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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 พ.ค. 2020
- In this #NBATogetherLive Classic Game, we look back at the duel between Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash from May 27, 2010.
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I remember this game like it was yesterday. Some of the best games I ever watched.
R.I.P Kobe 👑
sad
@@HEHEHEHA-if8cf smile kiddo 👧
Hard to believe Nash was 36 years old and playing like this. Amazingly underappreciated today.
there are 400+ players in the NBA
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Fax, he was still balling like this in 2012. He was 38 years old. UNDERRATED
Everybody says the sun's conditioning staff is the best like the fountain of youth
This is why i find it hard to believe that 90s players couldnt make it in todays NBA. Theres tons of old perimeter players in the NBA.
BigBody Rico its a stupid claim, the only truth to it is that the game is Way lesss physical than in the 90’s, but a good player is a good player
Nash game is beautiful to watch so smooth! Underrated point guard
RIP Kobe and Gianna. Kobe fought a good fight winning all those games with the Lakes, win or lose you're still a SUPERSTAR, KING, of the LAKERS. You're our GOAT and we love you, Kobe. When the going gets rough, you still rise to the occasion and get the job done. There is no holding you back, pain, or no pain you're still on the court being the leader of the LA. Lakers. What a great leader you are, thank you for the examples you set for all of us to follow. Thank God for you Kobe, you're one in a million in a lifetime. Thank you, NBA for sharing these classic games of Kobe's.
Kobe is the goat but he died it might of been pilot😢
Watching right now, year 2023. The NBA when "REAL DEFENSE" still exist. R.I.P. Kobe, I've missed you. You inspired me to play basketball even though im not tall. I'm from the Philippines you've been here couple of times unfortunately, i haven't got a chance to meet you in person but i just want to tell you that you impact a lot of people not just in basketball but mostly everything that you believed it in real life.
what a good old days. Growing up in the California, this was the kind of game u call off just to stay home and watch. I am a warrior fan but i hate this 3points era. RIB Bean, we gonna miss u fam
What a great game. One of Nash's last playoff games, Kobe's last championship run, five hall of famers (Kobe, Nash, Phil Jackson, Pau Gasol, Grant Hill), a Slovenian rivalry (Dragic vs Vujacic), and such great versions of both the Lakers and the Suns.
Given that Nash was such a gifted passer, his ability to shoot was really slept on. I mean, the dude nearly averaged 50-40-90 for his career, which is mad.
Same for CP3. And Curry and Kyrie are such gifted and efficient scorer that we forget they are great playmaker as well, especially Curry who don’t even have to touch the ball to create space for his teammates the guy is literally double teammed as soon as he pass the half court line lol
The only people sleeping on Nash's shooting are casuals brah dont worry about them. A problem with Nash is that he didn't shoot enough!
It wasn't slept on at the time.
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This is one of Kobe’s greatest playoff series! 34, 8, 7 on 52% fg and 43% 3ptfg. And also so many clutch shots.
True, but that suns team was no joke. I’d say more entertaining than those 06 07 suns teams.
shut the fuck up
@@GummoASmith ikr, there's a world where his bricks down the stretch cost the Lakers the game.
This is hands down his best series as the lead guy. Closest he looked to MJ...efficient and just was the difference in a better than expected series.
@@manuginobilisbaldspot424
Ones that stick out tibme with him as the lead guy besides this one are vs Orlando in '09 and vs San Antonio in '08. Notice those were both 5 game series'
I loved this matchup, Nash being my favorite player of all time vs the Mamba. It was just extraordinary they both revolutionized their position.
his handle was so sick
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I was a huge Suns fan during this period and OMG the heart break, but I loved watching the Steve Nash/ Kobe duels in the mid to late 2005 to 2010 period of time
Daym crazy how much the NBA changed since this! Having 2 bigs in the starting line up was a MUST still!!!
Tears filled my eyes when I back to see Kobe hugging Artest happily at the end of game. Seems Kobe were still alive.
