Gregory Teague Jr. NBA during 70s get clowned for players often doing cokes and all types of drugs but boy, do they have some wild stories. Also, I think EVERYONE was on some drugs in NBA during that era.
There is a rule in NASCAR that states every driver must drive 100% of their ability. This came after a driver purposely wrecked to change the points standings. Maybe you could make a weird rules episode about this
I vaguely remember a MLB game where the two managers were idly chatting before they finalised their lineup cards and gave them to the umpire, when they decided to immediately trade players - the two players had to go the clubhouse, get changed, then go to the other clubhouse and get changed into their new uniforms.
Actually Harvey Catchings (another great NBA name) and Ralph Simpson both played on both sides in the game as well; Eric Money was the only one who scored as a member of both teams. And the fourth traded player, Al Skinner, played for _neither_ team - that is didn't play in the game in the original version nor in the resumed, alternate-reality one - making him, to my knowledge, the only player to record a DNP for both teams in a single game.
A similar situation happened last year to Juan Soto. When the nationals played the Yankees he wasn’t in the mlb yet, but when the game got postponed he hit a home run. So technically his first hit was before he was even called up to the MLB.
On a similar note, in 1979, the Phillies and Mets were playing a double header. In between games, Jose Carenal was traded from the Phillies to the Mets and played for both teams on the same night. Also, in 1982, Joel Youngblood has the distinction of getting a hit for 2 different teams playing in different cities on the same day. He was on the Mets playing a day game in Chicago. He got a hit. After the game he was traded to the Expos who were in Philly so he flies to Philly and singles for the Expos that night. Incidentally, both of his hits came off of eventual Hall of Famers(Fergie Jenkins & Steve Carlton).
in soccer, clubs will often loan out players to other teams, usually to give youngsters playing experience. When this happens, there is often a clause in the loan deal that prohibits that player from playing against the "parent" club. This kind of contract clause also can exist for outright transfers. I feel like something resembling this should have been discussed in this nba game.
You covered the handling of the technical fouls given, but what did they do about the other fouls? Did Eric Money keep any fouls he committed as a Net when he joined the Sixers for the replay? Did they just reset those normal fouls he could theoretically commit more than six fouls that game? Did they reset everyone's fouls? I need more!
I thought the same thing! Presumably, they treat him like a new player for the 76ers, so he could have committed up to 12 fouls (if he fouled out for both teams). But what if the ejected player had been the one traded? Would he get a fresh set of fouls? Also, which team pays Money's game check? Need more information!!!
On June 26, 2024, Danny Jansen was batting for the Blue Jays vs. Red Sox. During the at bat, the game was delayed and later suspended for rain, to be made up on August 26th. On July 27th Jansen was traded to the Red Sox. He is now the scheduled catcher for the Red Sox for that game, making him potentially the first player in MLB history to play for both teams in a single game.
Do one about the baseball player who made his debut in a rain shortened make up game and his first hit/hr was technically before his debut as game goes into the books as original start date. Great vid btw
@@anonymousperson3023 yes game 6 At some point in the second half he realized I can't beat them so I might simply let them win and later join them to create the new NBA dynasty
I don't even watch sportsball but I absolutely love this series for the metaphysical debates it causes. Btw, today I learned that the NBA has a better grasp on the time/space continuum than most sci-fi movies.
But what if a player gets traded midgame (like Harrison Barnes) but to their opposing team? Will the player go to the opposing team's bench or wait til the game is over? Just a thought.
Gotta ask the Baseball players, happen more than once in MLB player get trade mid game. I think Demarcus Cousin's trade was funnier tho. Go to New Orlean for All star, get traded mid game, journalist tells him "Hey you are staying here New Orlean now XD"
Aikie Halley Gonzales the team doesn’t announce trades mid game so it won’t happen. Even if it did I think the team has to list their squad before the team and has to finish the game with that squad.
A Player cannot change sides during mid game cuz they have a List of Players submitted to the committee before a game starts so that means even if you're traded to the opposing team during a Game you, cannot switch teams
I remember reading the completed box score for this game. Strange to see the name Eric Money on both sides of the ledger. Richie Powers was a total take-charge referee. He probably had good intentions when he called the third technical foul on Bernard King, to punish another unsportsmanlike act in full view of everyone. But he should have just included his description of the post-ejection chair kicking as part of his report to the league office. It likely would have meant a higher fine, possibly a suspension, for King. But then incident would have been over. But Powers broke a cardinal rule of officiating: Never create a protest scenario.
