Ben Wallace Defense on Shaq - 2004 Finals Game 3

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  • Ben Wallace helps hold Shaq to 14 points in a blowout victory during Game 3 of the 2004 Finals. Shaq started off strong but the Pistons blew them out in the 2nd half and Shaq was quiet down the stretch.
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  • @OnmyRedEye
    @OnmyRedEye 8 лет назад +654

    I know people would call me weird, but I love defense plays in NBA, of course I love beautiful offense plays as well, but when you watch your favourite team shutting down the opponent, nothing beats it.

    • @peekbauer
      @peekbauer 8 лет назад +72

      +OnmyRedEye its not weird, I fucking love watching guys like kawhi shutting people down

    • @thetvchannel1203
      @thetvchannel1203 8 лет назад +44

      +OnmyRedEye i wouldnt know cuz lakers havent shut down anyone for 7 years

    • @brianearts2165
      @brianearts2165 7 лет назад +12

      Nothing like a blocked shot or a stolen pass!!!

    • @Panafrocanam2
      @Panafrocanam2 Год назад +2

      Nah agreed. Especially football and basketball

    • @Steve-ov6xn
      @Steve-ov6xn Год назад +3

      That's not weird at all! I love defense too!!!!

  • @lamelmazerouno9332
    @lamelmazerouno9332 8 лет назад +394

    some people don't understand how much of a beast Shaq once was, Ben had beautiful defense on Shaq

    • @lyhthegreat
      @lyhthegreat 8 лет назад +67

      yea pretty much almost nobody could guard shaq 1 on 1 at that time..

    • @mrsky67
      @mrsky67 4 года назад +8

      @@lyhthegreat Rodman could.

    • @lyhthegreat
      @lyhthegreat 4 года назад +17

      @@mrsky67 nah, rodman guarded the "lean shaq" in 1996 when he was only around 300lbs, he later bulked up and put on hell lot of weight after he went to the lakers(around 340 to 370lbs) which was when he was at his prime..if rodman guarded the lakers shaq he would had been shoved around like a kid in the post..still what rodman did what nothing short of impressive, a man his size shouldn't be able to guard a monster like shaq..

    • @mrsky67
      @mrsky67 4 года назад +17

      lyhthegreat He held Lakers Shaq to 0 points in the 2nd half. Try again please.

    • @lyhthegreat
      @lyhthegreat 4 года назад +6

      @@mrsky67 opps, yeah you're right.

  • @inthename7705
    @inthename7705 8 лет назад +408

    LAL only scores 68!? Damn, what a defense by Piston.

    • @y2shuproblem
      @y2shuproblem 4 года назад +33

      The greatest defense I have ever seen in my life.

    • @Wowvod
      @Wowvod 3 года назад +21

      They held most of the teams under 80 points in their prime, that was great defense in early 2000’s I miss that kind of defense.

    • @sicnarf6971
      @sicnarf6971 3 года назад +19

      @@Wowvod You'll never see it again. It was after this series that the NBA locked down on hand checking. 60-80 point games are not as exciting for fans as 130-140 point games that we see today. Casuals and young fans think todays players are that much better but in reality it's the rules that dictates how the game goes.

    • @christophergooding9820
      @christophergooding9820 2 года назад

      @@sicnarf6971 lol you’re comparing some of the lowest scoring games back then to some of the highest scoring games now. In 2003-04 average points were 93.4, average points last season (2020-21) was 112.1. Still a big difference but you’re over exaggerating by a lot

    • @sicnarf6971
      @sicnarf6971 2 года назад +8

      @@christophergooding9820 Hand checking and physicality give bigger players the advantage. The league has been making rules to take the big man out of the game.
      5 second back to the basket violation. Hand checking removed. 2002 legalizing Zone defense to slow down shaq. Physicality reduced. Rewarding flops for years (supposedly the league is cracking down this year on flops and jumping into the defender).
      All rules to slow down dominant big men or post players. Dominant big men and post players slow the game down. The league wants to speed things up. More points. Fans don’t want to watch Shaq shoot 26 freethrows a night lol. Young fans want to see dunks, posters, deep 3’s.

