Agree with all of them except 2018. I would’ve gone with Jayson Tatum, he helped lead the injured/young Celtics all the way to within 1 game of the Finals that year beating the Giannis-Middleton Bucks in 7, the Embiid/Simmons(who won ROY that year over both Tatum and Mitchell) Sixers in just 5, and then took the LeBron led Cavs to 7 which is amazing given how crazy LeBron was that postseason
It’s funny how Max Kellerman on ESPN says Steph is a choker in the playoffs coz that 2015 run was LEGENDARY. 😂 even if Iggy deserved, he also could’ve gotten finals MVP over Iggy. Plus he was better than KD in 2018 Finals ngl
Gonna add, in 2011 first round, Dallas choked a big lead in Portland in game 4, with Brandon Roy the hero. At that time, I thought the Mavs and Dirk were just the same old mavs who will always choke in the playoffs, hell i even got my friend, who is a kidd fan, pissed off at me because i kept saying dallas are chokers. Mavs had the last laugh, swept my lakers, supported them vs the big 3 because didn't want a superteam to win and wanted to see how social media gonna bash lebron.
I'm surprised about 2018, I get that Mitchell was great and he was just a rookie but I'd argue that Terry Rozier deserved the 2018 spot, he absolutely dominated in the 2018 eastern playoffs before the conference finals. Before they fell to LBJ, Scary Terry was the leader for the short handed Celtics whose real leader should have been Kyrie and Gordon Hayward, instead Scary Terry was forced to step up to starting point guard and be the unprepared leader to fill the void Kyrie left when he was injured and boy did he fill it, in the first round even though they faced off against the Bucks that's no excuse to call it easy. The Bucks would have been an easy matchup if Marcus Smart (yeah you forgot he was injured too huh), Hayward and Kyrie didn't go down but since they were down, the C's were forced to fend off a rising star in Giannis who was just one year removed from his breakout MVP Season, decent starting players in Khris Middleton and Malcolm Brogdon, key role players coming off the bench in Jason Terry and Mathew Dellavedova, and a good point guard in Drew Bledsoe- uh I mean Eric Bledsoe, and what did Scary Terry do? Well he DESTROYED ABUSED ANNIHILATED AND HUMILIATED Drew Bledsoe, he put that boy on skates, Rozier was absolutely key to the C's for that first round hitting many clutch shots and holding Milwaukee down in 7 with Rozier himself averaging a nice 17.6 ppg, 6.7 assists. and 5.7 rebounds. Then, in the second round Scary Terry continued with his playoff onslaught against the 76ers with one of the best young duos in the league Rozier averaged 19 ppg, 4.4 assists and 1.2 steals, and yes although Tatum was the main breakout star of this series averaging 23 points Terry more or less got them in that situation in the first place with his play against the Bucks and he had better stats than Tatum in every other category really, he again was key to the C's and helped them eliminate the Sixers in 5 games with again many clutch shots, Now on to the conference finals, I see everyone say that he apparently "kinda underperformed" he was still key to the Celtics even getting to 7 against the Cavs in the first place, matter of fact he had some pretty big games that got them up 2-0 and 3-2 against Cleveland, In Game 2 he had 18 points and 5 rebounds which helped them get up 2-0 and in Game 4 he had 16 pts, 11 assists, and 6 rebounds a double double but also a near triple double! And in Game 6 he had 28 pts and 7 assists against the Cavs, although the Celtics did lose those 2 ecf games that he played big in he was still very key to their success in that Postseason, they may have very well made it to the finals had Lebron not one up him with 46 in game 6, it's sad that people just see his Game 7 performance in that series when he was still straight up dominating before that Game 7. In that postseason Scary Terry averaged 16.5 points, 5.7 assists and 5.7 assists for a point guard, maybe for you Donovan Mitchell was the breakout star but that Incredible breakout post season by Scary Terry is one of the best outta nowhere stories I've ever seen and he definitely gets my pick in 2018 for a surprising NBA Playoffs breakout.
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Repeat this in the 2000s decade please?
11:42 Scottie Trippin😂😂😂😂😂
Scottie Trippen
I would have IT over Wall in 2017.
For 2020 it was Jamal Murray
2021 Reggie Jackson
2019 is Damian Lillard, and i’d say 2020 is either Jamal Murray or Jimmy Butler
Hell yeah thanks for mentioning Jokic I feel like he doesn’t get enough love for how good he is. Best center in the league
Wilson, dunno if you've already got one in the pipeline, but you could do a video on the 2011 Draft: A '10 years on, where are they now' sorta thing
Agree with all of them except 2018. I would’ve gone with Jayson Tatum, he helped lead the injured/young Celtics all the way to within 1 game of the Finals that year beating the Giannis-Middleton Bucks in 7, the Embiid/Simmons(who won ROY that year over both Tatum and Mitchell) Sixers in just 5, and then took the LeBron led Cavs to 7 which is amazing given how crazy LeBron was that postseason
It’s funny how Max Kellerman on ESPN says Steph is a choker in the playoffs coz that 2015 run was LEGENDARY. 😂 even if Iggy deserved, he also could’ve gotten finals MVP over Iggy. Plus he was better than KD in 2018 Finals ngl
Agreed on 2015, Steph was better in 3 of the games but his Game 3 performance was awfully bad and KD went off to single-handily win GS that game.