This kind of reminds me of when the Ms traded ichiro to NY on the same day NY was in town to play the mariners. So he starts the day on Ms, traded, and plays for Yankees that same day. I think that's how it went down.
Do a Luis Suarez (attacker) in South Africa (World Cup), deliberatly defended a clear goal with his hands just so the team doest score. He got a red card but Ghana missed the penalty and eventually lost the game and dropped out of the World Cup.
A similar thing happened on the 2019/2020 NBA Finals: no matter how that series ended, Dion Waiters was the only player with a sure ring. That's because, long story short, he played for both Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers on that very same season. What a time to be alive.
This is like that NHL game where a player had a heart attack, so they started the game over, but they started it at 1-0 so a player technically scored a goal from his couch because he was injured for the replay
this reminds of me of when your team is winning in practice and then your coach makes you switch teams to make it competitive in the middle of the game.
I think, ironically the protest rule is a hilarious gold mine for weird interactions. The only other time I can remember it ever being used is in 2006 or 07 with the Miami Heat. Shaq "fouls out" with only 5 fouls. Miami protests and yes, gets the game replayed from the moment their player was tossed too early. Of course, in the intervening months Shaq was traded to Phoenix. So Miami is playing a game again because they did not have access to Shaq for the last minute or so, without access to Shaq.
This reminds me of a Nationals game last year. The Nationals started a game with the Yankees, at this time Juan Soto was still in Minor League Baseball. In the middle of the game it started raining then they decided to make up the game on a later date. When they make up the game, Juan Soto is now on the big league roster, so he pinch-hits in the make up game and hits a home run. So he homered in a game that started before his Big League debut.
Never heard this story before. Started watching this and thought “boy this sounds like something that would only happen to my Sixers.” Then they bring up the trade... *sigh* how did I know
Al Skinner was also traded between the two teams, but did not see playing time for either squad, making him the only player in NBA history to have an official DNP for both teams in the same NBA game.
Who else thought it was when the player went to keep the ball inbounds and chucked it into his own basket from beyond the 3-point line by accident? (It was recent, but i can't remember the guys name)
$1,500 back in 1978 has the equivalent worth of $$5,907.03 today. This was back when the NBA wasn't relatively as profitable as it is today, so that's a large chunk of change. I would think that the deposit to protest a game is nonrefundable if the investigation turns up with nothing, but I don't know for sure.
Agreed. How in the world is a ref with the potential for human error, or even a secret agenda/vendetta/ulterior motive/etc. the person with the final say in these games. Especially in championships. Retited refs have admitted to betting on games and blowing calls on purpose. There needs to be a system of checks and balances
Looked up the Box Score, the game was Nets at 76ers, "November 8, 1978" for the official date. For the other players traded, Ralph Simpson got 2 assists for each team and 8 points for the 76ers. Harvey Catchings did not impact the box score for the 76ers, but got 8 pts, 4 reb, 3 blk, 2 pf for the Nets. Al Skinner did not get play time for either team.
Fun fact about this game: (Al Skinner was also traded, but did not see playing time for either squad, making him the only player in NBA history to have an official DNP for both teams in the same NBA game.) From Wiki.
Video Suggestion: Wilt Chamberlain made the NBA institute a rule for (1) offensive goaltending, (2) not jumping over the free throw line during free throws, because he would dunk free throws, and (3) widen the paint, because he was too domininant in the post. Like so Ryan can see!
Call them Unsportsmanlike Conduct fouls like they do in American Football? Side note: Imagine if they had the same penalty as in football. How would you enforce a 15-yard penalty on a basketball court?
This is my favorite episode of weird rules. How in the world was that ref allowed to stay in the NBA?!
much less ref the finals...
He retired after this season
Gregory Teague Jr. NBA during 70s get clowned for players often doing cokes and all types of drugs but boy, do they have some wild stories. Also, I think EVERYONE was on some drugs in NBA during that era.
@@parasight21 everyone is a bit of an exaggeration, if Jabbar could give The Dipper problems in the 70s i would love to see Kareem off coke
parasight21 doing cokes?
"YOU CAN'T GIVE MY GUY THREE TECHNICALS!"
"Okay, YOU get three technicals."
