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90s Sports Nostalgia 93-94 Tim Hardaway misses the entire season due to injury Spreewell is selected to All Star team All NBA team and All-Defensive team C Webb 93/94 Rookie Of the Year 🏆 Mullin All-NBA team Nelson trades C Webb to the Bullets for Tom Gugliotta in 94-95 Don Nelson trades Owens to Miami for Bimbo Coles and Rony Seikaly in 94-95 95-96 Buechler is traded to the Bulls for BJ Armstrong
Thanks for the comment. Lithuania had some great players in the late 80s and early 90s. Wish I had the chance to see Sabonis in his prime and before the injuries. Šarūnas Marčiulionis was fun to watch. I enjoyed seeing his son play for St. Mary's. Thanks again. Sorry for the late reply.
Fun facts about the "Fun" TMC teams: Nelson ran Tom Tolbert at "Point Center" against David Robinson in the 1991 playoffs, drawing D-Rob's defense out of the lane. I remember thinking how cool that was. In the next playoff series, the Warriors posted up 5'11" Tim Hardaway on 6'4" Byron Scott. I was like, "Man, Don Nelson is so outside of the box!" Warriors teammates Chris Mullin and Mario Ellie were once teenage friends in the rough, tough environment of late 1970s New York. Ellie would go with Mullin into predominantly African American neighborhoods as Mullin was always seeking out the best competition he could find around the city. Nelson coached the Warriors again and dismantled the mighty 2007 Dallas Mavericks with small ball tactics. I think those Warriors shot around 30 threes a game in the playoffs, an astounding number for the time. Now it is standard for the whole league. Nelson=trailblazer/innovator.
Awesome comment. Thank you for teaching me about this. I had no idea about Tom Tolbert. I re-watched the 91 series, but maybe I zipped through some interesting parts and I guess I missed that part with Tolbert. Nelson did some crazy things like that with the Bucks when they had illegal defense (by playing zone back then), he would have his big men at half-court to keep the other teams shot blocker out of the lane. I used to like Tom Tolbert when he used to be a commentator in the 2000s. I remember he thought Jason Kidd could see through his ears in reference to how great his court vision is. If Tom Tolbert could see through his enormous ears, he would have had the greatest court ever so maybe Don Nelson was onto something. Nelson was quite the innovator. Thank you so much for your added information. I greatly appreciate it.
@@90sSportsNostalgia Thanks so much for your response! I can see some of that "big man near half court" action from Nelson in the '91 Spurs series to keep D-Rob out of the lane. Looks like they trusted Tolbert to handle the ball up top out of that particular set. Gotta love Nelly.
@@90sSportsNostalgia I found a couple instances of Tolbert running Point Center starting around 5:23 in the video below. I was worried I had misremembered! Nelly running Tom at Point with Tim Hardaway on the floor at 6:06. Good stuff. ruclips.net/video/5fAuTUYUKF8/видео.html
I never thought about it like. That's for pointing that out. And they were both traded for each other. Thanks a lot for the comment. Enjoy the NBA draft.
By following the Warriors closely during all those days, I can safely say that Webber's and Spreewell's ego destroyed the great 93-95 team the Warriors had. I side with Don Nelson and Hardaway on their clashes with Webber and Spree. That team could have legitimaly challeged the Bulls and the Rockets of the time for the NBA title
I would have been interesting if somehow it all came into fruition without any of the conflicts and injuries. The Warriors were so talented back then but not much to show for it. Thanks for the comment.
Did Spreewell ever get along with anyone, lol? How they gave that out clause on Webber's contract is mind boggling. Something always seem to go wrong in Chris Webber's career. Such a shame
Thank you so much for your comment and thank you for your kind words. Yeah, it got bad beginning in the late '90s and the early 2000s. Thanks again. Take care and be safe.
I couldn’t even find any highlights of Tom Gugliotta when he was with the Washington Wizards and Golden state Warriors (1992-1996) I do know when he made the 1997 All Star game with the Timberwolves
You make incredible content and I was extremely surprised at how few subscribers you have. PLEASE keep making 90s basketball videos you are amazing at this
Thank you so much. I appreciate that so much. I wish I had more time to so all teams. I am actually gonna check the Panthers record right now, and as of this moment, 2nd in the Central. How are they looking to you? I can't remember if I told you but I became a fan of the Senators in the '90s and I'm kind of following them but also began to like the Jets because it's a franchise that was kind of overwhelming voted as the city the least want to play in. Thank again.
