13 Straight Minutes of NBA Facts... Kinda... Not really (Part 12)
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A list of some stunning facts from all eras of NBA history... some of which you might find quite hard to believe.
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Looking back at this massive series so far, which fact do you think was the most memorable?
@JonnyArnett u ever thought about doin a vid on spencer haywood n how everything went down with him? N also how it affects the NBA 2day?
Wilt 100 points
"I already did enough damage"
That's some Thannos shit Larry Legend a menace 😭
no idea what thanos means except maybe comic books or something
@@Bluebirdfalling ok boomer lol
Larry didn't give a fck about his stats. Unlike todays era.
Larry Bird’s (almost) quadruple double game is even more legendary after that bit about Ricky Davis’s attempt at the triple double lol
Lol. GREAT point. Idk how that hadn't even crossed my mind. hahaha
Jonny Arnett I appreciate the reply! Your vids are amazing btw, love the content! I never knew about this performance from Bird til this day. Please keep it up haha
Bruh you’re just a hater. Why can’t you like the determination. Oh I see why you think bird is cooler at the expense of Ricky smh
I think the lower turnover percentage is a function of greater perimeter shooting. With more threes being taken, less dribble penetration and post ups means less then overs poked away in double teams and lane traffic.
Update: Grizzlies (152) vs Thunder (79) is now the game with the most largest margin of victory on Dec. 3, 2021.
The 1960s and 1970s pace was out of this realm! When basketball was still taking its faltering steps, the pace and style of play was particularly simple. You were asked to push the ball before the defense was set... but to an absurd extend.
In 1962, the league average was 118.8 PPG (without a three-point line), and 147 rebounding opportunities ! That's insane.
During that season, 12 starters stayed on the court for over 40 minutes per game in 1962 alone. Wilt Chamberlain gathered an impressive 48.8 minutes per contest.
Coaching was really different back then!
BTW, Wilt Chamberlain is a beast even by today's standards.
Wilt would be a beast in any era. If wilt was playing in this era right now, this wouldn't be a three point era but wilts era. The only reason why wilt didn't get many championships is because he would matchup with bill Russel who consistently had better teammates and had way better coaching while wilt was never able to get a good coach to properly coach him. The two times he had good coaches, he won the championship both those times.
@@prajwalkrishnabhat5539 exactly. Wilt's prime was basically wasted by being a part of a shit team. Whereas Bill Russell had a stacked team with multiple hall of famers, including a flippin' former mvp in Bob Cousy
In that era, Wilt had the vertical of MJ, the speed of prime LeBron and strength superior to Shaq. Imagine him in today's era with improved medical treatments and better shoes. His prime would be so elongated as well. Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell were robbed by blocks not being counted. Hakeem has the highest block per game average of 3.09, but Wilt unofficially had 880 in blocks in his last 100 games(LAST, after surgery and being old man Wilt basically). He would basically have a career average of a triple double. Let that sink in
Wilt is definitely the best player to ever play. Legacy, maybe not. But skill and pure dominance, for sure. How can you beat the guy one on one?! He would block any shot you shoot and dunk on anyone
@@ahankumar555
About the vertical. Wilt Chamberlain Archive made a video. It was estimated between 39.6 and 40.35 inches by the University of Kansas and the Warriors his first two seasons (max reach was 12'9 or 13' depending on your source).
About his strength. Phil Jackson wasn't able to tell who was stronger : Shaquille O'Neal, Artis Gilmore or Wilt Chamberlain.
His blocks were recorded from 1959 to 1973.
But, I get you. He was a rare specimen.
Chamberlain NCAA record in high jumping events was 6'6.75. Bill Russell, 6'10, then the 7th best jump in 1956!
2:56 I can see why people say we're in the matrix 😂 Larry and Kevin moving like damn robots moving in sync!
I could not stop laughing after Johny said Wilt scored only 58 points in the 5th game. The fact that a game in which Wilt Chamberlain scores 58 points can be looked upon as just an average game for him shows his alien-like extent of dominance.
Tim Duncan also unofficially had a quadruple double but two clear block shots werent accounted to his tally.
