@Boney Jones with that zone rule it actually is a trade off to hand checking. Just imagine Durant being gaurded 1 on 1 every play. Dude would go for crazy buckets.
hold up hold up hold up. i’m not seeing any comments giving respect to this man for pushing through with this video for us even though his stuff got deleted. MAD RESPECT BRO! keep up the nice vids!
@Barry White Lmao giannis isn't even at this prime and is already getting called the best player ever. Literally giannis has atleast another 10 years in the nba. Let's see who you say is better once giannis retires.
Michael Jordan said, “zone defense prevents your star player from being effective”. That’s the whole point of basketball is to stop players from scoring 😂
Best pound for pound player of all time 😂 Not even a debate for that. He got MVP on a below average team and took them to the finals in an era where a 5'9 SG shouldnt have been able to
According too this analysis I think it's safe to say that early to mid 2000s was era when it was the hardest to collect stats, defense had the most impact on the game and pace was the slowest. Basically, some forms of hand checking + zone defense were both allowed making it as hard as possible on offensive players.
I would say between the implementation of zone defense and the removal of hand checking would be the most difficult time for offense. So like 91-04? Or something close to that.
A major rule change caused by a single player was George Mukan. When teams started trying to slow down the game, that was when the league brought in the 24 second clock. (They didn't want any more games to end with a score of 19-18)
Yes George Mikan is responsible for the 24 second clock. He’s the Laker with the most championships...6. And he is 7-0 in total championships. Also has 1 college title. Also goal tending and widening the lane from 6 to 12 feet inspired by Mikan.
@@rileymrr1 You do not mean that there was a player who ups Michael Jordan's 6-0 in Championships. Well using the Michael's fanbase that is why Jordan is the GOAT, sooooo then I guess Mikan would then have to be the GOAT, since the Michael's say so, no?
@@toddstevens13 9o% of the people who follow basketball never heard of George Mikan and don’t know what his accomplishments are. This GOAT ranking is based a lot on popularity, like ability and coming on the scene at the right time. For example…Elgin Baylor has the 2nd highest scoring average for a season ever at 38ppg. He was doing the Euro step back in the 50’s. Could dunk with ease. But because he came along years before cable tv, the internet, Sports Center and the like he doesn’t get his due.
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New Shaq Rule: *can't be big black man with strength of Hercules*
its not stealing if they let him get the rebound lol. Stop being salty as fuck he may have teammates give him rebounds but he's still the 1 player that puts everything on the court and you gotta give him credit for that.
ScorpionMassive yes, but it would be the Rondo rule then. He was the master of this. Made hime seem like a trip dub machine but was feasting off of bigs that boxed out and would fight him for the reb. It’s a good strategy tho, it allows the PG to have the ball and puss immediately.
Funny! Go watch the 2018 finals and see how many hand checks Draymond KD and even Steph get away with on LeBron. They're draped all over him when he crosses half court and nothing was called
Julius Brown He doesn’t lock into their arm to the point where the defenders arm is in between his arm and his chest. The contact is usually on the side of his arm instead of behind it, which is a normal shooting foul.
@@Kyle-fq4kq that's his fault. Exploiting the rules sometimes and doing it on a regular are two different things. They used it to their advantage if need be, he orchestrated his entire game off of it.
We need to remember that Zaza also inspired a rule change that kept Luka out of the All Star Game as a rookie. When Zaza almost made the West starting line up as a scrub, the NBA changed the voting rules from "just fans" to include votes from players and media. These changes resulted in Luka's fan votes as a rookie being marginalized by the players and media who kept him out of the starting line up, and by the coaches who didn't include him among the bench.
It should've been... It wadn't given it was implemented after GS-SA finals after BB retired... There should have been like 12 Bruce Bowen rules, still speechless how that guy was doing what he was doing... How come Wally Szczerbiak s still alive??