Amazing to watch how compact defenses were back then. The game has changed so much in a short time
Bc of curry and klay. Jp but it went from centers dominate the game to guards putting up unimaginable points bc of the 3 and their new wave of shooting abilities. If you cant shoot you wont go far
@@yeboid.p.3641 they’re not really putting up that much more points. And it has a lot to do with the modern offenses and analytics. But yeah, Curry and Klay are great shooters
@@lukejanis2016 its funny cause this Suns team was actually one of the first teams to do the free to launch as many threes as u want at any time offense too when Dantoni was coach with his system a couple years earlier. They have two centers here with Lopez starting idk if thats cause they were doing that all season or cause they were facing Lakers twin towers but with Dantoni he liked to put Amare at center and surround him with shooters like Houston many years later with Harden and it made Nash and Stoudemires pick and roll game lethal.
Mike Dantoni was actually way ahead of the whole analytics movement with spreading the floor, open the paint, rapid shooting offense he just never had a Curry and Klay but Steve Nash and Jason Richardson were close and Jared Dudley and I think even Frye all shot around or above 40% so Phoenix was the Splash squad lol. The big difference is Kerr is an all around great coach on both sides of the ball and Dantoni had/has a terrible reputation for not coaching any defense so his teams were usually ass on that end while Golden states great with Draymond as the anchor and Klay before was nice too on d.
you got to guard curry at half court
@@Dnero518 Absolutely, Phoenix during this era were way ahead of their time. They were my favorite team for this style of play, even though they could never seal the deal. They paved the way for the current NBA, for better or worst lol
Pau in his prime was something else. I knew he had great footwork, could back down, turn over the shoulder, shoot the mid, pass out of the double, etc. One thing I didn't appreciate until now was his ability to string a series of movements together so seamlessly when off the ball. Like he could set a screen, come off, go across the paint, line up with a driving Kobe, catch a tight pass, and lay the ball up in the same stride while maintaining his body control.
This Laker front court was pretty unique, now that I look back on it. I know this isn't considered one of the great teams of all time, but I think their length/skill/mobility would give a lot of teams trouble.
He had no wasted movements or dribbles, everything was planned and he was always in control. And Kobe loved that cause he knows in order to have something that down pact u have to work on it everydY
Prime Pau is like a Jokic in MVP form
dude gasol was a pussy, he could not finish strong. And he was a terrible rebounder and defender. Kinda had a soft offensive game, good jump shot and passer but I would not like him on my team
Prime Pau with a healthy Bynum, and an aggressive Lamar Odom was tough to deal with.
Kobe put up: 34, 8, 7 on 52% fg and 43% 3ptfg and COUNTLESS clutch shots, and you're talking about PAU?
Kobe would've won 2 more rings with freaking Zach Randolph if Pau wasn't there. Pau was a very good player but not a GREAT player.
What did he ever do without Kobe? Nothing. And if anything, Kobe made him a better player the same way MJ made Pippen a better player by toughening him up and pushing him in practice, even to the point of physical confrontation.
Pau was great, but he was a replaceable part (Lamarcus Aldridge could've done what Pau did for those Lakers teams).
ZERO First Team all nba selections during his time with Kobe.
Maybe one 2nd team all nba selection.
Again, very good player but not great. And did not make the NBA's top 75 list.
Amazing to see Kobe and Nash go it like that I'm glad Kobe came out on top, this was truly his passion. I'm loving every minute of it. Thanks, NBA, and thanks, Kobe. R.I.P. Kobe and Gigi.
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Rip black mamba we will never forget you 💔💔💔
He ever be in our hearts R.I.P KOBE
Great Game RIP Kobe He will forever be in our Presence🐐🐐🙏🏾🙏🏾
1:31:43 What a beautiful camera angle - I’ve watched thousands of hours of NBA games, but rarely have I seen the courtside view. You can feel the urgency... #MambaForever 🐐🐍🏆🙏🏼💜
I Def would want to see this angle more often, def looks more natural & you can feel the game differently!
@@insaviour2783 i felt like i was on the sideline bro. boutta check in
I feel like I should be paying thousands of bucks for this camera angle
thank you for posting this. I remember watching this as a teenager and this just brought that all back to me. So awesome!
3/4/2021 game still does something to me. Miss this team.. Miss you kobe
I remember watching this as a kid ...such a heartbreaking loss this was the best season for Phoenix to win a championship...
