In case ya'll missed the description. Ranked these performances based on the pressure and value of Stephen Jackson's shots. #7 (23 Mar 2008 Regular Season): Captain Jack lights up the Lakers for 31 points on 6 threes, 2 of them in the final 40 secs. Before this, the Warriors had blown a 26 point lead. Jackson's first 3-pointer gave the Warriors a 112-108 lead. After Kobe Bryant's 3-pointer with 30 secs left drew the Lakers within one, Jackson connected from the top of the key with 8.1 seconds left to put the game away. #6 (7 Jan 2008 Regular Season): S-Jax makes it rain late in the game including 12 points in overtime for the W against the Spurs. #5 (11 Feb 2008 Regular Season): Jackson scored a season-high 41 points, hitting the go-ahead 3-pointer and getting 10 of the Warriors' 12 straight points in the final minutes of a stunning 120-117 victory over the Washington Wizards recovering from a 23 point deficit from the 1st half. Jackson's 3-pointer with 55.6 seconds to play gave Golden State its first lead since the opening minute. #4 (6 Jun 2012 Game 6 WCF): Stack 5 buckets 6 three pointers out of 7 attempts finishing with 23 points, all FGA from behind the arc for the Spurs in the elimination Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals. Despite his shooting performance though, the Spurs lose the game and series after which many considered was a poorly reffed game. #3 (3 May 2007 Game 6 WC Playoffs R1): Baron Davis knew his tender hamstring would limit him, so Stephen Jackson stepped up to the elimination challenge. The Warriors used a third-quarter 18-0 run, sparked by Stephen Jackson's 13 straight points en route to 33 points and a franchise playoff record 7 tres out of 8 attempts to finish Dallas to become the first #8 seed to win a best-of-7 series in the first round, and just the third overall in NBA history. The Warriors also won their first playoff series since 1991. #2 (29 May 2003 Game 6 WCF): San Antonio outscored Dallas 34-9 in the 4th quarter and had an amazing 23-0 run in the 4th to turn a 13 point deficit into a 10 point lead. Stephen Jackson scored 11 points during the run, finishing with 24 points (5-7 from the arc) to eliminate the Mavs. #1 (15 Jun 2003 G6 NBA Finals): Stephen Jackson hits a trio of huge 4th quarter 3-pointers with the elimination game going neck and neck, his second three giving the Spurs their first lead of the night against the Nets on route to the NBA championship.
S.Jackson had a very respectable NBA career; he should be very proud. He was a legit star in the NBA...won some battles with a few legends, won a chip, has some buzzer beaters, etc. He can legit brag in any barbershop or bar for the rest of his life. Props! lol
Remember watching that game Kobe was poised to pull it off, Stak was just with the shits that night & closed it out .. didn’t even have that great of a game until it got to crunch time
Stephen Jackson was a better player than some of the perimeter superstars he played against in terms of being good on both ends of the floor. He should've been an All-Star at least once.
Najee Nixon He has at least 3 seasons he could have or should have been an all star. The malice in the palace hurt him and he was basically black-balled after that
C-Ro$$ so they only black balled him? But not Jermaine O'Neal who went on to many all star appearances after the brawl. Ron artest. Ben Wallace. Etc etc
I've always thought he was hugely forgotten for the 2003 Spurs. Steve Kerr gets all the credit for the comeback, but Stephen Jackson was the one who really started it. The Mavericks had such a great shot at the title that year, even without Dirk Nowitzki, and it all evaporated in a matter of minutes.
He ain't flashy. He's not marketable because he keeps it too real & he doesn't wow you w/ spectacular dunks & handles, but he helps your team win with outside shooting & defense. I remember in one of the 2k games (forgot which one. NBA 2k8 or 2k9 I think) one of the commentators in the game saying that Larry Brown spoke very highly of Stephen Jackson in his time in Charlotte saying that he genuinely cares about his teammates & is often misunderstood of being a bad guy/thug. Stack 5 is for real.