**surprised pikachu**
Pika
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Not surprised
@MUFC get a life
😂
JR Smith did this in game 1 of the 2018 NBA Finals
Armed Titanium lol
Best comment of 2019 made me lol
*henny smith
😂 LMAO
You got me 😁
When you can’t decide what team you want to be on
Just be on both
KD
If you can't beat them, join them.
LMAO 😂
Italy 100
Not just reddit and NFL now NBA too
Eric Money, Richie Powers... those are the type of names that are nicknames in of itself
Should of named Eric Richie Money
@@EricSmyth2Christ That's the name of the guy who pockets the $1500 deposit.
Richie Power Money!
I was the 666th like :)
The 70s were a trip.
“He was responding within a reality that should not exist” is an absolutely amazing quote
Legend has it he is still getting technicals
Tastyquicksand - Daily NFL Videos like billy crystal
he still gives technicals
He died in the 1990s, so probably not.
"Teams have been auto-balanced, you are now on BLU"
"YOU FAILED!!!"
tf2 meme here xD
BULLSHIT!
HAHAHAAHAHHAHAAHAAAHAHAHAHHAAAHAHAHAAHA
There is a rule in NASCAR that states every driver must drive 100% of their ability. This came after a driver purposely wrecked to change the points standings. Maybe you could make a weird rules episode about this
And then NASCAR has since ignored this rule on every occasion where it becomes an issue.
Joeylawn36111 it’d keep it fresh I guess
@@joeylawn36111 Nascar is also just pretty much a joke compared to other major sports
NASCAR is a sport?
People hate Nascar now because it’s rules are a joke. It used to be good.
Best sports TH-cam channel just waiting for a rewinder
Friend, keep your eyes peeled at the end of the week, we've got a real special one coming your way
@@SecretBaseSBN Basketball?
@@huongdieu6543 You could say that
SB Nation let’s go
Nathan Kelly not as good as these guys
Ref: Technical
Fans: "No."
NBA: "It's Rewind Time."
I vaguely remember a MLB game where the two managers were idly chatting before they finalised their lineup cards and gave them to the umpire, when they decided to immediately trade players - the two players had to go the clubhouse, get changed, then go to the other clubhouse and get changed into their new uniforms.
Purposely starts air balling every shot
Tastyquicksand *also sets NBA record for most turnovers in a game*
lets be honest, he would be benched so he wouldn't have the opportunity to do so.
Lol
What’s air balling?
@@udaytejsingh3998 Shooting the basketball and missing the rim completely
Actually Harvey Catchings (another great NBA name) and Ralph Simpson both played on both sides in the game as well; Eric Money was the only one who scored as a member of both teams.
And the fourth traded player, Al Skinner, played for _neither_ team - that is didn't play in the game in the original version nor in the resumed, alternate-reality one - making him, to my knowledge, the only player to record a DNP for both teams in a single game.
I like to imagine that every time Richie messed up a game, the commissioner would shake his fist and yell "POWEEEERS!!" like a classic sitcom.
A similar situation happened last year to Juan Soto. When the nationals played the Yankees he wasn’t in the mlb yet, but when the game got postponed he hit a home run. So technically his first hit was before he was even called up to the MLB.
Also whoever animates these is a legend
That would be our designer Phil Pasternak, who along with Mike Das help make our series look fire
Thank you
SB Nation yall should get Phil and Jon bois to collaborate on a video!! it would probably get millions of views lol
and mike too^
@@nickcalderaro9166 make millions brother lol
"Money" is an amazing last name! Imagine getting to have that on the back of your jersey!
"This way, Mr. Money"
There is a boxer whose name is Awesome
On a similar note, in 1979, the Phillies and Mets were playing a double header. In between games, Jose Carenal was traded from the Phillies to the Mets and played for both teams on the same night. Also, in 1982, Joel Youngblood has the distinction of getting a hit for 2 different teams playing in different cities on the same day. He was on the Mets playing a day game in Chicago. He got a hit. After the game he was traded to the Expos who were in Philly so he flies to Philly and singles for the Expos that night. Incidentally, both of his hits came off of eventual Hall of Famers(Fergie Jenkins & Steve Carlton).
This might be my favorite series on TH-cam. SB Nation has the best content for sure.
Please do an episode about the time Joe Crawford lost his mind and challenged Tim Duncan to a fight during a game.