I hate the fact that comments are at the top cuz I’m tempted to read them and then find out something I didn’t want to know so thanks now ik who won🤦🏾♂️
@@truebluetv22 my bad 🥺🥺
Steve Nash literally carried Phoenix so many years though
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Would say that 2006-2007 was their best team and chance. This was their last shot. Nash was 36 and they didn't have Marion but he still carried them this far.
@@truebluetv22 it was 10 years ago you fknuckle. Anything else youd like to conplain about?
Seeing Craig Sager and Kobe hurts my heart
Joey Law and Kobe
DAMN.
Kobe yes Craig Sager no he is an asshole
@YONGBOYUSECODELITTY yes he saved rodman but that doesnt mean he isnt an asshole might as well search for why
@I sus still remembered Craig Sager bro. He was 1st appeared in NBA 2K7.
RIP KOBE MY FAV BASKETBALL PLAYER😢💛💜🏀
Legends never die 👑🙏🤾♀️
Lbj: they stole my mvp but they'll never ever get my 4th ring and i will complete my #8 ring "tribute to kobe"
@Demarion Abram say what?? 😂🤔😑
thank you NBA for giving us Kobe 🙌
Ahhh.... I think his parents had a thing or two to do with "giving us Kobe".
@@lakersin556 😂😂😂....i meant the game man!
TriplA lol 😂
@@lakersin556 😂😂😂
Nostalgia, the good ol’ days.
I remember being 17years old and watching this series.
I was so hyped when Artest hit that buzzer beater and when Kobe hit that clutch shot over Grant Hill in the closeout game in Phoenix.
Time has flown by so quickly.
I like how the NBA has fully embraced youtube. The next will be to at least show re-runs of live matches here daily, when the season starts again
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The NBA's analytics and marketing team is the best of any sports league in the world! They really understand who and what their fanbase want.
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@@mcbuckets813 how
@@honeyturkey you
nash had that iso midrange down 🔥
Can't believe he's gone, so unfair...
Show Kobe in the finals against the Magic pleeeeeeease
That shot is lost in today’s NBA. So many of the greats had a killer mid range shot; Jordan and Kobe from the elbow for example.
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@@elimaduro1271 you're stupid
Then: Kobe's Lakers vs Nash's Suns
Now: LeBron's Lakers vs CP3's Suns
Now Kawhi's Clippers vs CP3's Clippers
I love Ron postgame interview “just play ball” he knew he took a bad shot but like he said that’s a shot he’s once made plenty times just didn’t fall but he kept playing and ended up with a game winner..
RIP Legend-Brother KOBE BRYANT
We`ll allways remember you
Pls all great games with Kobe
THANK U KOBE B , we will never forget .
Thank you Kobe for keeping the Fans on their feet as only you can. Thanks for never giving up when the chips are down. You're one true friend, and thank you for teaching and showing everyone who ever dreamed of being a basketball player the art of the game. Thank you for showing all those who will come after you what it means to play and play hard to win. Thank you for teaching all of us to stay focus on the goal because the reward is at the end of the game not in the middle. Thank you so very much for loving and caring enough about the game to work hard and level your game each and every day. And to those who will dare to follow in your footsteps, that much always be prepared to win at all cost. Also that they much have a winning attitude, stay focus and horn their craft, through practicing and practicing hard, playing and playing hard to be a winner and leader. Thank you, God, for Kobe and the Lakers. Thank you again, Kobe, for we miss you every minute of the day.
Lol
jesus christ how many of these sappy posts are you gonna make in 1 comment thread?!
@@georgesears2666 Hater spotted
@@Styles_Breez You look like a child molestor
@@feynmanschwingere_mc2270 bro is GLAZING it, calling Kobe his friend so yeah, I'll be a hater
this was the APEX of basketball in the NBA.. the golden era
Thank you KOBE for giving us the NBA 🙌🏽
We all love Kobe but it’s much more than that tbh.
Gshit thank you MAMBA FOR PUTTING YOUR LIFE ON THE COURT!!! YOU CHANGED THE GAME FOR THOSE 2 COME!!! You was and forever will be a blessing to basketball.
