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Rest In Peace to a legend, 10x NBA Champion and clutch shooter, Sam Jones.
June 24th, 1933 - December 30th, 2021
Old school NBA basketball. "Don't come back into the paint again tonight." Wilt.
@Willie Gordon weak era now in days
@Willie Gordon Today It would be a crime scene investigation with Adam Silver giving a press conference.
@Levi M Famous story, told by NBA
coach Larry Brown.
ats my paint you stay out
@Levi M yea but he was blocking magic shots not knocking him out the air..magic called goaltending on a clean block even Larry brown said it was clean..so wilt said nomo layups and swatted everything that went up with ease
The strongest athlete ever. He was completely aware of his beastly strength that he actually played too carefully to make sure he didn't kill anybody. Shaq seriously has nothing against this gentle monster. RIP Wilt
Imagine being Andre the Giant, he also magically kept from squashing Lilliputians like us.
@@mikestewart5194 The Andre and Wilt stories that Arnold tells are head-shaking, even more so because they're true.
have you seen when Shaq and Wilt shaked hands Shaq was shaking
Facts
Underrated comment. That's the one thing that surprised me about Wilt. He was too gentle. Such a great man.
Wilt for the most part was a gentle giant who knew the power he possessed and what he could do to people if he wanted
Robert M Chamberlain made it clear he did not like to be told what to do. He complained to reporters about Hannum's strategy, and Hannum insisted to the same men that Chamberlain was going to have to change
The tension built until one night... Hannum and Chamberlain got into a violent locker-room argument and avoided coming to blows only when other players interevened. Hannum, deciding a showdown was necessary, ordered the other players out, then took off his jacket.
"You've been fighting me as a coach all the way," Hannum said. "Now fight me as a man."
Chamberlain glared at Hannum for a long moment and then folded, saying, "Aw, I can't fight you, Alex."
@@casualfandestroyer2503 Your obsession with Wilt is very scary.
'I won't be back' Took some pretty big balls to even go the first time.
What we learn: When he tells you that you better not come into the paint, you better not come into the paint.
yes Sir!
@@kaspafischer Chamberlain made it clear he did not like to be told what to do. He complained to reporters about Hannum's strategy, and Hannum insisted to the same men that Chamberlain was going to have to change
The tension built until one night... Hannum and Chamberlain got into a violent locker-room argument and avoided coming to blows only when other players interevened. Hannum, deciding a showdown was necessary, ordered the other players out, then took off his jacket.
"You've been fighting me as a coach all the way," Hannum said. "Now fight me as a man."
Chamberlain glared at Hannum for a long moment and then folded, saying, "Aw, I can't fight you, Alex."
@@casualfandestroyer2503 People don't understand Wilt wasn't a Bully, it took a lot to make him mad.
@@casualfandestroyer2503 Wilt knew he would hurt him if they fought.
Jayne Kennedy was beautiful back in the day.
Very pleasing to the eye for sure.
What a bombshell she was
Whatever happened to her? Some billionaire swept her off her feet & they retire to the Greek islands or Australia?
@@gynandroidhead Yeah she's a beauty.
No question!
Wilt=🐐
Yall stupid sam jones got 10 nba championship rings.😅
@ihategooglespooks 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@ihategooglespooks It was way less physical in the 60's than it is today.
@@aChristian4RonPaul you don't really know shit
@@aChristian4RonPaul u are smoking something good if you're thinking 60's ball was less physical than today LMAO
Sam Jones...10 Time NBA Champion...Boston Celtics #1...Way to go Sam Jones!
Wilt was the greatest athlete of all time. If he would have been more aggressive (too nice a guy), he could have scored 200 points in a game, and won 12 NBA championships or more! I saw his entire career.
I didn't see his whole career, but saw enough. You are just about right.
Its kinda sad to hear all these stories how good he was but also how humble he was...some even say bad things coz he only has 2 rings ...sometimes i wish he was less of everything and just showed everybody that he alone is and will always be the GOAT
ABSOLUTELY !! SO " underrated ! "
@@mariovanholle7775 How humble? Wilt is a lot of things, but humble is CERTAINLY not one of them.
PsyK Films so all these greats lie than ?
