Man, not many with highlights like his. Finish like Mj. Pass like Magic. One of the most charismatic and fun players to watch. Totally underrated. He on my all time team.
Manu legit might have the best highlight reel of all-time when you combine the passing, clutch shots, finishing balls out reckless drives to the basket, posterizing defenders, freak/clutch defensive plays, and making some of the best athletes on planet earth look downright puzzled on how to stop him from doing whatever the fuck he wants. I truly believe he’s a top 5 all-time SG and outside of Kobe, he was the best of his time in the league for the bulk of his entire career at the position. He arguably sacrificed more individual accomplishments and accolades than any player ever, when you look at his actual stats vs what anyone who watched him over the years knows he was capable of. He was, along with guys like Bird and Magic, the consummate team player/winner.
@@thebeerhunter98 i was just thinking about it. like manu has A LOT of highlight videos, like kobe, mj, lebron does (Well maybe not that much, but u catch my point). he has a lot more highlight videos than 90% of retired or current players of the nba
I noticed that too. I rarely missed a televised game at this point in the NBA and imo Manu could've been the guy on his own team and been a big time star@@agubognernader3205
I saw Manu live in 1998, playing for Viola Reggio Calabria against MensSana Siena, in Siena, Italy. First three plays of the game: he gets three steals and makes three dunks, one of which reverse. I was 11 year-old. I still remember it like it was yesterday. Nobody could believe what they were witnessing. He looked like a martian compared to all the other players, and he was probably the youngest dude on the floor! Thank you Manu for 20 years of greatness.
Does anyone else get that sensation of seeing something so great it makes you cry? No shame in the truth over here that Ganobli is without a doubt the best 6th man to play this game.. saying that James Harden is like him is totally wrong.. Ganobli and his beyond crafty wizardry and play making is hands down one of the best I've ever seen in the league.. The man is the only one EVER to win championships on all levels NBA, top EURO League and a Olympic Gold metal with Argentina... Yet you don't hear nothing about this.. everyone has there choices and opinions but Manu Ganobli is in my top 10 of all time.. I give credit when credit is due and he definitely deserves waaaaaay more recognition then he's getting
2:37 was the SICKEST coast to coast I've ever seen. The steal, the between the opponents leg dribble, the and 1 finish. It's like that perfect basketball itch has been scratched. Thank you Manu
I was a huge Kobe fan when some Latin America commentators on ESPN started praising Manu, saying that he would make a huge impact. And refused to belive he would compare to Kobe, but I have to say he was amazing, his passes and courage. I saw him being beat down by the Pistons, basically hitting him in the face and he wouldn't stop.
There’ll never be another! Once in a lifetime selfless athletic freak. ( Manu will always be my favourite player) I feel blessed to have grown up in San Antonio ( live in Australia now), & watch the Spurs reach the highest level. I go back to the days of the ABA, and man it hurt being a fan back in the days! Damn it was worth it seeing them win championship after championship. There would be no other championships after 99 without Manu! What a warrior! Can’t wait to see his induction into the Hall of Fame.
If videos like these would be a basis for the greatest international player who ever played in the nba, manu would be one of those on top. Name any foreign player who has thw ability to score, pass, block, defend and everything, and the eurostep of course.
That forward pass before the half court in traffic to a sprinting Boris Diaw is the most beautiful play in this whole lot. What an entertainer Manu is.
Muy buen compilado de Manu, muy bien armado, jugadas que ya había olvidado... Sin duda un jugador ejemplar para todo el que juega basketball incluidos ídolos de la NBA, una técnica depurada al máximo, goleador, asistidor, defensor, exponiendo su físico en cada jugada... Sin duda un jugador que marcó un antes y un después en la NBA sobre todo para jugadores extranjeros... Manu, fuiste sos y serás siempre un crack!
Watched his whole career. There will never be another Manu. The ever under appreciated. Met him twice at sports doc. Nicest guy you could ever meet. Thanks Manu for the memories
Whoa. I watched a ton of spurs basketball over the years and sure enjoyed Manu. He has so many amazing plays and he’s not a guy you say yea but he takes plays off or he takes a lot of bad shots. He just gives his 100% on every single play out there and usually is successful. Hall of famer for sure!
@Echoz he is way better than lots of players in dat 75 players list. Remember without him no way da spurs would got all those rings. Manu is da most important spurs player in da last 20 years.