I remember watching this as a kid ...such a heartbreaking loss this was the best season for Phoenix to win a championship...
thank you kobeee! omg without you there is no NBA omg omg
can't believe this was really the Sun's final chances to ever reach a NBA Finals appearance sadly that era had so much bad luck
Black Mamba literally ended Suns. Decade later they still can't recover.
it's a team effort guys, this wasn't a 1 on 1 game
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@@MrJadeHappy we know that, but Kobe was the spearhead and the only real problem the Sun didn't figure out. Kobe was the problem for them and the Spurs.
I miss this era of basketball where you could rip through and get free throws easy 😂😂😂
I blame it on the refs
Ganito kaganda ang mga playoffs dati ,lalo na championship e sobra tlga higpit ng tao sa bawat isa
Can't believe he's gone, so unfair...
Kobe and Craig Sager.
Life will never be fair
Seeing Craig Sager and Kobe hurts my heart
Both are in our hearts for eternity!
😔❤💯
Kobe Bryant is my favorite player of all time
Cool but I’m not trying to be rude but Is it because he died? Because a lot of people have Kobe as their favorite because of that
@@cameronescatel4869 no he already my fav before he died.. i always wanted to meet him
LOL, if you aren't trying to be rude, what is this comment for? Get a life.
My favorite Lakers player of all time for sure. Only players I like more is Kareem, Giannis, and MJ
Bro I already had respect for Kobe but this series made me know he was one of the GOATS. The insane clutch shots he hit🥺. Die hard suns fan too and suns came so close
man these were good times. loved this laker team. rip kobe 💜
RIP Idol KOBE BRYANT
thank you NBA for giving us Kobe 🙌
You know it's 2010 when you here Eminem not afraid
*hear xD
@@brickalbert7031 salty?
@@t0xicmaster166 nope friendly
@@t0xicmaster166 u have 999 in ur name 😂
@@egg2669 salty?
The way people talk about Nash lets me know how old they are. He is a master.
I love Steve Nash & Jason Kidd free throw Routines, they make shooting free throws look cool.
I remember watching this 2010 NBA Western Conference Finals on TV Live when it actually happened. Fun series, to the eagle eyed viewer there is a lot of interesting things to look for in this series. This is the last NBA Western Conference Finals that Kobe Bryant plays in his illustrious NBA Playing Career. This is the last season to date the Phoenix Suns have made the NBA Playoffs. This is Amar’e Stoudemire last season has a member of the Phoenix Suns.
So those are some interesting things about this game, you may have not known or remembered.
Now the suns made the playoffs and the conference finals
What is it ?
Since your comment, they've made the playoffs every season and will likely continue to do so (this season at least)
RIP to one of the best to ever do it.
Steve Nash is the kind of point guard that we are missing on this basketball generation.
Yep.
Halliburton is here to fill that role
Kobe u were special bro rest in heaven u and Gigi #greatness
Kobe:that’s a pass
Thank you Kobe
RIP
Kobe doesn’t pass
@@egg2669 6,000+ assists
@@hoodieso8858 that’s not a lot better
@@hoodieso8858 In 20 years, and that doesn't translate to the attitude game by game.
@@dusk6159 But to say he doesn't pass os foolish
People forget how important Artest was for this Lakers squad.
Arrest was important for every roster he was ok to be honest
Conner Burnett yeah if only Malice in the Palace didn’t happen, Artest could have been a star
Brian Johnson I meant to say every roster he was on, but I’m not gonna judge Artest on what happened he got beer thrown on him and reacted, he came from a different home and understanding then I’m sure both me, and you came from. Not saying he was right, but I can’t undermine his career because of that incident
Ay you mean metta world peace?
ThyrdyPlayz Roblox he was known as Artest at the time
This game was fantastic and Koby was on fire. I am the Suns fun but I loved how the LA Lakers played on this final conference.
Nash was 36 at the time and playing like this. unbelievable.
Pure love to the lakers and Kobe
Thank you NBA! For posting and not adding a spoiler in the title. Love NBA!
The sun were a great team in 2010 I wish they had beat the Lakers in the playoffs in 2010 and made it to the finals
Alvin Gentry casually puking in his mouth and then explaining to Dan that he just puked in his mouth then spitting the puke into a towel on the bench is absolutely timeless.
