura0 Год назад +5

      these two are elite

    • @fabmyride5181
      @fabmyride5181 Год назад +24

      Legler is the best former player analyst on ESPN. Perkins is in the business of opinion. Carter is there to comment dunks. Ogwumike is promoting anything that ties to her origins. JJ is defending the era, he played in.

    • @Blacklist324
      @Blacklist324 Год назад +6

      Legler is way better.

  • @GabeCoy12
    @GabeCoy12 Год назад

    Haven’t heard the space conversation before. Refreshing!

  • @cornucopiaone5254
    @cornucopiaone5254 Год назад +18

    For once a decent debate! No screaming. There was active listening, acknowledgement and good points made by both dudes. They need more of this.

    • @Diego_D7
      @Diego_D7 Год назад +6

      no screaming? 🤣 did you have your headphone volume at like what.. 5? 😂

  • @jamesshepley5311
    @jamesshepley5311 Год назад +247

    Stephen a should be the last person to ever tell anyone to calm down 😂

    • @JM-lg1qg
      @JM-lg1qg Год назад +27

      all “calm down” from SAS means is.. woah you’re making a little bit too much sense and you’re actually beating me in this debate, let me say a few things so i can distract the people at home ☠️☠️🤷🏽‍♂️

    • @jamesshepley5311
      @jamesshepley5311 Год назад +4

      @@JM-lg1qg this is sooo true lmao

    • @thedistance1155
      @thedistance1155 Год назад

      @@JM-lg1qg fax lol

  • @romeomonteverde
    @romeomonteverde Год назад +584

    JJ is the best ever. He should get more airtime, more shows. He's so smart and a true NBA analyst

    • @snarf0596
      @snarf0596 Год назад +11

      I'm glad he brought up illegal defense. I mention this all the time and all Jordan fans pretend he was double or tripled team his whole career

    • @Luka-nw6kc
      @Luka-nw6kc Год назад +4

      Just another lebron apologist

    • @romeomonteverde
      @romeomonteverde Год назад

      @@Luka-nw6kc apologize for what? Clearly you're just a hater. I still think MJ is the GOAT, but context matters and that's what JJ is talking about. He brings context and facts and not just stupidity like you.
      Btw, despite MJ being the GOAT for me, I know he wouldn't be as great as he was without the bulls management from the owner to the GM, specially the GM, at that time, each and every move he made was genius. He brought in Phil, which got Scottie to play as well as he has in that system and gave him the confidence to be a defensive specialist and a versatile player, and MJ buying in to trusting his teammates, also throwing away the coke bulls roster for the one that was always fighting for Eastern conference supremacy until they got over the Pistons and won 3 chips, then upon retirement the team was fine even without MJ because of the pieces he got like Kerr and others, then getting Rodman and Kukoc which made them a legendary team with the 2nd most regular season wins.
      It's not all MJ, but he's still the GOAT despite all of that in my eyes. Though you can't seem to see how great other players are because you're a narrow minded bigot

    • @114D
      @114D Год назад

      Because he speaks your position? Confirmation bias.

    • @114D
      @114D Год назад +1

      @@snarf0596 Jordan was double and triple teamed. Not sure why you think otherwise.

  • @seltik825
    @seltik825 7 месяцев назад +2

    JJ is one of the best commentators 8n the NBA. Dude is so educated and loves the sport so much. We need more people like him for the sport.

  • @johnwilliamson7743
    @johnwilliamson7743 Год назад +5

    JJ is a breath of fresh air

  • @EvanPavon212
    @EvanPavon212 Год назад +399

    The face that JJ made when he appeared, he was ready to bring the smoke on these boomers 🤣🤣

    • @dwilliams380
      @dwilliams380 Год назад +1

      @@Username12665 that my be played out but it’s never been in style to nitpick in the youtube comment section

    • @beckembrown7002
      @beckembrown7002 Год назад +22

      @@Username12665 sounds like ur a boomer lol

    • @17thNO
      @17thNO Год назад

      In 10 to 15 years they the young people will feel the same about you and your generation and I will be laughing when it happens. When they diminish LeBron for Luka or Jokic and when they diminish Steph for Ja or somebody like him ya'll will be burnt up.

    • @beckembrown7002
      @beckembrown7002 Год назад +12

      @@17thNO Not really. I’m fine with accepting that the future players will be better than the current players. That’s a truth to life that the young generation has accepted already & the old generation still has trouble with. When the next stars that surpasses Lebron, Luka, & Giannis comes up, I’ll cheer him on, instead of hate on him like the older generation does right now.