Moose Guy wasn't under rated. More like his ego got in his way. He had no restraint. Sometimes he was the guy you could feed of his energy. Like in 2012. WCF. But he wasn't on fire like that every single game.
@@jonathanlaque4248 He wasn't on fire like that every single game but dude was clutch. That's what you get with shooters like that. Some games, they are unstoppable. Some games they couldn't buy a bucket at KFC. Even in games where they can't hit a shot, their mentality is to keep shooting 'cause eventually your're gonna knock one down. All it takes is to hit one or sometimes to get fouled and hit some free throws to get it going.
I always loved stacks game. I actually think he’s one of the greatest role players ever. Always plays the right way, tough as nails and was ice cold in the clutch. His post career hot takes only made me love him more.
Man this a dude who just loved basketball and wanted to play. He wasn’t concerned with money or where he was playing. Really one of the last of a kind.
Crazy he aint go to college. Mike bibbys mom made him get up and go to a suns workout with her son (he already played just close friend$) Got drafted by the suns to keep cap space. And now look. Remeber u can do it!! Dont let no one tell you otherwise
This dude wanted All the smoke. Truly a great player and a even better competitor. A complete player did everything so well. Every team he played for he made them better.
I've come full circle on Stephen Jackson. I used to think he was a thug cocky S.O.B. Then I saw the Malice at the Palace doc on Netflix (you should see it too). Changed my mind about Jacks. He did (during the fight) what ANY TEAMMATE SHOULD DO! And that's having his teammates' back (Artest). JO too! Damn, that Indiana team had a great chance at the title that year (they were so close the year before). Jackson was a gutsy clutch shooter during his career, wasn't afraid of any shot, or anyone. I don't like a lot of his podcast takes...but he's as real as a man gets, there's no BS to his game on the court, and off ...much respect!
+Monee Boiii He wanted more money & RC Buford was reluctant in doing so & he left. Statistically Golden State was his #1 team but for me he'll always be a Spur. He always showed up to play especially the playoffs, I was there when we closed out the Nets in the NBA Finals back in 2003 on Father's Day. He had one of the best 4th quarters from raining 3's to locking down opposing players. Awesome player, very underrated & he's up there with Robert Horry in terms of crucial shots when the game is on the line (especially NBA playoffs)
i wonder how much money. Kuz u gotta ask yourself how much money is clutch worth kuz this guy, like u said, was amazing in the playoffs especially he always showed up. Somethin teams have a hard time finding
@@anthonyg.4785 as much as I love Robert Horry and I am a Laker Lifer but Steph Jax is completely better than Robert Horry. 6'9 SG shiiid. Can play sf too. Hell these days you can damn near put him at PF on small ball rotations
Def one of my personal Top 15 players. He became somebody I took notice of during that 2003 Finals. He single handely closed out the Nets with those huge threes. I actually started modeling my shooting form after his. He had a very smooth jump shot from three point range. I'm glad he won a championship.
@@sylvestershaw337 I love Stephen Jackson but nah. Vince was another animal. Vince has two sets of highlight reels. One with just Top 10 dunks. Another with Buzzer beaters. Only Jordan and Kobe can say that. Jackson was no Vince. And I love Jackson
One was pronounced in one way due to one's circumstances which was being born on 3rd bass ready to score on a pop fly with no outs, the other was pronounced in a way due to his circumstances, which was being born in the batter's box at full count.
Stak was nice. Too many casual basketball fans think of your not a superstar averaging 25+ppg then you aren’t nice which is dumb. This man knew his role and shined in it
I loved it when he was with my Spurs and great games he had with the Spurs ! Go Spurs Go!2019 and still in the playoffs but one more ring wood be great for are city!
If the pacers pistons shit never happen jackson be in another tier. To me he was always one of the best sometimes you have guys under the radar or in teams you dont watch but he was one of the best I seen on both ends.
