And the next year Kobe and Chris Childs get in to a fight. There was a lot of heated match ups between The Lakers and The Knicks back then for some reason.
I remember praying for a 2000 Lakers Knicks finals match up. And the knicks were jealous of the Lakers, that's why they tried to bully the Lakers. But bullies get put down in their place.
Todd .Chamberlain II I honestly think that he was washed-up mentally but not yet physically. He still was able to contribute to his team, however, had become way too focused on creating altercations and jawing with opponents.
NChync hell I wish Pippen had went there instead of Portland but unfortunately couldn't fit Pippen in under the salary cap the time could you imagine a team with Shaq Kobe and Pippen and Rodman wow
7:55 is just so disrespectful. But humor aside, you kinda saw why the 97-99 Lakers didn't really come close to winning a title with all that talent. They didn't play with cohesion, consistent effort, and a legitimate plan. The irony is, player for player, the Phil Jackson led Lakers from 2000-2002 were probably less talented than the Lake Show Lakers. But they knew to feed the ball through Shaq (except when Kobe went rogue in 2001) and they had role players that didn't try to do or be more than what they were asked to be. That's why I laugh when people say shit like 'Lebron doesn't have help'. No the problem is, he doesn't have teammates that are empowered within an offense because he's out there doing 90% of the work even when he's got stars around him. The secret of the NBA is that team beats talent when team is more together than the talent is. The Warriors are a dynasty because their core guys don't show each other up. Winning is the most important element and bottom line of what they do.
I think they could have won in 1999 or 1998 and they came close but they didn't have cohesion yet. And they didn't have experience with their lead dogs. But you're right about teams. It's not about who the best players are but who plays best together.
Very low basketball i.q. on those teams! Tons of talent but low i.q. that's why in 2000 Phil Jackson was didn't wanna have to face the jazz in the playoffs even though they were past their prime! Because they had very high i.q.
@@CoreyT127 let's not forget Portland 2000 and Sacramento 2002...... Why would Los Angeles possibly recieved a boost over two relatively small cities post MJ?
Shaq had to wait til all the real centers from 80s 90s got old or retired before he could win a ring! 2000s had Jack shit for centers besides Shaq and old Robinson. Dudley was about as tough a center as he faced. Sad
8:01 - I remember watching this game. That was a total d*ck move by Dudley. I get the fact that he didn't get a foul called, but by throwing the ball at Shaq was completely unnecessary.
You're making a blanket statement based off of a single breakaway dunk where he stumbled. There are literally hundreds of examples where he looks smooth and explosive off of one leg.
+dy120481 I've watched his whole career dude. I was 16 when he entered the L. I've seen thousands of his dunks, and he's rarely been explosive off one leg. He tended to swing his right leg up for momentum. Off two feet? Dude was a beast. Could get up and dunk over anyone
jumpnam I'll agree that he's better off of two, but he's had 180's in traffic off of one so saying "he's rarely been explosive off one leg" is pretty silly.
I remember this game on NBC.
NBA on NBC were the days.
NBA on CBS was better.
This was a Sunday game.
@@oneadvocate9517 CBS was good. NBC was better.
@@btone310 Wrong
@@oneadvocate9517 No, I'm right. NBC showed more variety of games than CBS.
A 99 lock-out classic.
It was on lock-out in 1999
loved this era of nba
Chris Dudley may have been the worst FT shooter but he was on point with his throw to Shaq after the posterization.
It helps that Shaq's ass is as wide as a city bus.
R.I.P. Kobe Bryant.
Remember when NBA was on NBC every weekend with doubleheaders and sometimes tripleheaders.
D-Fish, Kobe, Rice, Rodman, Shaq PLUS Van Exel, Horry, Fox...
What a roster
Don't forget Eddie Jones
That 99 Knicks did amazing in the playoffs, as an 8th seed and went to the NBA Finals.
The lakers got swept by the spurs that year, while the Knicks went to the finals.
And the next year Kobe and Chris Childs get in to a fight. There was a lot of heated match ups between The Lakers and The Knicks back then for some reason.
Too bad they didn't get to meet in the 2000 Finals
I remember praying for a 2000 Lakers Knicks finals match up.
And the knicks were jealous of the Lakers, that's why they tried to bully the Lakers.
But bullies get put down in their place.
@@josecarranza7555 In the end, the Lakers were the bullies, they won.
@@wuliwei6939 It was the Pacers turn to finally come out of the East.
@@rumarspencer7302 How were the Lakers bullies?
every time sport scene has new old game. i know you will make a highlight!! keep your great job
Ah, the 99 lakers. A team to dysfunctional for even Dennis Rodman!
best part 7:50
Good old NBA days
6:54 Chucklin here at that, wee hours of the morn. Dennis didn't give a SHIT about scoring, haha.
Please upload the game full, i love full ¡¡¡¡¡
I like how Shaq just casually jogs back after the huge poster
Wish the Lakers would have kept Rodman. Would have been nice with Phil Jackson.
He was washed up tbh
Todd .Chamberlain II I honestly think that he was washed-up mentally but not yet physically. He still was able to contribute to his team, however, had become way too focused on creating altercations and jawing with opponents.