From 90-94 the Warriors had some of the greatest 3somes and quadsomes in NBA history. From Run TMC to Webber Spree and Mullin but didn't do shit with it. If you look @the stats compiled by Run TMC in 91 you can tell why they singled out Mitch for trade. He averaged the 2nd most points, but only 1 or 2 more than Hardaway a PG, and less rebounds and assists and steals than Mullin or Hardaway. Less rebounds than Mullin, less assists than Mullin and Hardaway and less steals than both. In retrospect, they should have traded Mullin, since Richmond had a more consistent career in the 90s. Trading any of them was stupid though.
Thank you for the comment. I like both of your comments. From the Kings side, I am not sure what they were looking at or if Richmond was the one they really wanted. On the other hand from the Warriors side, I'm not quite sure if Richmond was the only one who they would let go. I'm not sure how the negotiations went. Anyways, I understand why it was done and I understand people saying it was stupid. I wish Run TMC lasted more than 2 years. Thank again, take care and be safe.
I’ve noticed that many teams who pass on talented guards or wing players in the draft for seemingly talented post players end up paying the price down the road.
Great Video!! Golden State had a real interesting decade in the 90's and an overall history, when you consider that their current dynasty started with players they drafted 7th, 11th and 35th overall, that may be unprecedented in any sport!! But back to the 90's, in hindsight, trading Mitch Richmond for Billy Owens was a TURRIBLE trade for Golden State because Tyrone Hill, Chris Gatling and Victor Alexander ended up being the physical/bruising interior presence that the Run-TMC trio needed(as the video pointed out) to really compete for championships in the future. But Billy Owens looked to be a sure-fire future NBA All-Star coming out of Syracuse because of his skill-set/measurables (6-9 with guard skills, could play inside and outside) and how dominant he was. I could see why Golden State made the trade. B.Owens didn't quite live up to the hype, I thought he'd have similar numbers/impact to Larry Johnson and Dikembe Mutombo as a rookie. Still GSW had one of the best records in the NBA during the 1991-1992 season, so the trade looked like it worked out until Seattle upset them in the playoffs. About the Webber fiasco, they should have fired Don Nelson and kept Webber!! Webber showed he could be a franchise-player as a rookie(even though he didn't quite become a franchise player during his NBA career), you don't just let someone like that go!! The final thing that needs to be pointed out is the GREAT job of drafting Golden State did in the early 90's, it's somewhat easy to hit on high lottery picks, but drafting future all-stars in Tim Hardaway, Tyrone Hill, Chris Gatling and Latrell Sprewell where they did was brilliant.
Thank you so much for the compliment. I greatly appreciate it. Furthermore, I also love all of the information. ...It's amazing how well GS drafted. I can't think of a better front office that drafted better than the Warriors. The first thing that comes to mind is Red Auerbach, who was was sneaky good in the 80s with the draft with his trades. Whenever I think about Curry being drafted 7th overall in 2009, I think about the T-Wolves who had two selections before the Warriors and drafted two point guards in Jonny Flynn and Ricky Rubio. ...Enjoy the NFL games this weekend.
@@germansantos5733 The great thing about youtube is, people post a LOT of old-school games/programming so you can go back and see what really happened. I bring this up because I saw an NBC pre-game or halftime show from the 1991 playoffs and they talked about how the Lakers frontcourt (Worthy, Perkins, Green, Divac) and Magic who played a lot in the post had a significant rebounding advantage over Golden State, especially when they won Games 3 and 4 in Oakland. Everyone in Golden State's organization must have panicked because of how they lost the Lakers series so they made the drastic move of breaking up Run-TMC. In hindsight, Golden State should have just been patient and brought back Run-TMC for the 91-92 season to see if they could improve on the success they had in 1991. It's possible that Run-TMC with an improved Tyrone Hill could have also been a 55+ win team. Also, nobody could have imagined that 1990-1991 would be the last we'd see of Magic Johnson, Golden State probably thought they'd be competing against him for the next 3 or 4 years at least and believed it would be REAL hard to eliminate Magic and the Lakers. Golden State made the trade for Billy Owens about a week ago before Magic announced his retirement.
Thank you so much for the comment. Yeah, there was so much talent on the Warriors in the 90s. It's incredible they never made it to at least the Western Conference Finals in this decade.