I always loved the teams warriors had before they became what ppl see them as now the players they had ah man. Just wrong era or way too early for that type of ball but they beasted
Stack himself admits tony would never do anything without pops consent. Tony is a winner the only reason he iced Stack is because Pop didn't want to be beholden to a Stephen Jackson finals berth
Wish he never left San Antonio after winning the championship in 2003. Pop was the only coach willing to give him an actual chance and he learned that the hard way after passing up Spurs offer of at least 9 million for 3 years and settling for 2.2 million after no one but Atlanta gave him an offer. Spurs had a ton of capspace and could have down much better with it. Rasho signing and trade for Hedo could have possibly been avoided. Well at least the trade for Hedo Turkoglu could have.
Stack was a cold blooded assassin! He and BD was the splash bros before these new splash bros. Always thought Pop should have tried to keep Stack. He and Ginobeli would have been a great 1-2 punch with TD. If Tony Parker would have cooperated, lol.
I remember when the Nets found this guy of the streets back in 2000. I knew he would be a solid player. We had no room to bring him back tho with JKidd and co in town 2001!!
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In case ya'll missed the description. Ranked these performances based on the pressure and value of Stephen Jackson's shots.
#7 (23 Mar 2008 Regular Season): Captain Jack lights up the Lakers for 31 points on 6 threes, 2 of them in the final 40 secs. Before this, the Warriors had blown a 26 point lead. Jackson's first 3-pointer gave the Warriors a 112-108 lead. After Kobe Bryant's 3-pointer with 30 secs left drew the Lakers within one, Jackson connected from the top of the key with 8.1 seconds left to put the game away.
#6 (7 Jan 2008 Regular Season): S-Jax makes it rain late in the game including 12 points in overtime for the W against the Spurs.
#5 (11 Feb 2008 Regular Season): Jackson scored a season-high 41 points, hitting the go-ahead 3-pointer and getting 10 of the Warriors' 12 straight points in the final minutes of a stunning 120-117 victory over the Washington Wizards recovering from a 23 point deficit from the 1st half. Jackson's 3-pointer with 55.6 seconds to play gave Golden State its first lead since the opening minute.
#4 (6 Jun 2012 Game 6 WCF): Stack 5 buckets 6 three pointers out of 7 attempts finishing with 23 points, all FGA from behind the arc for the Spurs in the elimination Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals. Despite his shooting performance though, the Spurs lose the game and series after which many considered was a poorly reffed game.
#3 (3 May 2007 Game 6 WC Playoffs R1): Baron Davis knew his tender hamstring would limit him, so Stephen Jackson stepped up to the elimination challenge. The Warriors used a third-quarter 18-0 run, sparked by Stephen Jackson's 13 straight points en route to 33 points and a franchise playoff record 7 tres out of 8 attempts to finish Dallas to become the first #8 seed to win a best-of-7 series in the first round, and just the third overall in NBA history. The Warriors also won their first playoff series since 1991.
#2 (29 May 2003 Game 6 WCF): San Antonio outscored Dallas 34-9 in the 4th quarter and had an amazing 23-0 run in the 4th to turn a 13 point deficit into a 10 point lead. Stephen Jackson scored 11 points during the run, finishing with 24 points (5-7 from the arc) to eliminate the Mavs.
#1 (15 Jun 2003 G6 NBA Finals): Stephen Jackson hits a trio of huge 4th quarter 3-pointers with the elimination game going neck and neck, his second three giving the Spurs their first lead of the night against the Nets on route to the NBA championship.
Brooklyn Fan-1 stack was a solid 6’8 220
Thanks for the video. It’s great seeing jack’s highlights straight after an all the smoke session
Yo do you the instrumental to this beat it's sick
tonyjohnson0324 bj 19761976 Pandemonium by Rick Ross, Wale and Meek Mill
Swish Scope vgk
S.Jackson had a very respectable NBA career; he should be very proud. He was a legit star in the NBA...won some battles with a few legends, won a chip, has some buzzer beaters, etc. He can legit brag in any barbershop or bar for the rest of his life. Props! lol
Well, almost. There is at least one glaringly obvious thing that is excluded from that statement.
@@eyebelieve3 what do you mean?
