Omar they are lucky now a days we don’t get creative moves it’s just bland and everyone back than respect each other now everyone talks about lebron and curry
I started out a Bucks fan. When Kareem went to the Lakers, I changed fave teams for the first and only time in my life. Paid off for me! Kareem is the GOAT!
Kareem did lose in college to Elvin Hayes and Houston, 71-69, breaking a 47 game winning streak. They beat Houston in the rematch in the NCAA Final Four 101-69.
@@mja91352 A lot of the centers on the top 5 wilt Hakeem Shaq Moses could also score while rebounding. Bill was great and one of best center defenders only behind Hakeem but he isn’t Goat center he was terrible at scoring and played with over 16 all stars.
Jabbar went 30, 15 and 4 assists for 8 str8 seasons. They didn’t count blks his first 4 yrs in the league and he still retired the all time shot block leader when he hung em up in 89’. Put that on on ya mind.
Some people are saying like he only got skyhook... I saw picture him blocking someone shot and his head was in the net. So imagine Gobbert with offensive game. Gobbert is an allstar with only defence. Jabbar had everything. You need to be athletic in order to Play for so long. Its natural that your quickness and speed wont be same becouse every next year you lose some. But if you start from high position you can be productive as older player.
yao ming against jabber, yao ming block jabber skyhook hook, knock air out jabber skyhook,,gheorghe muresan wouldve block jabber skyhook shot in the crowd, shaq oneal dunk on jabber 50 points@@orucreeis
Ben Middleton he was better as a buck bc that was during his prime when he was a laker in his early years like 80 81 82 that was his best laker years but he isn’t the best bald but still decent mostly 42 year olds score 3 points per year but Kareem scoring 25 at 42 which is crazy that’s the reason he has the most points bc he’s been constant his whole career always at that 25 30 mark
In the 1989 playoffs the Lakers had a 11 - 0 record in their three series leading into the Finals. The Pistons had a record of 11 - 2 in their three series leading into the Finals. Both teams were playing great. Then Byron Scott tore his hamstring muscles in a practice and was out for the series. Magic Johnson pulled his hamstring muscles in Game 2 and was essentially out for the remainder of the series. The Lakers needed both Byron and Magic healthy to win this Finals series. It would have been great to see Kareem and the Lakers win their third straight title, but that wasn't meant to be.
@@gl6996 wilt was getting legitimate offers to play in teams when he was 50 and he died at 63 years old so only 13 years before his death he was still getting offers
With all the talk about Jordan, I dor one believe Kareem was the better and the Goat. He made that skyhook look so easy but its extremely difficult. Nobody in the league could stop or block it. Look at these players in 2021, they injury prone and wash up by 25. This incredible giant played All the way into his 40's and stay at the top of his game. You truly the greatest of all time.
Crazy how Hubie Brown is still around calling NBA games. Over 30 years after Kareem’s final game and Hubie is still calling games, even in this years 2022 playoffs. He should be honored by the NBA
Kareem the real GOAT his numbers speak volumes he won on every level changed rules because of him a class act a great humanitarian for the game of basketball
Kareem was still balling out at 42 years old. The majestic Skyhook was unguardable. Kareem should have never retired in 1989. Kareem could've kept playing into the 90's
I'm sure Jabbar would have been able to play until 50... His playing style with always creating space between him and his opponents saved a lot of power through the years
Kareem hook makes me smile ear to ear. I stole that shot as a 6'5 center for the militay basketball team. I was avg. 20 points by half and got taken out the game because it was so unstoppable. Coach wanted to put in second string in blowouts. It is the most unstoppable shot ever when you master it
@@bobndomleonardilol. No. Lebron isn’t dominating now. And before you start bringing up stats. Just watch the games. Lebron isn’t even the 2md best player on the floor at any given time anymore
@@sportstalkonly1442lol. No he’s not. Have you even watched the games? There’s two sides to the ball. And Lebron won’t guard his shadow at this point. It’s not hate. It’s facts. If I’m the opposing coach , I’m attacking Lebron every time down the Court. He’s lazy and undisciplined on defense.
@@sportstalkonly1442that is a good point. I love all three and while I think MJ had the best NBA peak, if we’re talking total career KAJ and LBJ are the two best basketball players ever.