He's also the only one who did it in a playoffs, but not only in a playoffs, but in a finals and not only in a finals but in a game 6 finals clinching win.
Tim Duncan is severely underrated. IMO to me he sits above players like Shaq. Olajuwon as well but thats a different story.
Yep that's true I have no idea why they didn't count it as blocks
I would not put him above Shaq in terms of legacy the two are very close in all time ranking and so is Hakeem.I rank O'Neal 8th all time And Duncan 9th and Dream 11th respectively.I know Duncan's Prime '99-07 was amazing but Shaq's prime 1995-2003 was more amazing if that's possible to say in my opinion.
@@jasmeonjohnson2238 During Shaq's absolute prime, Tim Duncan held Shaq to 24 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 blocks on 51% shooting throughout their playoff matchups.
Tim Duncan himself averaged 23 points, 12 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 blocks on 50%.
Olajuwon never got to face him within his prime but in his athletic prime, Olajuwon virtually always had his number while not being in his. Not a knack on Shaq tho. Olajuwon was really the best center of the newer generations(80's +).
Shaq's lagacy might be greater but it's especially built on his finals performances which were except for an out of prime(but DPOY nonetheless) 36 year old Mutumbo had no markee matchups whatsover coming out of the East and thus utterly dominated because the East had virtually no dominant big men and as a whole was a weak conference.
In the West part of the conferences Shaq averaged 28 points and 12 rebounds on 54% monster stats still, but for two years not even leading his team in scoring during the WCF(which Kobe did with an average 32 points), showing he was a lot more 'human' during the WC.
And no really I'm not underrating Shaq here. I'm stating that Tim Duncan and Olajuwon are no matter how highly rated, are extremely underrated, while having clear cut cases to not only be higher placed than Shaq, but potentially even somewhere along the spot of 5th.
Yep, I have Timmy higher all time than Shaq or Hakeem or Wilt.
@@jasmeonjohnson2238 Duncan is much better than shaq,, don't even try to debate that
That Duncan never got the DPOY is one of the big injustice of the NBA (same with Pippen)
NBA fact: When Jonny posts we stop and watch
Lol. Humbled by that kind of support. Thanks for dropping in as always!
The Tim Duncan defence fact was one I was sooooo happy to hear, keep it up Jonny!!!!!!!!!!
Wow that Larry Bird story was crazy. Westbrook and Bron couldn’t fathom not going back in for the 10th steal. Lmao
Lol. Also consider that the NBA record is 11 steals in a single game, so not only did Larry pass up on a Quad, but he also turned down an All-Time defensive record. Pretty good for a guy who doesn't get much credit for his defense.
I love how Jonny gives us a video full of facts, and then casually drops more facts in the comments. Lol. Keep it up!
The difference between great players and STAR players.
& casuals always say lebron is better than legend smh
Ngl that sponsor transition was fire
Literally 9 days after this video was posted, the Grizzlies beat the Thunder by 73 points, breaking the record for the largest margin of victory lol.
Thanks for blessing our day with another one of these bangers
"I already did enough damage."
-Larry Bird
Good lord this guy is a legend.
Bring back the mvp series, when are we going to see an mvp vid, we love those videos!!!!
I've just been caught up with various projects, but I'm definitely planning on it! The next one is the 80s Finals MVPs. I've already made the thumbnail and decided the winners, I just need to finish the script and do the editing. Thanks for supporting my channel in the meantime! :)
Larry is really a legend.
MVP, Coach of the year. Executive of the year.
I really liked the facts about the DPOY and MVP winning without the most 1st place votes. I vaguely remember them discussing it w Kawhi, but I was very young for the Barkley/ Magic one. Fire as always, Jonny!
Let's go my boy Jonny is blessing us with another banger
Well thanks for blessing me with the view and the kind comment! Keeps this channel rollin.
Bird is such a legend bro. I feel like he’s so underrated by my generation
I think something that definitely gets overlooked is the fact that if Lebron continues on his current trajectory, he will be the only player to hit the triple 10,000 mark (points, assists, and rebounds). I think this shows why he is one of the most well-rounded and versatile players to ever play the game.