    • @oscarwestbrook1155
      @oscarwestbrook1155 Год назад +11

      @@Username12665 ok boomer

  • @marshinz5696
    @marshinz5696 Год назад +84

    LOL you can see JJ fighting with himself trying to not explode.

  • @doctorjallo
    @doctorjallo Год назад +26

    the argument is simple here...
    Stephen A: LeBron is second because MJ suffered more to get his points, even though they are much lesser
    JJ Redick: Fair Point, but MJ might have suffered only a little bit more over a shorter period of time. LeBron, suffered a little but for significantly longer and is still being nearly as good as MJ in his prime.

    • @RunningRugby4
      @RunningRugby4 6 месяцев назад +9

      The argument is simple: lebron scored the most points of all time. He's the greatest scorer of all time

    • @phillipschuman4307
      @phillipschuman4307 4 месяца назад +6

      @@RunningRugby4 That's what Kevin Garnett said. Technically, and literally, LeBron is the greatest scorer (he said).
      Mike (and Kobe) had 12 seasons with 25 or more points per game. LeBron has 19 straight seasons with 25 or more points. 10x top 3 in ppg, 13x top 5 in ppg, 8 seasons in a row with the 2nd most total points, and later the 1st most points in the league. It's not longevity alone, but very high points per season as well.

  • @boof6566
    @boof6566 Год назад +2

    thank you JJ finally a good take man

  • @ThePeaterBeater
    @ThePeaterBeater Год назад +150

    jj was the star but gotta say stephen a killed me at the end
    “did we forget about wilt chamberlain?”
    “yes” 💀

    • @eatmakock3646
      @eatmakock3646 Год назад +21

      I mean it's the truth bro was playin segregation ball with ease 💀

    • @kingbanksss
      @kingbanksss Год назад

      @@eatmakock3646 😂😂😭

    • @temtech9730
      @temtech9730 Год назад +4

      That's actually great point there. They like to recognize the evolution of the game from wilt era to Mj but says that the Lebron era did not evolve as well.

  • @jalenlark5904
    @jalenlark5904 Год назад +284

    THANK YOU JJ, I’ve been trying to explain these same points to people for years

    • @HiNRGboy
      @HiNRGboy Год назад +9

      What points? He's making up history

    • @victorufondu2988
      @victorufondu2988 Год назад +11

      Bro we’re you saying that Kareem was the greatest scorer before yesterday??

    • @juanordonez5667
      @juanordonez5667 Год назад +25

      The simple 100% undeniable fact is, MJ accomplished MORE in LESS time with LESS help. Props to Bron, being the 2nd greatest ever is amazing

    • @puertarocpr8840
      @puertarocpr8840 Год назад +6

      @@juanordonez5667 fact lebron will always be number 2 to mj no matter what he does in life

    • @joaovasco3059
      @joaovasco3059 Год назад +1

      I dont think I see that comment often. Ive seen it, but it isnt that common. I think most people just are aware of that, well, are aware as they are aware of the existence of oxigen, but just dont say it that often. Which is weird, since it is a fact, like it is a fact the existence of oxigen. Also a fact, is that MJ did it while being ALLWAYS the dominance force of NBA (except for the years out and the Washington years). Some people just want for a contemporary player to be the goat, which isnt true.

  • @lanishx8935
    @lanishx8935 Год назад

    We need more JJ.

  • @moviemarathon101
    @moviemarathon101 Год назад

    We need more for JJ.

  • @jaxteller872
    @jaxteller872 Год назад +867

    The entire time, all Stephen A does here is give LeBron backhanded compliments. Stephen A and Skip have done more bad for the game of basketball then good, dividing the fanbase with “who’s better” and never allowing fans to enjoy players’ greatness. On the night LeBron surpasses Kareem, it’s crazy that MJ is still being mentioned here, just give the man his flowers bro ffs 🤦🏻‍♂️

    • @justatrollwhosintentionsaregoo
      @justatrollwhosintentionsaregoo Год назад

      you think people are so weak-minded they base their opinions on talking clowns takes? You are so weak, this isn't that serious

    • @brixaabrixaa3390
      @brixaabrixaa3390 Год назад

      Y’all boys grew up too sensitive & feminine . The dude said bron second all time but he not better than Jordan. How is that a backhanded compliment. Get off bron sack he got a wife

    • @354allday
      @354allday Год назад +22

      Stop crying the who's better talk been going on forever in all forms of entertainment. It has nothing to do wit dividing fanbases. That always been the the fun part about sports besides playing,having debates about it.