At 42 he def did great at picking and choosing his spots. Cant speak for the pundants and writers but he's MY 🐐. He broke the original scoring record held by Wilt and went on to score almost another 6k on top of it
I would certainly like to talk about Jazz music the Big Fella . Yes I’m a basketball fan but also a musician. And I heard that if being up music he will smile from ear to ear . Especially classic Jazz . I’m 60 and I know about it . Anyway what a treat that I got to see him play all those years .
I don’t think people realize how strong Kareem was backing down huge centers like Laimbeer/Walton/Wilt/Lanier/Parish. Especially with the handcheck rules
Recuerdo que en una entrevista Dr. J dijo que Kareem Abdul - Jabbar era el mejor jugador para él, ya que tuvo que adaptar su juego más que ningún otro jugador, ya que recordemos que, por ejemplo, la regla de los 3' en el área fue hecha para contrarrestar el dominio de ella por parte de los "big men" como Kareem! Mis respetos para Jabbar por su condición física y por ser, además, una gran persona dentro y fuera de las duelas.
i think if MAGIC was not injured. the series would be different. the real 🐐 in my opinion KAREEM at 42 but still caried the load for the LAKERS in that series. i think no one can top that
After that Game 3 Zeke & the Bad Boys was triple teaming the Greatest B-ball ever- to get that ball out of his hands- at 42 years young! Well when one considers that the Captain was putting up 40 on Patrick Ewing & almost 50 on Hakeem Olajuwon- just over a couple years earlier- then yes I think that was a smart move by the men from the Motor City. I still say that the way the undefeated Lakers came rolling into that 89 Finals, they would have taken the Big Fella out with another championship. But with the two starting guards out for the series pretty much( Magic playing about a half in that first game before the hamstring gave away & Byron Scott missing the entire series) it was not to be.
Nothing but respect for the Lakers and Kareem but we all know they lost the 88 finals in game 6 if not for a phantom call. They'd have been swept in 89 even if a prime Chamberlain and West was on that team at that time.
@@oneadvocate9517 During the play Hubie Brown said Laimbeer bumped Kareem's shoulder, you say it was a foul downlow. Kinda odd to have 2 versions of the truth on a skyhook attempt from the wing. Assuming that at least one person had the right call its clear that there was nothing obvious enough to excuse a ticky tack foul call, in the last minute game 6 of the NBA finals.
@@ryansmith3987 Bill Cartwright would've destroyed Kareem??????? MAN STAY OFF CRACK. You"ve got to be from Chicago or MUST be a diehard fan saying something that stupid.
Wouldve been interesting if Sampson had not gotten injured and all those drug related suspensions hadn't happened. My Rockets ran roughshod over LA at their apex. The West was a cakewalk for Magic, kareem and worthy outside of that year.
Kareem stayed in great shape throughout his career but he really benefited from getting paired up with Magic. I think that kept him motivated longer than he might have been if he was on a different team.
Throughout those 20 years, he was the only one who didn't wear high top sneakers. He stated at 38 yrs young that its an old wives tale that high tops protect your ankles. He said that shock pounding up and down the court goes to that next joint - your knees. He & Magic benefited from each other. But let's not forget that from 1969 to 1987, he was the Bucks & Lakers #1 scoring option. He stopped being the Lakers top threat after the 85-86 season at 39 years young - only because Pat Riley asked him what he thought of his plan to ask Magic to score more in the upcoming season. The GOAT was fine with that of course & that next season when #33 turned 40, Magic won league MVP & Kareem at age 40 put 32 points on Robert Parrish & Bill Walton in the championship clinching game 6. The year before when he was still the team's #1 scoring option, he scored 40 on Patrick Ewing & 46 on the Dream through just over 3 quarters. If that game had been close & if Riley didn't sit him for much of the 4th quarter - he scores 60-70 easily as Rockets coach Bill Fitch made the stupid decision of having Olajawon guard Kareem one on one.
Lucky are the people of his generation who watched him live.
Not for me(I was too late to be a basketball fan) . I could see his amazing skills through youtube luckily.
Omar they are lucky now a days we don’t get creative moves it’s just bland and everyone back than respect each other now everyone talks about lebron and curry
YES THEY ARE
I started out a Bucks fan. When Kareem went to the Lakers, I changed fave teams for the first and only time in my life. Paid off for me! Kareem is the GOAT!
Howard Pryor yeah lol. You’re a real fart smeller eh?