Their uptempo offensive style of ball would’ve flourish in today’s NBA Tim Hardaway (Mr UTEP step) had best handles Chris Mullin was their best jump shooter Mitch Richmond was the best scorer on their team
Duey Newton, thank you so much for all of your comments. I enjoyed reading them all. I really liked the comment " Back den u go ta GSW den u an all star " which is very true. There was so much talent on those teams. Thanks again for your comments and your viewership. Enjoy the rest of the NBA Finals.
I liked Billy's game. I wish he would have been healthier and not have had knee problems during his NBA career. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching the video.
I like looking back on these games, back in 1990 I was a big mj fan and 76ers fan with Charles Barkley so I mostly paid attention to those teams but I knew obviously of Chris Mullen and Tim hardaway, mitch Richmond, great players fun to watch, then when Charles Barkley was traded to Phoenix I was mad lol but I've always stuck with the 76ers and still my team now
Thanks for the comment. I liked reading your thoughts on MJ and Sir Charles. I enjoyed watching Charles much more with the Sixers as his athleticism was much more on display with Phila then in Phoenix (but still a great player in PHO). Sir Charles was fun to watch in Philadelphia...... The Process and former GM Sam Hinkie. It's working out. The Sixers are tough. Enjoy the playoffs with the Sixers. It should be fun for you. Thanks again.
That is a crazy starting 5. Perhaps that would have been the most enjoyable small lineup ever. I wish we could have seen these guys together more and they would have stayed healthier. Thanks for the comment and watching the video.
Thanks for the comment. You are exactly right. I need to do more videos on other 90s teams but my time management is horrible as those type of videos are quite time consuming. I hope to finish the Sacramento Kings in the 90s in March. Thanks for the comment. I greatly appreciate it.
I think u did a great job with this, very entertaining and informative. But I would disagree with you on the Owens trade. You make it sound like they couldn't trade for any other big man in the entire league other then him. You have an all star player in Richmond. You should get more then a rookie, a rookie holding out for that matter. He was a solid player, but that was just a bad trade
Thank you so much for the comment. I greatly appreciate it. I understand where you are coming from. I, like the Warriors, we were probably a little too high on Owens and saw the great potential that didn't quite pan out. But in the end, there were possibly other options down low than Owens. Great point by you. Thank you so much. Great comment.
Thank you so much for your comment and watching the video. I used to collect cards when I was really young but I kind of quit collecting in 1995. I enjoyed collecting the old Fleer Cards in the early 90s with an insert card in each pack.
Nellie only 2 fuck ups if u ask me is trading Mitch Richmond n Fuckin w Webber!! He kinda redeem himself later on wit pickin Steph Curry n winning all time!!
Respects to the previous players of GSW unfortunately they did not deliver THE RING. There is Spreewell, Tim Hardaway, Tyrone Hill and the others and I agree with all the pints pointed out in this video. But hell, we need the process and most likely (the reason they did not won the at least the western conference finals is because of the reasons said on this video) they did not follow the process because they thought they are the only one that could win the CHAMPIONSHIP for the GSW. There is no "I" on the word TEAM and Basketball is a team game. This post is an opinion of the channel owner and poster and if so, then its his opinion. What the hell is he comparing the new GSW with the old team? What is his purpose? Hate the new GSW? I just subscribed with this channel just to comment and I will unsubscribe after a week (if I can remember to unsubscribe lol). This video is not helpful. What is he trying to get at? The new GSW is not that good as in the 90s GSW? Just asking for the poster of this video? Are you really a GSW fan? Yes its a fascinating decade back in the 90s but we need to move on and Warriors is the BEST team now... Are you NOT HAPPY??? Come on?!? Whatever happened in the past helped the Warriors be what they are right now. Come on.... If you are not happy then keep it to yourself. Peace!
Then You Bandwagon Fan Because If You Wasn't There When They Were Losing But Cheer Them When They Finally Winning It's Goes For Any NBA Team Not Just Warriors Cavs Or Whatever
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Tim Hardaway misses the entire season due to injury
Spreewell is selected to All Star team All NBA team and All-Defensive team
C Webb 93/94 Rookie Of the Year 🏆
Mullin All-NBA team
Nelson trades C Webb to the Bullets for Tom Gugliotta in 94-95
Don Nelson trades Owens to Miami for Bimbo Coles and Rony Seikaly in 94-95
95-96 Buechler is traded to the Bulls for BJ Armstrong
Big Thaks for remembering of our Šarūnas Marčiulionis! Lithuanian remember good times!