Joeylawn36111 i believe it was that same game that he said he would fight him in the parking lot after the game
@Nick Smith and Tim knows MMA too🤣
in soccer, clubs will often loan out players to other teams, usually to give youngsters playing experience. When this happens, there is often a clause in the loan deal that prohibits that player from playing against the "parent" club. This kind of contract clause also can exist for outright transfers. I feel like something resembling this should have been discussed in this nba game.
Can’t beat em...
JOIN THEM ASAP AFTER HALFTIME
You covered the handling of the technical fouls given, but what did they do about the other fouls?
Did Eric Money keep any fouls he committed as a Net when he joined the Sixers for the replay? Did they just reset those normal fouls he could theoretically commit more than six fouls that game? Did they reset everyone's fouls? I need more!
I thought the same thing! Presumably, they treat him like a new player for the 76ers, so he could have committed up to 12 fouls (if he fouled out for both teams). But what if the ejected player had been the one traded? Would he get a fresh set of fouls?
Also, which team pays Money's game check?
Need more information!!!
How great would that have been? Especially if he got another (third) technical in the replay.
We're playing this game again because you can't have 3 technicals... and you got 3 technicals anyway. Dang.
On June 26, 2024, Danny Jansen was batting for the Blue Jays vs. Red Sox. During the at bat, the game was delayed and later suspended for rain, to be made up on August 26th. On July 27th Jansen was traded to the Red Sox. He is now the scheduled catcher for the Red Sox for that game, making him potentially the first player in MLB history to play for both teams in a single game.
please do not get injured Danny, you have to make history.
Do one about the baseball player who made his debut in a rain shortened make up game and his first hit/hr was technically before his debut as game goes into the books as original start date. Great vid btw
And two future Bulls coaches played in this game - Doug Collins and Phil Jackson.
And Loughery was MJ's first coach. That's wild.
@@akshaysundru482 Mike Bibby's dad too.
When you’re losing to the computer on 2k so you switch teams half way through
Not a big deal. KD did that for OKC and golden state in 2016
Same game though?
@@anonymousperson3023 yes game 6
At some point in the second half he realized
I can't beat them so I might simply let them win and later join them to create the new NBA dynasty
@@tpsam u sound dumb rn 💀
Thanongrit Suriyarungka LMAO
@@joseorea200 it's a joke
Ref pettiness: Boss Level 35
But boss levels only go up to 34...
RusseLL "First Round Exit" Westbrick It’s so high it breaks the limit
I don't even watch sportsball but I absolutely love this series for the metaphysical debates it causes.
Btw, today I learned that the NBA has a better grasp on the time/space continuum than most sci-fi movies.
So basically Nebula in
Avengers: Endgame
Except the alternative timelines stuck
Best response. lol
This is one of my favorite comments of all time 😂
this took me a half of a sec to comprehend but OH MY GOD YESSSS EXACTLY!!!!!!!!
spoiler alert*
But what if a player gets traded midgame (like Harrison Barnes) but to their opposing team? Will the player go to the opposing team's bench or wait til the game is over? Just a thought.
Gotta ask the Baseball players, happen more than once in MLB player get trade mid game. I think Demarcus Cousin's trade was funnier tho. Go to New Orlean for All star, get traded mid game, journalist tells him "Hey you are staying here New Orlean now XD"
Aikie Halley Gonzales the team doesn’t announce trades mid game so it won’t happen. Even if it did I think the team has to list their squad before the team and has to finish the game with that squad.
A Player cannot change sides during mid game cuz they have a List of Players submitted to the committee before a game starts so that means even if you're traded to the opposing team during a Game you, cannot switch teams
@@christopherchan5245 Trades have happened mid game. Players haven't switched but they get taken out and don't play that game
Chris Chan but it’s happened before so...
Loving all the SB videos. Weird Rules and Rewinder are always a good time! Keep up the awesome work!
I remember reading the completed box score for this game. Strange to see the name Eric Money on both sides of the ledger. Richie Powers was a total take-charge referee. He probably had good intentions when he called the third technical foul on Bernard King, to punish another unsportsmanlike act in full view of everyone. But he should have just included his description of the post-ejection chair kicking as part of his report to the league office. It likely would have meant a higher fine, possibly a suspension, for King. But then incident would have been over. But Powers broke a cardinal rule of officiating: Never create a protest scenario.
You could say that Richie Powers seemed to go off on a real.....Powers trip.
YEEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!
BOOOOOOO!!!