Man this makes me emotional. What a career.
The GOAT
KAREEM WAS A SCORING MACHINE AND HIS HOOK SHOT WAS UNSTOPPABLE
Kareem is the g.o.a.t and that skyhook is deadly...
The g.o.a.t. is named Bill Russell.
You speak the truth
In spurs era that sky hook is useless..
@KaRL MiCHaeL 19
Well Tim Duncan would use the jump hook.
Shaq used a hook.
Yao did too
@@Johnkoth Luc Longley even used a hook shot with the Bulls!!
Lost one high school game...never lost in college...all time scoring leader...greatest big man of all time...
Kareem did lose in college to Elvin Hayes and Houston, 71-69, breaking a 47 game winning streak. They beat Houston in the rematch in the NCAA Final Four 101-69.
@@sjaps basketball is not a one man game so its not really hos fault for losing
Who did he lose to in highschool
"Greatest big man of all time" is named Bill Russell.
@@mja91352 A lot of the centers on the top 5 wilt Hakeem Shaq Moses could also score while rebounding. Bill was great and one of best center defenders only behind Hakeem but he isn’t Goat center he was terrible at scoring and played with over 16 all stars.
Even the bad boys had to give Kareem his respect the end of the showtime lakers.
Because he deserved it
Yes the PISTONS
GREAT BASKETBALL IN THOSE DAY.
Jabbar went 30, 15 and 4 assists for 8 str8 seasons. They didn’t count blks his first 4 yrs in the league and he still retired the all time shot block leader when he hung em up in 89’. Put that on on ya mind.
God damn. Dude definitely has a strong case for 🐐. The more I learn about him the more I become convinced.
Im sure he averaged like 3-4 coming into the leauge💯
Tell it....he is the man...
Some people are saying like he only got skyhook... I saw picture him blocking someone shot and his head was in the net. So imagine Gobbert with offensive game. Gobbert is an allstar with only defence. Jabbar had everything. You need to be athletic in order to Play for so long. Its natural that your quickness and speed wont be same becouse every next year you lose some. But if you start from high position you can be productive as older player.
@@maciejlorenc2500 because that's what the bronsexuals want to believe that he only had the skyhook
Kareem was a freak, even at 42, he still had his legs and his knees, which is so rare for a big guy like him.
Especially the era he played in
His sky hook signature move was unstoppable.
Yao ming vs jabber skyhook hook
yao ming against jabber, yao ming block jabber skyhook hook, knock air out jabber skyhook,,gheorghe muresan wouldve block jabber skyhook shot in the crowd, shaq oneal dunk on jabber 50 points@@orucreeis
Kareem was a great buck as well.
Ben Middleton he was better as a buck bc that was during his prime when he was a laker in his early years like 80 81 82 that was his best laker years but he isn’t the best bald but still decent mostly 42 year olds score 3 points per year but Kareem scoring 25 at 42 which is crazy that’s the reason he has the most points bc he’s been constant his whole career always at that 25 30 mark
@@jordanboteler8978 beat me to it
Used the backboard and didn't go to skyhook as often.Yes he was a great player his entire career.Skyhook of the board...amazing
he is the one who give bucks their only title
@@continuethecycleofhate6015 him and the big O Oscar Robertson
Skyhook. There is nothing to stop the Skyhook. Yesterday, today and tomorrow!
Wilt Chamberlain: Who decided that
Gr4nd Gaming true wilt is the true goat
@Inigo Bantok he blocked it only twice bruh can u block the skyhook yeah thats what i thought
@Inigo Bantok he blocked it twice at 36 years old btw
Inigo Bantok he was 36 and had a hurt nee at the time so...
Fcking 42 years old and still dominating...
Dirk should do this even Vince Carter.
@@MitzGamingTechPH nba finals?
@@MitzGamingTechPH Both retired now 😢
The real GOAT
😂 Never 😅 mj is the goat
Kareem is a really good player, Top 5 All Time. But to say he is the GOAT Is absurd. It's that kid from North Carolina, Mike.
Ma Vi sheep
The biggest sheeps and worst fans replied to that comment, the Michael Jordan fans.
@@dusk6159 i mean kareem aint the goat its mj. u cant argue.
An iconic career to say the very least.
