When the guest has an opportunity to tell their story uninterrupted--these are the best interviews. LOVED IT!!!! Didn't know who Chauncey Billips was until he, Rip, Rasheed, Ben, and Prince came to town and SPANKED my Sixers in the playoffs. Always admired his game...he reminded me of Mo Cheeks in his style of play--he definitely controlled the game as he set the tone for his teammates. A true leader on the court. Thanks, for the video!!!!!
Matisse man.. your videos have always been exceptional, but this one takes the cake. The directing, the editing, and just letting Chauncey tell his story how he wanted to.. AMAZING.
I'm from Detroit and when we got Chauncey I celebrated and new were contenders and a piece or 2 away. Once we got Sheed I celebrated knew we already won the championship. Greatest Defensive team ever. Literally. Held the most teams under 70 ever and under 100 ever. They were so dominant defensively that teams celebrated when they scored 70 points even though they lost and got whooped. 😄 I'll never forget the Nets celebrating 70 points when they lost and they just played and lost in the NBA finals.
I played basketball for a school in Aurora. I was a good baller… damn good. When Chauncey came to our school, it was like a circus, with reporters and a huge following. It was my first chance to see him and what the hype was all about. First impression…… how are they letting this grown man on the court?!?!?! After watching him play and seeing what he could do, it killed my dreams. I knew right then, I wasn’t pro material. He was so much stronger, faster, quicker, jumped higher, and controlled the whole floor. His vision was unbelievable. His game was levels above the rest. Much respect Great baller and leader.
To me, he was one of the greatest leaders the game has ever seen. The way he talks and his presence, so calm, so methodical but yet so confident and powerful. Just like his game.
You nailed it. His leadership and mental game are unmatched. He really was the best leader and floor General of his generation. He played the game like chest and lead his teams better than every PG he played against and he played against all of them and his generation had alot of great PGs. Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, Baron Davis, Allen Iverson, Chris Paul, Tony Parker and even Steph Curry when Chauncey was old and Steph just came into the league. There are a lot more guys to that I can't remember. I'm truly grateful and honored to be from Detroit and seeing live in person at the games lead Detroit to greatness.
Being apart of the B-B-B-Billups and B-B-B-BEN Wallace pistons was the best time ever. Best homecourt advantage I've ever witnessed. I've never seen a fan base embrace their team like that 04 pistons team. It was surreal to be a part of.
So very good. Not surprised Chauncey is able to narrate his basketball life in such an interesting and heartfelt manner, as he appears this positive and sincere in every press conference. His dedication to his family, his team, and the players is evident in the way he speaks of them and his relationship to them. As he often says, "they play the game the right way" and Chauncey seems to be playing the "game of life" the right way. Thanks, Matisse for another engaging and well-done video.
this is a dream come true, watching a doc on one of my favourite players all time made by my favourite player is the best. Thank you Tisse, as a Blazer fan being a core part of the team culture and as an aussie baller gives people like me dreams to play a sport we all love! Also thank you for telling the story of people like Chaunce, Duop etc. PLEASE, PLEASE keep making these they're awesome 👍 Could you make a vid on how it was for you playing college ball and getting to the league?
Watching Chauncey playing in the NBA was awesome, he played like a true professional, he always played hard from the beginning of the game until the end of the game...all of the new youngsters coming into the NBA need to watch Chauncey's career hilights...so they can see what it takes to be successful and have a good career playing in the NBA
So do I. My wife was a big fan of the teamwork shown by that Pistons team. Rasheed might have been the most... noticed player, but she and I paid the most attention to the way Rip and Chauncey played their own game- within- the- game.
Growing up in Colorado “CB” is the hero of Basketball here. Congrats on the Hall of Fame and Thank you for everything you do for our community! Well deserved Mr.Billups!
Chauncey was a total legend during my formative years growing up outside Detroit. Rip Hamilton, Ben Wallace, Prince ... all of them united by Chauncey. What a great interview!
Grew up in Denver got his sister Maria her first job in Finance. Chauncey always did his own thing when there were so many influences (Bloods as in Gang, girls) that could of taken him down. He is a pillar and I wish him the best.
Great interview Chauncey!! You told me the same thing about my sons in the NBA, “ he was easy to coach “! Thanks you and I pray all the best and success for you and your family!!❤🙏🏽💪🏽
Great content Tisse! I think we are lucky to have Chauncey at this time. He has helped the youngsters while also being a steady leader for the vets. His experiences are invaluable ! Congrats to Coach on the Hall of Fame recognition! Go Blazers!