@@themasterofbasketball6994 cause it was really coincidental that it *just so happened* to talk about all the black players in the league who were wearing their street clothes
Ruff Prophet Productions he’s not talking about black players he is just saying that it’s inappropriate and not professional to wear clothes like that nothing personal or racist about it
@@themasterofbasketball6994 i get that. thats why i said it was coincidental. but can i ask you a question? what makes the chains and hats less professional than a 3 piece suit? shouldn't your professionalism come from your ability to do your job and not how you look?
There are lot of rules forgot to mentioned: The Kevin Garnett Rule The Gilbert Arenas Rule The Charles Barkley Rule The Jordan Rule has a lot, not just 1 The Dikembe Mutombo Rule Also it's not the Zaza Rule, it's the Kobe Rule. The rule took effect only the next season when Kobe got injured only by then the League got noticed.
Wow man this video is super good!! So entertaining all the way thru. I like these mini doc vids because they are long note and informative. I like the history stuff too. Keep making these!!
"The Austin Sweatt Rule" within the TH-cam Online League: TH-cam content creators are prohibited for using low muffled sounding mics that force listeners to turn up their speaker beyond 7 levels. If this is violated, TH-cam will call a FOUL on the content creator! Good video lol!
@@MrJinglejanglejingle you don't see a problem that people automatically will assume you're a "street thug" or "ghetto moron" (which are very microaggresive terms in themselves) based upon your looks? maybe I just think a basketball game isn't something that should be held to the same standard as say a law firm, because at the end of the day all we watch basketball for is entertainment anyways. do you agree with that?
@@ruffprophetproductions Players are professionals and thus need to dress and act like it, end of story. It is no more racist than any other employer require a dress code. Racism comes in when you enforce it for certain ethnicity while letting others get by.
@@krishnawainright15 Not really, just because someone is dead doesn't mean they can't be criticized. Stern did a lot great things but he wasn't perfect. Still tho RIP
@@dandiehm8414 Stern made a racially insensitive mistake when he enforced a mandatory dress code on a league that’s largely comprised of African American players. Allen Iverson was the first to do it and it was immediately banned. Just because someone wears a chain and street clothes doesn't make them a "thug" That right there is called stereotyping.. People tend to express their personality by the clothes that they wear. Same goes for just because you wear a suit doesn't mean you are not a crook. Another prime example is the recent ninja headband ban that was only worn by African American athletes.. It was immediately banned.. The NBA is over 80% African American but is still owned by White men..You cant make things up that are in plain sight
you forgot on wilt: the three to make two rule., attempting three FT's to make two shots. , another for harden is the proposal to reduce FT shooting into 1 attempt which equalizes to two or three points. (to reduce his tactics on fouling frequently.)
TBH I would classify Giannis as a "true big man" in this day. Guards the post and basically only scores at the rim... But even if not, I don't think the big man has been phased out. Big men are simply required to be better now. You can't be big, fat, slow and lazy... and STILL put up MVP numbers just because you're enormous. You need to develop more skill. KAT, Giannis, Embiid, AD, Porzingis, and yes, even Jokic, are all excelling. Only guys like Glen Davis got really phased out. And I'd argue they didn't belong in the first place.
You said the same thing in the video, but why that closeout rule took so long to be implemented is truly mind boggling. I hated it when players like Bruce Bowen purposely did it to other players to maliciously injure them.
This is actually my favorite video from sweatt But here’s a idea name the starting 5 for the greatest season your team and explain the season (your choice from post season to regular season or either one) Example warriors 15-16 (or 16-17) Explain line up season and post season
he changed the dress code, didn’t actually change any basketball rules. palming / carrying the ball was against the rules way before AI got to the league
@@brown_xKMD Hey thanks for your input. However, that slight stutter step, while the movement of the ball, along side the transfer of body movement that he mastered to get past almost any defender (i.e., Michael Jordan). That move was deadly but is now considered a palm. I mean the rule was there but I'm saying that crossover changed.