I'm going to the court to practice my Skyhook
Sun God I practice it to I’m getting better at it
@Trey Sommer You forgot the part where you have to be over 7ft tall for it to be effective against people
@Trey Sommer It depends how tall you are, if you are like 5'7 its not really effective unless your vs small kids
Are you also 7 foot 2?
In the 1989 playoffs the Lakers had a 11 - 0 record in their three series leading into the Finals. The Pistons had a record of 11 - 2 in their three series leading into the Finals. Both teams were playing great. Then Byron Scott tore his hamstring muscles in a practice and was out for the series. Magic Johnson pulled his hamstring muscles in Game 2 and was essentially out for the remainder of the series. The Lakers needed both Byron and Magic healthy to win this Finals series. It would have been great to see Kareem and the Lakers win their third straight title, but that wasn't meant to be.
there cannot be a more beautiful exit
Believe it, The Skyhook is the most unstoppable, can't block it... And no one uses now Most people don't have a clue...
It's a shame today's big men would rather shoot 3's than shoot skyhooks...
@Big pimpin They didn't count blocked shots as a stat back then...lol 😂🤣😆
@Big pimpin I know. I'm just trippin' right about now. Wilt did that when he was older...
@Big pimpin I find it hard to believe that Wilt was human, so the skyhook is indeed unstoppable
@@gl6996 wilt was getting legitimate offers to play in teams when he was 50 and he died at 63 years old so only 13 years before his death he was still getting offers
Kareem is simply the best and he is better than all the rest ...
Amazing 42 years old!
With all the talk about Jordan, I dor one believe Kareem was the better and the Goat. He made that skyhook look so easy but its extremely difficult. Nobody in the league could stop or block it. Look at these players in 2021, they injury prone and wash up by 25. This incredible giant played All the way into his 40's and stay at the top of his game. You truly the greatest of all time.
Of course Kareem was better; Jordan couldn't hold Kareem's jock. But the Goat is named Bill Russell.
The goat
Crazy how Hubie Brown is still around calling NBA games. Over 30 years after Kareem’s final game and Hubie is still calling games, even in this years 2022 playoffs. He should be honored by the NBA
Seen him play Denver in playoffs, got the ball at the 3 point line and the whole place yelled shoot it.everybody loved Kareem
Some one brought his name up in the most successful talks , I must agree . !
Kareen is a beast. The GOAT center.
GOAT EVER
Wilt is better imo
@@slashbxe2832 take you trumpian talk away.
@@kingbingentertainment9628 nigga what sorry for having an opinion
Kareem the real GOAT his numbers speak volumes he won on every level changed rules because of him a class act a great humanitarian for the game of basketball
The "real GOAT" is named Bill Russell.
@@mja91352 Based off winning 11 championships in 13 years that's a team achievement that doesn't make you the GOAT
1:32 unstoppable shot ¡¡¡
Say that to wilt chamberlain
That's the GOAT, right there.
Kareem was a joy to watch. A big Laker fan back then. Big difference in team today.
Damn! That Skyhook was lethal back in the day.
He made everyone want to practice, and have the skyhook in their arsenal.
That hook shot was just unstoppable! I don’t understand why today’s players don’t use it!
The players of today are to scared,to step out the box 📦 to learn the sky hook.
Crazy how a 42 years old do this in the finals!
Best center of all time!
This is the goat team of lakers
Karim was a basketball artist, sublime class, very few at his level before and after him in basketball
That was the first series I ever saw live here in Greece. So weird it was Kareem last games
42 yrs old and still unstoppable.
Kareem was still balling out at 42 years old. The majestic Skyhook was unguardable. Kareem should have never retired in 1989. Kareem could've kept playing into the 90's
He was 42. I think it was time
I'm sure Jabbar would have been able to play until 50... His playing style with always creating space between him and his opponents saved a lot of power through the years
So many great memories I truly miss those days
Kareem hook makes me smile ear to ear. I stole that shot as a 6'5 center for the militay basketball team. I was avg. 20 points by half and got taken out the game because it was so unstoppable. Coach wanted to put in second string in blowouts. It is the most unstoppable shot ever when you master it
What base were you at
Greatest former all time scorer of NBA, respect him 賈霸.
Kids nowadays will never understand the beauty of old school ball.
Even over the hill, shell of Bucks Kareem is scary good. I don’t think the nba will see another 42 year old superstar dominate like this.