    • @younglove3362
      @younglove3362 Год назад +20

      Stephen a and Skip have done nothing differently than what fans were already doing.

    • @DaGawd.688
      @DaGawd.688 Год назад +2

      I mean Facts is Facts tho.
      Let’s be Honest

  • @antmj2335
    @antmj2335 Год назад +99

    Stephen a: jj calm down
    Stephen a: proceeds to yell twice as loud

    • @yahiaali4059
      @yahiaali4059 Год назад +2

      Classic Steven a😂

    • @j.roberts2230
      @j.roberts2230 Год назад

      @@yahiaali4059 it’s not funny he’s a fuggin character!

  • @d.a.b2374
    @d.a.b2374 10 месяцев назад +2

    We need more people like jj

  • @christopherrodriguez4722
    @christopherrodriguez4722 Год назад +14

    “Did we forget about Wilt Chamberlain?”
    Yes.
    Stephen A no mercy

    • @plopplop9966
      @plopplop9966 Год назад +1

      LMFAO

    • @only1adonis
      @only1adonis Год назад

      IDIOCRACY CONFIRMED. Wilt is ALWAYS higher on GOAT list than Bron. MJ, Kareem, Wilt, Kobe and Magic AT MINIMUM, for me. Arguably Bill Russell also!

  • @Greyareas27
    @Greyareas27 Год назад +133

    Before social media, there wasn't this constant need to crown one person the G.O.A.T and shortchange everybody else. I remember centers Russell vs Wilt. Later, Kareem being compared to both. Guards Oscar vs West. Later it was Magic vs Bird. There was always debate about who was better, but with one big difference.
    Before social media, being "one of the all-time greats" was enough. People didn't need to crown one person and downgrade everybody else with the condition, "Yeah but he's not... (fill in the blank)".
    I wish people would acknowledge LeBron James for his greatness without the disclaimer that he'll never be Jordan. It's unfair and petty.

    • @TheLirJEt86
      @TheLirJEt86 Год назад +15

      Yup and Jordan will never be Lebron. Dude is incredible all around player. Feel like it all came down to championships for people in a team sport lol. This isn’t tennis.

    • @mtk2fitness208
      @mtk2fitness208 Год назад +1

      This is a very underrated post that should have 10,000 likes.

    • @ryanmussell739
      @ryanmussell739 Год назад +3

      Yes
      As a hockey fan everyone has agreed on the top 5 all time.
      No one debates Gretzky.

    • @Greyareas27
      @Greyareas27 Год назад +1

      @@ryanmussell739 Not a hockey fan, but I know enough to know Gretzky is universally accepted as the G.O.A.T. because he demolished all the scoring records. Has anyone since come close to legimately challenging Gretzky?

    • @Greyareas27
      @Greyareas27 Год назад +4

      @@TheLirJEt86 I get what you're saying, and I make the same point. The number of rings can be part of the equation, but not everything in a team sport. Nobody can win it by themselves. And my answer to those who overstate the number of rings, is that means Bill Russell will always be the G.O.A.T. Wake me up when somebody wins 12.

  • @G0DLIKE92
    @G0DLIKE92 Год назад +6

    Two Duke players come on here and put Stephen A in check every time. I love it.

  • @wachugonsay
    @wachugonsay Год назад

    we need a 5hrs podcast for this topic. lets go JJ!!!!

  • @charls435
    @charls435 Год назад +418

    Wow. JJ was very articulate. Thank you for providing this perspective of Lebron's journey.

    • @Wyly37
      @Wyly37 Год назад +3

      So because he's white and talks well...and telling you lies...a politician.

    • @micahkibe3406
      @micahkibe3406 Год назад +12

      @@Wyly37 Telling lies? Where what lies was he telling? What does race have to do with this? I'm black and can tell that J.J. is more poised and collected than alot of people so whats your point here? Please think before you comment some nonsense like this.

    • @114D
      @114D Год назад

      @@micahkibe3406 he full of lies.
      He can’t with a straight face tell you what LJ does better than Jordan.
      Jordan is far more skilled than LJ in any era.
      If LJ, a known trash jump shooter for most his career, can develop a decent jump shot from 3 MJ most certainly could too.
      As a matter of fact, MJ has a fantastic 3pt % from 3 in all 6 Finals appearances. 42/113 for 36.8% in a none 3 point shooting era.
      He was on the cusp of being deadly from 3 if that is where the game went.
      JJ is a woke athlete trying to tarnish MJs legacy

    • @micahkibe3406
      @micahkibe3406 Год назад +4

      @@114D You don’t think LBJ is a better playmaker? Rebounder? Interior defender? Your era bias and lack of basketball knowledge is showing.