Wilt is and always will be the GOAT!!
Bill was
Wilt played in an era before social media, cable tv and advertising. But it’s not even close. Wilt could have played in the NBA until age 50 and would have still dominated with his defense and rebounding and easily would have averaged between 18-20 ppg. The Lakers tried to get him to come out of retirement in the 80’s. He was truly one of a kind. Never to be duplicated.
He’ll be duplicated. Trust me. The young phenomenon is coming soon.
Sam was my hero back then. One of the great clutch shooters. I convinced my HS principal to invite him to speak at our varsity club banquet at Lincoln Academy in Maine. And I was called to the stage to meet him. Years later I met him for a long conversation in Washington D.C. I mentioned the game in which he drove down the lane and dropped a floater over Wilt to win the game at the buzzer. Sam thought for a minute and said, "no, you're remembering a drive by Bob Cousey." Such a big Jones fan. But he did tell me about Wilt chasing him all over the court after a hard foul.
Somebody in the day said a lot of NBA players were still living because Wilt Chamberlain kept his temper in check most of the time.
When Kent Benson elbowed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in the stomach Kareem came up beside him and flattened him with a sucker punch to the face. Wilt would never do that. Kareem was a great player, but I respect Wilt more.
Kareem just likes lecturing everyone.
@@fredrickfrederickson5246he had a few. Wasn't the only one.
Wilt Chamberlain was the greatest Player Ever in Basketball history no doubt period I don't care about others opinions that' shit not going to change my mind wilt Chamberlain still the greatest Player Ever.by far.all.yours guys if going against wiltChamberlain then yours are drinking you own bathwater.
Bobby Madera he truly is the GOAT 🐐
It’s really not close
Thumbs up ...
Unstoppable when big wilt wheels towards the basket to score
One of my favorite example of Wilt's greatness is team-oriented: His role on the 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers!
Wilt was the man! Great story.
Sam Jones, KC Jones, Tom "Satch" Sanders, John Havlicek, and Mr. Bill Russell. WOW! Of course the entire team was incredible. TEAM! And of course all the other Boston teams before and after.
The entertainment and excellence they provided the fans was beyond extraordinary. I got to meet Satch a number of times and when I did I was gah, gah. What athletes, gentleman and role models.
They just went out there and performed at the highest level, consistently won and were so low key and humble while they were beating everyone. Sam Jones with his wonderful bank shot! KC with his tenacious defense, Satch with his amazing rebounding, Hondo never stopped moving and what can you say about the greatest basketball player ever. Bill Russell 11 championships. Isn't championships the number one goal when playing? Michael was beyond great. He had 6. What wonderful memories! Thanks!
I love how Sam Jones wasn't playing hero or macho when Wilt came after him, just picked the photographer's stool and defended himself. The savvy of a 10 time champion.
Bill Russell told this story and said Sam kept calling him Wilton Norman Chamberlain to piss him off!
Both of these legends are now playing in heaven. RIP
No the Bible says that they’ll go to the grave unless being one of the 144,000, which none ever claimed to have been apart of, so they’ll await the resurrection and enjoy everlasting life on a paradise earth.
How do you know that they are in heaven?
Nah, bro, if Wilt is on heaven, I bet he is playing a different kind of ball with the ladies. The streak should live on.
@@felixspates1402 Hello fellow JW :) Agreed.
Wilt was a monster RIP😢
Jayne Kennedy...a great reason to watch sports back in the day.
To see Wilt in a non basketball situation on TV is one thing (like on a talk show)- but to see him in person is completely another!! I had the fortune of witnessing his size (during my So Cal days) during his post playing time- this guy was like 7’3 easily- and moved real quick- his gait - unreal!! Side note: Jayne Kennedy was before her time- she and Phyllis George- the forerunners to the female sports hosts today!!
The interviewer is just hooot
indeed! I wonder who she is...
Jayne Kennedy!
You cannot do that today. If you do, ESPN and all media outlets will be outraged. Today Wilt would be suspended, fined and ridiculed. The NBA might send him to counseling for anger management.
*****
I tried to be clean. But you described it "street style."
C Howard Taking it into the paint is not an option today. It's a ring of. 3's raining inside.