@@yormeaceko7101 lol Malice in the Palace bro
@@eyebelieve3 and he got to beat some fans ass, that's still bragging rights.
@@richquatro415 Idiot.
that back and forth between him and Kobe was so epic
That's clutchhhh
+Karl Pineda ogreed
I dont care what anybody says Kobe was a bad mf
Remember watching that game Kobe was poised to pull it off, Stak was just with the shits that night & closed it out .. didn’t even have that great of a game until it got to crunch time
Yup thats why he respects kobe
Stephen Jackson was a better player than some of the perimeter superstars he played against in terms of being good on both ends of the floor. He should've been an All-Star at least once.
Najee Nixon He has at least 3 seasons he could have or should have been an all star. The malice in the palace hurt him and he was basically black-balled after that
Najee Nixon POLITICS G
@@c-ro9710 black balled? lol, he played another 12 seasons after haha. And had his 3 best seasons after with the warriors.
@@miked.336 I didn't say blackballed from playing in the league. He was blackballed by not being chosen by coaches for the all star team
C-Ro$$ so they only black balled him? But not Jermaine O'Neal who went on to many all star appearances after the brawl. Ron artest. Ben Wallace. Etc etc
He never got the credit he deserves
Man I miss him being on the Spurs
Elite shooter
He was Kobe second shooter that he couldn’t stop beside TMAT Tracy Mcgrady
He should’ve made at least 2 allstar teams
I've always thought he was hugely forgotten for the 2003 Spurs. Steve Kerr gets all the credit for the comeback, but Stephen Jackson was the one who really started it. The Mavericks had such a great shot at the title that year, even without Dirk Nowitzki, and it all evaporated in a matter of minutes.
He ain't flashy. He's not marketable because he keeps it too real & he doesn't wow you w/ spectacular dunks & handles, but he helps your team win with outside shooting & defense. I remember in one of the 2k games (forgot which one. NBA 2k8 or 2k9 I think) one of the commentators in the game saying that Larry Brown spoke very highly of Stephen Jackson in his time in Charlotte saying that he genuinely cares about his teammates & is often misunderstood of being a bad guy/thug. Stack 5 is for real.
Great tribute to one of the realest, most underrated and most clutch players in NBA history!
💯
What a cold ass boss. An underrated MONSTER. Period.
so true in my opinion he's definitely in the top 5 most underrated players
he wants to return back to the NBA😂
Moose Guy wasn't under rated. More like his ego got in his way. He had no restraint. Sometimes he was the guy you could feed of his energy. Like in 2012. WCF. But he wasn't on fire like that every single game.
@@jonathanlaque4248 He wasn't on fire like that every single game but dude was clutch. That's what you get with shooters like that. Some games, they are unstoppable. Some games they couldn't buy a bucket at KFC. Even in games where they can't hit a shot, their mentality is to keep shooting 'cause eventually your're gonna knock one down. All it takes is to hit one or sometimes to get fouled and hit some free throws to get it going.
I always loved stacks game. I actually think he’s one of the greatest role players ever. Always plays the right way, tough as nails and was ice cold in the clutch. His post career hot takes only made me love him more.
Facts 💯🔥
stephen jackson was the only one playing his heart out in the 2012 western conference finals
and as a spurs fan i LOVED jackson, i wish he could have stayed for the 2013 finals
no doubt we would've won that year if Jackson hadn't departed before the Finals :(
nick j refs were playing hard for okc
@@Gogetta80 blame refs' cause thats the best you can do
Tony Parker fucked up that series according to Captain Jack
Who back here cause of All the Smoke 💨 ✌🏽
You already know it lol.
Nah
Captain Jack's greatest clutch performance is holding it down for his homies at the Malice in the Palace
Lmao captain jack
Clutch performance? That was an embarrassment. All because Artest didn't want it with Ben. Smh. The Malice brawl is nothing to brag about.
That was a great Pacers team but sad they did that thing
Morgan Alexander Damn who shat in your Cocoa Puffs?
