Definitely beautiful basketball, people found them boring because they didn't have any drama going on in the organization, but seeing them play the game was pure art.
You are spot on with your final words. Its all about the money and brands, and it is disgusting and a disgrace to ANY sport. BTW i did enjoy the clip, really beautiful to see them going back to the fundamentals and totally destroy the opposition.
No idea about who you are or your channel but I love the commentaries. Long time Spurs fan here I graduated highschool that Summer 2014 and their championship run that year was one of the best in all of NBA history, watching them play was like hearing an orchestra. BTW number 33 is Boris Diaw, one of the most skilled big men to ever play IMO, he can dime you up, hit you with spins, finish left/right under the basket, sky hooks, and gives lots of backdoor screens which allows for 3s and 4s to cut the baselines and guard to spot up corner 3s. He made fools out of Bosh, Haslem and Lebron that year in the paint. Literally carved up the Thunders and Clippers big with simple fundamentals.
Tim Duncan was the last franchise player.... a player that stayed his whole career on one team and the player that you build everything around him... today players hop from team to team with no identity and that I believe makes the league so lame , back then you knew what teams philosophies were... now it's always a try to win a championship with strangers. I remember an argentinian author, who said that he preferred to lose a game with friends, rather than celebrate with strangers. But I guess is a nostalgy thing now.
Man I was a Suns fan with Nash and Shawn Marion and Anare etc etc, so you know I didn't like these spurs teams for shit. But looking back with but more maturation. Gotta respect them. When I first saw Tony Parker I was like he's lucky AF, but he just kept doing the same things. So I was like damn ..I guess that's his game. He got the job done and then some though.
And that dude you were talking about was BORIS DIAW from France. He had a huge year when Amare Stoudamire was out with that injury. Never saw him play as aggressive after that. But he was also a good passer and an IQ player.
If its a team sport...my interest is in teams, not individuals If its a solo sport...well....obviously, my interest is in the lone solo athlete that has no one but themselves to count on, they have to own their mistakes.
Definitely beautiful basketball, people found them boring because they didn't have any drama going on in the organization, but seeing them play the game was pure art.
You are spot on with your final words. Its all about the money and brands, and it is disgusting and a disgrace to ANY sport. BTW i did enjoy the clip, really beautiful to see them going back to the fundamentals and totally destroy the opposition.
No idea about who you are or your channel but I love the commentaries. Long time Spurs fan here I graduated highschool that Summer 2014 and their championship run that year was one of the best in all of NBA history, watching them play was like hearing an orchestra.
BTW number 33 is Boris Diaw, one of the most skilled big men to ever play IMO, he can dime you up, hit you with spins, finish left/right under the basket, sky hooks, and gives lots of backdoor screens which allows for 3s and 4s to cut the baselines and guard to spot up corner 3s. He made fools out of Bosh, Haslem and Lebron that year in the paint. Literally carved up the Thunders and Clippers big with simple fundamentals.
Tim Duncan was the last franchise player.... a player that stayed his whole career on one team and the player that you build everything around him... today players hop from team to team with no identity and that I believe makes the league so lame , back then you knew what teams philosophies were... now it's always a try to win a championship with strangers. I remember an argentinian author, who said that he preferred to lose a game with friends, rather than celebrate with strangers. But I guess is a nostalgy thing now.
Love That You "Hate" The Spurs 1888-2014 And Yet You Respect Them... You're A True Fan...
Now, this is what I called an insightful video review. My friend, you deserve way more viewers. Keep up the good work!!!
Man I was a Suns fan with Nash and Shawn Marion and Anare etc etc, so you know I didn't like these spurs teams for shit. But looking back with but more maturation. Gotta respect them.
When I first saw Tony Parker I was like he's lucky AF, but he just kept doing the same things. So I was like damn ..I guess that's his game. He got the job done and then some though.
I’m a phx fan but that team was a great team overall.
Old, slow and didn’t really dunk but they won championship. Imma Celtic but damn! I appreciated their game!
How basketball should be. Passing like the 86 Celtics couldn’t agree more
after watching your reaction im definately subscribing, great video ( I know deep down you like my Spurs ) someone get her a Spurs jersey.
Ykb! Great video!
And that dude you were talking about was BORIS DIAW from France. He had a huge year when Amare Stoudamire was out with that injury. Never saw him play as aggressive after that. But he was also a good passer and an IQ player.
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Can you do a reaction to Hakeem Olajuwan, His movement was beautiful. He and McHale, their movement was so unique.
You should coach.
This was the game lebum choked, also to the Mavericks, lebum goat of flop
If its a team sport...my interest is in teams, not individuals
If its a solo sport...well....obviously, my interest is in the lone solo athlete that has no one but themselves to count on, they have to own their mistakes.
Youre gonna have to make a new vid soon lol. The Spurs aint done lol.
GSG
Clayton has a great video too!
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Dwight Howard technically was the last true bigman.
Joel Embid is still plays like a traditional big most of the time
nobody likes a reaction video when you are just pausing every 20 seconds
nah she did great, but i get you some people like to hear themselves talk