Thanks for the comment. Lithuania had some great players in the late 80s and early 90s. Wish I had the chance to see Sabonis in his prime and before the injuries. Šarūnas Marčiulionis was fun to watch. I enjoyed seeing his son play for St. Mary's. Thanks again. Sorry for the late reply.
Fun facts about the "Fun" TMC teams:
Nelson ran Tom Tolbert at "Point Center" against David Robinson in the 1991 playoffs, drawing D-Rob's defense out of the lane. I remember thinking how cool that was.
In the next playoff series, the Warriors posted up 5'11" Tim Hardaway on 6'4" Byron Scott. I was like, "Man, Don Nelson is so outside of the box!"
Warriors teammates Chris Mullin and Mario Ellie were once teenage friends in the rough, tough environment of late 1970s New York. Ellie would go with Mullin into predominantly African American neighborhoods as Mullin was always seeking out the best competition he could find around the city.
Nelson coached the Warriors again and dismantled the mighty 2007 Dallas Mavericks with small ball tactics. I think those Warriors shot around 30 threes a game in the playoffs, an astounding number for the time. Now it is standard for the whole league. Nelson=trailblazer/innovator.
Awesome comment. Thank you for teaching me about this. I had no idea about Tom Tolbert. I re-watched the 91 series, but maybe I zipped through some interesting parts and I guess I missed that part with Tolbert. Nelson did some crazy things like that with the Bucks when they had illegal defense (by playing zone back then), he would have his big men at half-court to keep the other teams shot blocker out of the lane. I used to like Tom Tolbert when he used to be a commentator in the 2000s. I remember he thought Jason Kidd could see through his ears in reference to how great his court vision is. If Tom Tolbert could see through his enormous ears, he would have had the greatest court ever so maybe Don Nelson was onto something. Nelson was quite the innovator. Thank you so much for your added information. I greatly appreciate it.
@@90sSportsNostalgia Thanks so much for your response! I can see some of that "big man near half court" action from Nelson in the '91 Spurs series to keep D-Rob out of the lane. Looks like they trusted Tolbert to handle the ball up top out of that particular set. Gotta love Nelly.
@@90sSportsNostalgia
I found a couple instances of Tolbert running Point Center starting around 5:23 in the video below. I was worried I had misremembered! Nelly running Tom at Point with Tim Hardaway on the floor at 6:06. Good stuff.
ruclips.net/video/5fAuTUYUKF8/видео.html
The Richmond trade was the beginning of the end for the Warriors in 1992
It may have been. It just seemed so weird with so much talent but nothing much to show for it.
Dumisa Tony Johnson boy did I hate that trade .... Billy Owens was a bust. Don’t even get me started on bad attitude Chris Webber’s short stay in GS
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Didn't Webber get traded to the Bullets for Gugliotta
They ripped the top seed spurs. Why dismantle?
yeah he did your completely correct
Warriors had Richmond and Webber less than 5 yrs each and they both wound up in Sacramento eventually.
I never thought about it like. That's for pointing that out. And they were both traded for each other. Thanks a lot for the comment. Enjoy the NBA draft.
@@90sSportsNostalgia yeah I forgot to mention the Washington trade and Sacramento trade for one another. Good point.
By following the Warriors closely during all those days, I can safely say that Webber's and Spreewell's ego destroyed the great 93-95 team the Warriors had.
I side with Don Nelson and Hardaway on their clashes with Webber and Spree.
That team could have legitimaly challeged the Bulls and the Rockets of the time for the NBA title
I would have been interesting if somehow it all came into fruition without any of the conflicts and injuries. The Warriors were so talented back then but not much to show for it. Thanks for the comment.
Did Spreewell ever get along with anyone, lol? How they gave that out clause on Webber's contract is mind boggling. Something always seem to go wrong in Chris Webber's career. Such a shame
@@allsystemsgo8678Sprewell was fine in New York.. Don Nelson is around alot of these talented nobody teams.
11:22 Dats still my favorite logo The East Bay Bridge 1 we got now is saucy too. RIP Thunder!!!
Great video to bring back that nightmare for us OGs. Losing Mitch and Cwebb was when the painful 16 years began
Thank you so much for your comment and thank you for your kind words. Yeah, it got bad beginning in the late '90s and the early 2000s. Thanks again. Take care and be safe.