Nah because they could’ve potentially went to the finals with that team that year
Man this a dude who just loved basketball and wanted to play. He wasn’t concerned with money or where he was playing. Really one of the last of a kind.
Still had 2 feed his family...money always a concern.....
wow. stephen jacskon and matt barnes on the same warriors team. that was the death line up for real!
leblacksheep and Baron Davis
@@baron17 and Jason Richardson
His shots are so flat but they just go in so smoothly...
So flat... like a bullet but it’s cash
Actually, It's the stretched video
Does That What That Mean, "Flat" Where The Ball Doesn't Spin??
Crazy he aint go to college. Mike bibbys mom made him get up and go to a suns workout with her son (he already played just close friend$) Got drafted by the suns to keep cap space. And now look. Remeber u can do it!! Dont let no one tell you otherwise
They tried to frame Bibby for sexual assault lol
@@DominiqueWilliams-ue3rx I remember that nonsense
went to cc
He makes me want to go play with him on 2k and chuck up 3s lol
I used to play 2k when he was in bucks,, he used to score around 70 pts when i played.
I was JUST thinking this lmao
@@VS-np3yq Dont count when u put the sliders up lol
@@rolieg7353 actually that was ea sports.
not 2k but i used him in my nba live 2007 and i made him my team's leading scorer
Captain Jack was the original splash brother for the warriors
Chris Mullin ?
@@full6330name yeah....NO 😂
Splash Unc lol
@@yaahlabanyamyan144 fuck outta here homie two fucking words DREAM TEAM!!! Lolz
This dude wanted All the smoke. Truly a great player and a even better competitor. A complete player did everything so well. Every team he played for he made them better.
@JRCKFSH are you talking about Stephen curry because i completely agree
Never realized how dope Jacks was
I've come full circle on Stephen Jackson. I used to think he was a thug cocky S.O.B. Then I saw the Malice at the Palace doc on Netflix (you should see it too). Changed my mind about Jacks. He did (during the fight) what ANY TEAMMATE SHOULD DO! And that's having his teammates' back (Artest). JO too! Damn, that Indiana team had a great chance at the title that year (they were so close the year before). Jackson was a gutsy clutch shooter during his career, wasn't afraid of any shot, or anyone. I don't like a lot of his podcast takes...but he's as real as a man gets, there's no BS to his game on the court, and off ...much respect!
Extremely underrated player 💯💯
Captain Jack one of the most underrated players in the game..Awayz went hard in da paint and would slap ya azz if you out of line
DarkSide 785 Lmao tf
Gay
In other words, he didn’t play the radio for u dummies
DarkSide 785 better tell Andrew Wiggins lol
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Stax is a cool dude and a awesome ball player. Met him in a cvs back in his Indy days and talked with me like a homie. I’ll always support!
lmao Kobe was heated look at his reaction.
😂😂😂😂
He was heated over that bad ass defense his teammates were playing!!!
@@thefreakyrobber0 nah he was mad at Derek Fisher. Watch the last shot by Jackson
That’s a cold hearted killer on the court, I loved it when he played.
Love your work man. Captain Jack!
Great highlights he's definitely an underrated player I didn't know he was such a great shooter under pressure!
Saw him at my local rec center today man can shoot !!
Where at bro ?
Damn I never realized how clutch Jack was 🔥🔥🔥
I see Derek Fisher still didn’t learn to guard up on Stephen Jackson
Was just frying his ass in my head😂😂
i cant believe the spurs let him go so many times he put in big work for them
+Monee Boiii
He wanted more money & RC Buford was reluctant in doing so & he left. Statistically Golden State was his #1 team but for me he'll always be a Spur. He always showed up to play especially the playoffs, I was there when we closed out the Nets in the NBA Finals back in 2003 on Father's Day. He had one of the best 4th quarters from raining 3's to locking down opposing players. Awesome player, very underrated & he's up there with Robert Horry in terms of crucial shots when the game is on the line (especially NBA playoffs)
i wonder how much money. Kuz u gotta ask yourself how much money is clutch worth kuz this guy, like u said, was amazing in the playoffs especially he always showed up. Somethin teams have a hard time finding
Monee Boiii I know I'm late but the Spurs gave him a low ball offer 3 yrs 10 mill after being a huge part of them winning a championship
Monee Boiii Popovich won't let someone with the nickname "Captain" on the team
@@anthonyg.4785 as much as I love Robert Horry and I am a Laker Lifer but Steph Jax is completely better than Robert Horry. 6'9 SG shiiid. Can play sf too. Hell these days you can damn near put him at PF on small ball rotations
Def one of my personal Top 15 players. He became somebody I took notice of during that 2003 Finals. He single handely closed out the Nets with those huge threes. I actually started modeling my shooting form after his. He had a very smooth jump shot from three point range. I'm glad he won a championship.
