Rasheed Wallace Gets Pissed, Takes Over (2004 NBA Finals)
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- June 13, 2004 - Following a second half skirmish in Game 4 with Lakers forward Slava Medvedenko, Rasheed Wallace proceeded to score on the following two Pistons possessions. Wallace hit 6 of 10 shots after the dispute, scoring 26 points, grabbing 13 rebounds and leading the Pistons to an 88-80 win that brought them within one game of an NBA title.
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I miss the old days. The 2004 Pistons were the reason why I started watching basketball as a kid.
yo me too
dxburner222 that summer was so hype when they won it
Same
same
They are 1 of the 1st super teams
“A walking technical foul”
I'm glad Rasheed got a ring. He deserved it, he was passionate
Definitely
Redemption for 2000 WCF
Yes
@@benjaminbritt7862... And also redemption from getting traded/kicked out by Blazers.
Boy do I miss this basketball
Take me back man! A defensive basketball game still entertains me more than any game where both teams score 120+
Yes, used to get just as excited over a steal or a blocked shot as a basket
Yeah now points are pointless until the final minute. No intensity in todays game
I always loved these style of games because points always felt so much more important and crucial. Down 5 with 3 minutes to go you were on the edge of your seat every shot. Now i exoect anither 20 points between both teams to score.
nba 2004 .. still play it 😓💝
Always loved that the crowd would scream "SHEEEEEEEED" whenever he got the ball.
And AW when he passed it😂
Man classic series
Wtf floor cam????
lol yeah that shit didn't last long at all I think 03/04 was the only season they had it on certain ABC /ESPN prime time games
+kevinseveneleven Yep, I don't exactly remember when they ditched it, but they had it for the 2002-03 season as well. Kenyon Martin getting the Floor Cam treatment: th-cam.com/video/-FLYPSM8Omk/w-d-xo.html
+Nathan K The guys in the editing truck got sick up looking up the shorts of NBA players so that floor cam went away fast.
+sableghost maybe it is in use in wnba
I said the same thing, never even knew those existed.
My favorite series of all time
who came here after iguodala’s comment?
That floor cam was crazy
They should bring it back 🔥
What a time to be alive! I'm from Detroit and I was glued to every game! I was 16 years old when them boys RAN through the Lakers
One of my favorite underrated power forward
sheed's post game is nothing but perfection
rasheed in the top fifteen of ALL TIME GREATEST POWERFOWARDS!
Is he a hofer
@@jaybrick8973 DEFINITELY
@@jaybrick8973 first ballot
Sheed has always been a problem 4 the Lakers he was fucking them up since his Portland days the difference this time is he had a team that wasn't scared of the Lakers lol someone said prince was the only scrub on the team leave that crack alone Prince was a monster in that series
+Andrew Harper Sheed was always a problem for my Spurs too. Only guy in the league that could consistently guard Tim Duncan really well. I don't think Portland was afraid of the Lakers though, they just hated them so much that if the whistle went badly against them they'd go crazy. Poor Sabonis was like the only dude that never lost his mind on that stacked team. They definitely should have won at least one ring.
+El Loco Sheed doesnt get the credit Duncan and KG get from that era but he could do everything they could, he just wasn't into being the star so his numbers were never as good. He should make the HOF imo. Such a unique talent.
+Andrew Harper Sheed was a problem for everyone. Depending on where his head was at, it could be the opposing teams, or his own.
+Andrew Harper I agree. You could see the fear in Sabonis' eyes everytime Shaq got the ball. Sabonis knew he was going to get an elbow to the face every time. They let Shaq get away with murder back then with the elbows. Nowadays if he was throwing those elbows, it'd be a technical every time.
+The Rose Experience true. i think he holds the record of the most technical fouls
One of my favorite players ever
Sheed fucking the Lakers up
+JSwanKilowJ Lakers got payback on Sheed in 2010
+Franklin Clinton *refs
***** no it was not refs
Franklin Clinton
Yeah right Rasheed was called on three straight fouls in one min
***** Rasheed Wallace is just a Cry Baby that need to man up
Sheed was a beast. I remember back in the 2000 WCF Sheed was killing the Lakers in the post. Sheed fell in love with the 3 point shot and went away from his post game.
