Clyde the glide was my favorite player back in the day, I was so happy to see him finally get his ring! They were one hell of a team, Hakeem should have been MVP!
Clyde Drexler, también fue mi jugador favorito y desde mi punto de vista el más elegante del basquet, cuanto ligué cuando se disputaban la final The Blazers contra The Bulls, que The Blazers ganaran el campeonato, pero Mike Jordan estaba en su mejor momento y tenia a un Pippen, Clyde no tenia a un compañero con un nivel similar para vencerles. Pero le llegó su merecido anillo con otro grande y elegante, quizás el pivot de más alternativas debajo del aro, y otro de mis preferidos! CLYDE DREXLER AND HAKEEM OLAJUWON, dos de los más grandes del basquetball!!!
Yes, along with MJ, the "favorite of eveyone", Drexler was always the NBA player I admire the most, in a time when the game was of multiple stars!!! To me, they were the greatest players I've ever seen. The fact that neither of both don't lead the NBA in any statistics is a good evidence that not necessarily the players with the highest numbers are the best in the game. There are no other player I've seen with such a level of dominance of the game, with their spectacularity and versatility of playing, constantly defying the Law of Gravity when going to the basket, making incredible passing shoots, great rebounds and unexpected steals... sometimes in their "trip" to the hole, time seemed to stop as they almost literally float to it! And all of this with a bit less (MJ) or barely over (CD) 2 m in height! They were also very skill, mentally very fast with an unusual perspective of each player and its position in the quadrilater (game field) at every moment. And of course both with comparatively high numbers in each key statistic (points, assistences, rebounds, steals and blocks). MJ's are very well known and if I remember well, The Glyde is the only player that combines more than 20,000 points, more than 7,000 assistances, more than 7,000 rebounds and more than 2,000 steals. And they won almost everything relevant in the world of basketball, including at least one ring, an olympic gold medal, members of the first 50 Best Players of NBA history, members of the basketball Hall of Fame, MVP''s, almost permanent members of the All Stars Game and living legends in their teams (clubs) in the National Team and of the global basketball history. Someting else? Yes! If you want to see a real clash of two megastars, just take a look of the games of The Bulls vs The Trail Blazers, for both, the regular season and the play-offs, as well as The Bulls vs The Rockets during the regular season (there were never NBA finals Bulls-Rockets with Drexler already playing in Houston).
I always hated hearing that stilted, cliche buhlchit. This was the most talented, quickest, best 3-shooting team in the league at the time, maybe ever. AND they defended really well. They weren't "underdogs", and they weren't underachievers. If it weren't for a dozen injuries over the season, they probably would have been damb near undefeated like GS a few years ago and the Bulls in the late '90s.
I repeat those words often...I never totally write off any team or core thats already won a title. Even if Im not picking them to repeat-Im always warry of teams that been there/done that. I did pull for this team,cuz I always like Clyde-& to win 4 series on the road vs 4-50+ win teams was amazing. And Im not even a Houston fan-Im Nuggets fan. But I always thought Hakeem was so underrated...best center Ive ever seen play with my own eyes-still to this day,& Im 46. Someday Jokic might be in the same class(though totally different type players)-but he needs a few rings,& has to accomplish a lot more to be in Hakeems class. I also saw Kareem play,& you could argue hes was better/had a better career resume-but I mostly saw old Kareem...Olajuwon was the best big Ive ever seen...he straight punked 2 pretty damn good centers in David Robinson,& Shaq-during this run.
Who's watching this in Feb 2023 ..94-95 Rockets what a amazing feat 6th seed to win the NBA Finals So Happy for Clyde " the glyde" Drexler Slam a Jamma Just like back in the day University of Houston with Akeem " The Dream" alajuwon and the dream came true ..Go rockets
Some of my most fun memories!! What fun us fans had!! This team was special & Hakeem Olajuwon was the leader of that team! Oh, to have that again!!! Thanks for doing these videos! It has been a joy to go back!🏀❤🏀
except they lost to the jordanless bulls on the road, yet typically beat them when he was playing. The pacers gave them much trouble, but the magic surpassed them preventing the two matching up for finals
yeah cuz otis thorpe was awesome, and he was reason thorpe was sent packing. OT could throw the ball yet it stayed in his palm, jordan could shot fake up in the air and retain the ball, yet OT literally could throw fake it like a baseball, sometimes he released it, others times it was a fake and he just gripped that bitch.