Matisse, you have a talent in capturing a great story. I grew up here in RipCity and I'm a huge fan of our team. This has been really cool learning more about Coach Billups especially now that he is about to enter the Hall of Fame. Thank you for an incredible story and I can't wait to see what else you put out on your channel moving forward. Great job!!! Fan of you also on the court and can't wait until you are playing again. Go RipCity!!!
Chauncey was so fun to watch as a kid. My neighbors had season tickets so when they wouldn’t go to the games they would give them to my mom to take me down to The Palace. so many fond memory’s watching the Pistons during that era
That was a great listen - the title hit it just right. As a lifelong Blazer fan I think I have to feel a lot better about the mentality of the coach of the team and his temperament in leading these young fellas...
I'm from The Bronx but in 92 I played ball at Regis in Denver and played some street ball that summer. But Chauncey was in high school at the time. I think he was a senior but his name was known in the city. Shout out to Tracy Jordan, pat Holloway. BO, Bruce, Ricky and Jojo, Carlos and Keith. And can't forget the OG Crip Big Rog!
Great interview! chauncy was a natural born leader of the game and as a coach by the sounds! inspriring, thx for the memories arrrrrrgggh lakers 04! still hurts, killer player
A complete point guard. He could run the floor, get everyone involved, get his own shot, shoot the three, and play stifling defense. When Dumars traded him for A.I., I knew the Pistons run, was done (1 championship, 2 finals, 6 straight conference finals). The Pistons played unselfishly, while Iverson wouldn't even let the floor touch the basketball. The 2004 upset of the Lakers was among the biggest in sports history. That Piston team, along with Chauncey, was special.
Great interview. Chauncey FINALLY cleared up something I always questioned. I always thought the Celtics had given up on him too fast and I had a secret disdain for Rick Pitino because of this. But now all is forgiven. I thank Rick and Kevin McHale ( at Minnesota) for being stand up guys and being truthful to Chauncey. I always feel if you're a good person, good things and good ppl will be in your life to guide you. I also totally agree with Chauncey when he said he played to win. Not caring about the stats. If it happens that I scored 30 or scored 6 and we win......you got the end result.....the win and your contributions to that win.
Bruh… Mr. Big Shot, T-Mac, VC and Camby all on the same team sounds amazing! Imagine that lineup together in their primes in Toronto!! What could’ve been! 😭
I live in Portland and am a huge Blazer fan. I have also been a big fan of Chauncey Billips as a coach....I think he is exactly the right guy to coach and mentor a young team, and could easily grow into a coach who can take veterans to a championship. I remember when Chauncey was drafted 3rd by the Celtics, his early struggles, the trade to Denver, his time in Minnesota and his emergence in Detroit. It's great to hear him talk about all this and to hear some of the back stories; a quality human being! Thanks for this.
Impressive story with coach! Anticipating your interactions with the next staff or teammate... Personally, I believe covering the entire roster would be amazing!
Love ya Chauncey! I was so excited when you signed with the Pistons! I knew you had something special and just needed the chance when ready. Thank you for all you did for us!
Chauncey Billups was one of my favourite players to watch during his playing days. You could read his spirit in the game, & his shooting & passing... Oh my God!!! 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
Mr. Billups' humbly pragmatic, reflectively compassionate, down to earth demeanor and insightfulness is REFRESHINGLY MOVING, has me in TEARS! What a Beautiful Soul! Young people/"WE ALL" could benefit from more mentors/"LEADERS" like "Mr. Chauncey Billups!!!" Thank you for your service sir.
I played Denver Prep basketball during the same time Chauncey played and he was King Shit in Colorado in the late 90's. Although he was not challenged during that time, Denver High School Basketball has never been more competitive.
Thank you for all of the amazing childhood memories you and the Pistons gave me. Memories that will last a lifetime. We need that brand of basketball back in Detroit. Truly was incredible. Should have went back to back though!
As lifetime blazers fan this interview is so awesome and in depth! I have so much respect for Coach Billups. I loved his game as a player! I still believe in this process with the blazers! Rip city!!!
Mr Big Shot. Thank you for those incredible years back in the 00's. I used to live down the street from the palace and got to as many games as I could back then.
I started watching basketball around the time Chauncey got to Detroit. Never knew or would've imagined he got traded that many times before he got to Detroit. Damn. He dealt with it all so well it seems and finally got to his "happy place". This interview was a really great watch. I love listening to "behind the curtains" stuff by NBA players.