    • @micahkibe3406
      @micahkibe3406 Год назад

      @@114D Cherry-picking one finals performance doesn’t help ur case for jordan being a better 3 point shooter than lebron. Jordan i doesn’t know you I hope you know that…

  • @marioholmes7260
    @marioholmes7260 Год назад +86

    “Did we forget about Wilt Chamberlain?” YES! Lmao😂😂😂

    • @apodelacruz7642
      @apodelacruz7642 Год назад

      😅

    • @1990758
      @1990758 Год назад

      Yes they did. And I'm gonna forget about lebron James in a couple years after he retire. Just like Kobe Bryant.

    • @ryomensukuna457
      @ryomensukuna457 Год назад

      MJ and Nike 😂😂 ESPN is making way too much money to forget about them

    • @younglove3362
      @younglove3362 Год назад

      Not gonna lie. I completely forgot about Wilt. They changed the rules the most because of him. He was too unstoppable.

  • @dwightg.halpert7219
    @dwightg.halpert7219 Месяц назад

    Mad Dog with a smirk on his face😂

  • @spookyboi8446
    @spookyboi8446 Год назад

    Thanks for the logic and rational thinking J.J we appreciate you.

  • @ronm3034
    @ronm3034 Год назад +51

    Mad dog - “did we forget about wilt chamberlain?”
    Sas- “yes” lol😂

  • @saintdolo
    @saintdolo Год назад +67

    JJ taking S.A.S to the Basketball School of "I played this game."
    Somebody protect this man.

    • @drphot6050
      @drphot6050 Год назад +2

      He's white he's well protected lol

  • @davidmitchell1748
    @davidmitchell1748 Год назад +1

    Love JJ's basketball knowledge

  • @cheivyslim8177
    @cheivyslim8177 8 месяцев назад +1

    SAS has eyeliner on like a Deaconess 😂😂😂😂

  • @jong5722
    @jong5722 Год назад +374

    Agreed with JJ on this, I have also noticed that during 90's, while it's a bit more physical, there are many times the players are just standing doing nothing. The sports today have evolved to continuous movement which is more physically demanding long term. JJ somebody with a different insight of the game. Nice.

    • @healthybusyus
      @healthybusyus Год назад +20

      Not true. Even today players get to stand around especially when a player goes iso.

    • @wingchun1719
      @wingchun1719 Год назад +9

      This isn't true. I see a lot of players who are stationary in where they stand instead of setting up a play.

    • @dimedropperpod
      @dimedropperpod Год назад +3

      today's game is completely stagnant too

    • @roddyboethius1722
      @roddyboethius1722 Год назад +32

      Jordan had weaker competition

    • @shaunj4871
      @shaunj4871 Год назад +4

      I just watched a game between the Memphis grizzlies and the Timberwolves. The Timberwolves stood and watched jaMorant score on them undefeated because he's unstoppable just like jordan and all the other greats. He was in their head before the game began.

  • @emmanuelfortuchang2723
    @emmanuelfortuchang2723 Год назад +276

    One thing that is not considered is that the league is way more talented now, and kids are playing basketball more and at earlier ages, which contributes to a lot of injuries in the game now. The fact that Bron has been able to play this long and be this good for this long is nearly impossible, and it’s a testament to his greatness

    • @iamtheonlywilly
      @iamtheonlywilly Год назад +9

      Also, the spacing that is given now allows for more points. Unlike in the 90's where you could hand check people. I think if the NBA continues like this someone will catch Lebron's scoring title eventually.

    • @NocturnalIntuition
      @NocturnalIntuition Год назад +5

      Not really , the man spends over 2 million dollars a year on maintaining his physique. It’s more so a testament to his investments in himself.

    • @ecpracticesquad4674
      @ecpracticesquad4674 Год назад

      There's also a lot of luck involved.

    • @DatMFDre
      @DatMFDre Год назад +16

      @@iamtheonlywilly did u not just hear jj take on defense in the 90s there was more space to score in that era if you ran a 3-2, 4-1 offense. now days those offenses dont even work.

    • @rkms5606
      @rkms5606 Год назад +1

      Naming this allowed would have to give too much credit to LBJ for succeeding so well within this more talent-saturated pool of NBA players

  • @globalspiritualrevolutionmedia
    @globalspiritualrevolutionmedia Год назад +3

    SAS is so “INSECURE”!!!!!!!
    JJ always EXPOSES SAS!