  • @donedrivingschool
    @donedrivingschool 8 лет назад +72

    in the whole piston teams.. in my opinion, this is the greatest.. simple basic basketball at its highest

    • @mcasianbistro
      @mcasianbistro 7 лет назад +28

      Don Elizalde one of the greatest defensive teams ever. 4th qtr 3.38 left laker have only 62 points. CRAZY. wonder how they would fair against golden state with KD

    • @mrsky67
      @mrsky67 4 года назад +1

      You can make the case. Definitely a top 2 defensive team in NBA history.

  • @kevinlin4825
    @kevinlin4825 8 лет назад +186

    You cant teach that kind of hunger in a player, he was just one bad dude! I cant wait for him to be the the HOF with other great defenders like Rodman and Zo

    • @realrap1238
      @realrap1238 8 лет назад +5

      zo or zbo? and zo as in alonzo mourning ?

    • @12345676571
      @12345676571 8 лет назад +6

      Rodman is already in the Hall of fame

    • @schmidt5498
      @schmidt5498 8 лет назад +1

      +Trey Jones so is alonzo

    • @JSRC-
      @JSRC- 8 лет назад +13

      I think that's his point tho...

    • @birdwilson1555
      @birdwilson1555 7 лет назад +11

      that's wtf he said you fucking mockingbird

  • @JBBGeek
    @JBBGeek 7 лет назад +33

    This Piston team is easily the best Pistons team since the Bad Boys. They were the second version; several arguments could be made for either being better than the other. This was the first Finals I ever watched, and it helped me learn what defensive basketball is. It's nice to see those damn Lakers soundly defeated by a TEAM, and not facing against two or three guys in a Finals like they usually did.

  • @zr03f0rt7
    @zr03f0rt7 8 лет назад +192

    Sucks we cant see real men, like Big Ben and Shaq do battle in the paint anymore in todays NBA.

    • @serciasoliven6411
      @serciasoliven6411 7 лет назад +26

      yup, they all soft, this days, plus changing so many rules like the stupid freedom of movement inside the paint.

    • @YkBossDurant
      @YkBossDurant 4 года назад +3

      Rudy gobert and Nikolai Jokic has some good battles this year

    • @flipflop4396
      @flipflop4396 4 года назад +5

      I loved mid late 90s bastetball, Centers were freaking Titans...

    • @X19-s1x
      @X19-s1x 3 года назад +3

      Yeahh.. That's why there's so many flopper's

    • @lgt2529
      @lgt2529 3 года назад +3

      giannis vs zion, joel embiid

  • @94fleetwood49
    @94fleetwood49 7 лет назад +38

    Damn! LAL barely had 60points in a finals games with Kobe & Shaq!🤤

  • @jakethemuss3
    @jakethemuss3 8 лет назад +167

    Prince on Kobe was equally as effective.

    • @TheStatisfiedOne
      @TheStatisfiedOne 7 лет назад +33

      jakethemuss3 even more effective shaq had still good numbers

    • @seany1508hh
      @seany1508hh 4 года назад +1

      Yea nobody could stop shaq. only difference vs detroit was he would still get his numbers just 1v1 instead of doubled

    • @forwardthinkingtv4993
      @forwardthinkingtv4993 3 года назад +2

      Shaq had a bunch of turnovers. Numbers can lie if you only look in the scoring column

    • @taylorsayliss3815
      @taylorsayliss3815 3 года назад +2

      Kobe just took bad shots

    • @Buttington_Headerson
      @Buttington_Headerson 3 года назад

      @@taylorsayliss3815 nah he was getting forced to pass out of shots and pick his dribble up a bunch too. Tayshaun was locking him down, dude.

  • @mavs103
    @mavs103 7 лет назад +44

    When the pistons won still one of the happiest days of my life!

  • @MrKalico1
    @MrKalico1 8 лет назад +47

    Detroit had a squad that year

  • @RyanLBrown9396
    @RyanLBrown9396 4 года назад +17

    Strictly from a size perspective, I think Big Ben vs Shaq was the closest my generation came to Russell vs Wilt.