People need to remember that Wilt Chamberlain was also a stellar athlete and not just a basketball player today's center wouldn't stand a chance against them he could probably still score a hundred points if you felt like it he was one of those rare athletes that if you said he was going to do something he would do it and there's nothing you could do about it
Ironically Wilt was well known for NOT being a dirty player and not fouling much. He never fouled out of any name at any level.
C Howard the game would change for him
Wilt the GOAT just in a different era
Sam Jones has Greg Oden syndrome, he has always looked 50.
This amazing please keep posting this!
That was funny...he said "I won't be back." Lol!
SAM JONES WAS ALWAYS THE PLAYER THAT MADE ME CRY WHEN I WAS A KID, HIS LONG JUMP SHOT ALWAYS BEAT THE CINCINNATI ROYALS AND KNOCK US OUT OF THE PLAYOFFS OR KEPT US FROM GETTING IN PLAYOFF. HE WAS THAT 3 PT SHOOTER BEFORE THE NBA HAD A 3 PT FG. OF COURSE BILL, BLOCKING EVERY ROYALS SHOT ON DEFENSE DIDN'T HELP MATTERS EITHER
wilt was not a mean man. if you respected him, he would respect you. the only common record we have is that neither one of us ever fouled out of a game. for me... well it's mildly interesting. for wilt and the environment/level he played in, it's a testament to his mutant abilities.
Rip Sam jones
Wilt=GOAT
If you want more of Jayne Kennedy, watch her on CHiPs. She is on an entire episode. Her partner was Lacie Underalls from Caddyshack.
Wow thanks, I'll look for her!👍
Wilt da Stilt number 1
I love old Bigger Dipper stories.
Me too.
Smart man.. he saved his own life and the life of an innocent stool
Wilt Chamberlin was also a Harlem Globetrotter
Strongest human being to ever play proball
Wilt was the best fighter in the NBA
I like the part that has Jayne Kennedy in it.
The players today couldn't make it back then. They would just be turning the ball over constantly. They couldn't play under the old rules. After all, they've been ignoring them rules since they were five years old.
Conversely, if the players back then played today they would struggle also, but they could learn new ball handling techniques and freedoms. I think it would be much harder for the players of today to go against all their instincts under the old rules if they were forced to play in the 50s and 60s
Joe Johnson
Joe Johnson brilliant point, but will they listen? Sadly I think not. Many modern fans seem to be blinded by anything not in HD.
I think the Guards and Small Forwards wouldn’t do good in other eras but the Big Men would fit right in
Just to play Devil's Advocate...
All of the "new ball handling techniques and freedoms" are things they're learning from childhood as well. Take any player at 25 and transpose him to a league with 50 years worth of different rules, and he's going to struggle mightily. We're still working within the same gene pool. Take the old school guys as infants and stick 'em in as kids in the 90s, and they wouldn't look any different than anyone else in the league does.
Joe Johnson You are severly underestimatimg the skils of todays players. They follow and play under the rules they know. If they came up in that era, they would surely adapt. Just like some of these guys would adapt to today's rules. Not all but some.
What probably happened, instead of wilts normal block were he positioned his body away from the scorer, he just jumped upwards and allowed his body to connect and laid Sam on the floor!
Bill Russell and all the top centres of that era was noted for doing this! Wilt wasn't unless provoked!
The video was over the moment I saw that fucking knockout he was talking to...
Nice tale! Thanks!
Crazy thing, wilt never fouled out of a game ever.
That's a FACT ! UNREAL 4 SURE! HE would have avg. 60 in today's NBA !! HE TOOK A POUNDING, like a Tree he was !! PLAYED 48 min every NIGHT !!
@@depaola63 He averaged over 48 minutes per game, averaged 50.4 points per game (I believe his lowest point total in any regular season game was 26), and scored 100 points in 1961-62.
@M Pr In 1967-68, that's correct.
Imagine Jordan trying to dunk on Wilt. He would have got totaled once and never tried it again. He couldn't even handle the Pistons physicality.