Thank you, Mr. Big Shot. I'm in Metro Detroit, born and raised, and a Pistons fan since 1990. My first full season was watching Michael Jordan make the Finals. He brought that title back to Detroit! I was 18-19 in his first season here, 24 the day he left. I was young enough to be obsessed, spend on tickets, and it did not feel superficial. I wanted Jeff McInnis, as Kenny Anderson had exposed Chucky Atkins, as a starter, in the 2002 postseason. Billups was a happy surprise. Thank you for all the memories, HOFer.
I enioyed this interview very much. I learned alot. Im 41 and remeber Tb had game and didnt realize how much of an impact he had on another players game. Up and coming players take notes. These interviews and players telling their story is a cheat code for yall
That's a masterpiece. Being able to go through his entire basketball career and life, while understanding what he learned and went through as a person makes this video special to me.
Love this interview. I think all young guys in the NBA should watch this interview. The NBA is a business. You don't know where you will end up playing from year to year. Mr Big Shot was smart enough to listen to veterans and coaches to help him understand his path to success. Great job brother.
I played ball in Colorado when I was a kid. Chauncey was HIM. Please do more of these videos with other former pros. You are on to something BIG. The openness and realness are inspiring and addicting. Thanks for giving me something to watch.
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We grew up playing in the alley together on 30th and olive! Happy for you my guy! Park Hill stand up
Fastest 33mins of my life, pleasure to listen to Chauncey
%100 very impressive
You weren't lying
He's such a great speaker and LEADER.
Yeah. Could have been 3 hours. Easy
When the guest has an opportunity to tell their story uninterrupted--these are the best interviews. LOVED IT!!!! Didn't know who Chauncey Billips was until he, Rip, Rasheed, Ben, and Prince came to town and SPANKED my Sixers in the playoffs. Always admired his game...he reminded me of Mo Cheeks in his style of play--he definitely controlled the game as he set the tone for his teammates. A true leader on the court. Thanks, for the video!!!!!
Matisse man.. your videos have always been exceptional, but this one takes the cake. The directing, the editing, and just letting Chauncey tell his story how he wanted to.. AMAZING.
I love Chauncey Billups as a player, coach and gentleman 👑
I'm from Detroit and when we got Chauncey I celebrated and new were contenders and a piece or 2 away. Once we got Sheed I celebrated knew we already won the championship. Greatest Defensive team ever. Literally. Held the most teams under 70 ever and under 100 ever. They were so dominant defensively that teams celebrated when they scored 70 points even though they lost and got whooped. 😄 I'll never forget the Nets celebrating 70 points when they lost and they just played and lost in the NBA finals.
As a coach? 😂😂😂😂
Love CB but he hasn’t proven much as a coach yet.
I played basketball for a school in Aurora. I was a good baller… damn good.
When Chauncey came to our school, it was like a circus, with reporters and a huge following. It was my first chance to see him and what the hype was all about.
First impression…… how are they letting this grown man on the court?!?!?!
After watching him play and seeing what he could do, it killed my dreams. I knew right then, I wasn’t pro material. He was so much stronger, faster, quicker, jumped higher, and controlled the whole floor. His vision was unbelievable. His game was levels above the rest.
Much respect
Great baller and leader.
Being a life long Detroiter and Pistons fan, we are so proud of you. U gave us some of the best years of Pistons basketball. #mrbigshot #1
He will always be Mr. Big Shot
I'm from DETROIT TOO I LOVED YOU MAN ‼️🤴🏾 GREAT PLAYER🏀🤴🏾
Such a solid dude.
To me, he was one of the greatest leaders the game has ever seen. The way he talks and his presence, so calm, so methodical but yet so confident and powerful. Just like his game.
You nailed it. His leadership and mental game are unmatched. He really was the best leader and floor General of his generation. He played the game like chest and lead his teams better than every PG he played against and he played against all of them and his generation had alot of great PGs. Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, Baron Davis, Allen Iverson, Chris Paul, Tony Parker and even Steph Curry when Chauncey was old and Steph just came into the league. There are a lot more guys to that I can't remember. I'm truly grateful and honored to be from Detroit and seeing live in person at the games lead Detroit to greatness.
Very well Said!!
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Detroit 🏀!
My favorite player to watch! Congrats Chauncey B-B-B-Billups!
Being apart of the B-B-B-Billups and B-B-B-BEN Wallace pistons was the best time ever. Best homecourt advantage I've ever witnessed. I've never seen a fan base embrace their team like that 04 pistons team. It was surreal to be a part of.