Man, if you still ever get on this youtube, could you PLEASE do a remake of this video with the newer videos of manu like him dunking on Chris Bosh and all of the other great things he did? I’ve consistently been watching this video for the past 7 Years man. That would be awesome of you
un orgullo ver hacer contra esos gigantes todas las avivadas criollas y el potrero de bahia blanca a manu es un argentino demostrando la capacidad y el coraje de la raza
I remember being 18 years old in the summer of 2005 being nervous of moving away from home for college and watching Ginobili play gave me some peace and entertainment and took my mind off of things. Ginobili with long hair in that glorious 2005 title run. Now almost ten years later me now at the age of 27 after everyone dogged ginobili and told him to retire after the dissapointing 2013 finals Manu gets redepmtion and puts on one more brilliant finals performance for us. Now old bald and a step slower he still finds a way to put on last brilliant performance for us. and it brought tears to my eyes. He was never Jordan or Kobe or Wade. Just an ordinary hero with the heart and competitiveness of a Lion. Thanks manu.
@@alejandrorodriguez-kt8nk Maybe in terms of raw skill Manu wasn't as good as them but in the athletic aspect he was at their level. He was a really professional athlete and a though man both psychologicaly and phsyically, that's why he could stand in NBA with a high competetive level for so long inspite his age.
Very under rated, he gave Kobe the business since day one, tough defender, great passer, great shooter, he seems to me like the combination of Bird and Magic looking at this video, if he didn't do more was because he was very disciplined and followed his coach instructions, if you want your kid to be a great basquetball player, study Mamu's game, again, very very under rated
I still remember asking my dad who the hell is the new guy. He told me just watch, he's one of a kind and boy was he right!! Manu you are forever in heart of Spurs fans no matter what happens!!
A true baller in the most fundamental sense (he integrates a lot soccer footwork from his Argentinian background into basketball I believe). A weird combination of shifty athleticism, unique non-linear footwork, Gold-standard passing, and pure clutch genes, Pop always trusted the ball in his hands in the final minutes of the games even when he was close to retirement. Every time Manu touches the ball in front of the opposing bench the players are probably thinking "not this magic bullshit again" 🤣. My favorite is 1:01 at the Rockets bench after that no look to Splitter.
A lot of people never mention the fact the the only 2 seasons where he started all their games, he was an all star. 2005 and 2011. yet theres always people that say he wouldn't, its just a system. Most people never look deeper
Ulme Piller Not really fragile just injury prone but in his younger days he was a beast who could not be stopped even injuries couldn't stop him, James Harden is basically a worse version of prime Manu just worse at everything and missing Manu's elite wing defense.
Most underrated passer in NBA. Those idiots who says he's not a good passer because of stats (few assist per game and overall assist). But those few are crucial passes to those who are not Superstar level players and it's fun to watch how he passes and how his teammates knows his pass routes. :)
Manu has always been one of my faves. So crafty and humbled. U don't get stars like him these days. There are a lot of star players who would be bitching if the coach does not start them. Not Manu.
You know what manu is one of the most exciting players in the league until today. Most of the people hate ginobli for flopping, Manu is just good at fishing foul and his body is so elegant when playing his shooting is so accurate everything is so elegant
He goes off the radar so easily, but when you see footages like these (and this may sound like a stretch) he's a very possible hall of famer. Even though he's not in his prime anymore this guy is a monster on the court in various ways; he's smart in a completely different way than just shooting. You name it, he does it. Blocking, shooting, making plays for his teammates, throwing passes and bullet passes like no other player in the league could. He's blocked every big time player today, at least once and that includes Lebron and Wade. All-time underdog, but he doesn't care, he does all of it for the team. He's got my full respect.
Fwiw, Manu Ginobili will *easily* make the hall of fame. Remember, it's not the NBA Hall of Fame, it's the Basketball Hall of Fame. And when you combine his NBA accomplishments, which are noteworthy in and of themselves, with his non-NBA professional accomplishments (listed below), he'll make it just as assuredly as Sabonis did. Euroleague champion (2001) Euroleague Finals MVP (2001) All-Euroleague First Team (2002) Olympic Gold Medal (2004 - Athens) Olympic Bronze Medal (2008 - Beijing) Italian Cup MVP (2002) 2× Italian League MVP (2001-2002) 2× FIBA World Championship All-Tournament Team (2002, 2006) 50 Greatest Euroleague Contributors (2008)
lolitswhiteslang nah not so much the ocational turnover is what all dinamic players deal with, look up some of the stars in the league and check their TO numbers youll be surprised.