Couldn't handle the Pistons physicality?? Did you bump your head? They threw every cheap shot imaginable, and he STILL kept coming. Most cats would have been done. That's why they walked off the court in 1991. He finally had them figured out and a cast to support him. MJ is one of the most durable athletes ever. Even Lebron falls short in a couple of key areas.
@Robert Spence "Gutless"??? Clearly, you are a youngster that never saw the Bad Boys live. If you did, you would NEVER use the word "gutless", because you you know better.
@@pointsur67 Pistons walked off the court because MJ whined like a little baby to the league and then claimed when they were about to finally beat the Pistons that the league favored them and wanted to see the Pistons gone. That the Bulls were better for the NBA. The Pistons and the Celtics went at it hard in the 80's and finally the Pistons beat them and both teams shook hands because they respected each other. MJ and the Bulls never showed respect for the Pistons at the time they were beating them. None. The Celtics taught the Pistons so the Pistons respected them. The Pistons taught the Bulls but they didn't respect them. That is why the Pistons walked off the court. And the NBA has never been the same since then. It has become a watered down league of softies where everyone shoots 3 point shots and no one plays any defense.
@@wpl8275 I'm sorry, but I'm not going to engage in someone that wasn't even born then. How do I know? Everything you said told me. Jordan was never one for whining. Michael Jordan was killing the pistons despite them trying to beat him up on every attempt.
@@pointsur67 obviously you don't understand the history of the nba, in wilts era he was so physically abused that he nearly quit in his rookie year.
One year he sustained a injury to his face that smashed and broke his teeth into his gums, that never healed properly, he carried on playing with a mask and the same player who did this tried again to elbow him again an enforcer for the Boston celtics and Wilt Chamberlain laid him out in front of the celtics bench with a five inch punch.
The bench erupted, red called on the referees to throw him off the floor and the referees did nothing because they were being advised to ignore any abuse on Wilt by the nba leadership and they understood it was justified.
One of them even argued because Wilt was so mad, if you have any other seven foot players willing to argue with Wilt chamberlain then send him out and even the great Bill Russell didn't want to be involved in the dispute because he didn't resort to aggressive behaviour unless provoked, while many teams in the league had players for that purpose.
The Pistons if they had continually elbowed Mj in the face he wouldn't have been functioning, but he certainly received better protection than Wilt did in his day!
Shaq would be shaqasnack against
Wilt. Shaq is fooling himself if he actually believes he could match up with Wilt. Just because you’re 7’1 and an unhealthy 330 plus lbs doesn’t make you better than the most DOMINANT player in NBA history Wilt is the true GOAT, Jordan second.
Well said!
Long ago I had a teacher in HS who went to and played with Sam Jones at NC Central . He said Sam was a smart man . After I saw this video I can believe it .
Much Gratitude
now y'all talk about mj and lebron but man this here is the real goat
Sam Jones what a tough sob he is and was on the court.
He served in the military than played for the Celtics along side of K.C.Jones.
Look up his career on Wiki AMAZING! Sam is 87 now still looks great to.
Back when players played Real basketball no 3-point line Great passing Team players!
The reason why nba added 3pt line
Because the ABA league was so much excited and faster plays. Showtime and higher teams score.
That's a magnificent and interesting story time after time, always leaves a mark, it's always a pleasure to relisten to it, Sam Jones/classic Celtics being one of the protagonists at that (two legends, but there's not much of Sam Jones, or KC Jones, or Wes Unseld, or Reed and others, it's a shame, luckly not like Wilt or Russell or Walt and similar, at least; it's all thanks to you again for this gem and many others)!
Sam Jones
#LEGEND
Had a great bank shot shooter
Maybe the prettiest black woman.late 1970s early 1980s
I really wish men's short shorts would make a comeback.
Zeke gay
jk that would be cool
They are, kinda. Check out Jalen Brown from the Celtics.
Zeke They look sexy.
Lx Beltran gay?
NBA should relax the players coming off the bench rule, if a monster get out of control the best thing to neutralize the situation would be another monster
He smashed
I grew up watching Sam make those long banked jumpers from the elbow and KC hounding the opponent's guards on D. A fabulous era.