As a fellow Houstonian and Rockets Fan it was good times back then. I hated that they traded Thorpe to get Drexler because Thorpe help the Rockets win their first NBA Title in 1994. But understood why they did it to bring Drexler back to H-Town to play alongside of his college teammate Hakeem Olajuwon. And gave Drexler a chance to win his first ring which he did. Definitely good times back then.
They were struggling without a true second option. OT was a good teammate, great defense, but a very poor scorer. They had to make the change and it worked out well.
Yes I agree. It's very probable that without Drexler, The Rockets would had lost that 2nd championship. Fortunately enough they did the change and won it, basically because the Glyde put the team in a superior level. But also his humbleness, shown along his whole career, because being the superstar he was, he had no problem at all that Hakeen continued being the main star of the team. Certainly that the strong and sincere friendship between both helps, but when he arrived to Houston he was very clear that he was there to help the Rockets to win a second NBA title in a row, not he to continue being the main and star player as he was in The Trail Blazers. He knew that if he tried to be more important than Olajwon, the team would had got lost. Hakeen also was and is so humble a guy and he knew exactly when to give the protagonism to Clyde, and that was key, particularly in the play offs. A perfect chemistry! But Drexler was also humble and wise enough to recognize that the rest of the team, especially the likes of Elie, Horry, Cassell and Smith, though not superstars properly, were great shooters and 3 pointers, as well as players in general and always passed them the ball when they were the best positioned even though he could have make the points.
@@superfly19751 he was not a poor scorer, just was not much of a shooter, he was rebounding defense, long passes, run the floor and dunk hard Heck thats why portland demanded they recieve him if they lose drexler and they gave Hpuston tracy murray. Players like thorpe would dominate the rebounding in todays game
they killed them and swept them.... they were quite predictable by then, and they swarmed hakeem but also played for him to be forced to pass and just picked off so many passes, geroge karl came up with quite a good defensive scheme.
Dang Hakeem was a beast. Time passes and a new generation has taken over, but Hakeem was absolutely unstoppable at his best and yes, he would totally destroy anybody at the center position today.
Truly magical season for the Rockets 🚀 In one nba documentary I watched, it mentioned Houston had a chance to get all Dream, Drexler, and Jordan but they fumbled it. Forget Jordan, Just imagine how good the Rockets would have been if they had Drexler and Dreams playing from the get go!!
Rudy Tomjonavich seemed like such a nice coach. Even when he's getting on them, he's being stern but also very laid back without sounding harsh. I mean, obviously, every coach has their style. Some coaches are blunt and aggressive but Tomjonavich has this laid back demeanor that's also honest and firm.
League was on fire at the time. Viewership may have dropped statistically because the Bulls didn’t have MJ but now anyone had a chance at winning the chip.
I'm 5 minutes in and not a single word has been mentioned about the most significant part of that team: Injuries. The reason the team wasn't doing well wasn't a mystery, and a bunch of poetic sounding cliche shi7 doesn't cover it. The reason the team struggled was because there was never a night with more than 3 starters on the floor.
They barely squeaked out the 94 title. I doubt they would've repeated with the same roster. Hakeem would've needed another 5/5 playoff run to win a title. Actually the most significant part thats not mentioned at all (because this was a NBA publication) was Vernon Maxwell punching that fan in Portland. Nobody could've known at the time, but Vernon Maxwell going ballistic in Portland was a blessing in disguise. It hastened the trade for Clyde. The offensive synergy between Hakeem and Clyde overwhelmed everyone in the playoffs.
@@FuShengAlex are you kidding me by the skin of their teeth won both championships and I mean literally by the skin of their teeth the bulls would have crushed them
One of my biggest NBA disappointments was that Houston never got to play Michael Jordan's Bulls in the NBA Finals. THAT would have been an awesome matchup: Clyde & Hakeem against Michael? WOW!
Yes, you're right!!! I saw the three got retiring with that clashing finals never happened!!! So sad and frustrating. But I would say that it has been great to watch Drexler vs Jordan (as was Bulls vs Trail Blazers in previous years) and Olajuwon vs Rodman... and Pipen somewhat free! I remember in the next season, when Jordan was back for a whole season, that The Rockets made aother similar move, like the one with Drexler, and contracted "Sir" Charles Barkley, trying to assure a 3rd title in a row and also to let Barkley to finally have his ring before retiring. Things worked well up to the WC finals against the Utah Jazz with his also ringless and historic superstars Karl Malone and John Stockton. I'm not pretty sure if it was in six or seven games but The Jazz surprisingly sent the Rockets and his three hall-of-famers out of the final, with that sad, unforgettable and dramatic 3 points throw by Stockton (5'' left to the end of last game), which they played against the no surprising Chicago Bulls. The result was the expected one and The Bulls won their 4th title, winning 4-2 if I remember well. But I'm sure that if the The Bulls would have had The Rockets, the story would had been different... Drexler vs Jordan, Hakeen vs Rodman and Barkley vs Pipen!!