True that. If they keep Mitch and Webber had bought into the system he would have been the missing piece that could have won a championship
I couldn’t even find any highlights of Tom Gugliotta when he was with the Washington Wizards and Golden state Warriors (1992-1996)
I do know when he made the 1997 All Star game with the Timberwolves
At least they should have given Run TMC one more season to see their potential, interior D be damned for half a step. Show some patience & vision.
I wish Run TMC would've lasted longer. Thanks for the comment and thanks for being a subscriber.
You make incredible content and I was extremely surprised at how few subscribers you have. PLEASE keep making 90s basketball videos you are amazing at this
Thank you so much for your time of watching this video and your comment. I greatly appreciate it. Thanks again and enjoy the NBA conference finals.
@@90sSportsNostalgia great job
You should do a vid for every team during the 90s' from the NBA and maybe even the NFL and MLB. These are pretty good.
Thank you so much. I appreciate that so much. I wish I had more time to so all teams. I am actually gonna check the Panthers record right now, and as of this moment, 2nd in the Central. How are they looking to you? I can't remember if I told you but I became a fan of the Senators in the '90s and I'm kind of following them but also began to like the Jets because it's a franchise that was kind of overwhelming voted as the city the least want to play in. Thank again.
From 90-94 the Warriors had some of the greatest 3somes and quadsomes in NBA history. From Run TMC to Webber Spree and Mullin but didn't do shit with it.
If you look @the stats compiled by Run TMC in 91 you can tell why they singled out Mitch for trade. He averaged the 2nd most points, but only 1 or 2 more than Hardaway a PG, and less rebounds and assists and steals than Mullin or Hardaway. Less rebounds than Mullin, less assists than Mullin and Hardaway and less steals than both. In retrospect, they should have traded Mullin, since Richmond had a more consistent career in the 90s. Trading any of them was stupid though.
Thank you for the comment. I like both of your comments. From the Kings side, I am not sure what they were looking at or if Richmond was the one they really wanted. On the other hand from the Warriors side, I'm not quite sure if Richmond was the only one who they would let go. I'm not sure how the negotiations went. Anyways, I understand why it was done and I understand people saying it was stupid. I wish Run TMC lasted more than 2 years. Thank again, take care and be safe.
Run TMC was the last period of sustained success in Warriors franchise history until Curry and Klay showed up
I wish that Run TMC period lasted longer.
Damn on 1st practice
I’ve noticed that many teams who pass on talented guards or wing players in the draft for seemingly talented post players end up paying the price down the road.
Great Video!! Golden State had a real interesting decade in the 90's and an overall history, when you consider that their current dynasty started with players they drafted 7th, 11th and 35th overall, that may be unprecedented in any sport!! But back to the 90's, in hindsight, trading Mitch Richmond for Billy Owens was a TURRIBLE trade for Golden State because Tyrone Hill, Chris Gatling and Victor Alexander ended up being the physical/bruising interior presence that the Run-TMC trio needed(as the video pointed out) to really compete for championships in the future.
But Billy Owens looked to be a sure-fire future NBA All-Star coming out of Syracuse because of his skill-set/measurables (6-9 with guard skills, could play inside and outside) and how dominant he was. I could see why Golden State made the trade. B.Owens didn't quite live up to the hype, I thought he'd have similar numbers/impact to Larry Johnson and Dikembe Mutombo as a rookie. Still GSW had one of the best records in the NBA during the 1991-1992 season, so the trade looked like it worked out until Seattle upset them in the playoffs.
About the Webber fiasco, they should have fired Don Nelson and kept Webber!! Webber showed he could be a franchise-player as a rookie(even though he didn't quite become a franchise player during his NBA career), you don't just let someone like that go!!
The final thing that needs to be pointed out is the GREAT job of drafting Golden State did in the early 90's, it's somewhat easy to hit on high lottery picks, but drafting future all-stars in Tim Hardaway, Tyrone Hill, Chris Gatling and Latrell Sprewell where they did was brilliant.
Thank you so much for the compliment. I greatly appreciate it. Furthermore, I also love all of the information. ...It's amazing how well GS drafted. I can't think of a better front office that drafted better than the Warriors. The first thing that comes to mind is Red Auerbach, who was was sneaky good in the 80s with the draft with his trades. Whenever I think about Curry being drafted 7th overall in 2009, I think about the T-Wolves who had two selections before the Warriors and drafted two point guards in Jonny Flynn and Ricky Rubio. ...Enjoy the NFL games this weekend.