I hope we get videos like this more often! This guy is so good with these crazy sport stories
2:30 I do wonder if this is maybe to prevent teams from protesting every single game they lose, just out of spite.
Danny Jansen has become the 1st ever MLB player to play for both teams!
"You have been switched to the other team. Reason: Balance"
... as all things should be
This has to have been your greatest episode so far! Keep up the good work guys!
This kind of reminds me of when the Ms traded ichiro to NY on the same day NY was in town to play the mariners. So he starts the day on Ms, traded, and plays for Yankees that same day. I think that's how it went down.
The C*bs and Cardinals once traded players between games of a doubleheader
Yup - I was at the game, in Seattle, as a Yankees fan. Most emotional game I’ve been to.
I remember requesting this! So glad you made it!
Imagine playing against the nets and eric money just basically says "opponent has left the match"
See, this is why Doc Brown wanted the time machine destroyed.
Do a Luis Suarez (attacker) in South Africa (World Cup), deliberatly defended a clear goal with his hands just so the team doest score. He got a red card but Ghana missed the penalty and eventually lost the game and dropped out of the World Cup.
No real weird rule there. Saurez got punished, Ghana got a standard form of compensation (a penalty kick) and failed to take advantage
and now Ghana and Uruguay are rematching
This is an amazing story. I always thought the player who played an NHL game BEFORE getting drafted was wild... but this one might top that.
"Oi, you can't hand out three technicals!"
"*Bet.*"
I love this channel so much I cant stop watching lol, wishing I found it sooner. Some of these are soooo amazing!
A similar thing happened on the 2019/2020 NBA Finals: no matter how that series ended, Dion Waiters was the only player with a sure ring. That's because, long story short, he played for both Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers on that very same season.
What a time to be alive.
Wait what how tho? You could be traded 4 times, play for 5 teams in one season, but only the team you're on during the finals matters lmfao
players who get traded midseason still get rings to my knowledge
This is like that NHL game where a player had a heart attack, so they started the game over, but they started it at 1-0 so a player technically scored a goal from his couch because he was injured for the replay
Big deal, Clarence "Coffee Black" Withers did this in the Mega Bowl between the Flint Tropics and San Antonio Spurs
Ryan Fredericks and created the "alley-oop"
“Foul! No.. two fouls!”
Who?........ oh, you mean Downtown “funky stuff” Malone
this reminds of me of when your team is winning in practice and then your coach makes you switch teams to make it competitive in the middle of the game.
Okay so did he receive a win and a loss on his own personal statistics regardless of the outcome of the game?
I think, ironically the protest rule is a hilarious gold mine for weird interactions. The only other time I can remember it ever being used is in 2006 or 07 with the Miami Heat. Shaq "fouls out" with only 5 fouls. Miami protests and yes, gets the game replayed from the moment their player was tossed too early. Of course, in the intervening months Shaq was traded to Phoenix. So Miami is playing a game again because they did not have access to Shaq for the last minute or so, without access to Shaq.
He attacc
He protecc
But mostly
He give out teccs
This reminds me of a Nationals game last year. The Nationals started a game with the Yankees, at this time Juan Soto was still in Minor League Baseball. In the middle of the game it started raining then they decided to make up the game on a later date. When they make up the game, Juan Soto is now on the big league roster, so he pinch-hits in the make up game and hits a home run. So he homered in a game that started before his Big League debut.
Never heard this story before. Started watching this and thought “boy this sounds like something that would only happen to my
Sixers.” Then they bring up the trade... *sigh* how did I know
The Oprah of technical fouls 🤣 sounds like the time Tim Duncan caught a tech on the bench
Coach: you can't give 3 techs
Ref: haha, 3rd techs go brrrrrrrrr
This has a chance to happen this year in the MLB and I need a video from you 2 talking about it, cause it's just as silly in any league
1:28 Lol I love how as humans we always make up crazy stories and even act out the voices in situations and hypotheticals that would never happen 😂
Came back to this video as we have an opportunity for this to happen in baseball now with Catcher Danny Jansen
CAN WE GET A IN DEPTH LOOK AT THE KG AND TIMMY FUED. YOU GUYS DO SUCH A GREAT JOB KEEP IT UP
Al Skinner was also traded between the two teams, but did not see playing time for either squad, making him the only player in NBA history to have an official DNP for both teams in the same NBA game.