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Detroit was jumping back then. And every trip to the Palace of Auburn Hills felt like their was magic in the air.
So very good. Not surprised Chauncey is able to narrate his basketball life in such an interesting and heartfelt manner, as he appears this positive and sincere in every press conference. His dedication to his family, his team, and the players is evident in the way he speaks of them and his relationship to them. As he often says, "they play the game the right way" and Chauncey seems to be playing the "game of life" the right way. Thanks, Matisse for another engaging and well-done video.
Well said! Could not agree more. (Except don’t leave out Matthew Adekponya he’s making this series w/ Matisse and is also brilliant.)
We need one of these for all the guys on the team, this series is so dope 🔥
Pride of Park Hill!! Denver legend
Chauncey Billups is a team player and a winner.
Good stand up man too.
this is a dream come true, watching a doc on one of my favourite players all time made by my favourite player is the best. Thank you Tisse, as a Blazer fan being a core part of the team culture and as an aussie baller gives people like me dreams to play a sport we all love! Also thank you for telling the story of people like Chaunce, Duop etc. PLEASE, PLEASE keep making these they're awesome 👍 Could you make a vid on how it was for you playing college ball and getting to the league?
Why you spell favorite like that?
As a Spurs fan great respect to Chauncey. He brought winning culture with him everywhere he went. And he never missed those darn free throws!
Watching Chauncey playing in the NBA was awesome, he played like a true professional, he always played hard from the beginning of the game until the end of the game...all of the new youngsters coming into the NBA need to watch Chauncey's career hilights...so they can see what it takes to be successful and have a good career playing in the NBA
Classic. Detroit we here. We appreciate you
I still remember when Chauncey and the Pistons won the NBA title 🔥🔥🔥
A ture underdog story
Was in though? Did Laks play their best?
@@DrivenA111that is thee most retarded reply I’ve ever seen.
So do I. My wife was a big fan of the teamwork shown by that Pistons team. Rasheed might have been the most... noticed player, but she and I paid the most attention to the way Rip and Chauncey played their own game- within- the- game.
@@DrivenA111 They were outclassed, outplayed. That's what happened to The Lakers
My love for basketball started because of those Detroit teams. To hear this part of Chauncey's story is amazing. Thank you for creating this.
A true leader, much respect to you Mr Big Shot. Nothing but love from Detroit
Growing up in Colorado “CB” is the hero of Basketball here. Congrats on the Hall of Fame and Thank you for everything you do for our community! Well deserved Mr.Billups!
Yeah exactly pass first point first that's the way i play
Yet y'all don't give Melo no love...smh
@@louiewavey3687exactly smh
I'm sorry he not a hall of famer
He did enough here in detroit to be hof he is the man
Chauncey tore my heart out in 2004, much respect.
Yeah. But that was in France, to a different Chauncey. And it was your behind, not your heart.
Otherwise, good post 👍
Chauncey was a total legend during my formative years growing up outside Detroit. Rip Hamilton, Ben Wallace, Prince ... all of them united by Chauncey. What a great interview!
Big Shot Billups & Rip Hamilton is my favorite backcourt ever! They worked so well off each other’s playing style
Grew up in Denver got his sister Maria her first job in Finance. Chauncey always did his own thing when there were so many influences (Bloods as in Gang, girls) that could of taken him down. He is a pillar and I wish him the best.
Mr. Bigshot himself. One of the top PG’s of my lifetime. Period.
Agree 100%..
Wow, Chauncey is one solid dude. And loved the shoutout to Terrell Brandan, a similarly great human being and basketball player, for his mentorship.
Great interview Chauncey!! You told me the same thing about my sons in the NBA, “ he was easy to coach “! Thanks you and I pray all the best and success for you and your family!!❤🙏🏽💪🏽
The production is unbelievably well done. You've done a great job Matisse!
Great content Tisse! I think we are lucky to have Chauncey at this time. He has helped the youngsters while also being a steady leader for the vets. His experiences are invaluable ! Congrats to Coach on the Hall of Fame recognition! Go Blazers!
Matisse, you have a talent in capturing a great story. I grew up here in RipCity and I'm a huge fan of our team. This has been really cool learning more about Coach Billups especially now that he is about to enter the Hall of Fame. Thank you for an incredible story and I can't wait to see what else you put out on your channel moving forward. Great job!!! Fan of you also on the court and can't wait until you are playing again. Go RipCity!!!
