Ben Gordon goes to the Pistons… and… Josh Smith goes to the Pistons… and… Blake Griffen goes to the Pistons… and… … Man… I love Detroit basketball, but, yikes.
@@gtvmixes6086 True, and with Ben and Josh it wasn't all Pistons fault either. They were really trying to show they world that they could be THAT guy and it turned out that neither one was. Im not saying the Pistons were innocent, but I am saying the failures aren't entirely the Pistons fault. More than anything it was a joke for other Pistons fans to we could laugh about the past a little bit as we get ready to enjoy the future.
Still to this day, that’s one of the greatest series I’ve ever seen. It was like the NBA Finals during the first round 1. We were spoiled with a lot of clutch shots.
Was that the series with like 4 of 7 games that went into at least one overtime? Best series ever? I also remember John Salmons playing out of his mind 🤣
It was really sad for how Lamar Odom’s career really flat out ended when he got traded to Dallas , and like the subsequent years to follow , so so sad for him , and it was just rough shit for LO
I’d have Steve Francis in the top 3, dude was a 26 year old 3 time all star in his prime who got traded to Orlando had a decent season then fell off completely… No injuries involved either just pure wildin…
@@SolusFather Naw he had migraines when he was with Houston, that was the reason we only won 20 games and got the number 1 draft pick(Yao)… With Orlando he got suspended due to conduct detrimental to the team then traded to NY. He later said he started wildin because they traded Kelvin Cato who he was close with, he also got upset they traded Cuttino Mobley whom he was in the league with his entire career at that point.
I think the separation from CAT affected Francis more. During the Orlando/NY days, you can see that Steve's passion for the game is down. Age also caught up to him as he is not as athletic as before. But still, strange he just fell off the map.
Blake was still decent when he was in his early days in Detroit. He averaged 24 points in 2019, his career high in points and still an all star. That injury he suffered before the 2019 playoffs really ruined his prime.
ben wallace and carlos boozer. they were both one dimensional players who had great success on teams that catered to their strength but ruined their careers when they chased the most money and joined the bulls. richard jefferson is another one. i thought he would fit great with the spurs but his career went downhill.
@@icupnibba3533 he was putting up inefficient empty numbers and played no defense which pissed off thibs. he tried to trade boozer for several years but found no takers. the bulls finally gave up and used the amnesty clause on him
Man, that would be another great topic for a video "bad fit". Dudes who had success, went to a good team, looked like their career was over, and then went on and had success again elsewhere. RJ with the Spurs would definitely be top 5......
Allen Iverson just finished his second season with the Nuggets scoring 26.4 points on good efficiency while playing all 82 games during the regular season. Why would anyone insist on him being a bench player the next season with the Pistons? David Stern tried to ruin man's career around every corner.
Because Iverson was ISO heavy player. he could only be effective with ball in his hands but he was undersized and with age he was dropping off. Selfish undersized players who love shooting much more than passing are better fitted to being 6th men than starters. Lou Williams is a prime example of that.
@Bwwe82090 in my opinion kembas stats were pated while in Charlotte no good players on his team meaning he can score as much as he wanted to then he went to a contender and fell off a cliff not a coincidence
I actually liked the way Iverson went out. It embodies everything we know and love about him. I could never imagine A.I playing behind a player he knows couldn’t tie his laces during his prime
My boy Lauri prob in the top 3 players to become an actual all star and show why they just needed better coaching! The Finnisher fits so well on Utah but it's a few Eastern teams that become true contenders if they get him!
Iverson still had a lot of great basketball left in him through the Detroit, Memphis, and Philly years. The problem was that he was finally blackballed by that point.
AI blackballed himself lol. He was a ball dominant undersized guard who could only give you scoring. Look at how much better the Nuggets were when they had Chauncey instead of him. AI should have swallowed his pride and accepted a role off the bench.
When you hear those trumpets, you know that this story is true. Things are unfortunate for these players. And does AI to pistons on here? Scottie Pippen to Rockets?
Scottie Pippen was still productive afterwards in his stint in Portland. He didn't fall of the map completely, but just simply declined like any other player.