@@germansantos5733 The great thing about youtube is, people post a LOT of old-school games/programming so you can go back and see what really happened. I bring this up because I saw an NBC pre-game or halftime show from the 1991 playoffs and they talked about how the Lakers frontcourt (Worthy, Perkins, Green, Divac) and Magic who played a lot in the post had a significant rebounding advantage over Golden State, especially when they won Games 3 and 4 in Oakland. Everyone in Golden State's organization must have panicked because of how they lost the Lakers series so they made the drastic move of breaking up Run-TMC.
In hindsight, Golden State should have just been patient and brought back Run-TMC for the 91-92 season to see if they could improve on the success they had in 1991. It's possible that Run-TMC with an improved Tyrone Hill could have also been a 55+ win team. Also, nobody could have imagined that 1990-1991 would be the last we'd see of Magic Johnson, Golden State probably thought they'd be competing against him for the next 3 or 4 years at least and believed it would be REAL hard to eliminate Magic and the Lakers. Golden State made the trade for Billy Owens about a week ago before Magic announced his retirement.
You really deserve more subs dude. I subbed.
Thank you so much. I greatly appreciate it. Enjoy the NBA playoffs.
Great video.
Michael Smith - You're the best. Thank you so much for the comment. I greatly appreciate it. Take care and be safe. Thank again.
A classic tale of how a few bad trades can destroy an organization.
Thank you so much for the comment. Yeah, there was so much talent on the Warriors in the 90s. It's incredible they never made it to at least the Western Conference Finals in this decade.
Golden State trades 93-94 ROTY Chris Webber to the Washington Bullets (now the Washington Wizards) for Gugliotta and a second round pick
Their uptempo offensive style of ball would’ve flourish in today’s NBA
Tim Hardaway (Mr UTEP step) had best handles
Chris Mullin was their best jump shooter
Mitch Richmond was the best scorer on their team
Even though they were together for only 2 years, I love watching the highlights of Run TMC.
Damn I forget Sarunas n Hardaway out all year! Jus think we woulda won da West if we had those 2
Duey Newton, thank you so much for all of your comments. I enjoyed reading them all. I really liked the comment " Back den u go ta GSW den u an all star " which is very true. There was so much talent on those teams. Thanks again for your comments and your viewership. Enjoy the rest of the NBA Finals.
Damn wow fa all a Nellie wine n weed we never hit da WCF
Damn Billy Owens sign wit Sacramento
I liked Billy's game. I wish he would have been healthier and not have had knee problems during his NBA career. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching the video.
I like looking back on these games, back in 1990 I was a big mj fan and 76ers fan with Charles Barkley so I mostly paid attention to those teams but I knew obviously of Chris Mullen and Tim hardaway, mitch Richmond, great players fun to watch, then when Charles Barkley was traded to Phoenix I was mad lol but I've always stuck with the 76ers and still my team now
Thanks for the comment. I liked reading your thoughts on MJ and Sir Charles. I enjoyed watching Charles much more with the Sixers as his athleticism was much more on display with Phila then in Phoenix (but still a great player in PHO). Sir Charles was fun to watch in Philadelphia...... The Process and former GM Sam Hinkie. It's working out. The Sixers are tough. Enjoy the playoffs with the Sixers. It should be fun for you. Thanks again.
Imagine
PG: Hardaway
SG: Mullin
SF: Richmond
PF: Sprewell
C: Webber
That is a crazy starting 5. Perhaps that would have been the most enjoyable small lineup ever. I wish we could have seen these guys together more and they would have stayed healthier. Thanks for the comment and watching the video.
I think you put Richmond at sg, spree at the three and Mullin at the four
You have to do more 90s nba videos on other teams..good video tho
Thanks for the comment. You are exactly right. I need to do more videos on other 90s teams but my time management is horrible as those type of videos are quite time consuming. I hope to finish the Sacramento Kings in the 90s in March. Thanks for the comment. I greatly appreciate it.
Im from 82 I grew up wit dese guys
I love playing with the 90-91 squad on 2K, their post players definitely were azz though...hahaha
Thanks for the comment. That's not a bad idea playing with the 90-91 Warriors on 2K. Enjoy the 2019-2020 season.
I 👍 Ricky Pierce
Ricky was very underrated. I too like Ricky.