@@fatalsniper3413 "Best" rankings are IMO virtually impossible to establish because of the natural evolution of the game. Ray, Reggie, and others were fantastic in their day, but Steph, Lillard, and others following their lead today are in a different stratosphere, not least of all because of drastically looser D. If anyone in Sam's era had hoisted up the shots those guys do nightly, he'd have been riding the bench long before stats could be established. But Sam was definitely one of the most clutch shooters ever.
I was remiss not to mention Jerry West.
@@fatalsniper3413 You got me there. I really didn't follow Sam until he was with the Celtics. But that still left a lot of years to appreciate his game --- What a run they had back then. Regarding debate points the "analysts" bring up in those endless GOAT discussions: Whenever they argue that MJ's 6 rings are some kind of trump card, I can't help but wonder if they've somehow forgotten that Bill Russell doesn't have enough fingers to wear all of his.
or the day Russell saved Sam Jones life
Hottest Black woman in TV ever since and then some!
The Backboard King!!!
G.O.A.T
I wouldn't be back either.
And I bet Wilt picked him up like he was a child too
Gratitude
Wilt Chamberlain was a big bully
Wow. Just wow.
Yo the interviewer lookin a lil fine
That lady people is the absolutely gorgeous Jayne Kennedy
Never fouled out! 48+minutes per game for career! Noone esle could carry his jock strap!🏀
obviously ...jane kennedy was miss america...( 1st black miss america maybe ??)
No, she wasn't. She wasn't even in the Miss America contest. She was in the Miss USA but didn't win. The first African American Miss America was Vanessa Williams.
Until her crown was stripped for the lesbian photo shoot she did for penthouse@@patrickmorgan4006
@@huntand Yes, I know. Still doesn't change the fact that she was the first and Jayne Kennedy wasn't Miss America at all.
Real hoops these current day fans try to down the 80's and 90's these dudes would quit after the first practices.
“He could have killed us all”
Don’t come into the paint tonite
Left on his back
wilt was so strong that he couldnt play the killer instinct, because he was afraid of hurting everyone
i bet Wilt called him "little fella"
Jayne Kennedy is a lovely women, I got her back in the late 70tys!
Only a fool would not listen to a Giant that could possible be the greatest athlete ever! LOL....Jones is lucky that Wilt was a nice man. Others would have hit Sam so hard he would no longer be able to play period!
So nobodys gonna talk about the 20,000 women Wilt claimed to have bed down.😳😎...or was it 2,000?...either way thats why he could never concentrate on his free throws
Looks like Jayne Kennedy.
How about the breathtaking Jayne Kennedy.....WHEW!!!!
I would have gone back into the paint, and given him another elbow, you can't let an opponent intimidate you.
Great story
we all kno what jones did afterwards w her............
Yep...absolutely nothing.
@@kincrawford5906 😂
@@kincrawford5906 bruh
Naw, man. This was 1983. The invention of Viagra was about 12 years away.
LMAO Good1
I can’t imagine how big Wilt’s left hand was. Probably bigger than Sam’s head. Go Celts!
Wait! Wilt was a Bad Boy Piston? Lol
And still is
Old style basketball.
And if he could shoot the 3-pointer Kareem never would have caught him on the scoring record
Sam jone great bank shot shooter
Kareem played 20 years. Wilt played 12. That is why. Wilt, also, was asked and did, concentrate on rebounding, blocking shots, and playing defense, but still scored over 20 per game.
@@wmden1 hes talking about Sam jones
Kareem literally made only one 3 pointer in his entire career.
@@drobson8004 wilt chamberlain did though, he could shoot pretty far.
Who is this guy
feet eater Sam Jones
Sam Jones, arguably the greatest bank-shooter in basketball history and 10-time NBA Champ with Bill Russell's Celtics.
Wow! 😂
🤣🤣🤣
Is this the 70s?
Emmanuel Moses The 60s, Wilt and that era was amazing.
Wilt Chamberlain Compared to this era, far from amazing lol.
Emmanuel Moses 10x better than today, defense is dead.
Are you mad that someone called that era amazing? Go outside.
Wilt Chamberlain Defense is way better. Utilization of zoning Has changed everything.
hello... sam jones is only 6"4 in height.... no wonder...hahahhaha
Michael Jordan is 6'4" barefoot hahaha