  • @timsibayan1067
    @timsibayan1067 8 лет назад +162

    And he's just 6'9"! Imagine if he was a 7 footer

  • @zackrodriguez7519
    @zackrodriguez7519 3 года назад +8

    Holding the Lakers to 68 points just shows that this was an all time great defensive team

  • @y2kenyon
    @y2kenyon 4 года назад +8

    Bro, Big Ben would not let that boi into that circle. ha ha.

  • @pinoyclasico8932
    @pinoyclasico8932 2 года назад +8

    People say Dennis is the only guy who could defend Shaq one on one, they forgot this guy.

    • @ChrisM07
      @ChrisM07 Год назад +1

      Plenty of guys were able to, there's highlights on here with Charles Oakley also doing an extremely effective job on him.

  • @theorentenerife8981
    @theorentenerife8981 3 года назад +9

    Ben Wallace alongside with Hakeem Olajuwon, Dennis Rodman, and Patrick Ewing are the best players to defend Shaq.

    • @LilBigTv2k
      @LilBigTv2k 3 года назад +3

      Don’t forget Yao Ming

    • @ChrisM07
      @ChrisM07 2 года назад +4

      David Robinson usually defended him pretty well too.

    • @rangerheir5821
      @rangerheir5821 Год назад

      Kwame brown

  • @SaadFAzam
    @SaadFAzam Год назад +2

    Man this Pistons team was so great. No superstars... and they were just dominant as hell

  • @andrewkim7700
    @andrewkim7700 7 лет назад +16

    Wallace was one of the few players that was able to defend shaq. its crazy cuz u could see he's smaller, but was just as strong.

    • @luisofthelion
      @luisofthelion 2 года назад +2

      Yup he definitely had leg strength for days. All out effort, too.

    • @jameswalker6864
      @jameswalker6864 11 месяцев назад +2

      Not equally strong as Shaq, but strong enough to stop him in many of his attacks. Which is more than what 99% of centers could do. Only Ben Wallace and Dennis Rodman could consistently defend Shaq. Not even Yao could defend him that well as Wallace and Rodman.

  • @MichaelEMJAYJohnson
    @MichaelEMJAYJohnson 8 лет назад +17

    This just reminds me that there was a time when Gary Payton, Karl Malone, Kobe Bryant and Shaq were all on the same team.

    • @austinlittke7688
      @austinlittke7688 2 года назад

      Yea but Karl Malone and Payton were average at best TBH and didn't really fit in with the team well

  • @fieryjalapenos4442
    @fieryjalapenos4442 Год назад +1

    Everyone hates on this Pistons team so much and it irks me to no end. Probably because your favorite team got locked up and you can’t handle it. This team was insane.

  • @geezushasrisen
    @geezushasrisen 7 лет назад +13

    Shaq always had problems with Ben Wallace.

  • @michealkelly9441
    @michealkelly9441 7 лет назад +78

    big ben would be even more dominant in todays undersizef era

    • @dreamsoda897
      @dreamsoda897 4 года назад +2

      Needs to learn how to shoot tho...

    • @boyzaya15
      @boyzaya15 3 года назад +1

      Undersized?

    • @jack123killa
      @jack123killa 3 года назад +1

      @@boyzaya15 yes no one is really build with mass they are more lanky slim built centers who can move around the floor quick. You don’t see much sluggers power houses type Mfs in today’s game

  • @jamesthemaniac3293
    @jamesthemaniac3293 8 лет назад +49

    travel at 2:10 wonder how many of those shaq got away with in his career.

  • @robg8203
    @robg8203 7 лет назад +12

    Was I the only one to here the commentator say "88 to 68, the Lakers win it" at the end? I know it doesn't matter but it's kinda funny.

  • @dawsdaws96
    @dawsdaws96 8 лет назад +2

    Cracks me up when Doc says Larry is about to get a tech.

  • @AllPureSkill
    @AllPureSkill 8 лет назад +16

    I wonder if Shaq hates Ben lol

    • @kinglucha3640
      @kinglucha3640 4 года назад +6

      He respects the hell out of him.