Very cool
Great Content! Chauncey seems like a good man
Chauncey was so fun to watch as a kid. My neighbors had season tickets so when they wouldn’t go to the games they would give them to my mom to take me down to The Palace. so many fond memory’s watching the Pistons during that era
That was a great listen - the title hit it just right. As a lifelong Blazer fan I think I have to feel a lot better about the mentality of the coach of the team and his temperament in leading these young fellas...
I'm from The Bronx but in 92 I played ball at Regis in Denver and played some street ball that summer. But Chauncey was in high school at the time. I think he was a senior but his name was known in the city. Shout out to Tracy Jordan, pat Holloway. BO, Bruce, Ricky and Jojo, Carlos and Keith. And can't forget the OG Crip Big Rog!
Minnesota loves Chauncy Billups, so happy for you on that title in Detriot and the HOF!!!
great interview, great editing, great story. fastest 30mins spent.
Chauncey was a stand up guy from day one, always was impressed by his character and discipline. He has an old spirit
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Again! 😊
Damn, wish he wouldve talked more about his Pistons team.
They were stacked!
Growing up here in Denver, Chauncey has always been a class act✊️
Great interview! chauncy was a natural born leader of the game and as a coach by the sounds! inspriring, thx for the memories arrrrrrgggh lakers 04! still hurts, killer player
Great video, as usual. Chauncey from what I can tell is a great person and it’s interesting to look in to his life. Let’s go Blazers🔴⚫️🔥
Crazy how you can relate to somebody story and become inspired by knowing somebody made it out of similar situation
I remember that cat roasting my high school friends in the round ball ruckus when he was in 8th grade. So great to see him as a well rounded man.
Great listen. Chauncey really is the perfect mentor for Scoot. Excited to see him grow!
This is such a great format! Please keep making more of these, especially from the old school basketball players.
A complete point guard. He could run the floor, get everyone involved, get his own shot, shoot the three, and play stifling defense. When Dumars traded him for A.I., I knew the Pistons run, was done (1 championship, 2 finals, 6 straight conference finals). The Pistons played unselfishly, while Iverson wouldn't even let the floor touch the basketball. The 2004 upset of the Lakers was among the biggest in sports history. That Piston team, along with Chauncey, was special.
Chauncey is awesome. The way he took control of games was overwhelming as hell.
Great interview. Chauncey FINALLY cleared up something I always questioned. I always thought the Celtics had given up on him too fast and I had a secret disdain for Rick Pitino because of this. But now all is forgiven. I thank Rick and Kevin McHale ( at Minnesota) for being stand up guys and being truthful to Chauncey. I always feel if you're a good person, good things and good ppl will be in your life to guide you. I also totally agree with Chauncey when he said he played to win. Not caring about the stats. If it happens that I scored 30 or scored 6 and we win......you got the end result.....the win and your contributions to that win.
Such an amazing video hope it gets the attention it deserves
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Bruh… Mr. Big Shot, T-Mac, VC and Camby all on the same team sounds amazing! Imagine that lineup together in their primes in Toronto!!
What could’ve been! 😭
As a raptors fan I heard that and shedded a tear 😂
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@@Loquacious_Jackson that's not the right Grammar Im speaking in past tense
@@Geronimo410 I sincerely hope English isn't your first language
@@Loquacious_Jackson and if it is it doesn't make a difference
Wow! Absolutely phenomenal. What a humble, introspective and moral dude Chauncey is. Super enjoyable to listen to him talk there.
Just watched some old highlights and it brought joy over me. This was my favorite team!
Denver native here born an raised. it's so easy to listen to cb such a good leader man
I live in Portland and am a huge Blazer fan. I have also been a big fan of Chauncey Billips as a coach....I think he is exactly the right guy to coach and mentor a young team, and could easily grow into a coach who can take veterans to a championship. I remember when Chauncey was drafted 3rd by the Celtics, his early struggles, the trade to Denver, his time in Minnesota and his emergence in Detroit. It's great to hear him talk about all this and to hear some of the back stories; a quality human being! Thanks for this.
My family, what’s best for my family! What’s best for my girls! Cause that’s what a real man does
This man deserves more credit for being a human. Always a class act and a gent!
Impressive story with coach! Anticipating your interactions with the next staff or teammate... Personally, I believe covering the entire roster would be amazing!
Love ya Chauncey! I was so excited when you signed with the Pistons! I knew you had something special and just needed the chance when ready. Thank you for all you did for us!