TheTheletterI 100% false. there’s never been any special rule or change invented because of his crossover, the nba just asked refs to pay closer attention and make sure he wasn’t carrying the ball. that’s it
Iverson really opened a path for players to be more expressive in the way they dress. Some guys in the NBA have ridiculous fashion sense thank AI for that
I hope everyone realizes that the reason they started most of these rule changes is to help guards because they can produce more highlight worthy plays as opposed to a guy like Tim Duncan dominating the post. Honestly it just all comes down to money and what is entertaining to the masses
Credit for the big shorts really goes to Jordan. And the tattoos go to Rodman. But put all of that together, with the volume turned all the way up, along with the headband, arm sleeves, and the cornrows - that’s quintessential Allen Iverson. Don’t forget the cornrows, AI might have been the one that really killed the fade lol.
This video was very helpful, I am a casual fan who decided to pick up NBA2K20 and I kept getting pulled up on "Illegal screens" And I had no idea what that could even mean, I was probably accidentally doing the Jordan Isolation plays.
What about the 5 seconds with back to basket rule that needed to be changed bc bigs back in the day used to back people down for the whole possession and couldn’t be stopped
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This is why goat conversations are meaningless. How do you compare players across eras when they didn't even play by the same rules?
@Boney Jones ...rule changes didn't effect Shaq...
Facts
Exactly
@Boney Jones with that zone rule it actually is a trade off to hand checking. Just imagine Durant being gaurded 1 on 1 every play. Dude would go for crazy buckets.
@Boney Jones It happened in TOR vs PHI.. I think it is a matchups thing
They're gonna call the untucked jersey when entering the game the "Chris Paul Rule"
Cp3 a snitch
Jimmy butler not paul
Should be called the “Dennis Rodman Rule” lol
SANDRA Mccullough no he smart and he got them the win
The tucked jersey has been there for ages! All CP3 did was to let the refs know it exist
I’m a simple man, I see Derrick Rose. I click
Heartbroken for this guy
D-rose was a baaaaaaad bad man
Same !
L
Cayden Parmer was? He’s still doing very well for someone who’s been injured so many times.
Big facts
James Harden is gonna be the cause of a new rule, Mark my Words
Well it could be new rules about step backs, but most likely it would be about drawing fouls
@YJL i'm so sorry to hear that. Your team is really good but so incredibly boring to watch.
YJL I agree he has a “move” where he locks his arm with his defender and the regular reaction is to pull your arm out and there goes the foul!!
@YJL no they shouldn't do that cuz hes not traveling on any of his moves but they need to get on him about the way he draws fouls
@@porkerpants yeah, the rockets basically do two things on offense:
Take threes or
Let Harden/Westbrook drive to the hoop
hold up hold up hold up. i’m not seeing any comments giving respect to this man for pushing through with this video for us even though his stuff got deleted. MAD RESPECT BRO! keep up the nice vids!
Bruh you a try hard. Our thanks is implicit by comments and views. Sit down somewhere and learn how not to need approval to confirm self-worth.
1-D rose
2-MJ
3-KD
4-Kobe
5-Giannis
6-Shaq
7-Scalabrine
8-Dirk
9-Magic
0-Bird
@Barry White bro chillllll he's not even ranking them lmao
Barry White he ain’t ranking chill
@Barry White Lmao giannis isn't even at this prime and is already getting called the best player ever. Literally giannis has atleast another 10 years in the nba. Let's see who you say is better once giannis retires.
@Barry White Yeah you right I agree.
Lord Waffle shaq
Michael Jordan said, “zone defense prevents your star player from being effective”. That’s the whole point of basketball is to stop players from scoring 😂
I quote this everytime somebody talks about physical 90s defense that apparently no superstars of today would be able to handle😂
Ok boomers
I’m 18 dumbass😂
I’m 18 dumbass😂
I’m 18 dumbass😂
Wilt chamberlain has changed like 5 rules and hold around 76 nba records
The No Dunking on Free Throws is the best - dude was and always will be the GOAT
And there was no 3 POINT LINE
@@rastasrosco1318 facts and the greatest rebounder but some TH-camrs say it Dennis when they never even watched or played basketball in their life.