Who else thought it was when the player went to keep the ball inbounds and chucked it into his own basket from beyond the 3-point line by accident? (It was recent, but i can't remember the guys name)
70's basketball was amazing.
Option three is that Money is not allowed to play in the completion of the game for either team
Bro I adore this channel thank you
Can you do a video on the first three pointer in the NBA?
I think Chris Ford hit the first one in NBA history.
Why? What was weird about it?
4:16 these reality altering technicals are so powerful they got my guy looking like john carpenter's "The Thing"
We need someone to do "the creation of SB nation deserves a deep rewind"
This has to be one of the strangest situations you guys have ever found. Crazy!
Wait so who won the new reality game
Sixers still won, this time by six. All that trouble to lose by two points more.
@@bobsnow6242 So basically this new reality game became... completely pointless in the end.
Crazy Luigi there was a point, to prove a point.
@@butterthyme2241 And that point wound up going in Philly's way anyway. **Insert Japanese faced shrug here.**
Bob Snow ball don’t lie
Man this Richie Powers guy has a knack for giving out weird rules
I actually remember this happening I was so young and confused 😂
Bruh 😳😹😹😹💀
I'd love to see an episode about the alternate timeline that allowed Juan Soto to hit his first MLB home run before his MLB debut
Are we just going to act like Coffe Black didnt switch from the spurs to the tropics in one game
$1,500 back in 1978 has the equivalent worth of $$5,907.03 today. This was back when the NBA wasn't relatively as profitable as it is today, so that's a large chunk of change. I would think that the deposit to protest a game is nonrefundable if the investigation turns up with nothing, but I don't know for sure.
He plays for both teams, if you know what I mean
Yeah, I just watched the video! He sure does
UndergroundVillage 🏳️🌈
I also know what you mean having just watched the video, as well
Wink wink nudge nudge
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
This reminds me of the Suns and Hawks (I think) game that they had to play out the last couple of seconds months later. That's an episode right there
Seize 3 u are cringe embodied
Nobody:
Ref: You get a third technical
That day everybody had that "What the hell look" on their faces.. LMAO!!
This is literally the best channel on the whole internet
Is there a rule about take off your shoe and throwing it at ball that's in the air.
Gotta admit, responding to a coach complaining about a third tech by giving him a third tech is a baller move
Not directed to this video. It just amaze me why suspicious calls are not reviewed more often.
Agreed. How in the world is a ref with the potential for human error, or even a secret agenda/vendetta/ulterior motive/etc. the person with the final say in these games. Especially in championships. Retited refs have admitted to betting on games and blowing calls on purpose. There needs to be a system of checks and balances
Looked up the Box Score, the game was Nets at 76ers, "November 8, 1978" for the official date.
For the other players traded, Ralph Simpson got 2 assists for each team and 8 points for the 76ers. Harvey Catchings did not impact the box score for the 76ers, but got 8 pts, 4 reb, 3 blk, 2 pf for the Nets. Al Skinner did not get play time for either team.
Ayrton Senna in the 1990 Japan Grand Prix was an ultimate rule bend. You should look at that
Plot Twist: The Ref was actually the founder of T-Series
😂😂
Fun fact about this game: (Al Skinner was also traded, but did not see playing time for either squad, making him the only player in NBA history to have an official DNP for both teams in the same NBA game.)
From Wiki.
Video Suggestion:
Wilt Chamberlain made the NBA institute a rule for (1) offensive goaltending, (2) not jumping over the free throw line during free throws, because he would dunk free throws, and (3) widen the paint, because he was too domininant in the post.
Like so Ryan can see!
Don’t want to change the home field advantage. Every fan at the first game goes to the replaying and sits in the same seats.
WE LIKE SPORTS AND WE DON’T CARE WHO KNOWS
Nice
Love the videos. You should make more about football (soccer) though.
Imagine the NBA with no technical fouls 😍😍😍
Call them Unsportsmanlike Conduct fouls like they do in American Football?
Side note: Imagine if they had the same penalty as in football. How would you enforce a 15-yard penalty on a basketball court?
evknucklehead I would prefer that
I figured this would be about a game where ejections/injuries kept a team without 5 dudes, so the other team “loaned” them a player.
Coffee Black did it.. Let's get tropical!
This is one of my favorite channels
Now thats what I call a T party 😂
That Shelsky shirt is life!! Need to get you a BeerCanvas glass