Is it just me or can I not hear anything about Noah without hearing “he was 4th in mvp voting” like don’t get me wrong that’s amazing frfr but it’s every time someone talks about him and I swear there’s never been a player end 4th in mvp voting that gets mentioned that much 😂
It’s hard to build around a guy like IT. He’s too small to play defense and you’d have to constantly hide him defensively. Hard to sign a guy to a super max who can’t play defense and is so small. IT was the product of a college coach who wanted to get creative. But props to him he played his ass off
props to brad too. apparently he was the only coach who knew how to hide IT on defense that's why celtics still had success with IT being celtics' best player
It was a time before advanced stats. Spre was the second-highest scoring guard in the league, only behind Mitch Richmond, but Richmond played for a terrible team while Spre and the Warriors made the playoffs. Just as importantly, Jordan was out of the league and the voters didn't know who was "Next."
@@Letthat I’m assuming you’re talking about 2016 with DeAndre and the reason Embiid is went an All NBA selection was he didn’t play enough. It was his rookie year and he got injured after like 30 games which is also why he didn’t win ROTY
Some of the Pistons players of the last decade that fell of a cliff when they joined them: Josh Smith Ben Gordon Charlie Villanueva Brandon Jennings Jon Leuer Brandon Knight Blake Griffin Reggie Jackson
Eh the jury's still out on Blake Griffin. He's having a resurgence on the Nets and he was never exactly BAD when he played for the Pistons. I'd say it's more that he gained a lot by playing next to Point God Chris Paul and when he didn't have him getting him easy buckets anymore we got to see what he was really like on his own. The Pistons were just where we got to see that.
Andrew Bynum was the second best center in the league and the Lakers traded him in a 4-team-deal for Dwight Howard. Bynum went from being an All-NBA second team and All-Star to retirement with 25 years of age in 2014
Truly a sad story.. He was all ready for a big pay day and got hurt what a shame.. Plus I think his sister died or someone in his family.. Felt awful for him..
Al. finished his second season with the Nuggets scoring 26.4 points on good efficiency while playing all 82 games during the regular season. Why would anyone insist on him being a bench player the next season with the Pistons? It just wouldn’t make sense
I think the biggest one that was not included was Ben Wallace. Iverson was already old by the time he was traded to the Pistons.. Some honorable mentions- John Starks, Rashard Lewis, Richard Jefferson, Chandler Parsons and Deron Williams.
Prior to joining the wizards in the 2000s, there used to be a shooting guard who wore #23 for the bulls averaging like 0.5 mvp trophies a year in the past decades…
Um the man refused to adjust his game (by that I mean team ball) He was in 76'ers for too long and it was kind of detrimental to his growth. Dude is a beast no doubt but relying on him for all those years than to suddenly ask him to trust in his teammates is a big change.
I'm just glad Odom is still alive. And with Iverson if he had accepted a lesser role like Melo eventually did he'd have a ring and while he might not have felt he earned it I would gladly call him a champion
If John Wall didnt have some large contract back at 2018, he would've stayed in DC and played nowadays. Jeez those last 10 yrs were lit and things changed in the new decade
And there are actually real MVPs who came off the bench in the later part of their careers when Iverson said that. Specifically: Bob McAdoo, Bill Walton, and Moses Malone. Rose is the 4th.
i remembered when playing NBA Live 05 or 07, yeah Live, "if Josh Smith could get a jumpshot, he'll be a superstar" -something like this, says the commentator while playing
Damn, Joe Dumars was making some bad trade choices and I hate how the Pistons have 3 slots on here. I'm still pissed that he traded Chauncey for AI and I love AI and don't get me started on those damn Ben Gordon and Josh Smith deals.