water boy? he was the starting point guard, he started everywhere he played except detroit when he was a ll but done. Hope you grasp that there wouldnt have been a sweep if KS didnt hit that shot in Orlando. I know today hes a blowhard but he had real quality game for like 10 years in the league
@@TheHeavensFellen but he has no right to question the Clyde Drexler trade. They were already struggling from the 1994 title team holdovers. A move was a must at that time if they still wanted to contend.
@@acnicodemus4734 and then at end he says the team was so tight because they respected eachother, but tossed out thorpe, also they did trade Horry the year prior and there was a failed physical and he came back. I liked Thorpe a lot but winning two was better than one
The championship documentaries of those days were so cool. Like NBA on NBC as well. I guess MJ had a lot to do about that. Today's NBA player talent is not far behind from those days, but I think the NBA media does not do them justice like in the 90's.
and the intro theme music for NBA on NBC. Ina few years Wembayanma or whatever might change the league back to , and use centers again, shame that the rockets can never stay consistently good like the spurs do, always wanting to play stubborm, the Hard-en way.
9:40 How tall is Lisa Malosky? I sensed she was tall, but compare her to Karl Malone, who is 6'9" himself. She isn't like a whole foot shorter than him.
It truly was an amazing run the Rockets had in 95 for certain. That especially when how lackluster they looked during much of the regular season after their fast start, and when they'd even lose to bad teams who they had no business getting beaten by. Yet they kept finding ways to win, and capitalize on mishaps of who they played once the postseason began, when they'd find that narrow path to victory, which they tackled when opportunity presented itself. It was like a perfect storm had to happen in order for them to repeat, and passed that test with flying colors too.
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I can't believe that's almost 30 years ago, that was a great time to be in Houston.
Clyde the glide was my favorite player back in the day, I was so happy to see him finally get his ring! They were one hell of a team, Hakeem should have been MVP!
Connie Hawkings was better than Clyde.
Clyde Drexler, también fue mi jugador favorito y desde mi punto de vista el más elegante del basquet, cuanto ligué cuando se disputaban la final The Blazers contra The Bulls, que The Blazers ganaran el campeonato, pero Mike Jordan estaba en su mejor momento y tenia a un Pippen, Clyde no tenia a un compañero con un nivel similar para vencerles.
Pero le llegó su merecido anillo con otro grande y elegante, quizás el pivot de más alternativas debajo del aro, y otro de mis preferidos!
CLYDE DREXLER AND HAKEEM OLAJUWON, dos de los más grandes del basquetball!!!
Yes, along with MJ, the "favorite of eveyone", Drexler was always the NBA player I admire the most, in a time when the game was of multiple stars!!! To me, they were the greatest players I've ever seen. The fact that neither of both don't lead the NBA in any statistics is a good evidence that not necessarily the players with the highest numbers are the best in the game. There are no other player I've seen with such a level of dominance of the game, with their spectacularity and versatility of playing, constantly defying the Law of Gravity when going to the basket, making incredible passing shoots, great rebounds and unexpected steals... sometimes in their "trip" to the hole, time seemed to stop as they almost literally float to it! And all of this with a bit less (MJ) or barely over (CD) 2 m in height! They were also very skill, mentally very fast with an unusual perspective of each player and its position in the quadrilater (game field) at every moment. And of course both with comparatively high numbers in each key statistic (points, assistences, rebounds, steals and blocks). MJ's are very well known and if I remember well, The Glyde is the only player that combines more than 20,000 points, more than 7,000 assistances, more than 7,000 rebounds and more than 2,000 steals. And they won almost everything relevant in the world of basketball, including at least one ring, an olympic gold medal, members of the first 50 Best Players of NBA history, members of the basketball Hall of Fame, MVP''s, almost permanent members of the All Stars Game and living legends in their teams (clubs) in the National Team and of the global basketball history. Someting else? Yes! If you want to see a real clash of two megastars, just take a look of the games of The Bulls vs The Trail Blazers, for both, the regular season and the play-offs, as well as The Bulls vs The Rockets during the regular season (there were never NBA finals Bulls-Rockets with Drexler already playing in Houston).