Crazy how you just talked about the biggest blow out in NBA history and then yesterday, just 9 days later the Grizzlies beat the Thunder with a difference of 73 points breaking that record :D
Right?! Its been decades since the last record, and then BOOM, right after I talk about it. haha
I was looking for this comment
the best NBA content creator BY FAR! keep up the good work and never stop please💪
Humbled that you think so highly of my channel! There’s definitely a lot of other great creators out there, so I’m just grateful that you have me in the conversation :) No plans on stopping. Love making content
Keeping doing these I love them so much
Bruh....so we not gonna talk about smooth that transition into the ad was? 😂😂
The turnover-numbers are probably a result of multiple things:
1. Basketball was way more physical back then, and physicality often leads to more turnovers.
2. Players are getting more skilled offensively and defense is punished a lot more.
3. The three-point-revolution has lead to more spacing, which automatically leads to less turnovers. It is way easier to turn a ball over in tight spaces
Great points. Also great name. Dragon Ball FTW
@@jonnyarnett Thanks. Also great video, keep up the work :)
The blowout record really got beat😭
yesss i just started relaxing before i do my research paper this is what i needed 😩
11:28 the biggest blowout now belongs to the okc and grizzlies okc lost by 73
nahhh the spurs stat is wild🤣😭
This channel is remarkable. Johnny keep em coming my guy. When I subbed I punched the sub button. Broke my phone but it felt good and was worth it
Lol. Thanks Matthew! Glad to have you on board
Fact #11 is no longer a fact. Thank you, Memphis Grizzlies.
That 50 points on great efficiency by non-all star reminds me of Jamal Murray and Fred VanVleet last season, both putting up 50 and 54 in like 25 shots, essentially 100% TS
9:15 Damn, I don't even care about Minnesota and that hurt my spirit.
🔥dude this series might be my fav 🐐
Watching this after the Grizzlies blew out the Thunder by 73 points 👀👀
This is great info, Jonny!
Nice advertisement transition Jonny
Hey jonny I was wondering if you would ever consider doing a "How good was Kenny 'the Jet' Smith REALLY" video? Obviously, he's never been an all-star, but he is constantly roasted by Shaq and Chuck for being a mediocre player and his career is often used as a joke even though he contributed to back-to-back championships as a starter. If anyone could put some perspective on the Jet's underrated career it's the Basketball encyclopedia Jonny Arnett. (Maybe it would be a good April fools video or something)
I love your videos and this series is great keep up the good work man!
This is a GREAT idea!
Great role player and starter for the rockets teams that won the title.
I love your channel so much you are such a good explainer I have been watching for 6 months ago and you taught me so much about basketball you inspire me keep up the work coming from Australia 🇦🇺
Happy to hear it! Thanks so much for supporting my channel. It means more than you know :)
We love you Jonny
Hey Jonny, just a suggestion for a new format. How about a goat list about coaches or an analyses of different eras and their playstyles. like how was the main playstyle in a certain era and how did teams approach it. For the 80s as example: Showtime Lakers, Bad Boys Pistons and the Boston Celtics.
Keep up the great work ^^
No. I refuse
...then the thunder happened. the largest margin of victory now belongs to the grizzlies.
I haven't watched yet and I can already say this video was a banger
Great video as usual! I would love to see you break down Kobe’s “bad” stats and records like the most missed FGs of all time and give it some context.
Kobe gave a interview about that as well
5:20 this guy is a demon for saying his full name lmaoo
That largest margin of victory fact is different now!
Kobe and Tim both players who respect/copy/look up to the most amazing
Back at it!
Anytime Johnny drops a video it's a automatically liked video
I remember that draymond snub vividly as a warriors fan
Yeah, I was living in the Bay Area at the time, and I had a lot of upset friends. lol
thank you jonny
I love these videos
Birds Quad Doub is CRAZY and funny as hell.
bro the spurs and timberwolves one is crazy lol
Thanks Jonny for the video! I want to know if you can make a video about how NBA commentators/analysts (like Stephen A Smith) have made a negative impact on people's perceptions on NBA with narratives and recent bias on social media without having true basketball knowledge?