Still waiting for the day Andy does that “how good was Mike Miller actually” video , really looking forward to it , and he was probably one of the best combo guards off the bench and a great spot off shooter from 3 point range
Danny Ainge was what happened to Isaiah Thomas. He low-balled IT after a heroic playoff performance. I know that he shouldn't get a max due to his hip injury but trading him away to another team, even though he was super loyal to the city of Boston. That's just messed up.
bullshit. pure bullshit. you conveniently ignore that HE DEMANDED THE TRADE. he was an asshole to teammates and acted like a diva as time wore on, his trade was all him not the team “lowballing” him
Allen Iverson was being blackballed. He was good enough to start and his Denver run proved that. If he didn't get hurt and his daughter didn't get sick he would have definitely been a 76er
he earned it. fans conveniently ignore his antics and attitude that never changed. they didn’t want a diva who acted like a spoiled child and who was declining fast. he wasn’t worth the trouble that he creates
@@BigWillieDillie bullshit. his whole tenure from before being drafted until retirement was him being a diva and causing trouble while blaming everyone else for his issues. high school, college, Philly: everywhere he was he had self-inflicted issues
I feel the Ben Gordon thing is wrong. The Pistons expected him to be a big time superstar and get better when he regressed and he’s a major reason the Pistons have had so many issues over the last decade
The Ben Gordon one still pisses me off till this day. If he stayed for the next couple seasons who knows how the Bulls would've done with an MVP D Rose in the back court
The post going to work Pistons are where careers go to die. It was the price we paid for having Billups, RIP, Big Ben, and Sheed revitalize their careers after coming to Detroit.
As a Sonics fan Im surprised you left Vin "double chin" Baker off this list. He was a 3x All-Star with the Milwaukee Bucks before being traded to the Seattle Super Sonics. He had one lone All-Star appearance in his first season with Seattle in 1997 but after that he was done. He had a decent season in 2000 but no where near the player he was in Milwaukee.
Lance Stephenson returning to the Pacers was more like Dennis Rodman joining the Bulls in that he was in a situation/role where he was understood by his team and coaching staff, and allowed to be himself in the way that he played the game of basketball. If Greg Popovich had understood Dennis the way that he was understood in both Detroit and Chicago, the Spurs would have been champions before the arrival of Tim Duncan. And if Dennis had not been traded for Will Purdue and ended up in Chicago, the Bulls don't win another 3 straight championship banners (IMO).
I am a big iverson fan but the truth is that he didn't drop off after being traded from denver. from the looks of it, something had happened in the offseason before the trade, his numbers had decline from something like 26ppg in the previous season to like 19, and he seemed sluggish in the few games he played in denver prior to the trade. then they traded him for billups etc, and in detroit he dropped to like 14ppg, so people think that the decline occured after the trade. but his production had fallen significantly even in the few games he played in denver at the start of that season. minor clarification, carry on (Y)
Lamar Odom story is sad. I felt the Lakers built his career on and off the court. He was a 2 time champion and then Lakers traded him. I hope Lamar life continues well.
What’s crazy is Drose could of been on this list but he didn’t let that happen. Despite all of the injuries and jokes they made about him being hurt and the most fragile player ever . He still kept pushing himself and believing in himself. He just got a a good contract with the knicks and still in the league after everything he’s been through. Just goes to show what really could of been if he never got hurt .
At first, I thought Lance would be a good pickup for Charlotte but then of course he dropped off right after. Oh btw those media outlets have no such right questioning why Lance only fit in with the Pacers because quite frankly they were the only team who truly understands him personality wise to which the other 7 teams he played don't.
The story of Lamar Odom’s driver killing kid in NY was chilling. Coming from a hospital visit seeing his cousin to bring in a fatal car accident where a child lost his life😔
Ben Gordon goes to the Pistons… and…
Josh Smith goes to the Pistons… and…
Blake Griffen goes to the Pistons… and…
…
Man… I love Detroit basketball, but, yikes.
Griffin had a resurgence first season there and got all nba third team, it was more injuries than the team itself
@@gtvmixes6086 his second season cause he got traded in the 2018 trade deadline
@@gtvmixes6086 True, and with Ben and Josh it wasn't all Pistons fault either. They were really trying to show they world that they could be THAT guy and it turned out that neither one was. Im not saying the Pistons were innocent, but I am saying the failures aren't entirely the Pistons fault. More than anything it was a joke for other Pistons fans to we could laugh about the past a little bit as we get ready to enjoy the future.