Only guy that has a NBA RING, EURO RING and OLYMPIC GOLD.
And world champion with his home country Argentina
@@maurohuber2184 No, Manu no fue campeon del mundo con Argentina, perdio la final con Yugoslavia en 2002.
@@botija77 pero metió un golazo de mitad de cancha ☺️
@@maurohuber2184 jajjajajja no es lo mismo, pero bueno me hiciste reir.
Esa final del mundial 2002 fue un robo monumental. Sigue doliendo hoy, ese referí griego le cagó la estadística completa a manu
Man, not many with highlights like his. Finish like Mj. Pass like Magic. One of the most charismatic and fun players to watch. Totally underrated. He on my all time team.
Manu legit might have the best highlight reel of all-time when you combine the passing, clutch shots, finishing balls out reckless drives to the basket, posterizing defenders, freak/clutch defensive plays, and making some of the best athletes on planet earth look downright puzzled on how to stop him from doing whatever the fuck he wants.
I truly believe he’s a top 5 all-time SG and outside of Kobe, he was the best of his time in the league for the bulk of his entire career at the position.
He arguably sacrificed more individual accomplishments and accolades than any player ever, when you look at his actual stats vs what anyone who watched him over the years knows he was capable of. He was, along with guys like Bird and Magic, the consummate team player/winner.
White Chocolate!
@@thebeerhunter98 i was just thinking about it. like manu has A LOT of highlight videos, like kobe, mj, lebron does (Well maybe not that much, but u catch my point). he has a lot more highlight videos than 90% of retired or current players of the nba
I noticed that too. I rarely missed a televised game at this point in the NBA and imo Manu could've been the guy on his own team and been a big time star@@agubognernader3205
I saw Manu live in 1998, playing for Viola Reggio Calabria against MensSana Siena, in Siena, Italy. First three plays of the game: he gets three steals and makes three dunks, one of which reverse. I was 11 year-old. I still remember it like it was yesterday. Nobody could believe what they were witnessing. He looked like a martian compared to all the other players, and he was probably the youngest dude on the floor! Thank you Manu for 20 years of greatness.
Does anyone else get that sensation of seeing something so great it makes you cry? No shame in the truth over here that Ganobli is without a doubt the best 6th man to play this game.. saying that James Harden is like him is totally wrong.. Ganobli and his beyond crafty wizardry and play making is hands down one of the best I've ever seen in the league.. The man is the only one EVER to win championships on all levels NBA, top EURO League and a Olympic Gold metal with Argentina... Yet you don't hear nothing about this.. everyone has there choices and opinions but Manu Ganobli is in my top 10 of all time.. I give credit when credit is due and he definitely deserves waaaaaay more recognition then he's getting
Everything well worded!!
@@tomassipone98 thank you tomas appreciate you.💯
Well said, I just have to point out that his name is spelled "Ginobili".
@madeofukf 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️ thanks brother I really appreciate the correction.. Man it's like I know but I still spell it the wrong way..lol.👍🏾💯
@@AceXun13 No worries! It's not an easy name to spell 😋
Thanks for being a good sport about it! ✨
Manu in the 2022 Hall of Fame class!!!!!! GSG!!!!!
My goodness what a player! One of a kind
Tim was the franchise, but Manu had me watching every single game.
Manu Ginobili was a basketball artist, a highly intelligent basketball player, those passes.
2:37 was the SICKEST coast to coast I've ever seen. The steal, the between the opponents leg dribble, the and 1 finish. It's like that perfect basketball itch has been scratched. Thank you Manu
3: 13 amazing
Prime Manu in your team = you win.
quick reflexes, supreme court vision, unpredictable moves and fearless!!! What a player!!
I do not believe that there is a need for comment. Simply the most spectacular player of all time
I was a huge Kobe fan when some Latin America commentators on ESPN started praising Manu, saying that he would make a huge impact. And refused to belive he would compare to Kobe, but I have to say he was amazing, his passes and courage. I saw him being beat down by the Pistons, basically hitting him in the face and he wouldn't stop.
I'm not even a basketball fan but my love and respect for Manu Ginobili is something I couldn't even fathom.
what a complete player
There’ll never be another! Once in a lifetime selfless athletic freak. ( Manu will always be my favourite player)
I feel blessed to have grown up in San Antonio ( live in Australia now), & watch the Spurs reach the highest level.