the first 3 plays were against team he also played for at one time or another anyone notice that?😂
Underrated
5:23 Matt: This guy's the man. I'mma start a show with him when we're both retired.
Stephen Jackson was an underrated player. Y'all better start respecting Captain Jack! That man was CLUTCH!!
Crazy I just found out he was never a all-star thought he least had 1 or 2 all-star games. Solid tough player.
Greatness knows no bounds..defeats all obstacles and Rises like the True Phoenix it is. No thing stops Greatness!
Greatness knows no bounds ♈♈♈❤️
Here after Stephen said he was better than Vince Carter
After he said he was better that Ginobili
And ray Allen ! Lol
he was
@@sylvestershaw337 lol lol Ray Allan would make him cry
@@sylvestershaw337 I love Stephen Jackson but nah. Vince was another animal. Vince has two sets of highlight reels. One with just Top 10 dunks. Another with Buzzer beaters. Only Jordan and Kobe can say that. Jackson was no Vince. And I love Jackson
The 3 point line look far asf
Jonathan Simmons hell yea look like it hurt your arms trying to shoot from there
savannah ga 912 nah yo ass just weak lol
Centers were double teamed more leaving for wide open shots.
The video is stretched a little wide
😂😂😂
Never was given his dew for the hardwork that he did in every single game he played
Where Ryan Hollins and Damon Jones Top 10 at😂
WINDYCITYFINEST 5 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
N/A
Idk much about Ryan Hollins's playing career, but i do remember Damon Jones being dunked on hard by LeBron & someone else that I can't remember.
@@cesarcanete3402 We played more mins in the nba then Hollins lmao
Damon Jones was A 3pt specialist!! I bet he has Highlights Especially when he played for the Heat and the Cavs💯
that "we believe:" warriors team was so much fun. warriors have been fun to watch every year for decades ..(well not this season lol)
so underrated averaging over 20 a game some seasons and always guarding the best offensive player
That playoff game against OKC was legendary 👌🏾
I always liked Stephen Jackson. Got to see him live quite a few times during Spurs runs. Coming off the bench and dropping absolute daggers 🗡
Who’s watching because you always here Matt and Jack talk about how good they were on All The Smoke🔥
Nobody:
RUclips: recommendations Steven Jackson Top 10 open 3’s 😂🤣😂🤣
It’s easy to forget how good of a player he was. Respect
I underestimated journeyman stephen jackson
One was pronounced in one way due to one's circumstances which was being born on 3rd bass ready to score on a pop fly with no outs, the other was pronounced in a way due to his circumstances, which was being born in the batter's box at full count.
@@skineyemin4276 wtf
The fact that he’s from my hometown of Port Arthur Texas is even more lit
How crazy is it that while jack was at the line it switched to Matt Barnes on the bench lmao they best friends and got a show together now lmaooo
Jack had a sweet stroke man..respect
I hope that first announcer got fired.
Nope.
Brian Perez Me too
Probably a local announcer in his feelings
Wow if that is worth of givin a boot in ur ass u soft af
Really goes to show how much personality matters in team-building. Could've been an all time spur if he wanted to
Stack is criminally underrated man
that 6/ 6 on okc was epic frfr i was too hype
He murders the net
The video of him on O Block brought me here.
He wigging out.