Chancey Billups went to the Pistons... and...
Ben Gordon also had, and continues to have, mental health struggles.
I never understood why Lance left, I always liked Stephenson on the Pacers. He gives the team energy and personality which I enjoyed
I think he got a bigger contract and was offered a more prominent role
Money
@@therealneal3034 The contract wasn’t bigger. 3 yrs $27 million. Any 23 year old would have taken it over Indy’s offer.
@@leetakamiya ah thanks for that correction, mate
It was mental
I remember when Ben Gordon was tearing it up for the Bulls in the 2009 playoffs. That series with the Celtics was so fun to watch.
Still to this day, that’s one of the greatest series I’ve ever seen. It was like the NBA Finals during the first round 1. We were spoiled with a lot of clutch shots.
Was that the series with like 4 of 7 games that went into at least one overtime? Best series ever?
I also remember John Salmons playing out of his mind 🤣
That serious was epic for a first round
Best first round series ever
Yeah that was a great series
Lance Stephenson had perhaps the fastest drop-off I’ve ever seen from any NBA player.
Roy Hibbert
His teammate Roy hibbert
MCW, Tyreke Evans.
@@gredinainggolan4010 tyreke was balling in Indiana his last yr but drugs got him banned maybe thats the reason why he was balling
Naw Isiah Thomas
It was really sad for how Lamar Odom’s career really flat out ended when he got traded to Dallas , and like the subsequent years to follow , so so sad for him , and it was just rough shit for LO
Kardashian kurse
He lost his confidence when he heard the lakers were going to trade him for cp3
Why is Detroit is the place where players careers dies lol
He had a pretty successful career.
It’s sad how he screwed over Dallas. He didn’t even bother showing up half the time.
I’d have Steve Francis in the top 3, dude was a 26 year old 3 time all star in his prime who got traded to Orlando had a decent season then fell off completely… No injuries involved either just pure wildin…
Apparently he developed some type of illness
He had really bad migraine issues wasn’t his fault
@@SolusFather Naw he had migraines when he was with Houston, that was the reason we only won 20 games and got the number 1 draft pick(Yao)… With Orlando he got suspended due to conduct detrimental to the team then traded to NY. He later said he started wildin because they traded Kelvin Cato who he was close with, he also got upset they traded Cuttino Mobley whom he was in the league with his entire career at that point.
I think the separation from CAT affected Francis more.
During the Orlando/NY days, you can see that Steve's passion for the game is down. Age also caught up to him as he is not as athletic as before. But still, strange he just fell off the map.
I was thinking him too
Being traded to the Pistons during the 2010's : is where players careers die 😂
(Ben Gordon, T mac, Iverson, Blake Griffin, Josh Smith)
Brandon Jennings
@@holabae4817 i wouldn't say that..Brandon was playing on 🔥 with the pistons until he suffered that Achilles injury
Dont forget Chris webber
@@loslakers530 damn lol u right
Blake was still decent when he was in his early days in Detroit. He averaged 24 points in 2019, his career high in points and still an all star. That injury he suffered before the 2019 playoffs really ruined his prime.
ben wallace and carlos boozer. they were both one dimensional players who had great success on teams that catered to their strength but ruined their careers when they chased the most money and joined the bulls. richard jefferson is another one. i thought he would fit great with the spurs but his career went downhill.
Carlos Boozer was still productive with the Bulls.
@@icupnibba3533 he was putting up inefficient empty numbers and played no defense which pissed off thibs. he tried to trade boozer for several years but found no takers. the bulls finally gave up and used the amnesty clause on him
Man, that would be another great topic for a video "bad fit". Dudes who had success, went to a good team, looked like their career was over, and then went on and had success again elsewhere. RJ with the Spurs would definitely be top 5......
Allen Iverson just finished his second season with the Nuggets scoring 26.4 points on good efficiency while playing all 82 games during the regular season. Why would anyone insist on him being a bench player the next season with the Pistons? David Stern tried to ruin man's career around every corner.
Because he was a ball dominant undersized guard.
Like Lou Williams.