NChync hell I wish Pippen had went there instead of Portland but unfortunately couldn't fit Pippen in under the salary cap the time could you imagine a team with Shaq Kobe and Pippen and Rodman wow
I wish you both took grammar classes
@@wuliwei6939 this is a TH-cam comment section not ap english stfu
7:55 is just so disrespectful. But humor aside, you kinda saw why the 97-99 Lakers didn't really come close to winning a title with all that talent. They didn't play with cohesion, consistent effort, and a legitimate plan. The irony is, player for player, the Phil Jackson led Lakers from 2000-2002 were probably less talented than the Lake Show Lakers. But they knew to feed the ball through Shaq (except when Kobe went rogue in 2001) and they had role players that didn't try to do or be more than what they were asked to be. That's why I laugh when people say shit like 'Lebron doesn't have help'. No the problem is, he doesn't have teammates that are empowered within an offense because he's out there doing 90% of the work even when he's got stars around him. The secret of the NBA is that team beats talent when team is more together than the talent is. The Warriors are a dynasty because their core guys don't show each other up. Winning is the most important element and bottom line of what they do.
I think they could have won in 1999 or 1998 and they came close but they didn't have cohesion yet. And they didn't have experience with their lead dogs. But you're right about teams. It's not about who the best players are but who plays best together.
Very low basketball i.q. on those teams! Tons of talent but low i.q. that's why in 2000 Phil Jackson was didn't wanna have to face the jazz in the playoffs even though they were past their prime! Because they had very high i.q.
Plus if your team is to dysfunctional for Dennis Rodman? That's saying something
@@CoreyT127 let's not forget Portland 2000 and Sacramento 2002...... Why would Los Angeles possibly recieved a boost over two relatively small cities post MJ?
@@diamondsfinest9386stop crying😢
This Lakers team was stacked but they underachieved.
Dayumm #8 Kobe was nastyyy
Bob De Niro rip
Chris Dudley is a fan favorite of the knicks. He gave everything he had to the Knicks.
Kobe and Shaq , best basketball team of all time .
Fuckin' Dudley. hahaha
Anyone else here for the fights?
7:50
R.I.P. Kobe Bryant
This could of been the 99 nba finals, I just wish we had Rodman during the spurs series that year
Lakers weren't all that in 1999, with or without Rodman.
Lakers got absolutely exposed by the Spurs.
Curt Thomas was scared to death Rodman was get up and give it to him! Wouldn't even let him up
Oh my God at 4:42
#41 was 👨🍳 cooking that was always fun to see when he heated up.He didn’t stay long but I grew up in Ohio and seen a lot when he was on the #Hornets
Glen Rice
times of real basketball and other stuff.
Hi there
@Larry Legend
Do you have the full game? such an entertaining event deserves a place in every home :-)))
Don´t you have
4:42 traveling
Shaq and Kobe did most of the work
wow Dennis not fighting, must have changed his ways since he played for Detorit
Rodman is Kobe on the same team? Damn
Ha-ha Shaq sorry ass had 2 moves!
Lps Layla T Yet, bigs couldn’t stop him. Except maybe Dennis Rodman.
And those 2 moves helped him dominate the league.
@@x-man9473 Cant argue with that. If it ain't broke don't fix it.
Do you have the full game?
Your lakers would have 18 championships instead of 16 if it wasn't for us.NEVER FORGET THAT.
What do you mean?
Guessing he's a Knicks fan...Knicks beat the Lakers 2 out of 3 times in the Finals in the 70's.
I rather have 16 instead of 2
anyone know where I can watch the full game?
safe to say both teams really hate each other.
Dennis Rodman would have destroyed Thomas and he had the face expression of "Boy. I'll beat yo dumb ass if you want to mess with me!!"
haha rick fox loves drama
Chris Dudley didn't look like he weighed no 260 lol, more like 220.
why patrick aint guarding shaq?
Eddie Jones was a good player for the Lakers in the 90s. But, kobe took over his position and he became an all-time great.
who was LA coach?? mr.nobody?
At the time, it was Del Harris, Bill Bertka, and Kurt Rambis. This was the season before Phil Jackson.
Kurt rambis was the coach of the Lakers in 99.
thats a fucking crowd
Notice how nobody messes with Kobe
Omar Lopez This young Kobe was before he learned martial arts.
Funny thing is in today's NBA,they would've got ejected
Epic #shaqAttack
All I can see now is their gold jerseys and cringe at what they are wearing now.
The zone killed the nba take out the zone make people defend one on one again
Shaq had to wait til all the real centers from 80s 90s got old or retired before he could win a ring! 2000s had Jack shit for centers besides Shaq and old Robinson. Dudley was about as tough a center as he faced. Sad
Rodman just wanted people to fall for his bait
8:01 - I remember watching this game. That was a total d*ck move by Dudley. I get the fact that he didn't get a foul called, but by throwing the ball at Shaq was completely unnecessary.
Kobe's one legged take offs were horrible. So stiff and slow. Way better off two feet.
+jumpnam to bad Kobe is going to retire after this season
You're making a blanket statement based off of a single breakaway dunk where he stumbled. There are literally hundreds of examples where he looks smooth and explosive off of one leg.
+dy120481 I've watched his whole career dude. I was 16 when he entered the L. I've seen thousands of his dunks, and he's rarely been explosive off one leg. He tended to swing his right leg up for momentum.
Off two feet? Dude was a beast. Could get up and dunk over anyone
+dy120481 though to be fair, he probably hasn't dunked thousands of times... *checks basketballreference.com
jumpnam I'll agree that he's better off of two, but he's had 180's in traffic off of one so saying "he's rarely been explosive off one leg" is pretty silly.
Kobe always think hes jordan
Kobe is better
@@rumarspencer7302 that man is already dead
@@immigrationlaw1984 But his memory will live forever.
Kobe said, I don't get 5 championships without MJ, he guided me so much.