Don't ever underestimate the heart of a champion. Enough said
I always hated hearing that stilted, cliche buhlchit. This was the most talented, quickest, best 3-shooting team in the league at the time, maybe ever. AND they defended really well. They weren't "underdogs", and they weren't underachievers. If it weren't for a dozen injuries over the season, they probably would have been damb near undefeated like GS a few years ago and the Bulls in the late '90s.
That What "Rudy T" Said!! 👌🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I repeat those words often...I never totally write off any team or core thats already won a title. Even if Im not picking them to repeat-Im always warry of teams that been there/done that. I did pull for this team,cuz I always like Clyde-& to win 4 series on the road vs 4-50+ win teams was amazing. And Im not even a Houston fan-Im Nuggets fan.
But I always thought Hakeem was so underrated...best center Ive ever seen play with my own eyes-still to this day,& Im 46. Someday Jokic might be in the same class(though totally different type players)-but he needs a few rings,& has to accomplish a lot more to be in Hakeems class. I also saw Kareem play,& you could argue hes was better/had a better career resume-but I mostly saw old Kareem...Olajuwon was the best big Ive ever seen...he straight punked 2 pretty damn good centers in David Robinson,& Shaq-during this run.
What a time to be alive in Houston. Much love to my boy Mario Elie, one of my favorite players ever!
To come off the bench
👍🏻👍🏻😀👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Kiss of death!!💋
That put a smile on my face. Great documentary. ☺️
It put some tears on me of happiness remembering the good all day that i have in my hart and soul👍🏻💖👌🏻
Still get chills watching Elie taking that corner 3 against Phoenix in game 7
That shot ended Barkleys hopes of going to another Finals appearance with the suns.
@@hectorlopez1069 definitely he gave everything he had left those years in Phoenix
Watched some of the vid with tears on my eyes, so o happy for My Team The Houston Rockets! "H Town" "Hustle Town"!! 😍😀😀👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Who's watching this in Feb 2023 ..94-95 Rockets what a amazing feat 6th seed to win the NBA Finals So Happy for Clyde " the glyde" Drexler Slam a Jamma Just like back in the day University of Houston with Akeem " The Dream" alajuwon and the dream came true ..Go rockets
45:45 SO fitting, that when Hakeem hits that three-pointer, it's CLYDE who assists him!
back when nba had teams, not freaking individuals who run to team to team and no unnity
Thank you
The Dream never had help until these few years, except when Sampson was there for 1 or so years
Hey there stop talking about Lebron James like that ! 😂
Said something similar to this on Instagram
Facts
One of my all-time favorite sports videos. Thx for posting !
Some of my most fun memories!! What fun us fans had!! This team was special & Hakeem Olajuwon was the leader of that team! Oh, to have that again!!! Thanks for doing these videos! It has been a joy to go back!🏀❤🏀
Them was the good'ol days! 😍👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻cant never forget them!
21:41 That fadeaway of Hakeem’s was just beautiful.
He played with so much grace for a man that size!
Dream shake
That was a true team...everybody shared the ball, with no egos....only with one goal...to be champions again!!
Love it! What a team ❤
The basketball era where there's no 3-point contest game.
I hate how it is now!
@@st7728 me too, that's why i don't watch it anymore.
It's not that bad but it will never have the same level of greatness again the most probably😔!!
home run lust and 3 pointer mania has fucked up those two pro leagues
the Rockets in late 1994(early part of the 1994-1995 season) were absolutely unbeatable
except they lost to the jordanless bulls on the road, yet typically beat them when he was playing. The pacers gave them much trouble, but the magic surpassed them preventing the two matching up for finals
Drexler said, if we don't win it, this year, they are gonna blame it on him.
yeah cuz otis thorpe was awesome, and he was reason thorpe was sent packing. OT could throw the ball yet it stayed in his palm, jordan could shot fake up in the air and retain the ball, yet OT literally could throw fake it like a baseball, sometimes he released it, others times it was a fake and he just gripped that bitch.
As a fellow Houstonian and Rockets Fan it was good times back then. I hated that they traded Thorpe to get Drexler because Thorpe help the Rockets win their first NBA Title in 1994. But understood why they did it to bring Drexler back to H-Town to play alongside of his college teammate Hakeem Olajuwon. And gave Drexler a chance to win his first ring which he did. Definitely good times back then.