Because Iverson was ISO heavy player. he could only be effective with ball in his hands but he was undersized and with age he was dropping off. Selfish undersized players who love shooting much more than passing are better fitted to being 6th men than starters. Lou Williams is a prime example of that.
Probably because he couldn’t stop doing drugs and drinking
@@darrengordon-hill iverson is nothing like lou Williams you disrespecting a former and mvp and scoring leader.
He wasn’t a bench player, he was injured half the time. When he was healthy he started with RIP
when I think of Josh Smith, I think of the historic comeback he lead vs the clippers in the playoffs. I think that deserved a mention at least
Not only was that not mentioned I'm pretty sure he skipped over the fact that he played with Houston.
I would also throw Deron Williams in there. His career was never the same after he left Utah
I feel the same about Kemba Walker.
Losing Jerry Sloan to guide him…and his chronic ankle problems…
Agree, add Damon Stoudamire and Brian Williams who played for the Chicago Bulls in 1997.
@Bwwe82090 in my opinion kembas stats were pated while in Charlotte no good players on his team meaning he can score as much as he wanted to then he went to a contender and fell off a cliff not a coincidence
Lamar Odom went through HELL in his personal life after the Lakers
Kardashian women utterly destroy their men. The list is way too long to cover them all, but Odom is in the top 3 worst cases.
Here we go again!! The day we’ve been waiting for!! And always coming in with new ideas!! Andy does it again!!
I actually liked the way Iverson went out. It embodies everything we know and love about him. I could never imagine A.I playing behind a player he knows couldn’t tie his laces during his prime
I'm not too mad about the way AI went out, but I can only imagine what he could've been if he actually played as a 6th man in his twilight years.
A video on the exact opposite would be great, players who turned their careers around on a new team
My boy Lauri prob in the top 3 players to become an actual all star and show why they just needed better coaching! The Finnisher fits so well on Utah but it's a few Eastern teams that become true contenders if they get him!
@@localdadinyourarea2039white boys do well in Utah
Iverson still had a lot of great basketball left in him through the Detroit, Memphis, and Philly years. The problem was that he was finally blackballed by that point.
AI blackballed himself lol. He was a ball dominant undersized guard who could only give you scoring. Look at how much better the Nuggets were when they had Chauncey instead of him. AI should have swallowed his pride and accepted a role off the bench.
@idk-rb6ph exactly I like Iverson but like u said, he way too ball dominant and didn't play defense and wouldn't play point guard
I understand Lamar situation. Six Man of The Year 2011, 2time Champion. The effort he gave to the Lakers , I see why he felt disrespected.
At least Smith had that time where he led the Rockets past the Clippers. That was pretty cool.
When you hear those trumpets, you know that this story is true. Things are unfortunate for these players. And does AI to pistons on here? Scottie Pippen to Rockets?
facts
Scottie Pippen was still productive afterwards in his stint in Portland. He didn't fall of the map completely, but just simply declined like any other player.
Harsh truth sad times trumpets
Is it just me or can I not hear anything about Noah without hearing “he was 4th in mvp voting” like don’t get me wrong that’s amazing frfr but it’s every time someone talks about him and I swear there’s never been a player end 4th in mvp voting that gets mentioned that much 😂
its his only quantifiable accomplishment at the NBA level.
As a Rockets fan Josh Smith is a legend for the comeback against the Clippers
I was about to type this, and you beat me to it. He got hot all of a sudden and was hitting step back 3s. One of MANY sad Clippers moments. LOL
As a rocket fan, I saw that series JSmith carry my team where Harden is bench in the 4th quarter Lol
It’s hard to build around a guy like IT. He’s too small to play defense and you’d have to constantly hide him defensively. Hard to sign a guy to a super max who can’t play defense and is so small. IT was the product of a college coach who wanted to get creative. But props to him he played his ass off
props to brad too. apparently he was the only coach who knew how to hide IT on defense that's why celtics still had success with IT being celtics' best player
Grant Hill to Orlando. Detroit’s medical staff would have not rushed him back.