One of my favorite Pistons! Amazing interview, keep em coming 🙌🏽🔥
I’ve had the pleasure to know Chauncey for a long time and he’s such a good guy. He’s one of the people I’ve learned the most from
I love these interviews/talks by Matisse!
Chauncey, I never met you but my uncle Rick Callahan thought the world of you brotha and he was so proud of you!! Eric Johnson🙏👏👊
Chauncey Billups was one of my favourite players to watch during his playing days. You could read his spirit in the game, & his shooting & passing... Oh my God!!! 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
This is refreshing, so different than other ball TH-cam videos
One of the best interviews I have ever seen, bravo!
Great interview, I’ve always loved Chauncey
Mr. Billups' humbly pragmatic, reflectively compassionate, down to earth demeanor and insightfulness is REFRESHINGLY MOVING, has me in TEARS!
What a Beautiful Soul!
Young people/"WE ALL" could benefit from more mentors/"LEADERS" like "Mr. Chauncey Billups!!!"
Thank you for your service sir.
Man this was so dope. Good stuff Tisse
Smooth! Legend in Denver
Loved his game dope interview
Tisse, I love how connected to reality you are. You seem so humble and appreciative of the little things in life.
Chauncey was great to watch play. He had that dog in him. He was absolutely the guy you wanted to play with. The beginning was dead on.
I played Denver Prep basketball during the same time Chauncey played and he was King Shit in Colorado in the late 90's. Although he was not challenged during that time, Denver High School Basketball has never been more competitive.
Thank you for all of the amazing childhood memories you and the Pistons gave me. Memories that will last a lifetime. We need that brand of basketball back in Detroit. Truly was incredible. Should have went back to back though!
As lifetime blazers fan this interview is so awesome and in depth! I have so much respect for Coach Billups. I loved his game as a player! I still believe in this process with the blazers! Rip city!!!
Definitely one of the best Floor Generals that ever played with the Detroit Pistons 💪🏾🖤💯
Mr Big Shot. Thank you for those incredible years back in the 00's. I used to live down the street from the palace and got to as many games as I could back then.
Very nice job, Mr Thybulle! Truly enjoyable!
I started watching basketball around the time Chauncey got to Detroit. Never knew or would've imagined he got traded that many times before he got to Detroit. Damn. He dealt with it all so well it seems and finally got to his "happy place". This interview was a really great watch. I love listening to "behind the curtains" stuff by NBA players.
Incredible interview. Chauncey was definitely one of my favorite players growing up.
Thank you for this, a really good listen. Mr Big Shot is my favorite player of all time.
Thank you, Mr. Big Shot. I'm in Metro Detroit, born and raised, and a Pistons fan since 1990. My first full season was watching Michael Jordan make the Finals. He brought that title back to Detroit! I was 18-19 in his first season here, 24 the day he left. I was young enough to be obsessed, spend on tickets, and it did not feel superficial.
I wanted Jeff McInnis, as Kenny Anderson had exposed Chucky Atkins, as a starter, in the 2002 postseason. Billups was a happy surprise.
Thank you for all the memories, HOFer.
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I enioyed this interview very much. I learned alot. Im 41 and remeber Tb had game and didnt realize how much of an impact he had on another players game. Up and coming players take notes. These interviews and players telling their story is a cheat code for yall
Excellent content, Matisse! I sure hope Chauncey writes a book soon because I want even more! 📖
Congratulations again 2024 Basketball Hall of Famer 👏
When he came to Detroit was the most exciting seasons of ball we’ve had since the bad boy era
That's a masterpiece. Being able to go through his entire basketball career and life, while understanding what he learned and went through as a person makes this video special to me.
Love this interview. I think all young guys in the NBA should watch this interview. The NBA is a business. You don't know where you will end up playing from year to year. Mr Big Shot was smart enough to listen to veterans and coaches to help him understand his path to success. Great job brother.
Thank you broooooooo. I’ve been waiting for a upload
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I could listen to Chauncey talk for hours.
We want more! Well made vids, keep it up bro.
Mr. Big Shot a legend in Detroit
More Chauncey content 💪🏾
Thanks for the memories, Chauncey! Detroit had so much pride in that team!
Incredible insight. Thank you for this. Big respect, Chauncey.
This was so sick, really great stuff
I played ball in Colorado when I was a kid. Chauncey was HIM. Please do more of these videos with other former pros. You are on to something BIG. The openness and realness are inspiring and addicting. Thanks for giving me something to watch.