@@rastasrosco1318 Agreed. Oscar #2 then MJ, Kareem, Russell, Magic, Kobe, Bird Shaq Duncan. When James retires he will oust on of these.
Todd Stevens
wait you said Oscar Robertson #2? And Lebron isn’t there already? Are you good bro? I seriously recommend help
Damn AI got MVP in a big man's league...against prime Shaq, KG, and Duncan
Kobe who?
@@victorunger tf you mean
@@victorunger smh
Best pound for pound player of all time 😂 Not even a debate for that. He got MVP on a below average team and took them to the finals in an era where a 5'9 SG shouldnt have been able to
@@victorunger Kobe a big man now?
According too this analysis I think it's safe to say that early to mid 2000s was era when it was the hardest to collect stats, defense had the most impact on the game and pace was the slowest. Basically, some forms of hand checking + zone defense were both allowed making it as hard as possible on offensive players.
I would say between the implementation of zone defense and the removal of hand checking would be the most difficult time for offense. So like 91-04? Or something close to that.
A major rule change caused by a single player was George Mukan. When teams started trying to slow down the game, that was when the league brought in the 24 second clock. (They didn't want any more games to end with a score of 19-18)
Mikan*?
kinda dumb that they didn't foresee teams would eventually start doing that
Yes George Mikan is responsible for the 24 second clock. He’s the Laker with the most championships...6. And he is 7-0 in total championships. Also has 1 college title.
Also goal tending and widening the lane from 6 to 12 feet inspired by Mikan.
@@rileymrr1 You do not mean that there was a player who ups Michael Jordan's 6-0 in Championships. Well using the Michael's fanbase that is why Jordan is the GOAT, sooooo then I guess Mikan would then have to be the GOAT, since the Michael's say so, no?
@@toddstevens13
9o% of the people who follow basketball never heard of George Mikan and don’t know what his accomplishments are. This GOAT ranking is based a lot on popularity, like ability and coming on the scene at the right time. For example…Elgin Baylor has the 2nd highest scoring average for a season ever at 38ppg. He was doing the Euro step back in the 50’s. Could dunk with ease. But because he came along years before cable tv, the internet, Sports Center and the like he doesn’t get his due.
New Shaq Rule: *can't be big black man with strength of Hercules*
You spelt wilt wrong
Billy Adam idk about that if shaq and wilt played at the same time you already know whod be standing under the net dunked on lmao
@@andrewmb1908 both of them?
RNIK tube no one got the strength like shaq did, def not skinny wilt
tube gotta agree with Andrew. Wilt wasn't even in the same league as Shaq
There should make rules for Westbrook stealing rebounds from teammates. Lol.
Lmao
Funny af and true shit
@Infiniti Only such as yourself?
its not stealing if they let him get the rebound lol. Stop being salty as fuck he may have teammates give him rebounds but he's still the 1 player that puts everything on the court and you gotta give him credit for that.
ScorpionMassive yes, but it would be the Rondo rule then. He was the master of this. Made hime seem like a trip dub machine but was feasting off of bigs that boxed out and would fight him for the reb. It’s a good strategy tho, it allows the PG to have the ball and puss immediately.
Didn’t realize the league had changed this much over the years
"The Derrick Rose rule, named after.....Derrick Rose"
*ZOMG NOOO WAAAYYYY*
😵😵😵😵😵😵😵
Lol
I thiught it was named after zaza
gotta push it to ten minutes he’s smart
Did u know the guy in the background of Derrick Rose is LNU the guy with the phone
ItsCube omg wowwwwwwwww thats so shocking bro i never knew tha- *NOBODY CARES.*
“So far it’s worked for Russel Westbrook” not anymore
How ironic is it that wearing jerseys before the game was banned
That's not irony
That is not irony
It is irony.