How about a vid specifically about Latrell Spreewell’s 93-94 season and why 21, 4, and 4 was able to get him a All NBA First Team nod?
It was a time before advanced stats. Spre was the second-highest scoring guard in the league, only behind Mitch Richmond, but Richmond played for a terrible team while Spre and the Warriors made the playoffs.
Just as importantly, Jordan was out of the league and the voters didn't know who was "Next."
no lmfao
@@Letthat I’m assuming you’re talking about 2016 with DeAndre and the reason Embiid is went an All NBA selection was he didn’t play enough. It was his rookie year and he got injured after like 30 games which is also why he didn’t win ROTY
Because the game isn't about arbitrary numbers.
@@darrengordon-hillI love arbitrary numbers tho
Some of the Pistons players of the last decade that fell of a cliff when they joined them:
Josh Smith
Ben Gordon
Charlie Villanueva
Brandon Jennings
Jon Leuer
Brandon Knight
Blake Griffin
Reggie Jackson
Eh the jury's still out on Blake Griffin. He's having a resurgence on the Nets and he was never exactly BAD when he played for the Pistons. I'd say it's more that he gained a lot by playing next to Point God Chris Paul and when he didn't have him getting him easy buckets anymore we got to see what he was really like on his own. The Pistons were just where we got to see that.
tbf, Branon Jennings suffered a major injury while on the pistons (ACL or achillies, idr)
reggie back
Brandon Knight was never the same after he was posterized by DJ
@@ktvindicare Blake was in his all around prime in 2019
Joakim really finessed the Knicks he’ll be getting $6 million from them this coming season
He definitely secured the bag.
Lance didn’t retire the lakers cleared there whole roster for AD and he went to China tryna redeem his career
I would’ve add Jermaine O’Neal to this list, actually so many star careers are died after leaving Pacers
Maybe Ron Artest too
@@kalakalboy5272 He won a championship in LA as a starter so that would probably be his peak more than anything.
Jermaine O'Neal game was tight! He was the best big man in the East for a good 4, 5 seasons
Weekends are always better when Andy uploads🔥🔥
Andrew Bynum was the second best center in the league and the Lakers traded him in a 4-team-deal for Dwight Howard. Bynum went from being an All-NBA second team and All-Star to retirement with 25 years of age in 2014
Injuries dude - not a dropoff that was his fault.
@@marcoslaureano5562 He had problems with his discipline. He did that on his own
Man seeing Isaiah Thomas in Boston just hurts knowing how his career fell off after that point.
True, I miss IT man. I hope he gets one more opportunity before the season starts
Truly a sad story.. He was all ready for a big pay day and got hurt what a shame.. Plus I think his sister died or someone in his family.. Felt awful for him..
I could never forget Lance's crossover when he was on the Lakers
Al. finished his second season with the Nuggets scoring 26.4 points on good efficiency while playing all 82 games during the regular season. Why would anyone insist on him being a bench player the next season with the Pistons? It just wouldn’t make sense
I think the biggest one that was not included was Ben Wallace. Iverson was already old by the time he was traded to the Pistons.. Some honorable mentions- John Starks, Rashard Lewis, Richard Jefferson, Chandler Parsons and Deron Williams.
Joakim noah 13-14 season super underrated he was literally doing everything for them
Prior to joining the wizards in the 2000s, there used to be a shooting guard who wore #23 for the bulls averaging like 0.5 mvp trophies a year in the past decades…
The 🐐
AI was targeted his whole career and the nba never wanted to adjust to him
Um the man refused to adjust his game (by that I mean team ball) He was in 76'ers for too long and it was kind of detrimental to his growth. Dude is a beast no doubt but relying on him for all those years than to suddenly ask him to trust in his teammates is a big change.
I'm just glad Odom is still alive. And with Iverson if he had accepted a lesser role like Melo eventually did he'd have a ring and while he might not have felt he earned it I would gladly call him a champion
If John Wall didnt have some large contract back at 2018, he would've stayed in DC and played nowadays. Jeez those last 10 yrs were lit and things changed in the new decade
"I don't know any former MVPs that come off the bench"
*cries in D-Rose*
And there are actually real MVPs who came off the bench in the later part of their careers when Iverson said that. Specifically: Bob McAdoo, Bill Walton, and Moses Malone. Rose is the 4th.