Spreewell chokes PJ Carlesimo
2-13 start to the 97-98 season
Longest non-drug suspension in nba history
It's a shame Spreewell has zero self control. He should have been a hall of famer if could have gotten over his anger issues.
here after Dennis rodman mentioned the 90s warriors
Thanks for the comment. I had no idea Rodman talked about the 90s Warriors. Thanks for posting that and enjoy the weekend.
Why did dey trade Vince Carter?? He ran da 2000 All Star game!!: Imagine if he was n Oakland!!
As soon as they got Webber in the draft trade I choose to trade Billy Owens right away.... like for Seikaly 1 year before
Back den u go ta GSW den u an all star
I think u did a great job with this, very entertaining and informative. But I would disagree with you on the Owens trade. You make it sound like they couldn't trade for any other big man in the entire league other then him. You have an all star player in Richmond. You should get more then a rookie, a rookie holding out for that matter. He was a solid player, but that was just a bad trade
Thank you so much for the comment. I greatly appreciate it. I understand where you are coming from. I, like the Warriors, we were probably a little too high on Owens and saw the great potential that didn't quite pan out. But in the end, there were possibly other options down low than Owens. Great point by you. Thank you so much. Great comment.
I used ta love Dat Oakland Coliseum floor
Webber was a bia bia back den!! Saying he was afraid a earthquakes
I did not hear that about Webber and earthquakes. Always great to learn something new.
Miami trades Bimbo Coles to GS for Tim Hardaway in 1995
Wow
It was alwayz da Lakers!! Back den n last year. But it's over now
Damn GSW Hoop would been better off playing vs LAC in 1st round. Cuz u know Payton being Town Bizz was Hoo-Ridin
Did Gatling Hava a factory accident bout his head??
Do you collect sports cards
Thank you so much for your comment and watching the video. I used to collect cards when I was really young but I kind of quit collecting in 1995. I enjoyed collecting the old Fleer Cards in the early 90s with an insert card in each pack.
Dem San Jose warriors jersey was bootsy
IF they don't trade Richmond, T. Hardaway & Webber:
Mullin
Richmond
Webber
Hardaway
Sprewell
Could've they have beaten the Rockets in 1994-95??
N den dey got rid a Hill n he was an Allstars later
4:37 Dats some unprofessional Jose Canseco shit!! On deck or Opening night 🌙?? If Richmond stays we have a ring b4 Curry
If Tim Hardaway don't get hurt wecwas off n running n I 4got bout Sarunas
1925 naw we shoulda kept Mith Rich
the basketball goats tied for both genders literally always have and will be both wilt chamberlain and bill russell
In 95 I alwayz wanted McDyess but Smith was OK.
Now who n da fuck is Todd Fuller
Where is sarunas???????????????????? Oh nvm sorry 😂
Thank you for the comment. Sarunas was tough back then. Very underrated.
Nellie only 2 fuck ups if u ask me is trading Mitch Richmond n Fuckin w Webber!! He kinda redeem himself later on wit pickin Steph Curry n winning all time!!
Respects to the previous players of GSW unfortunately they did not deliver THE RING. There is Spreewell, Tim Hardaway, Tyrone Hill and the others and I agree with all the pints pointed out in this video. But hell, we need the process and most likely (the reason they did not won the at least the western conference finals is because of the reasons said on this video) they did not follow the process because they thought they are the only one that could win the CHAMPIONSHIP for the GSW. There is no "I" on the word TEAM and Basketball is a team game. This post is an opinion of the channel owner and poster and if so, then its his opinion. What the hell is he comparing the new GSW with the old team? What is his purpose? Hate the new GSW? I just subscribed with this channel just to comment and I will unsubscribe after a week (if I can remember to unsubscribe lol). This video is not helpful. What is he trying to get at? The new GSW is not that good as in the 90s GSW? Just asking for the poster of this video? Are you really a GSW fan? Yes its a fascinating decade back in the 90s but we need to move on and Warriors is the BEST team now... Are you NOT HAPPY??? Come on?!? Whatever happened in the past helped the Warriors be what they are right now. Come on.... If you are not happy then keep it to yourself. Peace!
Then You Bandwagon Fan Because If You Wasn't There When They Were Losing But Cheer Them When They Finally Winning It's Goes For Any NBA Team Not Just Warriors Cavs Or Whatever
Nellie invented small ball see Nellie Ball. But no championship
I'm all about Nellie Ball.