Maybe lebron, but that's it
@@bobndomleonardilol. No. Lebron isn’t dominating now.
And before you start bringing up stats. Just watch the games. Lebron isn’t even the 2md best player on the floor at any given time anymore
@TV-ob1if kareem wasn't either. But even so why should he be expected to be the second best player on the floor at age 38?
@@TV-ob1iflebron is definitely the only other guy. U don't have to be a hater dude.
@@sportstalkonly1442lol. No he’s not. Have you even watched the games? There’s two sides to the ball. And Lebron won’t guard his shadow at this point.
It’s not hate. It’s facts. If I’m the opposing coach , I’m attacking Lebron every time down the Court. He’s lazy and undisciplined on defense.
Kareem Abdul Jabbar is The Greatest and The Very Best Basketball Player in The History of Basketball.
The most unstoppable shot in NBA history.
That sky hook was ridiculous...him and lebron has one thang in common and that's playing at a high level for 20 seasons
And that's one of the reasons they are both better than Jordan.
@@sportstalkonly1442that is a good point. I love all three and while I think MJ had the best NBA peak, if we’re talking total career KAJ and LBJ are the two best basketball players ever.
Tell your old man to drag Walton and Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes!
Those where the days of real exciting basketball 🏀 real damn players
Kareem Abdul jabbar thank You bro for all your great job
My eyes watering watching his last match 😭😭😭
Rodman, Laimbeer, Salley and the Pistons bad boys giving Kareem a standing ovation. That says it all
At 42 he def did great at picking and choosing his spots. Cant speak for the pundants and writers but he's MY 🐐. He broke the original scoring record held by Wilt and went on to score almost another 6k on top of it
He played at a. Stunning level for 19 years then in his 20th season here at age , 42.. he started shooting airballs
2:36 "and his parents cheering him on"
*Parents look the same age as Kareem*
I would certainly like to talk about Jazz music the Big Fella . Yes I’m a basketball fan but also a musician. And I heard that if being up music he will smile from ear to ear . Especially classic Jazz . I’m 60 and I know about it . Anyway what a treat that I got to see him play all those years .
Game 3 Lakers shorthanded the last record he established 24 points 13 rebounds the most points and rebounds in a playoff game at 42 years old
The GOAT.
Stunningly good
He's the GOAT
The Captain#33 all day
He isn't the goat LOL
Yes he is @@m1stafa
42 years old Kareem
I don’t think people realize how strong Kareem was backing down huge centers like Laimbeer/Walton/Wilt/Lanier/Parish. Especially with the handcheck rules
...che personaggi mitici ...Kareem , Bird, Magic...la golden age del NBA .
Recuerdo que en una entrevista Dr. J dijo que Kareem Abdul - Jabbar era el mejor jugador para él, ya que tuvo que adaptar su juego más que ningún otro jugador, ya que recordemos que, por ejemplo, la regla de los 3' en el área fue hecha para contrarrestar el dominio de ella por parte de los "big men" como Kareem!
Mis respetos para Jabbar por su condición física y por ser, además, una gran persona dentro y fuera de las duelas.
Every big man of the modern era models their game after Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Goat
Hook shot is such a beautiful, elegant, technical and "deadly" move. I miss old games so much. Such variety of plays and styles.
When hoops was hoops, not a game of HORSE
@@mja91352 lol it's not steph's fault. (That's who most point the finger at)
The skyhook was a thing of beauty!
Kareem at age 99 would still be vastly superior to Laimbeer at his prime.
True but they played two entirely different games.
No need to rip Bill L . He is what he is . A tough solid player with a killer Jump shot from way out .!!
This year Kareem can destroy todays league
IT WOULD BE BEYOND SPECTACULAR TO OWN A CHAMPIONSHIP RING. GOD BLESS MY BEAUTIFUL FRIENDS.
The one and only Abdul Jabbar.
i think if MAGIC was not injured.
the series would be different.
the real 🐐 in my opinion
KAREEM at 42 but still caried the load for the LAKERS in that series.
i think no one can top that
42 moving like that? god damn how do you even compete against that
Kareem is super star
After that Game 3 Zeke & the Bad Boys was triple teaming the Greatest B-ball ever- to get that ball out of his hands- at 42 years young! Well when one considers that the Captain was putting up 40 on Patrick Ewing & almost 50 on Hakeem Olajuwon- just over a couple years earlier- then yes I think that was a smart move by the men from the Motor City. I still say that the way the undefeated Lakers came rolling into that 89 Finals, they would have taken the Big Fella out with another championship. But with the two starting guards out for the series pretty much( Magic playing about a half in that first game before the hamstring gave away & Byron Scott missing the entire series) it was not to be.