Wearing other teams/sports jerseys was banned and honestly should've remained banned.
@@Outwardpd why
What about Allen Iverson’s crossover causing the “Palming violation” or “Carrying” rule? Or the infamous “FLOP” rule? 😂
Every little touch is a damm foul now days
The zaza rule says you don't even have to touch the person smh
It's a finesse sport
Thanks to Cuban
It’s sucks too soft these players are divas now
Funny! Go watch the 2018 finals and see how many hand checks Draymond KD and even Steph get away with on LeBron. They're draped all over him when he crosses half court and nothing was called
Doesn’t James harden still do the rip through rule
Julius Brown He doesn’t lock into their arm to the point where the defenders arm is in between his arm and his chest. The contact is usually on the side of his arm instead of behind it, which is a normal shooting foul.
@@gamingprodigy9985 Lol my guy that's exactly what he does. I've seen him pull someone's whole arm before.
The better question is what DOESN'T Harden do to get free throws?
NBA err... NBA officials always turn a blind when it came to Harden. They must have been blinded by his beard.
5:58 is total BS, Harden always moves his legs forward when he shoots and the amount of fouls (by the defender) he get called is astonishing.
That’s been around forever. Bird did it, Reggie Miller, Kobe, dirk, d wade, Iverson, etc.
CPGoat #3 but yet harden gets all the blame
@@Kyle-fq4kq that's his fault. Exploiting the rules sometimes and doing it on a regular are two different things. They used it to their advantage if need be, he orchestrated his entire game off of it.
Seeing Kobe at the start hits different now...
Stfu
TheLegend27 yea it’s really the same tbh
Ong
Only if you worship him, we all die one day whats the big deal
Nunya Biz yea only when people care about you
I think some forms of hand checking should be able to come back
It's either yes or no. Because it's difficult to have something in between due to the pace of the game
pan af get in the weight room simple fix
@pan af bro u watch nly highlits. hand check is alive in every game and no call
NBA wants more and more points, so seems unlikely.
We need to remember that Zaza also inspired a rule change that kept Luka out of the All Star Game as a rookie. When Zaza almost made the West starting line up as a scrub, the NBA changed the voting rules from "just fans" to include votes from players and media. These changes resulted in Luka's fan votes as a rookie being marginalized by the players and media who kept him out of the starting line up, and by the coaches who didn't include him among the bench.
One of the most underrated youtuber
Havent watched yet but the trent tucker rule better be on here
@ who hurt you?
@ y u mad?
@Samuel Thompson hey want a sex related joke just look in the mirror
@@neuralink7018 don't feel special about yourself
@ you good?
9:19 AI going all out with his dress.
Whenever I’m bored you come in clutch with a vid
Man if they add a 4pt line, Steph curry would have changed the NBA forever...
0:13 Rest in peace, Kobe
Also the NBA moved the goal post back after Paul George broke his leg going for a block
13uckets wrong
Wrong, that was Olympic regulation that he broke his leg on, the NBA regulation has had the post firster back before that incident
The "zaza" rule was started because Bruce Bowen bro..
Or Jalen Rose
It should've been... It wadn't given it was implemented after GS-SA finals after BB retired... There should have been like 12 Bruce Bowen rules, still speechless how that guy was doing what he was doing...
How come Wally Szczerbiak s still alive??
Jalen rose
just shows that whenever there is competition, there will always be someone looking for an edge :)
Game-changing rules!
Green
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Hey! Verified man.
2:22 he said there hasn't been a true big man for mvp. If Giannis isn't a big man I don't know what type of big man he lookin for
giannis isnt a true big man, he means like andre Drummond
Giannis is not a true big man, the best true big man in the league is embiid
@@wyatt1497 Giannis is way bigger than Joel
young King dude giannis is 6 ft 11 in 240 lbs and Embiid is 7 ft 250 lbs wym😂
@@wyatt1497 ok you right. My mistake
thank you for doing the research again and not just giving up like most would....