  • @KJ-gr6ho
    @KJ-gr6ho Год назад +17

    JJ really broke it down to a close minded Stephen A

  • @bigruck24
    @bigruck24 Год назад +125

    Mad Dog with the prehistoric take as usual

    • @stanokeefe2713
      @stanokeefe2713 Год назад +1

      thank God

    • @tonjamo5658
      @tonjamo5658 Год назад +23

      🤣I thought he was going to somehow bring up Bob Cousy.

    • @eminjohnson3341
      @eminjohnson3341 Год назад

      @@tonjamo5658 lmao that wouldve been hilarious...

    • @BijinMCMXC
      @BijinMCMXC Год назад +5

      Good for him because y’all love to act like nothing and no one came before now.

    • @hossrendricks1716
      @hossrendricks1716 Год назад

      😂

  • @JoseSilva-li3eq
    @JoseSilva-li3eq Год назад +461

    Something I feel people aren't talking about enough is that he did it without essentially a top 3 point gaurd of all time like Kareem and Malone did. A greater percentage of his buckets were created by himself.

    • @NoMoreMrIceGuy_
      @NoMoreMrIceGuy_ Год назад +63

      They don’t want to hear that

    • @richardturner1063
      @richardturner1063 Год назад +16

      say it loud 💯

    • @user-dh7dj3yw1b
      @user-dh7dj3yw1b Год назад +73

      Context matters. The game was played differently and Lebron is the guard with the ball in his hand so of course he is creating more of his own shots. Yes it is definitely impressive but Kareem and Malone aren’t wings that move like guards. Come on now.

    • @paulgrant187
      @paulgrant187 Год назад +38

      @@user-dh7dj3yw1b This dude actually understands basketball

    • @brock985
      @brock985 Год назад +35

      Lebron IS a top 3 point guard all by himself lmao

  • @california5080
    @california5080 Год назад +14

    They say that Kareem went to college to discredit Bron's accomplishments. They don't say that Kareem took more shots than Bron, so there.

  • @bojanhristovski5090
    @bojanhristovski5090 11 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you ESPN for JJ

  • @Ali11O786
    @Ali11O786 Год назад +110

    JJ’s facial expressions are priceless lol

    • @ndjibukabengele973
      @ndjibukabengele973 Год назад

      A great basketball mind. Stephen A and madd dog are just being subjective.

  • @chengthao6616
    @chengthao6616 Год назад +217

    JJ takes SAS lunch money every time they argue. 😂

    • @michaelmcmillan1425
      @michaelmcmillan1425 Год назад +9

      FACTS! That's why SAS hardly has him on the show.

    • @IENetworkTV
      @IENetworkTV Год назад +1

      SO U AGREE WITH HIM? SO IF SAS HAD SAID LEBRON AND JJ WOULD HAVE SAID JORDAN U WOULD HAVE AGREED WITH SAS?

    • @MattyVice
      @MattyVice Год назад

      Drinking his milkshake from across the room

    • @dungoncrazy2634
      @dungoncrazy2634 Год назад +2

      LeBron Scoring Titles: 1
      Michael Jordan Scoring Titles: 10
      Sorry LeStans this isn't even a debate. LeBron isn't even the best scorer among his peers as there are players in the league with more scoring titles than him. The record speaks to his health and longevity not to him being the greatest scorer ever lmao.

    • @michaelmcmillan1425
      @michaelmcmillan1425 Год назад

      @@IENetworkTV Not really. Unlike SAS, J.J. Redick has his OWN mind. Stephen A. Smith ALWAYS Nut Rides Jordan, and CONSTANTLY throws KD, and Kyrie under the Bus. Just watch his takes. FACTS!!!

  • @spoders92
    @spoders92 Год назад +2

    ESPN: thank you for hiring JJ Redick!

  • @19QKOO82
    @19QKOO82 Год назад

    There also wasn't social media back in the day, which is also an added psychological factor.

  • @misteraaron234
    @misteraaron234 Год назад +130

    Protect JJ at all costs

    • @bignoob24
      @bignoob24 Год назад

      He's a keeper man. Best Basketball podcast.

  • @Sinmatic0803
    @Sinmatic0803 Год назад +224

    JJ is a gift to this sports broadcasting world!! Love his takes!!