  • @JotaP1n
    @JotaP1n 4 года назад +4

    Imagine the amount of strength you need to do that...holy sh...

  • @usnate1
    @usnate1 7 лет назад +31

    Greatest Defensive players of all time:
    1) Russell
    2) Ben Wallace
    3) Hakeem
    5) Pippen
    6) Rodman

    • @RRRRRRRRR33
      @RRRRRRRRR33 7 лет назад +8

      Russell don't belong in this conversation. The guy said himself that his body structure is similar to Trevor Ariza, He played a different game, unfair for both sides to compare him with modern players.

    • @usnate1
      @usnate1 7 лет назад +7

      Rafael Teles You're presuming off of the hypothetical/theoretical; all we have is reality, and the reality is that no one in his era had as many blocks or steals per game as he did...that's without even mentioning the offensive and defensive rebounds.
      How many years have people said this:
      "Oscar Robertson averaged a triple double in a season b/c of the pace; and it can't be duplicated in today's league."
      Yet Russell Westbrook is doing it now...it should really stop the general undervaluing of older era players of the 60's and 70's and 80's.

    • @zactown3736
      @zactown3736 7 лет назад +9

      No compliance I might be late but you have no number 4 and you missed dikembe mutombo

    • @RRRRRRRRR33
      @RRRRRRRRR33 7 лет назад +4

      No compliance
      This is not about undervalue, this is about common sense. The own players says otherwise, there are multiple Jerry West interviews that he admits his era was so drastically different, it's impossible to compare with modern players. Wilt is the only well know jurassic player who bragged about his era, all the others admited they played a totally different sport. You will deny the own people who actually played back there? WestBrook is averaging a td on his own way, it will be extremely disrespectful if people ended up comparing his season with Oscar Robertson's season. I can see the own Oscar debulking this at the end of the season. Jordan undervalued Kobe, saying West is a better guard than him. West himself said otherwise, not because he is humble, it's because this is only rational.

    • @Manufan-og1xg
      @Manufan-og1xg 7 лет назад

      No compliance How is Bill Russel on there, and not Duncan!?!

  • @noosurprises
    @noosurprises 11 месяцев назад

    Love how you showed not just possessions where Shaq misses but also the one he makes

    • @CzarAice01
      @CzarAice01 10 месяцев назад

      exactly. because this shows that great defense fail sometimes but it will succeed more times than it doesn't

  • @TylerNicely
    @TylerNicely 9 лет назад +4

    That moment when you hear Stuart Scott's voice...

  • @Playawithapassport
    @Playawithapassport 4 года назад

    So fun to watch even today.

  • @JMOFOREVER777
    @JMOFOREVER777 7 лет назад +20

    Modern day russel vs wilt

  • @RockHash
    @RockHash Год назад +6

    And they said no one could guard Shaq.

  • @matt_ohern
    @matt_ohern 3 года назад +2

    Larry Brown was smart enough to leave the double team defensive shifts for Kobe rather than shaq since Kobe could easily drain 3-pointers. Just single team shaq because even if has a monster night, the Lakers still needed 25+ from Kobe to win.

  • @danield3090
    @danield3090 7 лет назад +7

    Best finals series. Pistons were the underdogs coming in and got the job done. Hopefully Cleveland can pull off the upset this year against GSW

  • @ibringthelastwords1358
    @ibringthelastwords1358 Год назад +1

    A 6'8 turning to 6'9 with his afro hair defended one of the most dominant centers in the history on his prime is just blown my mind 🤯

    • @asalcatraz2334
      @asalcatraz2334 Год назад

      He's Black so he can jump higher even with his big size. Genetics don't lie

  • @OneElseV
    @OneElseV 4 года назад +5

    4:20 camera under the rim.

  • @brianwatts5185
    @brianwatts5185 7 лет назад +5

    I loved this series really wanted the Lakers to win buy Detroit deserved it

  • @marlonoraye3574
    @marlonoraye3574 3 года назад +1

    Good Defense all around but don’t forget Shaq was hurt in this series.