"We can play good basketball without being dirty and throwin' them elbows, but I'll play like that if they want me to." 🤣
I miss these days sooo much! Damn they were the best
The 2004 pistons first five is the best constructed lineup that I have seen since 1989 in the NBA.
That defense fucking ate you alive.
Great memories thank you
Instant tears for my guys 😭 the entire NBA feared playing Detroit 04 and 05 boy's....I miss them
My favorite team all time lol im a life long celtics fans but i just loved this team.... I know it crazy but I love basketball
Man as a die hard Pistons fan, I always wanted Rasheed to post up more. He was so dominate down low, but it seemed like he'd rather shoot the three ball which annoyed me
Ameen Moqbel He could've been one of the greatest PFs ever with his skill set.
He is
DonKrieg95 I've always said that! Rasheed could play inside and outside. People forget about how great his defense was, especially his interior defense. He definitely had the skills to be 1 of the greatest PF's of all time. And with his height, he was almost impossible to guard.
Ameen Moqbel Lol he was ahead of his time. Modern coaches will kill to get a big that shoots the three like 'Sheed.
That's always been his problem. He woundn't always do what was best for the team (i.e. dominate), and yet people gave excuses for him that he's too unselfish. No, that's another form of selfishness. If he had Duncan's mentality he would have been the greatest PF of all time.
I honestly believe sheed is the best power forward to play the game.
That 03-04 pistons team was no joke
Real basketball the good days
realtalk300 End of one era, beginning of another. Back then the NBA was something to be excited about. Now it just seems to be how many new fans the Warriors and Cavaliers can draw in every year xD
Mr. Jish it's sad that you look at it that way
JLambo I don't, I don't. I was more joking about that, even this season in particular I was extremely excited for opening day and it's been a great season so far. No worries man, I was just making the obvious joke.
Mr. Jish oh okay I wasn't sure because I know a lot of people that see it that way.
JLambo Ye, makes perfect sense dude. Seems to be the go-to mentality nowadays unfortunately.
Glad Rasheed finally revenged against Lakers from the 2000 game 7 lost
One of the best Power Forward's ever. Ball Don't Lie Lmbo !!!!
I love Rasheed Wallace one of the best power forwards in his time n I I'm not a Detroit Pistons fan I'm a Chicago bulls fun but I just love the way he played the game of basketball also Dennis rodman was a great ball player that defense I love to see the defense not one night they don't go out and give it their all
pistons basketball and that announcer they had and Stuart with the interview Good fucking times that 2004
NBA is all bout revenge lol. Lakers dealt Wallace a devastating blow in 2000 and he returns the favor in 2004
What you mean? What they do!
Guess who played for the 2010 Celtics.
@@nikosvault nba is about revenge 😂 yessss
As someone on reddit said, “Wallace is interesting, because he's like Shaq in that he never had a "prime" per se. He came into the league as an athletic freak and coasted the rest of the way.
The thing to know about Wallace was that he was 6'11" and a track star. He ran a quicker 40 than Lebron. Just an incredible athlete at 6'11" with even longer arms.
Now take that athleticism and couple it with great fundamentals. Wallace could reliably shoot out to the 3 point line, had great hands and post moves (especially this trick where he just held the ball over his head and could go into his shooting motion with no wind up, it was unblockable). He could even dribble.
That said, Sheed was an incredible turd where-ever he went. Sheed had the physical and mental talent to be at least the greatest PF of all time. Instead he alienated coaches, didn't practice and set technical foul records. Just a tremendous waste of talent.”
Lakers never had a chance against that defense
My Lakers wasn’t really together that year a lot of drama!! The Piston were Like running into A Brick wall!! 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Sheed, Chauncey, Rip, Ben Wallace, Prince...Hell of a starting 5.
Rip Stewart Scott & Kobe
if Sheed gaf about being the man,it would've been over for the rest of the league.Son was the total package!
+David Kim word fam he sure did!
Rasheed Wallace was completely UNSTOPPABLE whenever he wanted to be. When he came to Detroit he brought that 🏆with him, we just didn't know it til it happened.
This team means more to me than any other team ever will 😊
Chauncey was one of the most Underrated Point Guards ever.
