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He was even better in Europe ! 🤩🏀🇫🇷👍

Idk this guy, but Gawh damn is he a good rebounder in 2k.

I know one thing, he had a lightning quick release on his jump shot.

Why I wanted to play professionally when I grew up.

dirtiest player in NBA history

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Laphonso Ellis was more than just talented. He was legendary with these Denver Nuggets and competing at an All Star. If it weren't for those injuries limiting his abilities he would've been an all time great player in the history of the NBA.

Hes my aunts mother boyfriend

Thanks for this vid. Spree was my favorite sg beside mj

I like that Birdsong last name.😊

THERE'S NO BODY I LOVE MORE THAN MY HERO AND BIG BROTHER GEORGE ICEMAN GERVIN BUTTERBEAN WAS SMOOTH WITH A GREAT JUMP SHOT. BUT ICE HAD A WHOLE ARSENAL OF WEAPONS

Generational human being 👍

Had no idea this was Austin Reeves' dad until today. Lol

When watching the NBA was fun.

The Sheriff did have a sweet jump shot; perfect technique.

This music epitomizes the Jazz Funk Rod Strickland bought to the game errrrr night!!!

Proud to be from St Louis when I see, him play.

Number 40 for ever!

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He was only 6'4. Hops

Thompson was the one that MJ had on stage doing his Hall of Fame speech.

Very underrated player. He even managed to give Hakeem fits.

I miss the big man era. So many good centers back then.

Larry Legend busted that fool up like $5 dolla ho

I was named after this gentleman ❤ 🎉

Great player. Forgotten, unfortunately.

His game would be different today but in today's game I think he'd be closer to what a Steve Nash was. You can't teach his IQ and court vision and with the pace and space and ability to break down defenses he'd be a true floor general.

Nigga drew Ouuu’s and awwws with that last bucket on the fast break lol

He was very good but essentially pushed out for James Worthy.

I remember when he played for Knicks,he would receive the ball up top and just knocked down 25,30 footers and he could drive pass and boy,could he could rebound and not only was he intelligent basketball player,but,he was an intelligent man period

Very elegant and smooth player. At the time, he did not fit into PG or SG, so coaches did not know what to do with him. He would have been perfect in this era.

I love that print of a bikini and she looks incredibly sexy underwater.

I heard the team was very upset when norm got traded so they could draft Byron Scott. It took them a while to get used him until they started winning lol

I know this video is about Paul Arizin, but look at how fast Bill Russell runs down the court at 0:49.

deandre ayton would be this man if he played the 4 spot exclusively he’d avg. 20 & 15 easily! 💯

J.Sal was a problem 😮

The Chief set the standard for pure professionalism.

Laimbeer, Rodman, Mahorn........triple chaos. If you tired to measure their mental activity, the needle would go right off the paper.

I'm smiths neice I'm not lying

RIP....I remember watching you play on TV.

As a young kid I somehow became a basketball fan and really enjoyed watching Nate play.

Goodbye, Butterbean and thanks for all the NBA highlights. RIP.

這麼會打架. 又想得冠軍. Charles Oakley 應該加入MMA 😆😆😆

RIP one of my favorite players from the seventies.

RIP Butterbean

RIP Bulls Legend

R.I.P to the great bob love

when you talk about Hawkins, McAdoo, King, Hayes, Gervin.........Butterbean should always be in that conversation

Rest in peace, Bob Love. A true Bulls legend whose impact on the game and the city will never be forgotten. Your legacy of hard work, skill, and dedication lives on in every fan who remembers the greatness you brought to Chicago. Thank you for everything, #LoveAlways

Rest In Peace Mr. Butterbean🙏🙏🙏