Good vid. You should do one on the history of zone defense in the NBA.
9:58 by far the worst and most stupid rule change in the nba ever
Yeah they need to calm the fuck down.
I don’t see how that’s racist tho
@@themasterofbasketball6994 cause it was really coincidental that it *just so happened* to talk about all the black players in the league who were wearing their street clothes
Ruff Prophet Productions he’s not talking about black players he is just saying that it’s inappropriate and not professional to wear clothes like that nothing personal or racist about it
@@themasterofbasketball6994 i get that. thats why i said it was coincidental. but can i ask you a question? what makes the chains and hats less professional than a 3 piece suit? shouldn't your professionalism come from your ability to do your job and not how you look?
Love the transitions between different players
This video is a product of greatness at work. Nice job, @Austin Sweatt!
There are lot of rules forgot to mentioned:
The Kevin Garnett Rule
The Gilbert Arenas Rule
The Charles Barkley Rule
The Jordan Rule has a lot, not just 1
The Dikembe Mutombo Rule
Also it's not the Zaza Rule, it's the Kobe Rule. The rule took effect only the next season when Kobe got injured only by then the League got noticed.
Don't forget the
Curry rule
LeBron James rule
Westbrook rule
Nash rule
Webber rule
McGrady rule
and
Crawford rule
@@shyguymuzik9095 I'm sorry but I don't think there's a,
Curry Rule
Westbrook Rule
Nash Rule
Mcgrady Rule
Crawford Rule
Unless you explain it to me?
You make videos then..🙄
3:40 says “sure you can’t stop MJ or Isaiah Thomas “ But he shows a picture of AI
X-Troll Dash no he doesn’t
X-Troll Dash that is Isiah Thomas
No he doesn’t
Can’t stop AI either.
Not sure why you show a screen shot of Anthony Mason while referencing Derek Harper.
Wow man this video is super good!! So entertaining all the way thru. I like these mini doc vids because they are long note and informative. I like the history stuff too. Keep making these!!
"The Austin Sweatt Rule" within the TH-cam Online League: TH-cam content creators are prohibited for using low muffled sounding mics that force listeners to turn up their speaker beyond 7 levels. If this is violated, TH-cam will call a FOUL on the content creator! Good video lol!
I was waiting for the Larry Bird Rule. I know it has something to do with the Bird Right but I wasn’t too sure. Off to google!
Didn’t TPS just make a video about this lol
“That brings us to the Derrick Rose rule, created by Derrick rose “ oh thank was not quite sure who made it
Removing hand check .
Makes the NBA so soft.
KING KONG handchecking doesn’t do anything against a pick and roll LMFAO
@@Valorant_Dem0n97 so ? What's ur point
Same I naturally hand check that’s how I have really good defense
Ok boomer
@@johnmohr6311 OK booger
yeah that Dress code rule was pretty shiesty you have to admit.
@@MrJinglejanglejingle you don't see a problem that people automatically will assume you're a "street thug" or "ghetto moron" (which are very microaggresive terms in themselves) based upon your looks? maybe I just think a basketball game isn't something that should be held to the same standard as say a law firm, because at the end of the day all we watch basketball for is entertainment anyways. do you agree with that?
@@ruffprophetproductions Players are professionals and thus need to dress and act like it, end of story. It is no more racist than any other employer require a dress code. Racism comes in when you enforce it for certain ethnicity while letting others get by.
@@blaynegreiner9365 your point makes a lot of sense.
@@MrJinglejanglejingle Considering some players sense of fashion it is hard to take them seriously.
@@blazerspitter2068 As much as I would love to be able to take that form of fashion seriously... I cannot.