I go back to the days of the ABA, and man it hurt being a fan back in the days! Damn it was worth it seeing them win championship after championship.
There would be no other championships after 99 without Manu! What a warrior! Can’t wait to see his induction into the Hall of Fame.
Throw in the best defender in the Jordan era, and he'll get foul-baited by this guy, 👍👍👍
Smartin up
That will be Mike.
If they can't defend kobe..imagine them playing against MJ..a much more athletic kobe version and smarter..
@@johnlaquihon7186 But the Spurs could defend Kobe.. Better than most teams at the time. Don't know what you mean.
One of the BEST basketball players I have ever seen. Performed light-years ahead of most other players. Such a joy to watch old clips of Manu.
If videos like these would be a basis for the greatest international player who ever played in the nba, manu would be one of those on top. Name any foreign player who has thw ability to score, pass, block, defend and everything, and the eurostep of course.
Hall of famer now (2022) what a carrer in Argentina and NBA. I have never seen a player doing so many nutmets in basketball. Amazing IQ.
Congrats Manu Ginobli! FIRST TIME HALL OF FAMER!!!!! HATS OFF!!!
That forward pass before the half court in traffic to a sprinting Boris Diaw is the most beautiful play in this whole lot. What an entertainer Manu is.
He is one of the best of all time
Muy buen compilado de Manu, muy bien armado, jugadas que ya había olvidado...
Sin duda un jugador ejemplar para todo el que juega basketball incluidos ídolos de la NBA, una técnica depurada al máximo, goleador, asistidor, defensor, exponiendo su físico en cada jugada...
Sin duda un jugador que marcó un antes y un después en la NBA sobre todo para jugadores extranjeros...
Manu, fuiste sos y serás siempre un crack!
Totalmente de acuerdo para mi el mas grande !
We miss you Ginobili. %100
The best latin player all time...Manu!
An unguardable force during his prime.
Watched his whole career. There will never be another Manu. The ever under appreciated. Met him twice at sports doc. Nicest guy you could ever meet. Thanks Manu for the memories
Hall of Fame!!! Gracias Manu por tanto!!!!!
Manu blocks, Manu passes, Manu for three, MaaanuuuGinoobiliiii!
LPM.que difícil va ser volver a tener un jugador argentino a este nivel y como persona que nos haya dejado tan bien parado,👏👏👏🇦🇷
Ginobili was amazing and way ahead of his time. He had such great lateral movement and basically invented the euro step.
9:21 no one and I mean NO ONE moves and finishes like that. 🙌
Whoa. I watched a ton of spurs basketball over the years and sure enjoyed Manu. He has so many amazing plays and he’s not a guy you say yea but he takes plays off or he takes a lot of bad shots. He just gives his 100% on every single play out there and usually is successful. Hall of famer for sure!
Cant believe he aint among da 75 best nba players of all times. Dats cra p.
@Echoz he is way better than lots of players in dat 75 players list. Remember without him no way da spurs would got all those rings. Manu is da most important spurs player in da last 20 years.
@@critcri absolutely right im there with u 👍🏻
Cuando pregunten quién es Manu, hay que mostrarles este video. Felicitaciones!!
Man, if you still ever get on this youtube, could you PLEASE do a remake of this video with the newer videos of manu like him dunking on Chris Bosh and all of the other great things he did? I’ve consistently been watching this video for the past 7 Years man. That would be awesome of you
LoL i can't imagine how Pop having a blast coaching this MAN. He must be always in edge between anger and awe every damn time Manu play.
Just….come on man…..
What a fucking wizard
Smart, quick, clutch, aim and the only one regularly getting jordanesque-style buckets i can think of
Piel de gallina!!!!! Que orgullo carajo !!!!!!!
Just amazing incredible player
Woohoo!!! 😎🔥
Emanuel David 💞💋👏👏👏
Players like manu made pops looks like a genius. We all saw it now what he really was when the greats are gone
I can watch this all day😎
This guy is a treasure
un orgullo ver hacer contra esos gigantes todas las avivadas criollas y el potrero de bahia blanca a manu es un argentino demostrando la capacidad y el coraje de la raza
How is it possible to enjoy basketball today when I have already seen the impossible?
nba superstars today are borring exept only Ja
The whirling dervish, the chaotic combo, the tazmanian devil himself. Will always be one of my favorite players of all time.
