THAT was fun to watch. He really could pile on the points like nobody’s business. Some would say he is historically the second best Bull since Jordan behind only Rose. He was phenomenal when he was in his scoring pocket for a few seasons. Then he just imploded. I don’t remember why.
Jimmy Butler had some great seasons in Chicago, Noah had a great 2014 season too. The reason why he imploded and fell off the NBA map was mental health problems, he talked about his journey with it in a Player’s Tribune article.
@@laconfidential8504 I honestly didn’t think of Butler, mainly because he left before he hit his peak, which is happening right now for another team. Thank you for filling me in about about Gordon btw. That’s too bad. I hope he’s okay.
@@JD37 Yeah in the article he wrote he talked about how he always had mental health problems but because he was so motivated to become great at basketball he let basketball control his life. He said that once he retired he found out that he was dealing with these problems and was able to seek help for the first time.
@@laconfidential8504 Sounds like OCD or perhaps bi polar. It’s unfortunate but a lot of creative people have had them historically. He certainly was successful despite it.
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Underrated player in the league.
Those rainbow shots by BG were 🔥
THAT was fun to watch. He really could pile on the points like nobody’s business. Some would say he is historically the second best Bull since Jordan behind only Rose. He was phenomenal when he was in his scoring pocket for a few seasons. Then he just imploded. I don’t remember why.
Jimmy Butler had some great seasons in Chicago, Noah had a great 2014 season too. The reason why he imploded and fell off the NBA map was mental health problems, he talked about his journey with it in a Player’s Tribune article.
@@laconfidential8504
I honestly didn’t think of Butler, mainly because he left before he hit his peak, which is happening right now for another team. Thank you for filling me in about about Gordon btw. That’s too bad. I hope he’s okay.
@@JD37 Yeah in the article he wrote he talked about how he always had mental health problems but because he was so motivated to become great at basketball he let basketball control his life. He said that once he retired he found out that he was dealing with these problems and was able to seek help for the first time.
@@laconfidential8504
Sounds like OCD or perhaps bi polar. It’s unfortunate but a lot of creative people have had them historically. He certainly was successful despite it.