  • @Repetoire
    @Repetoire Год назад

    Ben Wallace had that fire. Joakim Noah reminded me of him

  • @raygordonteacheschess5501
    @raygordonteacheschess5501 Год назад

    Wallace was the only player who made Shaq look human. Just his presence was a deterrent.

  • @bogmire7706
    @bogmire7706 8 лет назад +2

    At the beginning, Ben was getting scored on a lot but picked it up at the end

  • @jonagro558
    @jonagro558 2 года назад +1

    Darko milicic sighting 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @nofooIn
    @nofooIn 7 лет назад +1

    Ball don't lie!

  • @webking185
    @webking185 7 лет назад +1

    Larry Brown coached and excellent series. he let guys go 1 on 1 with shaq. he did not let kb or shaq beat them. others had to prove they can beat them. deroit could hv swept them

  • @rodericksears638
    @rodericksears638 3 года назад

    Ben Wallace was an offensive force this series as well.

  • @nomooon
    @nomooon 9 лет назад

    comparing this to your 2006 highlight of same matchup, it feels like shaq here can still look pretty good...

  • @RayleighAli
    @RayleighAli 3 года назад

    4:57 The GOAT 🐐

  • @gilfordmccormack8140
    @gilfordmccormack8140 Год назад

    Ben more than held his own defensively that series.

    • @ChrisM07
      @ChrisM07 8 месяцев назад +1

      The Pistons had a very strong defensive frontline in general they alternated in guarding Shaq and wearing him down.

  • @ejbals9951
    @ejbals9951 3 года назад

    these are the modern bad boys but much more disciplined guys.
    i hope Rodman has a lot of match ups with Shaq back those days like Wallace have this one in a single game.

  • @walterlv01
    @walterlv01 7 лет назад +5

    Granted Shaq by that time was not the dominant 2000-2002 version but still Wallace in this series defended him better than anyone ever had up to that point. He only even got 5 fouls in a game once, and that was an overtime game.

    • @ChrisM07
      @ChrisM07 2 года назад +1

      Shaq wasn't as dominant of a scorer by this point because he had more stars on the team with him. He still got his numbers the problem he had was really on the defensive end, he often had to go further out and defend most of the teams he played against he was usually able to stay inside and roam around.

    • @fieryjalapenos4442
      @fieryjalapenos4442 Год назад

      You seem to forget he was the driving force behind Miami winning on 06.

  • @jeuelvonanilao953
    @jeuelvonanilao953 2 года назад

    No one give a defense like before.

  • @오한글된다
    @오한글된다 8 лет назад +4

    badboys

  • @2commentsahday922
    @2commentsahday922 8 лет назад

    i rember wallace on old old video games

    • @WorldwideWyatt
      @WorldwideWyatt 8 лет назад

      I remember Mike Tyson in an old video game.

  • @papabear229
    @papabear229 4 года назад

    Who else here believe that Detroit Pistons would beat the Lakers in NBA finals 04? Got laughed about it, so made a bet to my friends & neighbors lol and i won big money worth 3 months of my salary. Love rooting for the underdogs :)

  • @lebronblew5finalsnottop5ne22
    @lebronblew5finalsnottop5ne22 8 лет назад +1

    Watch the games, you'll see Ben couldn't stop him. They stopped feeding him they ball.mkobe for the most part, I assume this is when he was dealing with his personal life an people saying he couldn't win without him.

    • @forgotaboutbre
      @forgotaboutbre 7 лет назад

      Kind of patch - work team this year too with Payton and Malone joining the scene.