    • @jude3180
      @jude3180 Год назад

      becuz mfs think they know the game but never played in the NBA

    • @_YourFlyIsOpen
      @_YourFlyIsOpen Год назад +2

      He has some stinkers though don’t act like he’s this squeaky clean guy

    • @CharifRocka
      @CharifRocka Год назад +2

      @@_YourFlyIsOpen So you're saying no one is 100% right all the time? 😮

    • @_YourFlyIsOpen
      @_YourFlyIsOpen Год назад +1

      @@CharifRocka No, that he has some awful AWFUL takes, he had a take so bad that he had to go incognito for months to hide from it.

    • @Estroogen
      @Estroogen Год назад

      @@_YourFlyIsOpen “incognito”
      posted on his podcast pretty actively
      yall make anything up on this app lmfao

  • @Henry-yi4rg
    @Henry-yi4rg Год назад +1

    Thanks J.J. Redick for clarity.

  • @shoarnneptune2271
    @shoarnneptune2271 Год назад +6

    Thanks 👍 for educating Stephen A JJ

  • @iguacu3517
    @iguacu3517 Год назад +140

    You know Stephen A starts sweating bullets when JJ starts bringing up actual basketball knowledge and not surface-level platitudes.

    • @ninocrown3247
      @ninocrown3247 Год назад +2

      JJ just gave a longevity speech. Doesn’t mean he was a better scorer than MJ. Just means he played longer and had a longer peak than MJ. That’s like saying Tony Parker was a better scorer than prime Derrick Rose, because he has more career points and rings. Anyone who saw them both play, knows that’s ridiculous. TP was an underrated scorer too, due to Pop’s system. But he still wasn’t f*cking with prime D Rose. Injuries not talent and ability, is why he doesn’t have more points than Parker.
      JJ’s critique is devoid of context. He’s just spouting stats. Nevermind how long MJ played versus Lebron. Nevermind, how the pace of the game is much faster and higher scoring, for the last 8 seasons. Nevermind, MJ has a career average of 30.1 over 15 seasons, without shooting many 3s.
      This is more of a recency bias issue. Younger fans think Lebron is a better scorer and that’s their right. I saw both their careers like Kobe’s. Lebron is not a better pure scorers and isn’t as skilled offensive as MJ or Kobe. He a better passer and better downhill, that’s it. Just because Giannis is averaging more than KD and Steph, doesn’t mean he a better scorer. Those guys can beat you so many different ways. Giannis is all raw power, but to his credit his jumper has improved. I also think he deserves MVP or Embiid not Jokic.
      I don’t agree with Russo, because Kareem’s scoring was limited to the blocks. MJ, Kobe and Lebron could score from anywhere on the court. In terms of big men and just putting points on the board in the paint, then it’s Wilt. Kareem played longer than Wilt. Lebron played longer than Jordan. Doesn’t mean they were better scorers, they just accumulated more points.

    • @iguacu3517
      @iguacu3517 Год назад +12

      @@ninocrown3247 did you finish the video? I was referring to JJ talking about the effect of rule changes on zonal defense. You just sound like Stephen A with that inch-deep analysis.

    • @JACQUEZJOHNSON23
      @JACQUEZJOHNSON23 Год назад

      @@iguacu3517 exactly

    • @TheNamezZ
      @TheNamezZ Год назад +1

      @@ninocrown3247 lebron has a 27 career ppg with a lot more assist… cmon my guy

  • @devantigarner9128
    @devantigarner9128 Год назад +85

    JJ is a gift to the media someone who knows what they are talking about

  • @enzorain
    @enzorain Год назад +1

    JJ be unraveling 😂😂😂

  • @jacapps4
    @jacapps4 Год назад

    MD: Did we forget about Wilt Chamberlain?
    SAS: Yes
    😂😂😂

  • @JohnnyDahabra
    @JohnnyDahabra Год назад +110

    JJ is a man of the people

    • @jobunaga4178
      @jobunaga4178 Год назад +5

      JJ is a smart guy. i'd say his only weakness is that he relies far to much on statistics for his arguments. with regard to Ws and Ls, a basket is a basket. however, in terms of a player's skillset, 20 points in garbage time isn't worth 2 points in clutch time.