De otro planeta manu es un alien♥️🇦🇷
My favourite player ever. 😍
I finally realized who Ja Morant reminds me of. But he's got a ways to go to match the master - especially with passing
If he was given the keys to a franchise he would be an 8x all star, a consistent 25-4-7 threat every night
Manu A M A Z I N G and Idol.
Cracked! Best 6th man ever.
He may not have super stats, but this guy's impact every single game is crazy. One of the most exciting players to watch.
loco que hermoso era ver jugar a Manu, esos pases de otro mundo y su forma de defender. Un deleite. Gracias por existir Manu
Being Lonnie Walker IV's mentor is going to be a tremendous challenge for Manu.
Como me emociona ver este vídeo. Ídolo total !!!🙌
Great video. Keep up the good work Bruce Wayne.
Wow... Manu was fucking ruthless. Orgullo nacional. Made in Argentina, papaaaaaa!!!!
Manu's wizardry is 🔥
Es increíble lo de este tipo un orgullo q sea argentino el estilo argentino pa
underrated. period
¡En encantó esta compilación!
Only guy that has a NBA RING, EURO RING and OLYMPIC GOLD.
Is he passing the ball or teleporting it? 🤯
4:51 to the last drop of blood.
He's an artist.
leeevingston face...
tremendo compilado de Manu. y muy buena edición a tempo. gran trabajo. muchas gracias!!!!!
Thanks for uploading this!
Amazing.......#Legend!!!
He is very nice to look at, I would like to see material on his pressure, defense and steals, the breadth of his game is very interesting
🤔"OH MANU DID YOU SEE THAT,WHAT A PLAY BY GINOBLI !"😎🏀💣💥🇺🇸
volvio el mejor video de la historia
De que planeta viniste barrilete cósmico!!! Genio, genio, geniooooooooo....
the vision of the game that must be had to carry out the 2:00 minute pass is from another planet
Simplemente gracias manu....
Who knows football, manu is combination of Riquelme elegance and messi IQ, fearless, amazing skills and passes
So juicy,mix many kinds of sources,I'm very enioy.Thank you bro.👍
Qualified cilp,wonderful slow timing.
el mejor video de manu
I don't care what anybody says...Ginobili is one of the greatest players of all time
I agree. 👍
It is.
he is. he is arguably between lebron 18th all time and moses malone 20th all time
I remember being 18 years old in the summer of 2005 being nervous of moving away from home for college and watching Ginobili play gave me some peace and entertainment and took my mind off of things. Ginobili with long hair in that glorious 2005 title run. Now almost ten years later me now at the age of 27 after everyone dogged ginobili and told him to retire after the dissapointing 2013 finals Manu gets redepmtion and puts on one more brilliant finals performance for us. Now old bald and a step slower he still finds a way to put on last brilliant performance for us. and it brought tears to my eyes. He was never Jordan or Kobe or Wade. Just an ordinary hero with the heart and competitiveness of a Lion. Thanks manu.
Might not be as athletic as them. But I'd still put him with the greatest competitors with those same players u named
His winning percentage is higher then all those players. Every legend u can think of.. It's even higher than Tim Duncan's.💯✌️
@@alejandrorodriguez-kt8nk Maybe in terms of raw skill Manu wasn't as good as them but in the athletic aspect he was at their level. He was a really professional athlete and a though man both psychologicaly and phsyically, that's why he could stand in NBA with a high competetive level for so long inspite his age.
gay..... very gay and empty speech
Very under rated, he gave Kobe the business since day one, tough defender, great passer, great shooter, he seems to me like the combination of Bird and Magic looking at this video, if he didn't do more was because he was very disciplined and followed his coach instructions, if you want your kid to be a great basquetball player, study Mamu's game, again, very very under rated
I still remember asking my dad who the hell is the new guy. He told me just watch, he's one of a kind and boy was he right!! Manu you are forever in heart of Spurs fans no matter what happens!!
you'd never expect such elite athleticism from a dude that looks like a middle school teacher with a receding hairline.
Man, I think you just expressed it with the most beautifully accurated words EVER. Thank you for that :-)
He's the Ron Jeremy of basketball
It's the italian in him
gibememoni Argentina
gibememoni Manu is from Argentina
Deceivingly athletic, outstanding footwork, play-maker, set shooter, and plays unselfish. A true combo guard
The guy was playing chess, everyone else was playing checkers.
And 4 rings comes with him.
And bat catcher, too!