They were struggling without a true second option. OT was a good teammate, great defense, but a very poor scorer. They had to make the change and it worked out well.
Yes I agree. It's very probable that without Drexler, The Rockets would had lost that 2nd championship. Fortunately enough they did the change and won it, basically because the Glyde put the team in a superior level. But also his humbleness, shown along his whole career, because being the superstar he was, he had no problem at all that Hakeen continued being the main star of the team. Certainly that the strong and sincere friendship between both helps, but when he arrived to Houston he was very clear that he was there to help the Rockets to win a second NBA title in a row, not he to continue being the main and star player as he was in The Trail Blazers. He knew that if he tried to be more important than Olajwon, the team would had got lost. Hakeen also was and is so humble a guy and he knew exactly when to give the protagonism to Clyde, and that was key, particularly in the play offs. A perfect chemistry! But Drexler was also humble and wise enough to recognize that the rest of the team, especially the likes of Elie, Horry, Cassell and Smith, though not superstars properly, were great shooters and 3 pointers, as well as players in general and always passed them the ball when they were the best positioned even though he could have make the points.
@@superfly19751 he was not a poor scorer, just was not much of a shooter, he was rebounding defense, long passes, run the floor and dunk hard Heck thats why portland demanded they recieve him if they lose drexler and they gave Hpuston tracy murray. Players like thorpe would dominate the rebounding in todays game
Them boys back then had a winning formula ❤ btw calvin Murphy still has the highest free throw percentage in nba history
I wished they had made the Finals in 95-96 vs Chicago, but they let Seattle beat them . That would have been a great Finals.
they killed them and swept them.... they were quite predictable by then, and they swarmed hakeem but also played for him to be forced to pass and just picked off so many passes, geroge karl came up with quite a good defensive scheme.
Dang Hakeem was a beast. Time passes and a new generation has taken over, but Hakeem was absolutely unstoppable at his best and yes, he would totally destroy anybody at the center position today.
the DREAM...
Truly magical season for the Rockets 🚀
In one nba documentary I watched, it mentioned Houston had a chance to get all Dream, Drexler, and Jordan but they fumbled it. Forget Jordan, Just imagine how good the Rockets would have been if they had Drexler and Dreams playing from the get go!!
Horry went on to win 5 more titles
He was awesome
Big Shot Bob
That man was a killer!
@@st7728 a killer to help your team win in the final seconds.
@@hectorlopez1069 yeah, but in houston he had a broader role. he had so many threes made against orlando this season of the repeat
that song that played at the end was AMAZING. When they won the title.
Quiero ver campeón a mis rockets otra vez 😀
Yo tambien amigo. Yo tambien 🏀🤘🏽💯
Rudy Tomjonavich seemed like such a nice coach. Even when he's getting on them, he's being stern but also very laid back without sounding harsh. I mean, obviously, every coach has their style. Some coaches are blunt and aggressive but Tomjonavich has this laid back demeanor that's also honest and firm.
Classic
18:21 Greatest moment in the history of Houston sports
All ❤️ heart go rockets 💪❤️#1
Hakeen #9 GOAT 🏀
13:30 I did NOT know, that Dan Majerle could still dunk in 1994-95. He was pretty injured by then.
uhh he was like 6'8" ... he dunked in miami as well later on and another even later i think
Sam Cassell, The Frenchman.
League was on fire at the time. Viewership may have dropped statistically because the Bulls didn’t have MJ but now anyone had a chance at winning the chip.
Puhleeze teams had a chance of winning with Jordan there. Including Houston who swept Orlando that ousted Jordan
I'm 5 minutes in and not a single word has been mentioned about the most significant part of that team: Injuries. The reason the team wasn't doing well wasn't a mystery, and a bunch of poetic sounding cliche shi7 doesn't cover it. The reason the team struggled was because there was never a night with more than 3 starters on the floor.
They barely squeaked out the 94 title. I doubt they would've repeated with the same roster. Hakeem would've needed another 5/5 playoff run to win a title.
Actually the most significant part thats not mentioned at all (because this was a NBA publication) was Vernon Maxwell punching that fan in Portland.
Nobody could've known at the time, but Vernon Maxwell going ballistic in Portland was a blessing in disguise. It hastened the trade for Clyde. The offensive synergy between Hakeem and Clyde overwhelmed everyone in the playoffs.
they were predictable, and if hakeem struggled they couldnt score
, When the game was the game
I don't think Jordan would of beat these rockets teams in the Finals. I'm pretty sure Rockets get one championship from MJ bulls.