Damn, love the Pistons. This incarnation had similar grit & will to win as did the late 80s version with Isiah & Joe D
Shhhheeeeeedddd! I can't even name one of today's players that can catch the ball with their back to the basket on the low block and score.. It's a lost art..SMDH..
seeing old footage of Kobe makes me pause and tear up, RIP.
He was supposed to be the finals MVP. He was a constant mismatch for anyone on the floor
Prince n rip hamilton my favorites on that team
That year the Lakers were stacked. Payton, Kobe, Karl Malone. Still lost... Sheed was cheated out of a ring with the Blazers though, guess it was karma.
+Wilson Fisk I agree that he was cheated. The refs were rigged back then. They let Shaq throw elbows all over. The NBA from 1999-2003ish was a circus act. They let Shaq run around like a gorilla on the court, and it was a disgrace to the sport. I remember Sabonis taking at least 3 elbows to the grill in one game alone that should have been called offensive fouls.
They were were way their prime
Lol you clearly don't know everybody was trash except kobe and shaq.
Lol stacked payton and karl malone where old and not in there prime
Wilson Fisk
Payton and Malone were hurt and past their prime. The pistons played great team ball and were deep on the bench.
Wallace was no joke. He scorched the Lakers. Man he went to work.
Lmao halfway in the 3rd neither team above 50 yet I fucking miss these days, I remember back in the 04 pacer series every game averaged like 73 points
Good interview honest guy
He was so much fun. I'm glad we got him for the run. And he won a championship with us!!!
Legendary jumper! I wish we can play him in 2k.
Back when big men could post up face up and shoot all at the same time
2skinny Idk about the shoot. A lot of bigs before like 05 didn't have that jumper
King Ham a lot of them didn't shoot 3s but a large portion had a reliable/deadly midrange game.
Beau Brady The PF spot, yes. Now, if your 4 man can't spread the floor out to the 3pt line its a big disadvantage. Even most Cs now need to shoot the mid, which wasn't the case 15 years ago
Definitely need to be able to space the floor in today's game. If you look at successful teams back in 80s-90s their PF usually had good midrange. Mchale, horice grant, hakeem, kemp, malone. Then it went to dirk, KG, duncan, webber, wallace. Unfortunately now though the post game is fading.
Beau Brady da post games not fading u guys r just stuck in da old days y'all can't see clearly
Can't believe The Palace is gone. Was such a great building inside and out. Was way ahead of it's time.
I felt really happy for Wallace for getting revenge on the Lakers for Portland losing game 7 a few years earlier.
Rasheed and Larry got revenge vs la and Phil for 2000 and 2001...rip billups Ben and prince got revenge for 2003 vs the nets ..revenge tour...elder Campbell and lindsey hunter being former lakers must have helped..they knew what kobe and Shaq and Phil had planned...
Kevin Sullwold.. Yep. U can blame the coach for the lost though also
+bee boo the Pistons were the true champs of 2005. That was nonsense. Asterisk all day. No one gives a fuck about Duncan or Robinson. It was just a money grab for Texas.
@bee boo Wtf ?
bee boo I want An explanation please . I wasn’t watching the finals at 7 years old :(
Sheed was a beast and that pistons team was just nasty with it
RIP Stuart Scott
The flex action, double high screen for Rip or Mr Big Shot, pick and pop with sheed, the defense of Prince.. They play the same every game and the scores were like Heat Knicks of the 90s
Rasheed was the most complete power forward I've ever seen. He had Hall of Fame talent
What a great squad these Pistons were.
Seriously pissed that I can't play with him on the Blazers or Pistons in 2k. What's the point in those teams without SHEED!?
BlueHundred Exactly wtf
BlueHundred and Tayshaun Prince
dude i was thinking just that.. even 4 years later this post is relevant with 2k20 lol smh
95thefish I haven’t even played it and was looking forward to playing with my hometown team and you mean to tell he’s still not on the team 🤦🏾♂️
Any player that is not in the game is because they don’t for whatever reason. Barry Bonds and Barry Sanders come to mind from other sports games.