  • @dropapi
    @dropapi 8 лет назад

    to think the Lakers could have won 4 in a row is unbelievable. Shaq & Kobe were truly unstoppable

    • @thetvchannel1203
      @thetvchannel1203 8 лет назад +25

      +dropapi it wouldnt have been 4 in a row it would have been 4 in 5 years, they lost in 2002-2003 to spurs

    • @realrap1238
      @realrap1238 8 лет назад +1

      +TheTVChannel still greatness

    • @thetvchannel1203
      @thetvchannel1203 8 лет назад

      Real Rap i know, i agree, im a laker fan, thats why i was being a stickler on the years, i remember them dearly, it was 8th grade and i had a hot girlfriend

    • @realrap1238
      @realrap1238 8 лет назад +1

      +TheTVChannel 😂😂😂 Man it must've been nice for ya at the time

    • @thetvchannel1203
      @thetvchannel1203 8 лет назад

      Real Rap thats why they say it's the greatest years of our lives

  • @amielbenedictmirasol6808
    @amielbenedictmirasol6808 3 года назад

    Pls make the 3 second rule to atleast 5 secs

  • @EpiCxM0n3Y
    @EpiCxM0n3Y Год назад

    Damn bet on the under in this one 😂

  • @daviddufresne343
    @daviddufresne343 3 года назад

    Stern should have just kicked out Artest and Jackson rather than change the rules. While I wouldn't want every game to have the high scoring team to have less than 90, its fine for the playoffs.

  • @SniffyPoo
    @SniffyPoo 7 лет назад

    LA just didnt have enough horses in that series. they needed more young blood.

  • @legendtimduncan5104
    @legendtimduncan5104 2 года назад

    68 points???

  • @MrThestiffmiceter
    @MrThestiffmiceter 8 лет назад +5

    shaq is too strong

    • @superfans2324
      @superfans2324 8 лет назад +11

      he was shut down by big ben already

  • @belalfarhat5018
    @belalfarhat5018 7 лет назад

    shoutout if osd sent u

  • @ericlittle2369
    @ericlittle2369 3 года назад

    “88-68 the Lakers win it.”
    😂

  • @lukeperry085
    @lukeperry085 7 лет назад +1

    That's about as well as you can do against someone who they pretty much refuse to call for offensive fouls or setting up camp in the key!

  • @JxCru
    @JxCru 9 месяцев назад

    didn't look like the lakers tried to run anything on offense

  • @tevinrichie4304
    @tevinrichie4304 Год назад

    Ben press 450lbs. I had to see what that do in a nba game

  • @romero2148
    @romero2148 11 месяцев назад

    Got only one championship in that era if there is a rematch with this 2 teams I'll pick Lakers

    • @ChrisM07
      @ChrisM07 8 месяцев назад

      The Lakers got to the finals in the first place because of luck. First Fisher's .04 shot against the Spurs and then Cassell being hurt in the wcf. They were clearly beatable Pistons taking them down convincingly wasn't all that surprising.

  • @702TifosiGambler
    @702TifosiGambler 2 года назад

    Pistons used the Jordan Rules on Kobe basically played an illegal defense and the refs let ‘em

  • @donuprising9066
    @donuprising9066 7 лет назад

    1:20 OH SHIT

  • @vxaahg5302
    @vxaahg5302 9 месяцев назад

    1:20 eles andaram igual

  • @thomaswayne2076
    @thomaswayne2076 4 года назад

    Idk how people watch this and aren’t like wow the Lakers have a lineup where
    Luke Walton
    Khareem Rush
    Mevedenko
    and
    Brian Cook are on the floor
    Of course they only have 68 points 🤣 the lakers were literally playing 2 on 5 lmao and only shooter they had was D Fish, Malone played some of the games but he was hurt and Payton was solid but can’t shoot, but go to the gym and put a bum on your team and see how hard it is because they can’t shoot to space the floor, guys can double team off them and none of them are good defenders themselves either
    People act like this is the same Lakers that 3 peat because of Kobe and Shaq but no team has ever won a ring with that many bad players getting playing time off the bench, Luke Walton tried to drive on Ben Wallace 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @PeterJustGames
    @PeterJustGames 7 лет назад +2

    What the fuck happened to Kobe in this series? Going for 4/4 in the Finals and you play that bad... Damn

    • @TGF25
      @TGF25 7 лет назад +9

      Peter Skotta Tayshaun Prince happened! He was a nightmare wing defender for guys like Kobe & Tracy McGrady!

