Stanley Roberts (22pts/15rebs/5 Dunks) vs. Bulls (1993)
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- A game from Stanley Roberts's best career stretch with the 1992-93 Los Angeles Clippers. LSU's Roberts capped of the year with the averages of 13 points (55.0 FG%), 7 rebounds and 2 blocks in the last 47 games of the campaign. His performance in this game even inspired Johnny "Red" Kerr to compare him to fellow LSU Tiger Shaquille O'Neal and, you know, the way he bulldozes over people in the post kind of reminds you of Shaq. Roberts was a decent NBA player before the injuries disrupted his career. February 4, 1993.
He played for Real Madrid for a year before going to the NBA and he was a beast, shame that he had all these weight issues that translated into injuries and then inconsistent playing time in the NBA, he had really great skills for a big man, and a touch that Shaquille did not possess when he arrived to the NBA
Incredible, isn't it? Shaq played on the same college team as a guy who was better than him, and was the same size. But Shaq said in his autobiography that Roberts "didn't really care about much." Lots of NBA guys say there were dudes they grew up with who were better than them. But you have to have discipline, not just talent.
Stanley Roberts was a tremendous talent, who if not prop 48, would have done tremendous things at LSU. Shaq might have not gone there if Stanley had a tremendous freshman year.
This guy is now a recruiter for Aptim(Oilfield company) in Baton Rouge LA . Dude was huge asf. I thank god I got hired by him
i love that people make a highlight reel for some of the names who didn't make it out of their era, but i remember them, because i followed so close at that short time. now i don't really follow, have not in years
Makes me so upset when someone doesn't reach their full potential. Robert's should have been an all-time great. Damn shame.
big stanley was a monster!
3:49 Stanley Roberts blocked the GOAT 😆 In his short prime, Stanley was capable of monster games. Once he caught the ball down low, it was an automatic dunk. He was a thick 7 footer that quickly exploded off the ground. Definitely had all star potential. Unfortunately, he had injuries and poor eating habits.
He visto pocas veces tanto talento y condiciones desperdiciados. Stanley podría haber marcado una época.
He was a beast
Another guy in that game that was a potent player (Danny Manning) whose career was marred by injuries.
and drugs
murat temur Danny Manning never did drugs.
Think some people don't realize this monster was on a college team with Shaq and Chris Jackson. How the hell did that team ever lose?
I really liked Stan. All the talent in the world, but no desire/commitment to the game 😕
Caught misbehaving
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Δυστυχώς δεν τον ειδαμε στο Αλεξανδρειο το 1998..
Dope!!!
Just watched this game and the commentators said he was a better athlete than Shaq. Figured if I looked him up on Wikipedia it would basically say ‘injuries’, ‘drugs’ or a combination of the two.
It kinda crazy he has the same stance movement like demarcus cousins.
One of the biggest wastes of natural talent at the center position in NBA history. Looking back, Roberts was the precursor to the likes of Andrew Bynum and DeMarcus Cousins: upside through the damn roof, physically imposing, yet showing a severe lack of commitment to the game). In Bynum's case, he was very fortunate to not have worn out his welcome before playing his part in helping the Lakers to two NBA titles at least. As for Roberts, he simply suffered from having literally ZERO self-control (as his wildly fluctuating weight issues would attest to that, lol). Damn shame, would've loved to see him and former LSU teammate Shaq lockin' horns in the paint multiple times had he gotten his act together in time:::deep sigh:::
imagine if coach made him the focus liek lew or akeem could avg a lot massive strength n athleticism shoudl shoto mroe fouls haked a lot
Behaving Badly
BIG Stanley……
Bulls didn't stand a chance against a team with a healthy Stanley Roberts.
Another guy that got his career ruined by injuries. So dominant, could have been better than Shaq
his problem was that he had too often foul trouble.
the guy in shaqs tattoo THE BIG DIFFERENCE
No, he could not have been better than Shaq. He could have been a perennial all-star though.
Anne Drew Wrong he was better than Shaq. Had better shooting touch and better post moves. Even Shaq will tell you that! Dude just wasn’t refined as a person and didn’t work at the game because it came too easy to him,
anmol johar no my teacher was his close friend. He didn’t pass his Sat so he couldn’t play a season and he became overweight
ate himself out the league
ray rudis not true
jodan given all by refs same as lew n diet jordans
212 is why NBA died 1989
jordan given all 6 by refs and did roids
Trump busy celebrating Epsteins death cuz it get him off on statutory rape charges