Im pretty sure they banned dunking in college for a few years back when Kareem was at UCLA
"I cried myself to sleep but were here now"🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅
R.I.P. to the goat
# BLACKMAMBAMENTALITY
Thanks for not giving up after losing all your work! 👏🏻
Lmfao David Stern is like "My word, I do declare, NBA players looking like black people! We can't have this at all!" *Monocle pops out*
Bet You Feel Dumb saying that Now🤦🏾♂️ R.I.P. David Stern
@@krishnawainright15 Not really, just because someone is dead doesn't mean they can't be criticized. Stern did a lot great things but he wasn't perfect. Still tho RIP
@@Alex_Off-Beat I Never said that he was "Perfect"! Good Try though🙄😉🙄😉
@@dandiehm8414 Stern made a racially insensitive mistake when he enforced a mandatory dress code on a league that’s largely comprised of African American players. Allen Iverson was the first to do it and it was immediately banned. Just because someone wears a chain and street clothes doesn't make them a "thug" That right there is called stereotyping.. People tend to express their personality by the clothes that they wear. Same goes for just because you wear a suit doesn't mean you are not a crook. Another prime example is the recent ninja headband ban that was only worn by African American athletes.. It was immediately banned.. The NBA is over 80% African American but is still owned by White men..You cant make things up that are in plain sight
Coming from
A white person lol
Talk about the Jeremy Lin rule and James Harden rules in the next video please.
When i saw kobe in the intro kinda got emotional ngl
Finally a Austin Sweatt Video
Yessssss
Forget that Mike Korzemba video
@Menkir Dennis yh yh but u know it's Austin Sweatt
Menkir Dennis mike korzemba some trash compared to Austin
Man you sure like what your doing, i see that in your videos, keep working hard👊🏿
Excellent video. Shaq and Wilt changed the game the most.
RIP Kobe Bryant is you will be missed ❤️❤️
Hand checking came from the park. That’s how us 90s kids grew up playing. So weird when I hear people say “foul” when getting checked
They learn by watching harden and lbj. Back then we watched garnet, mj, shaq, kobe.
Clem C Hammer one of my favorite players all time is Rodman you know how he was. Born in 96 so I just get highlights. That whole era was golden
lmaoooo folks complain when I pull out the hand check maneuver. it's hilarious that
@@WhiteBeltG AI all day for me 😁
The Zaza Rule is also known as the Jalen Rose rule
you forgot on wilt: the three to make two rule., attempting three FT's to make two shots. , another for harden is the proposal to reduce FT shooting into 1 attempt which equalizes to two or three points. (to reduce his tactics on fouling frequently.)
I feel like the zone rule was for AI... he couldn't be stopped one on one. They took his crossover away and he still cooked defenses. Good video!👍🏾
Fact
How about the Golden State Warriors changing the whole League? 👌
TBH I would classify Giannis as a "true big man" in this day. Guards the post and basically only scores at the rim... But even if not, I don't think the big man has been phased out. Big men are simply required to be better now. You can't be big, fat, slow and lazy... and STILL put up MVP numbers just because you're enormous. You need to develop more skill.
KAT, Giannis, Embiid, AD, Porzingis, and yes, even Jokic, are all excelling. Only guys like Glen Davis got really phased out. And I'd argue they didn't belong in the first place.
Over Giannes is more of a small forward slasher my opinion though
"Payroll Refs Rule" aka "James Harden Rule" where players get too many questionable free throws by paid refs. Lmao.
You said the same thing in the video, but why that closeout rule took so long to be implemented is truly mind boggling. I hated it when players like Bruce Bowen purposely did it to other players to maliciously injure them.
Enjoyed the info, thanks for taking your time to make this.
8:03 Westbrook? He went to the Rockets tho
A good video to watch after school
This is actually my favorite video from sweatt
But here’s a idea name the starting 5 for the greatest season your team and explain the season (your choice from post season to regular season or either one)
Example warriors 15-16 (or 16-17)
Explain line up season and post season
1:37
Ayo that image a bit sus ngl 😳
I like how Shaq only has to hop to dunk and I’m over here Using a ladder 3:48
rip Kobe 💔😢
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AI crossover is now considered a palm. AI changed a lot.
he changed the dress code, didn’t actually change any basketball rules. palming / carrying the ball was against the rules way before AI got to the league
@@brown_xKMD Hey thanks for your input. However, that slight stutter step, while the movement of the ball, along side the transfer of body movement that he mastered to get past almost any defender (i.e., Michael Jordan). That move was deadly but is now considered a palm. I mean the rule was there but I'm saying that crossover changed.