Anthony Freeman D-Rose MVP 10-11. A.I. last year in NBA 09-10.
i remembered when playing NBA Live 05 or 07, yeah Live, "if Josh Smith could get a jumpshot, he'll be a superstar" -something like this, says the commentator while playing
I remembered that. Also the X Factor
I really missed watching IT4 getting buckets even though he had a short prime.
This has Grant Hill to the Magic written all over it.
Your video ideas is way beyond other channel, Amazing!
AI played his last game in Philly, he joined them Dec 2009 after Mem waived him
Damn, Joe Dumars was making some bad trade choices and I hate how the Pistons have 3 slots on here. I'm still pissed that he traded Chauncey for AI and I love AI and don't get me started on those damn Ben Gordon and Josh Smith deals.
Still waiting for the day Andy does that “how good was Mike Miller actually” video , really looking forward to it , and he was probably one of the best combo guards off the bench and a great spot off shooter from 3 point range
He was just ok
Mike miller was a more athletic Wally szczerbiak
Man nobody care about mike miller
He was great in Memphis grizzlies
Roy. That’s it nothing special
AI’s bench interview is even funnier than his practice interview. 11:00 😂🤣
What I’ve learned from this, don’t join the pistons
Danny Ainge was what happened to Isaiah Thomas. He low-balled IT after a heroic playoff performance. I know that he shouldn't get a max due to his hip injury but trading him away to another team, even though he was super loyal to the city of Boston. That's just messed up.
bullshit. pure bullshit. you conveniently ignore that HE DEMANDED THE TRADE. he was an asshole to teammates and acted like a diva as time wore on, his trade was all him not the team “lowballing” him
Allen Iverson was being blackballed. He was good enough to start and his Denver run proved that. If he didn't get hurt and his daughter didn't get sick he would have definitely been a 76er
he earned it. fans conveniently ignore his antics and attitude that never changed. they didn’t want a diva who acted like a spoiled child and who was declining fast. he wasn’t worth the trouble that he creates
@@bostonrailfan2427 that's incorrect. He avg 30 as a second option.....make sense. Nor was he a diva.
@@BigWillieDillie bullshit. his whole tenure from before being drafted until retirement was him being a diva and causing trouble while blaming everyone else for his issues. high school, college, Philly: everywhere he was he had self-inflicted issues
@Boston Railfan Yea you sound like a racist white person.
I feel the Ben Gordon thing is wrong. The Pistons expected him to be a big time superstar and get better when he regressed and he’s a major reason the Pistons have had so many issues over the last decade
The Ben Gordon one still pisses me off till this day. If he stayed for the next couple seasons who knows how the Bulls would've done with an MVP D Rose in the back court
Big facts
The post going to work Pistons are where careers go to die. It was the price we paid for having Billups, RIP, Big Ben, and Sheed revitalize their careers after coming to Detroit.
Deron Williams.. before his trade to the Nets, there is a debate between who's the best PG in the league; him or CP3
Man talk about a big drop off I remember that debate like it was yesterday
I love lance when he battle against lebron its so funny yet competitive.
No one noticed how Andy pronounced "Rodney Stuckey" with some disgust😂
Here we go again , an Andy Hoops Saturday video 💯💯💯💯💯👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
That Ben gordon one hurt I wanted him to be great
Lance Stephenson still has his rap career to fall back on 😂
i love the song that always starts your vids . lil slow chill joint
I will forever have disdain for josh smith because of 2k13 when he was a jerk to me when i didn't want to pass to him when he wasn't open
He did that in my career?? 🤣🤣🤣
As a Sonics fan Im surprised you left Vin "double chin" Baker off this list. He was a 3x All-Star with the Milwaukee Bucks before being traded to the Seattle Super Sonics. He had one lone All-Star appearance in his first season with Seattle in 1997 but after that he was done. He had a decent season in 2000 but no where near the player he was in Milwaukee.