Me too
@@FuShengAlex are you kidding me by the skin of their teeth won both championships and I mean literally by the skin of their teeth the bulls would have crushed them
@@craigsmith4031 are YOU kidding me.... they didn't barely scrape past the Orlando Magic team that ousted....the Chicago Bulls.
Rockets always played Bulls very well. Chicago didn’t have an answer for Dream
One of my biggest NBA disappointments was that Houston never got to play Michael Jordan's Bulls in the NBA Finals. THAT would have been an awesome matchup: Clyde & Hakeem against Michael? WOW!
Yes, you're right!!! I saw the three got retiring with that clashing finals never happened!!! So sad and frustrating. But I would say that it has been great to watch Drexler vs Jordan (as was Bulls vs Trail Blazers in previous years) and Olajuwon vs Rodman... and Pipen somewhat free! I remember in the next season, when Jordan was back for a whole season, that The Rockets made aother similar move, like the one with Drexler, and contracted "Sir" Charles Barkley, trying to assure a 3rd title in a row and also to let Barkley to finally have his ring before retiring. Things worked well up to the WC finals against the Utah Jazz with his also ringless and historic superstars Karl Malone and John Stockton. I'm not pretty sure if it was in six or seven games but The Jazz surprisingly sent the Rockets and his three hall-of-famers out of the final, with that sad, unforgettable and dramatic 3 points throw by Stockton (5'' left to the end of last game), which they played against the no surprising Chicago Bulls. The result was the expected one and The Bulls won their 4th title, winning 4-2 if I remember well. But I'm sure that if the The Bulls would have had The Rockets, the story would had been different... Drexler vs Jordan, Hakeen vs Rodman and Barkley vs Pipen!!
The nerve of water boy Kenny Smith to question Clyde's trade to Houston, thinking they won't go back to back.
water boy? he was the starting point guard, he started everywhere he played except detroit when he was a ll but done. Hope you grasp that there wouldnt have been a sweep if KS didnt hit that shot in Orlando. I know today hes a blowhard but he had real quality game for like 10 years in the league
@@TheHeavensFellen but he has no right to question the Clyde Drexler trade.
They were already struggling from the 1994 title team holdovers. A move was a must at that time if they still wanted to contend.
@@acnicodemus4734 and then at end he says the team was so tight because they respected eachother, but tossed out thorpe, also they did trade Horry the year prior and there was a failed physical and he came back. I liked Thorpe a lot but winning two was better than one
The championship documentaries of those days were so cool. Like NBA on NBC as well. I guess MJ had a lot to do about that. Today's NBA player talent is not far behind from those days, but I think the NBA media does not do them justice like in the 90's.
the overall talent is far behind and under developed ...
and the intro theme music for NBA on NBC. Ina few years Wembayanma or whatever might change the league back to , and use centers again, shame that the rockets can never stay consistently good like the spurs do, always wanting to play stubborm, the Hard-en way.
Never knew how nice the Rockets were could MJ and the bulls have beaten this championship team?
Nope!
Wth there 95/96roster wth Dennis the menace yes
Best to Clyde!
Its provin..to win a championship..
Rule players can win a championship..
Sam Cassell: The Frenchman.
Kenny Smith: Shooting: AAA
18:00 Dan Majerle: Defense: AAA
9:40 How tall is Lisa Malosky? I sensed she was tall, but compare her to Karl Malone, who is 6'9" himself. She isn't like a whole foot shorter than him.
i think like 6'3" but she had heels probably on. Malone may have been a bit shorter they round up
I didn't know will Smith played in the NBA 😳
Will Smith was doing Fresh Prince of bel air in that time.
Not one gather Step
Mj Play Baseball
Nick Anderson was pure trash
It truly was an amazing run the Rockets had in 95 for certain. That especially when how lackluster they looked during much of the regular season after their fast start, and when they'd even lose to bad teams who they had no business getting beaten by. Yet they kept finding ways to win, and capitalize on mishaps of who they played once the postseason began, when they'd find that narrow path to victory, which they tackled when opportunity presented itself. It was like a perfect storm had to happen in order for them to repeat, and passed that test with flying colors too.
Drexeler was a finisher
He got it done in the playoffs. He stepped up and did good.
Everywhere Robert Horry went He won....
I loved Hakeem yes but the Spurs was my team with Tim Duncan & parker & genobli
hey blame the rockets GM, as hey traded all his players away, so they never had a chance to see what would happen,
And