    • @JattAnmoli
      @JattAnmoli 7 лет назад

      Peter Skotta and shaq the big man walked onto the court with ben the strong man

    • @samuelcoleman4264
      @samuelcoleman4264 7 лет назад

      Belize2787 💯

  • @Ideaz86
    @Ideaz86 8 месяцев назад

    The spacing is so shitty how tf did they even make it to the finals

  • @harvyarmada5466
    @harvyarmada5466 Год назад +1

    Im glad malone didn't win any chip. Lol!

  • @holygoat
    @holygoat 8 лет назад

    Psst, Al. The Lakers lost. Sorry.

  • @kyukosanagi5923
    @kyukosanagi5923 4 года назад +1

    Hahahaha wallace already dominated shaq

  • @tonygambino5905
    @tonygambino5905 8 лет назад +9

    Shaq could have been called for a foul every single time. According to the rules, you are not allowed to back the defensive player down like that. You are not allowed to move a defensive player from his position once he is planted. That is an offensive foul.

    • @mrslick58
      @mrslick58 8 лет назад +6

      This isn't the 1960s lol you are allowed to do this

    • @thetvchannel1203
      @thetvchannel1203 8 лет назад +25

      +Tony Gambino you are allowed to back down your damn opponent if you cant do that what the hell is left

    • @haileyamador6640
      @haileyamador6640 8 лет назад +1

      +Tony Gambino shaq wouldn't be nowhere close to how he was with the soft league today

    • @Moshealthtips
      @Moshealthtips 8 лет назад +1

      +Tony Gambino the league wasnt soft back then

    • @WorldwideWyatt
      @WorldwideWyatt 8 лет назад +2

      +SHANE DEMARS backing someone down is not an offensive foul or they wouldn't need the 5 second back to basket rule.

  • @jeezydogpsn
    @jeezydogpsn 9 лет назад

    Sai Ramesh

    • @jeezydogpsn
      @jeezydogpsn 9 лет назад

      because as i recall the pistons had there own set of kobe rules

    • @jeezydogpsn
      @jeezydogpsn 9 лет назад

      He was off like Mj vs the sonics and its hard as a perimeter player going against the whole team scheme set for u Kobe Not Top 100 Mamba Wiggins

    • @kobenottop1003
      @kobenottop1003 9 лет назад +2

      D-Wade did much better than Kobe vs the same Pistons team in 2005. After 2005 Larry Brown left so 2006 team wasn't the same

    • @jeezydogpsn
      @jeezydogpsn 9 лет назад

      Correct Kobe Not Top 100 I give u that

    • @jeezydogpsn
      @jeezydogpsn 8 лет назад

      +ucialum exactly

  • @NutSackWrinkles
    @NutSackWrinkles 2 года назад

    Y’all are acting like shaq went 0-10 0 rebounds 0 blocks 0 steals. Shaq still sonned Ben in this series lol

    • @ChrisM07
      @ChrisM07 Год назад +1

      You're missing the point, the Pistons gameplan was to tire him down the stretch so he would be less effective in the 4th. Shaq also had to go out to the perimeter a lot to defend and was having difficulty keeping up with the more athletic Pistons frontline in transition. Duncan was able to adjust better against the Pistons defense the following year because he was a more versatile player overall compared to Shaq, plus he had Horry who could stretch the defense out.

    • @NutSackWrinkles
      @NutSackWrinkles Год назад

      @@ChrisM07 wut lol

    • @ChrisM07
      @ChrisM07 Год назад

      @@NutSackWrinkles What I'm saying is Shaq was gonna score points regardless, however the Pistons had tough frontline defenders with help from the perimeter players at times to throw Shaq off and force him into rushing some shots or turning it over to go along with the problems they also gave him on defense. Ben wasn't always guarding Shaq there was also Elden Campbell and Mehmet Okur who played pretty solid defense on him as well.

    • @NutSackWrinkles
      @NutSackWrinkles Год назад

      @@ChrisM07 wut

    • @ChrisM07
      @ChrisM07 Год назад

      @@NutSackWrinkles You know "wut".