TheTheletterI 100% false. there’s never been any special rule or change invented because of his crossover, the nba just asked refs to pay closer attention and make sure he wasn’t carrying the ball. that’s it
Iverson really opened a path for players to be more expressive in the way they dress. Some guys in the NBA have ridiculous fashion sense thank AI for that
@@brown_xKMD And really, palming isn't widely called even today. Players have been pushing the limits of the palming rule for decades now.
The Stepien rule is the worst why can’t you trade your first round pick 2 years in a row? 😂
I think its because of teams like the nets, how they traded all of their picks for kg and Paul pierce.
Other than that don't know why you cant do it.
The Cavs in the 70s did this and remained so horrible with no hope and no picks. Basically it was a saving the owners from themselves rule.
Great video man! Really liked it.
Zaza Pachulia rule? Wasnt it implemented because of bruce bowen?
I think it's a implemented as a common foul because of Bruce Bowen, but a flagrant foul review the next year Zaza fouled Leonard.
Bruce Bowen and Raja Bell did this constantly to Kobe with the purpose of trying to take him out of the game.
1:02 U mentioned Derek Harper, but i think this Anthony Mason in the photo
Facts bro
To doktore
You forgot the circle in the key. That's because of Shaq, too.
It’s called the charging circle
Will Sanfran you mean the restricted area
Wait what circle then?
Godlike bro! Thanks for tha video! Much needed nba history that's LEGIT! Love Godlike yea ya ya :D
I hope everyone realizes that the reason they started most of these rule changes is to help guards because they can produce more highlight worthy plays as opposed to a guy like Tim Duncan dominating the post. Honestly it just all comes down to money and what is entertaining to the masses
ROSE IS MAKING A COMEBACK
The Kevin Durant rule i thought was called the “Bird Rights”
Rip Kobe 🥺
I like how when I tried to pause the video it made me subscribe 🤣
Allen Iverson brought in, big shorts, jerseys, arm sleeves and extreme tattoos so he also changed the dress code on the court as well 😉💯
Credit for the big shorts really goes to Jordan. And the tattoos go to Rodman.
But put all of that together, with the volume turned all the way up, along with the headband, arm sleeves, and the cornrows - that’s quintessential Allen Iverson.
Don’t forget the cornrows, AI might have been the one that really killed the fade lol.
Bruh you forgot the “kareem abdul jabbar rule” aka 5 seconds back to basket
Just gonna skip Wilt Chamberla-oh here we go lol
almost broke down seeing kobe in this video
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Frosty Cup he passed
Why?
Bro you're just saying this because he recently passed
@@LeftHandedRightHanded Yes that's exactly why he said that, that was the point fam
This video was very helpful, I am a casual fan who decided to pick up NBA2K20 and I kept getting pulled up on "Illegal screens" And I had no idea what that could even mean, I was probably accidentally doing the Jordan Isolation plays.
What about the 5 seconds with back to basket rule that needed to be changed bc bigs back in the day used to back people down for the whole possession and couldn’t be stopped
97 free throws in a game that is crazy
In one NBA finals, not one game
Moose that makes more sense
"Cry myself to sleep," I CAN RELATE!
Shaq was definitely the most dominant big man the NBA ever saw.
Yao Ming dominated Shaq bro
I’ve noticed the dress code went away a few years ago. What’s weird is it never was officially rescinded just kind of gradually was relaxed.
This video was really good. Thanks
lol james harden got drafted to the thunder
Faze kay’s little brother and traded to the rockets so they kept his super max rights
i know, but he got drafted to the thunder