    • @EL_LeonFredo9
      @EL_LeonFredo9 Год назад +5

      No he not 😂

    • @JohnnyDahabra
      @JohnnyDahabra Год назад +1

      @@jobunaga4178 there is no such thing as garbage time unless the game is out of reach

    • @user-ov6ht3lu4d
      @user-ov6ht3lu4d Год назад +1

      He just said you wanted to hear from him. He is just fooled by him

    • @greatwhitesufi
      @greatwhitesufi Год назад +2

      @@JohnnyDahabra that's literally what garbage time is

  • @MaxxedOutTV
    @MaxxedOutTV Год назад +48

    JJ was fuming when he came on 💀

  • @Starfox46
    @Starfox46 9 месяцев назад +1

    Madd Dog is hilarious 😂😂 Dude grew on me

  • @hakshustletv
    @hakshustletv Год назад +4

    Those same hall of famers that say the game is softer now won't talk down on how that would mean they would've been worse defenders if they couldn't use hand-checking and physical contact with their bodies to impede their opponent's progress. They don't talk about how fewer steals, blocks and rebounds they would have if they only had to rely on footwork, so I would take everything they say with a grain of salt. It goes both ways, by their logic, it's more difficult to play defense today because you rely strictly on your footwork so wouldn't that mean these defenders would be more elite if they played back then considering they would've not only had great footwork and athletism but also been allowed to use their bodies and hand-checking.

  • @michaelmiller2478
    @michaelmiller2478 Год назад +412

    JJ is a basketball genius and I live his breakdowns

    • @WestbrickFansGotNoBrains
      @WestbrickFansGotNoBrains Год назад +6

      93 finals defense by the suns is tragic

    • @right8630
      @right8630 Год назад +3

      @@WestbrickFansGotNoBrains the bad takes on the older team is blasphemy the rules are so easy today. No defense at all.

    • @WestbrickFansGotNoBrains
      @WestbrickFansGotNoBrains Год назад +2

      @@right8630 you must be blind.

    • @right8630
      @right8630 Год назад +2

      @@WestbrickFansGotNoBrains wow the stupidity of these comment apparently u have never watched a 90s game I can show u bad defense after bad defense in today’s game it’s actually a joke.

    • @354allday
      @354allday Год назад +1

      @@WestbrickFansGotNoBrains Compared to what defense today? It's like 10 players averaging 30 or close it. Defense is joke in today's nba

  • @cali-guy9015
    @cali-guy9015 Год назад +235

    Congratulations LEBRON on another lifetime achievement that NO ONE can take away from you.

    • @saifghanim6851
      @saifghanim6851 Год назад +4

      Until the next person that beats the all time scoring record 😂

    • @glennthaSBmonster
      @glennthaSBmonster Год назад +9

      In 60 years

    • @coreyczech
      @coreyczech Год назад

      ANT man best chance right now

    • @BijinMCMXC
      @BijinMCMXC Год назад +3

      Lol nobody wants to take it away, just don’t call him the goat because of it. He’s not. The 🐐 is 6-0.

    • @MrSeanMDolan
      @MrSeanMDolan Год назад

      @@saifghanim6851 if he extends it to 42K only a wilt chamberlain with a longer prime could break it

  • @iamjoshuaiam
    @iamjoshuaiam Год назад

    9:12 HOWD ON HOWD ON, STOP YELLIN. immediately starts yelling

  • @imstarz9123
    @imstarz9123 Год назад +2

    JJ is the new media. And he showed up on time!

  • @jermainemcclain5365
    @jermainemcclain5365 Год назад +252

    JJ’s take actually made me a believer

    • @jamorant474
      @jamorant474 Год назад +7

      facts. literally the definition of "say it with ya chest out" 🔥

    • @Srtito1
      @Srtito1 Год назад +5

      He need to be his co host on first take

    • @hankyhank1652
      @hankyhank1652 Год назад

      The ONLY believer is having Rodman and Laimbeer, pulverizing LeWOKE and he will be the CHOSEN ONE to hide under his towel and cry like LePRINCESS. 🤔😙

    • @danielkim672
      @danielkim672 Год назад +4

      in what ways? Being better at something for longer doesnt make that person a best at it. It is one of the arguments but is not the end all be all. For example. hank aaron is the homerun king, but why is he not considered the best homerun hitter of all time?

    • @hristijandimitrovski8664
      @hristijandimitrovski8664 Год назад +5

      But he is wrong. Lebron is at best 3rd greatest scorer of all time, at best 3rd best scorer. He has most points than everyone else, but that's the record for longevity, congratulation to Lebron because he jas the most consistent scorer in the history of this game and that's why he has the most points ever, but we also have to talk about their peak. I'm sorry, but Jordan won 10 SCORING TITLES IN HIS 13 SEASONS WITH CHICAGO, 10 SCORING TITLES. He has highest points per game average in NBA history in both regular season and play offs. Lebron won only 1 scoring in his career and some people can argue that Lebron wasn't even the best scorer in his era because 2010s was clearly Lebron's era, he was the best in that time, you can argue that Kevin Durant was better scorer than Lebron. More points eopr game in his best season, 4 scoring titles, much more efficient player than Lebron and simply when ypu watch jow he plays, he is probably the most versatile scorers of all time. Jordan was light years better scorer than everybody else when he played, miles ahead of the rest of the competition and to say that Lebron with 1 scoring title and with his scoring recordis the greatest scorer in the history of this game is to me ultimately too much. 1. Jordan
      2. Kobe
      3. Lebron /KD/Kareem.