Don’t forget CLUTCH closer too
A true baller in the most fundamental sense (he integrates a lot soccer footwork from his Argentinian background into basketball I believe). A weird combination of shifty athleticism, unique non-linear footwork, Gold-standard passing, and pure clutch genes, Pop always trusted the ball in his hands in the final minutes of the games even when he was close to retirement.
Every time Manu touches the ball in front of the opposing bench the players are probably thinking "not this magic bullshit again" 🤣. My favorite is 1:01 at the Rockets bench after that no look to Splitter.
Manu's the ultimate winner without all the flash and showboating. Classy classy athlete
He's classy, but BAD
lolitswhiteslang Kobe said in a interview that Manu was a " bad dude " that means you admire him like kobe does.
Don't believe everything you hear, child.
Why are you here anyway? Since you really hate Manu why are you watching or visiting this post?
got home from work early, want to get into some arguments to rid myself of boredom.
One of the most underrated players of all time. Would have been a perennial all-star in a different city, playing 35 minutes a night. Great video!
I don't think so. He always seemed very fragile. If he played anymore he wouldn't last a season.
Allstar skills though.
Ulme Piller
Yeah, you may be right about that. He IS injury-prone.
Sam Pendleton
but I always wondered what it be like too
A lot of people never mention the fact the the only 2 seasons where he started all their games, he was an all star. 2005 and 2011. yet theres always people that say he wouldn't, its just a system. Most people never look deeper
Ulme Piller Not really fragile just injury prone but in his younger days he was a beast who could not be stopped even injuries couldn't stop him, James Harden is basically a worse version of prime Manu just worse at everything and missing Manu's elite wing defense.
Smartest player in the NBA.
Un tipo con verdadero talento para el basket. Grande Manu, Argentina se enorgullece de vos.
Most underrated passer in NBA. Those idiots who says he's not a good passer because of stats (few assist per game and overall assist). But those few are crucial passes to those who are not Superstar level players and it's fun to watch how he passes and how his teammates knows his pass routes. :)
I love how you added the blocks, hes an underrated defender, and he has gotten a block on nearly every superstar, Kobe, Wade, James, Durant and so on.
he's not an underrated defender, everyone knows about his skills as a defensive player
The passes, he makes rasho neaterovich look good
Who you see dunk like this??? On somebody!!!!!
this man will be in the hall of fame
I hope
He is oficialy a nomenee now
u were right he is a nominee
You were right
I come from the future to confirm that
Manu has always been one of my faves. So crafty and humbled. U don't get stars like him these days. There are a lot of star players who would be bitching if the coach does not start them. Not Manu.
You know what manu is one of the most exciting players in the league until today. Most of the people hate ginobli for flopping, Manu is just good at fishing foul and his body is so elegant when playing his shooting is so accurate everything is so elegant
The best mix ever for magician Manu Ginobili.
this why he should be in the all star nba game
A one man tank, making history for over 12 years now.... Manu Ginobili.
He goes off the radar so easily, but when you see footages like these (and this may sound like a stretch) he's a very possible hall of famer. Even though he's not in his prime anymore this guy is a monster on the court in various ways; he's smart in a completely different way than just shooting. You name it, he does it. Blocking, shooting, making plays for his teammates, throwing passes and bullet passes like no other player in the league could. He's blocked every big time player today, at least once and that includes Lebron and Wade. All-time underdog, but he doesn't care, he does all of it for the team. He's got my full respect.
Fwiw, Manu Ginobili will *easily* make the hall of fame. Remember, it's not the NBA Hall of Fame, it's the Basketball Hall of Fame. And when you combine his NBA accomplishments, which are noteworthy in and of themselves, with his non-NBA professional accomplishments (listed below), he'll make it just as assuredly as Sabonis did.
Euroleague champion (2001)
Euroleague Finals MVP (2001)
All-Euroleague First Team (2002)
Olympic Gold Medal (2004 - Athens)
Olympic Bronze Medal (2008 - Beijing)
Italian Cup MVP (2002)
2× Italian League MVP (2001-2002)
2× FIBA World Championship All-Tournament Team (2002, 2006)
50 Greatest Euroleague Contributors (2008)
His turnovers r great omg
lolitswhiteslang nah not so much the ocational turnover is what all dinamic players deal with, look up some of the stars in the league and check their TO numbers youll be surprised.
You'll* and they have nearly double his points.
Hes just won another championship :D defs hall of famer
team player, sick passes, slick, clutch, fearless.... classy