Stak was nice. Too many casual basketball fans think of your not a superstar averaging 25+ppg then you aren’t nice which is dumb. This man knew his role and shined in it
Stak 5 is a real he plays here in Atl at LA fitness genuinely a good guy.
Damn that game against the Lakers
Kobe was looking at Fisher like you left him again lmao
As a college ball player and basketball enthusiast I didn't even know he was this lit
Damn near every shot went straight net 😳
I think he should be on the All time Warriors team. If baron Davis is captain jack should be too
I loved it when he was with my Spurs and great games he had with the Spurs ! Go Spurs Go!2019 and still in the playoffs but one more ring wood be great for are city!
If the pacers pistons shit never happen jackson be in another tier. To me he was always one of the best sometimes you have guys under the radar or in teams you dont watch but he was one of the best I seen on both ends.
"Missed it so badly that it banked in!" Man, STFU--3 Pts! Game time!
Best Bobcats player of all time I'd say along w/Gerald Wallace or Okafor
That back & forth with Kobe doesn’t get talked about enough 2 McDonalds all Americans goin at it straight classic
I always loved the teams warriors had before they became what ppl see them as now the players they had ah man. Just wrong era or way too early for that type of ball but they beasted
CP3 was right about his jumpshot, so slow & disrespectful; no pumpfake, no hesi, he just shoot over your face.
Who else came straight to the comments after stack and Kobe went at it?
My Boo Stephen Jackson!!🎉🎉💗💗
Never realized Stack was this good
My boy still mad about Tony Parker not passing him the ball that OKC game 😂😂😂but he right though-you got to feed the hot hand.
He been that dude nigga strap was insane!!!!
That Pandemonium MMG instrumental 🔥🔥🔥
@8:19 he was 6-6 for deep, til Tony started hogging
Stack himself admits tony would never do anything without pops consent. Tony is a winner the only reason he iced Stack is because Pop didn't want to be beholden to a Stephen Jackson finals berth
Wish he never left San Antonio after winning the championship in 2003. Pop was the only coach willing to give him an actual chance and he learned that the hard way after passing up Spurs offer of at least 9 million for 3 years and settling for 2.2 million after no one but Atlanta gave him an offer. Spurs had a ton of capspace and could have down much better with it. Rasho signing and trade for Hedo could have possibly been avoided. Well at least the trade for Hedo Turkoglu could have.
CAPTAIN JACK!!!
wen u a shooter u dont necesarily hav to go inside and maybe get some injuries..everywer is ur sweet spot, mad respect!
Jeff Teague wasn’t lying when he said he ran right in the back 🤣😭0:55
He was a cold blooded killa i met dude hes also a great and real guy
Yes this guy deserves his top 10 !!
Jk
“Hold up I ain’t with that, devil tryin to get his licks back. Pull up, *swoosh* step back. Pull up *bang* Steph Jack “😎
Stephen Jackson is my favourite player coming out of the malice of palace.
Yanick Norman mines Ben Wallace
Stack was a cold blooded assassin! He and BD was the splash bros before these new splash bros. Always thought Pop should have tried to keep Stack. He and Ginobeli would have been a great 1-2 punch with TD. If Tony Parker would have cooperated, lol.
Imagine a prime Captain Jack playing with Splash bros...
He makes love to pressure.
Bro had one of the slowest pull ups I ever seen but that thang was going in 😂😂😂
Popovich did him dirty. Bad dude In the clutch. Balling
Who’s here after his brother died?
The way he shoots the 3s like this is going nomatter what
One of my all time favorite players. #Cap'NJack
One the best in the league in his days wit spurs definitely hate how he was a underrated playa
Stack balled out but he needs to stop hating on Ray Allen. You can't see Shuttlesworth fam.
Difference maker ! I was heartbroken when he left the warriors
Harden still has ptsd from cap n jack. Rip Floyd. You’re the man Stak
I remember when the Nets found this guy of the streets back in 2000. I knew he would be a solid player. We had no room to bring him back tho with JKidd and co in town 2001!!