49-49 half way through the 3rd quarter
Sheed could've been the Greatest PF ever.. he was a hybrid of Duncan and Garnett.. also had a 3 point shoot on both hands!
lol K he's a great player an all star but relax
He's the GOAT of shit talking and technical fouls / game ejections for sure. Didn't Ben Wallace take on Artest to start the greatest NBA brawl of all time?
Peter Griffin he was just sometimes too inconsistent. On his best day, he could match any HOF PF.
Don't question his drive, he was just the ultimate team player. Took a back seat offensively to Billups and Hamilton to win.
His post defense and defensive IQ changed games. Shot blocking was solid too.
shaq respects sheeds gangster u can tell in this video shaq dont really confront sheed
the sad thing is, Wallace could've been a great player but only balled like this when he was pissed off. only person that could stop this dude, was himself!
lol dude had issues... sad to say he let it get the best of him..
His temper and falling in love with the 3 ball did him in.
+HabsFanMTL88 really!?
+SDS Overfiend it's true...dude settled for too many 3's and let his temper get the best of him.
rasheed was a lot like lebron and kg.....very unselfish to a fault...he liked to play more as a team more than take over....he didnt have that killer in his dna...
Prime rasheed was a legit force.
One on one post-ups, he's probably top 4 in the 2000s.
Only behind shaq, duncan, and garnett - which is no joke, those are arguably top 10 bigs of all times.
He'd get a technical and ejection for just talking nowadays
but the players bitch more than ever and get away with it. two seasons ago I'd agree with you but the refs are letting too much go now
WOW real 🏀! Haven't seen this in years!
“I’ll play like that if that’s what they want me to” 😂😂😂🙌🏽🐐
Goosebumps!
Shaq was so unbiased in that confrontation🤣
2004 pistons. Greatest defensive team of all time
Man! I miss Stuart Scott and now Craig Sager :( Its all up to you David Aldrigde
Mizuko Temuri lol David Aldridge.
These games were 🔥
at the first whistle of this video 2 techs wouldve been called in 2017
I was at this game! I’ll never forget it!
Rasheed was like the bear you didn't want to poke/provoke, he'd get into a zone and was virtually unplayable. He could make that short little jump hook, jumpers from the elbow & FT line or even a 3. Guy was all heart, loved it
Sheed my favorite basketball player...
The first NBA Finals iv'e watch, i remember my cousin saying that 04 LA would win it and i take sides with Pistons knowing nothing about basketball.
I had the last laugh.
I take Sheed over Duncan, Garnett or even Nowitzki. Rasheed has so much firepower on every game he play. He was so fun to watch and his intensity almost matches Rodman's.
my boi sheed favourite finals all time
Wallace was Unstoppable in the post
These dislikes are obviously from laker fans. The lakers had there fun, Detroit had to get some too. The Palace was the best arena when it was in use, the atmosphere second to none
What's sad is that Sheed had the ability to take over games all of the time, but he just didnt care. You had to piss the guy off to get him to play hard.
Truth..He was Not a professional.. he was street baller, unlike Tim Duncan or Karl Malone
Bullshit he was the most passionate player I’ve seen.He played hard.
one of my fav teams early 2000s pistons ben wallace was filthy
BALL DON'T LIE
Damn I miss this team. This was real Detroit Basketball, lockdown D and every player knowing they role. Not the bullshit we have now.
I dont think I've seen a better team play defense and work like this 04 team... They were just on another level
0:23 the face of playing with fire; 0:26 the face of afraid, no passion.
I remember these days lol the golden age where everyone played they position
No Rasheed no rings. That man was the deciding piece.
I remember this I was the only one in the house going with Detroit
I love and miss 90's early 2000's basketball. It hasn't been the same since 2010
Back when the NBA was fair and almost every team had a shot
Man I am Detroit Pistons fan I miss the old “Bad Boys” I remember watching this game while working at a hotel haha
Love sheed... Simon Gratz represent... Club deco 💪🏾
ive been a pistons fan since i was 9 years old. sheed was my favorite player growing up when he was in portland. i dont think theres too many people in the world that ever had the experience of having your favorite player being traded to your favorite team and then seeing them win a championship. there will never be another team like that 04 squad. memphis tried but there was no comparison.