  • @theblack7772
    @theblack7772 Год назад +50

    I am so happy J.J is back to give it to Stephen A.

    • @phatch5444
      @phatch5444 Год назад

      See how silent them airsexuals are in this comment section.

  • @tlntone6131
    @tlntone6131 Год назад +2

    Quote of 2023 by Dr. Stephen A.Smith
    “I am brilliant because I know I’m not” 😂

  • @Eebz515
    @Eebz515 Год назад

    Gotta love JJ!!

  • @beckembrown7002
    @beckembrown7002 Год назад +33

    JJ always destroys SAS & Mad Dog 😂

    • @bxi1547
      @bxi1547 Год назад

      How?

    • @ndjibukabengele973
      @ndjibukabengele973 Год назад

      @@bxi1547
      Basketball is not for you, I am sorry if you can't get it or understand what's happening here.

    • @bxi1547
      @bxi1547 Год назад

      @@ndjibukabengele973 Yeah because you’re a basketball expert all while flipping burgers at Whataburger.

  • @godblessdos3983
    @godblessdos3983 Год назад +77

    Best convo they ever had on ESPN Lol very insightful and not just emotions.

    • @2determined4
      @2determined4 Год назад +1

      Definitely alot of emotions we must not be watching the samething

    • @dlogan7808
      @dlogan7808 Год назад

      Not when guys like Reddick make weak arguments out of desperation

  • @Choraomz
    @Choraomz Год назад

    JJ is awesome!!🤣

  • @johnsattler3414
    @johnsattler3414 Месяц назад

    “And renember!

  • @holidayarmadillo8653
    @holidayarmadillo8653 Год назад +24

    "DID WE JUST FORGET ABOUT WILT CHAMBERLAIN?!?!?!?!"
    "Yes."

  • @johngladman4291
    @johngladman4291 Год назад +181

    JJ is refreshing to have. Someone how actually has played against LeBron and knows today’s game.

    • @27MOJOKING
      @27MOJOKING Год назад +3

      Yea he just knows the game now. Anybody who knows history know Jordan, Wilt are top 2 greatest scorers. He only uses stats he likes but they dont tell whole story. Wilt avg 50pts for entire season! Mike was way more clutch than lebron & played when teams played defense

    • @johnpu605
      @johnpu605 Год назад

      no no no, he just intentionally sounds smart, but most of his arguments only account for partial facts

    • @jrexx2841
      @jrexx2841 9 месяцев назад +1

      Yet he haven't played against Jordan

    • @coreythomas3633
      @coreythomas3633 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@27MOJOKINGLEBRON FG% 50 3PT %34 higher than MJ. So lebron the GOAT and he better skilled player.

    • @coreythomas3633
      @coreythomas3633 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@johnpu605LEBRON FG% 50 3PT %34 higher than MJ. So lebron the GOAT and he better skilled player.

  • @JoseRodriguez-qo3dv
    @JoseRodriguez-qo3dv Год назад +280

    JJ really knows his basketball!

    • @ndjibukabengele973
      @ndjibukabengele973 Год назад +4

      He played ball and was a sharp shooter.

    • @JoseRodriguez-qo3dv
      @JoseRodriguez-qo3dv Год назад +5

      @@ndjibukabengele973 duh lol but i didn’t think he could talk about the game the way these analyst reporter do.

    • @stanokeefe2713
      @stanokeefe2713 Год назад

      @@ndjibukabengele973 didnt play a lick of defense. Shooting was the only thing he could do.

    • @bronisthegoat8915
      @bronisthegoat8915 Год назад +2

      And the only person in this clip that knows a lick of basketball lol

    • @LongTran-rl2qb
      @LongTran-rl2qb Год назад

      @@JoseRodriguez-qo3dv he’s good most of the time but he still has bad takes

  • @ajrochester9364
    @ajrochester9364 6 месяцев назад

    Spot on JJ💯🙌🏼

  • @kingfadal4711
    @kingfadal4711 Год назад +6

    JJ really 4-0 sweeped em

    • @only1adonis
      @only1adonis Год назад

      SWEPT, not sweeped. Learn English. 0 corrections, only likes. Idiocracy confirmed. Be better.