Nothing but respect for the Lakers and Kareem but we all know they lost the 88 finals in game 6 if not for a phantom call. They'd have been swept in 89 even if a prime Chamberlain and West was on that team at that time.
@@thereisnoend Laimbeer fouled him down low. He bumped him with his body. It wasn't a phantom call.
@@oneadvocate9517 During the play Hubie Brown said Laimbeer bumped Kareem's shoulder, you say it was a foul downlow. Kinda odd to have 2 versions of the truth on a skyhook attempt from the wing.
Assuming that at least one person had the right call its clear that there was nothing obvious enough to excuse a ticky tack foul call, in the last minute game 6 of the NBA finals.
@@thereisnoend Lol either way it was a foul which they called. That was 32 years ago. The Pistons won the next year, what is your beef
You see how the Pistons responded to someone they actually had some respect for.
First time I know NBA team was LA Lakers because of Kareem. His deadly "Sky Hook" ball throw was very famous.
Considering this game is toward the end of his career.
I was his last series
Michael Jordan is not the goat. Kareem is the real GOAT.
Fine!! You’re correct. Michael Jackson is the GOAT.
Big disrespect that we never include him at goat conversations
Unstoppable
That hook was official...
He's certainly in the top five player list of alltime
The first nba game/series I remember.
When Kareem retired it was the end of an Era of real basketball. The corporations took over in 90's.
Huh?
@@ngc-fo5teThe arenas changed to corporate names, it became more of a business than competition. Imo
@@UncleGingersChronicles I am just puzzled at what "real" basketball is as compared to what? "unreal" basketball?
@ngc-fo5te Real basketball is men going against each other to win games rather than the league controlling which team wins for ratings.
I don't think the Bulls would've beat the Lakers if they had Kareem. Would've been MJ's first finals lost.
I totally agree !
Cartwhright would’ve destroyed Kareem
@@ryansmith3987 Bill Cartwright would've destroyed Kareem??????? MAN STAY OFF CRACK. You"ve got to be from Chicago or MUST be a diehard fan saying something that stupid.
Wouldve been interesting if Sampson had not gotten injured and all those drug related suspensions hadn't happened.
My Rockets ran roughshod over LA at their apex. The West was a cakewalk for Magic, kareem and worthy outside of that year.
They would’ve definitely lost if he was in his prime
His hookshot was unstoppable
Kareem stayed in great shape throughout his career but he really benefited from getting paired up with Magic. I think that kept him motivated longer than he might have been if he was on a different team.
Throughout those 20 years, he was the only one who didn't wear high top sneakers. He stated at 38 yrs young that its an old wives tale that high tops protect your ankles. He said that shock pounding up and
down the court goes to that next joint - your knees. He & Magic benefited from each other. But let's not forget that from 1969 to 1987, he was the Bucks & Lakers #1 scoring option. He stopped being the
Lakers top threat after the 85-86 season at 39 years young - only because Pat Riley asked him what he thought of his plan to ask Magic to score more in the upcoming season. The GOAT was fine with that of course & that
next season when #33 turned 40, Magic won league MVP & Kareem at age 40 put 32 points on Robert Parrish & Bill Walton in the championship clinching game 6. The year before when he was still the team's #1
scoring option, he scored 40 on Patrick Ewing & 46 on the Dream through just over 3 quarters. If that game had been close & if Riley didn't sit him for much of the 4th quarter - he scores 60-70 easily as Rockets coach Bill Fitch made the stupid decision of having Olajawon guard Kareem one on one.
today basketball so better than old school
Kareem’s sky hook is fatality
Kareem sky hook is impossible to block.
Thanks for posting.... looking for some Aikido moves ....
Wow wow wow! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Notice, no Magic Johnson and Byron Scott. Both injured 😢😢😢
i respect the pistons for not hard fouling kareem like they did to literally everybody else.
The most effective, graceful and unstoppable shot in Basketball, the sky hook. Only Jabbar who uses it.
Johnson saved/extended Abdul-Jabbar’s career.