Dat was a trip w da Steph n Kobe stuff right on
Man, not even Magic would had made a smooth and fast transition like Jonny
Amazing as usual. I'm guessing you didn't put the Bird and Ricky Davis facts back to back due to their similarities, but it would've been an effective way to exemplify why one was a legend while the other was, well... Ricky Davis.
2021 biggest blow.out 73 points lead by Memphiz✋✋
11:11 who would have known that OKC would lose to Memphis by 75 points only a few weeks after this video came out.
Here's a fact: Jordan > Lebron
Way to go out on a limb. He’s not the only one better than LeBron.
LeGOAT >>>> MJ
@@dacooooo L36bum
OKC now on that losing end of largest margin of defeat in nba history
4:19 I have only heard of him from the all time warriors in 2k lol :)
Lack of physical defense Jonny. no bones about it!
The more I go on in life the more I realize that bird is the most skilled player of all time, bro if this man found a way to average 40+ points 15+ rebounds 15+ assists and 15+ steals by just playing the fourth quarter that man is clearly to goat lol
Is it weird that knowing how bad the T-Wolves are actually makes me want to root for them and buy their merch? PS: Of *course* TOVs dropping is because of the way the league gutted defense, stopped calling travels, and made perimeter play ascendant. If you never have to dribble, it's going to be tough for opposing players to steal the rock.
That opening music is so so depressing, like who died bro? Switch it up you vanilla guy
The Wolves 🙈 ... and Bird 👌🏽😳
Jonny said pray for the TWolves. I say pray for OKC for losing by 73 pts lmao.
Larry Legend for sure 🙌
0:28 😂😂😂
Another W video!
That Segway from Tim Duncan to nordvpn was absolutely beautiful
Wolves fan here. A trigger warning would’ve been nice 😂😂
"I already did enough damage"
jeeez
Johnny Pls do a video on Wilt Chamberlain's worst games.I think it will be quite difficult, but very, very fascinating!!!!z
Actually Ricky Davis’ layup was attempted on his team basket, that’s why he did’t get the rebound
facts
U made my hour I’m was hella bored
Yeah the reason that Ricky Davis rebound didnt count, was because he tried to score on his OWN basket if I remember correctly.
cool segway ... DT to Nord
cool fact Sir Charles has an MVP on Magic in Magic's Prime
The turnover percentage is lower in the modern era due to the lack of physical defense. Just like you said
Look at Curry man, so inspirational!
Yeah but Draymond has never made Bron go "Awe Sh*t" when he checked in... 😅
For #11, it’s because even tho they have more possessions today, more of those possessions are fast breaks, isos and early shot clock shots that limit turnovers
Plus players are more skilled than they were, especially back in the 60-70s when the pace was more similar to today
annnnnnd one of the records in the video was broken a week after the videos upload
Can you make some bill russel video to put some spotlight on his greatness cuz the only thing people know him for is his rings
thank for this hq content
Rings, rebounding, leadership, defense are what he’s known for
@@tdl8472 a lot of people forget about his coaching career
@@khaliljelliti6751 fair
Fact #11 just got eclipsed tonight 12/2/21 by the Memphis Grizz blowing out the OKC Thunder 152-79 😲😳🤣
Lack of physical defense, more 3 pointers.
Poor Anthony Mason always getting schooled by MJ at the beginning of every video.
AND David Wesley. He gets burned by the pass-fake every time I upload. Lol
The reason the turnover percentage has gone down in the last few years is because the newer players don't know what the word "Defense" means.
Not true, league rules and the offensive systems leads to less physical basketball which produces less turnovers. Players have not gotten worse at defense, the style of how basketball is played has changed
Yay!
Damn.. seeing this clutch shot at the end of this video makes me miss Kobe 😢
Wilt is definitely top 5 all time
here after the Grizzlies broke the record for biggest blowout in nba history
If it wasn’t for another spurs legend, Dejountae Murray, Tim Duncan would be the youngest player to have made an All-D team
11:35 then the grizzlies smash it lol
Answer to that “why are there so many less turnovers” question: 90% because defense is pathetic & barely exists in todays game/ 10% because all 5 positions on the court have much better ball handling skills than in years past.