Time stamp ?
Artest was a wild card, but his fearlessness paid off mightily in game 7 against the Celtics. He knocked down that 3 pointer like it was no big deal.
Wow, I miss these 2005 to 2010 Nash(Suns) vs Bryant(Lakers) duels.
This give me some Stockton vs Jordan vibe 😅
This is the first basketball championship I've ever seen. I don't want to judge, but I felt that the Lakers were really playing with their hearts. Rip Kobe 🙏❤️
Tournament? Cobe?? 🤔
I'll edit it 😉
I missed these players on Lakers. This lakers group are one of the best group in their era. ❤❤❤❤
That moment when world peace hugged Kobe,
I Shed a tear.
Love this game. I saw it when I was twelve.
So impress with the last shot with Kobe and Artest. beautiful game🎉🎉🎉
years old and playing like this. Amazingly underappreciated today.
Is it just me but this game, looks better than what we have today...
Phil Jackson coached MJ and Kobe ...just amazing man, Where amazing happens!
yep
Just imagine if he coached lebron fuckkkk
Dang! Nash still ballin' at this level at 36 is🔥🔥 and Kobe's amazing like always.
This game was on fire though... rip Kobe Bryant
My favorite moment of all time watching the nba
RIP Kobe 😫😭 🙌🏾
A beautiful game, a legendary duel!
i can sit and watch those games of that era from start to finish without getting bored or annoyed unlike the current nba
love the old times, I can name everyone on the court.
miss you KOBE💫😭🏀
same here. watching replays of his games still makes me shed tons of tears
Nash was a magician
his handle was sick
this the most poetic game ive ever watched 😭
So glad that the algorithm chose this game awesome 👌 watched whole video, miss alot of these games as a kid had to read newspapers. This is more like a important piece of history documentary too me .
This ending was lit 🔥 i still remember this game, Artest was trash this game but makes it up in the end.
Fact's 😂
People forget Artest was actually becoming a star back in Indiana...and
was a solid player throughout his career
he couldn't hit a shot from anywhere on the court as a Laker.
He was still an ace defender, especially against the drive and in the post, but this wasn't Indiana Ron.
@@marquisemoody6901 remember ron in game 7 in the finals of this yr? Scored 20 pts when all players played smothering defense
@@roromadethat7097 one game, but the most important one.
He struggled to shoot 40% in his Laker years. He had a good post game, but couldn't hit a layup lol
@@roromadethat7097 Kobe led the team in rebounds, outrebounding PAU with 15. And it with a tear in his knee so bad that it had to be drained before every quarter; oh and he had TWO broken fingers in his shooting hand for back to back championship runs. No excuses.
Kinda debunks the myth that he could only affect the outcome of games with his SCORING.
GOAT.
Oh My Goodness!!! Steve Nash is amazing!!!
wow kobe carried the lakers in 09 and 10 wow never seen a team win a chip with that much of talent compared to today
We miss you Kobe😭😭😭
When Kobe smirked @ Craig & said “We’re gonna go 4-2 tho” I laughed & cried. That they did. Life is so fleeting guys 😭
Nash, was very fun to see him play. Amazing player, phenomenal like Kobe or MJ
Rest in paradise Kobe
I'd like to see game 6 of that series, it was unforgettable clutch performance of Kobe, one of the wildest in the NBA history🔥
Love to watch kobes jumpshot trained by Jordan men so beauty
2022 and still watching
I absolutely love this Suns team then.
Kings never die♥👑👑
Goes to show how great of a coach Phil is, alot of coaches would have sat Artest would the game he was having
I remember that match
I enjoy thank you for uploading this video
I swear the Lopez twins never age😂
Miss these times all the old vets esp kobe rip
I was at this game sitting next to a family of Suns fans 😂 go Lake show!
I miss this Laker squad. Kobe surrounded by good vets and a young + deep bench is championship material.
The first 4 minutes of the game. I am really loving the tight defense of Phoenix. Really cool
I miss that all around now days
this was such a heart breaker. i remember watching this live and shouting the F word at Artest. LOL