Memories.
Fear the deer jerseys.
Honorable mentions:
Nicholas Batum
George Hill
Devin Harris
Monta Ellis
Ben Wallace
Andrew Bynum
Eric Bledsoe
Love how home doesn't mention Odom was always on that rock...
Lance Stephenson returning to the Pacers was more like Dennis Rodman joining the Bulls in that he was in a situation/role where he was understood by his team and coaching staff, and allowed to be himself in the way that he played the game of basketball. If Greg Popovich had understood Dennis the way that he was understood in both Detroit and Chicago, the Spurs would have been champions before the arrival of Tim Duncan. And if Dennis had not been traded for Will Purdue and ended up in Chicago, the Bulls don't win another 3 straight championship banners (IMO).
Josh Smit will always have the 2015 3-1 comeback for the Rockets vs Doc's Clippers
Here after lance dropped 30 with the pacers
Now Lance is back home
Lol when josh smith made a 3 it was front page news
Josh Smith went crazy in the LAC-Houston series
It's crazy cuzz Lance is back again
lance is on the pacers again
I am a big iverson fan but the truth is that he didn't drop off after being traded from denver. from the looks of it, something had happened in the offseason before the trade, his numbers had decline from something like 26ppg in the previous season to like 19, and he seemed sluggish in the few games he played in denver prior to the trade. then they traded him for billups etc, and in detroit he dropped to like 14ppg, so people think that the decline occured after the trade. but his production had fallen significantly even in the few games he played in denver at the start of that season. minor clarification, carry on (Y)
Out here tryna request a Captain Kirk vid. Oh and btw, great vid as always!!! 🔥
I can tell some :
1. Stephon Marbury&Joakim Noah to the knicks
2. Isaiah Thomas to cavs(irving trade)
Lamar Odom story is sad. I felt the Lakers built his career on and off the court. He was a 2 time champion and then Lakers traded him. I hope Lamar life continues well.
Josh ruined his own career when he decided to take jumpshot after jumpshot when he didn't have the range in the first place
You should’ve included Noah’s iconic free throws 😂
The Lamar Odom's problem was to take part to the Kardashians tv shows, he was no longer thinking on basketball..
That Iverson interview was when he was still with the Sixers, not after being bench by Memphis.
Detroit and Memphis just seems to be a career killer lol
8:14 anyone notice that voice crack lol
Deron williams: as soon as he went to new jersey he was never the same guy: clearly injuries and mentality and he fell off fast.
Hmm, a lot of these players fall out with they go to the Pistons. Interesting....
Morale of this Video is Don’t Go To The Pistons
Andrew Hoops 👑
I swear every time I listen to him it sounds like a jazz stand up mic😭💯
Ben Gordon is on some all-time Bulls rosters on 2k.
Im watching lance right now on your vid after I watched him killing in yhe nba again
J Smith Do have some great time in HOUSTON though BUT he made a terrible choice again by joining the Clippers ,then it's all over
You forgot Shawn Kemp
Being a pistons fan this was hard to watch
You forgot Ty Lawson man. When he went to the rockets he basically became irrelevant in a single season
Really good one
What’s crazy is Drose could of been on this list but he didn’t let that happen. Despite all of the injuries and jokes they made about him being hurt and the most fragile player ever . He still kept pushing himself and believing in himself. He just got a a good contract with the knicks and still in the league after everything he’s been through. Just goes to show what really could of been if he never got hurt .
I still remember when we signed Rose (the first time) and Noah and somehow this was supposed to make us a "Superteam"
Iverson is THE example of letting pride get in the way.
At first, I thought Lance would be a good pickup for Charlotte but then of course he dropped off right after. Oh btw those media outlets have no such right questioning why Lance only fit in with the Pacers because quite frankly they were the only team who truly understands him personality wise to which the other 7 teams he played don't.
Josh Howard from the Mavs and Kemba Walker both had bad careers after leaving the teams they were doing good with.
The story of Lamar Odom’s driver killing kid in NY was chilling. Coming from a hospital visit seeing his cousin to bring in a fatal car accident where a child lost his life😔