@@WilsonSy that’s a good point. Keep up with the great content!!
Gonna add, in 2011 first round, Dallas choked a big lead in Portland in game 4, with Brandon Roy the hero. At that time, I thought the Mavs and Dirk were just the same old mavs who will always choke in the playoffs, hell i even got my friend, who is a kidd fan, pissed off at me because i kept saying dallas are chokers. Mavs had the last laugh, swept my lakers, supported them vs the big 3 because didn't want a superteam to win and wanted to see how social media gonna bash lebron.
4:07, Nowitzki had flu in game 4
This man needs an action figure where you press a button and he says. ABSOLUTE TRAVESTY 🤣🤣🤣
Regarding your question Wilson, it's a tie between Josh Smith and Kelly Olynyk. They seem to fall over backwards into 25 point games.
smelly olynyk
Play of P is real
Hahahaha
Jimmy Butler for 2020
Jamal Murray
1:10 that pass to varejao's offspring's.
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Hey Wilson, what's with the reupload?
What happened, I already saw this video
I know Steph gotta have it 4 2013 playoffs vs Spurs
IT 2017
Where dame at
I would’ve gave Steph 2013 becuz that’s when people started to know he was real deal
He was always good he just had injurie
I'm surprised about 2018, I get that Mitchell was great and he was just a rookie but I'd argue that Terry Rozier deserved the 2018 spot, he absolutely dominated in the 2018 eastern playoffs before the conference finals. Before they fell to LBJ, Scary Terry was the leader for the short handed Celtics whose real leader should have been Kyrie and Gordon Hayward, instead Scary Terry was forced to step up to starting point guard and be the unprepared leader to fill the void Kyrie left when he was injured and boy did he fill it, in the first round even though they faced off against the Bucks that's no excuse to call it easy. The Bucks would have been an easy matchup if Marcus Smart (yeah you forgot he was injured too huh), Hayward and Kyrie didn't go down but since they were down, the C's were forced to fend off a rising star in Giannis who was just one year removed from his breakout MVP Season, decent starting players in Khris Middleton and Malcolm Brogdon, key role players coming off the bench in Jason Terry and Mathew Dellavedova, and a good point guard in Drew Bledsoe- uh I mean Eric Bledsoe, and what did Scary Terry do? Well he DESTROYED ABUSED ANNIHILATED AND HUMILIATED Drew Bledsoe, he put that boy on skates, Rozier was absolutely key to the C's for that first round hitting many clutch shots and holding Milwaukee down in 7 with Rozier himself averaging a nice 17.6 ppg, 6.7 assists. and 5.7 rebounds. Then, in the second round Scary Terry continued with his playoff onslaught against the 76ers with one of the best young duos in the league Rozier averaged 19 ppg, 4.4 assists and 1.2 steals, and yes although Tatum was the main breakout star of this series averaging 23 points Terry more or less got them in that situation in the first place with his play against the Bucks and he had better stats than Tatum in every other category really, he again was key to the C's and helped them eliminate the Sixers in 5 games with again many clutch shots, Now on to the conference finals, I see everyone say that he apparently "kinda underperformed" he was still key to the Celtics even getting to 7 against the Cavs in the first place, matter of fact he had some pretty big games that got them up 2-0 and 3-2 against Cleveland, In Game 2 he had 18 points and 5 rebounds which helped them get up 2-0 and in Game 4 he had 16 pts, 11 assists, and 6 rebounds a double double but also a near triple double! And in Game 6 he had 28 pts and 7 assists against the Cavs, although the Celtics did lose those 2 ecf games that he played big in he was still very key to their success in that Postseason, they may have very well made it to the finals had Lebron not one up him with 46 in game 6, it's sad that people just see his Game 7 performance in that series when he was still straight up dominating before that Game 7. In that postseason Scary Terry averaged 16.5 points, 5.7 assists and 5.7 assists for a point guard, maybe for you Donovan Mitchell was the breakout star but that Incredible breakout post season by Scary Terry is one of the best outta nowhere stories I've ever seen and he definitely gets my pick in 2018 for a surprising NBA Playoffs breakout.
Idk man Dirk and Lebron are kinda out of place here