So if you had a choice to start your team with either one of these strong pg’s in there prime who would it be? (Warriors) Baron Davis or (Timberwolves/Nets) Stephon Marbury ?
. I was bringing my nephew and his friends to a lot of Nets games before and during this time. The Nets had a lot of talent, i thought they would go a lot farther. Marbury was the most agile basketball player i have ever seen in person. The Nets were not in fashion at the time so they would have specials- student tickets were about $5.00 bucks. A bunch of young men, piled into the car and got to watch some excellent ball. -Joseph
This is amazing it’s a shame nobody remembers this stuff. As a Kobe fan it’s impossible not to admit Marbury dropped 50 straight up with Kobe guarding him the whole game
@@markcunningham1065 I played against him in high school and AAU I played for Madison broncos and Marburys played for gauchos .I know exactly what his career was his last 3 was a dub. But overall a good career
NBA commentators were saying after Marburys second season that he was the better talent then Allen Iverson and Ray Allen. I just think stability hurt Marbury's career. Getting traded around a couple times and going through coach after coach really made it difficult for him to settle down.
Man he was just so amazing to watch. One thing you noticed though is when he hit that big shot at the end he was kind of celebrating by himself clearly he didn’t have a great camaraderie with his teammates yet
simplemente el base mas elegante,explosivo y genial que e visto en mi vida y junto con allen iverson los mejores que e visto en mi vida ,x su manera de jugar ,como conectaban con el aficionado,ese tipo de jugadores son los que enganchan al basket ,ke carisma ,grande steph ,un grande siempre lo sera a pesar de todo ,JUGONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
De acuerdo completamente, Marbury era una combinacion muy especial de rapidez , explosividad, tecnica, elegancia, asistencia, salto, tiro, todo en su grado casi perfecto. Lastima que no tuvo mucha continuidad, pero es de los mejores bases mas electricos que he visto
David Falk represented Marbury during the trade demand. And Timberwolves G.M. Kevin Mchale, didn't think Marbury would make good on a threat to leave to the then terrible Chicago Bulls. Who had the cap space to sign Marbury in the Off-season, but would only be able to offer the max of 56 million. Mchale reportedly wanted to call Marbury/Falk's bluff, but after losing Tom Gugliotta through free agency owner Glen Taylor wouldn't let Mchale do it.
Man, Marbury in his prime was like watching vintage DRose without the hops, but a better jumpshot. Very great player just couldnt run a team. He needed to be paired with another perimeter player that could run the show so he could just focus on scoring. Either that or he should've never left playing with a big man like Garnett. He would've got rings.
Stephen had hops. not on the level of rose but he could get up when needed. videos of the alleys he caught and a windmill he threw down was nasty when he was still playing with the nets.
But most people who talk about athletic ability don't recognize that some people who can't jump as high to dunk can actually jump exceptionally high as they shoot. Because when you jump to shoot you have to be symmetric in your jump so you don't throw off the shot. So it's a difference between total power (for dunking) and a symmetric jump for shooting. That's just what I've observed from playing the sport idk if its right. Also Rose has more standing vertical reach than Marbury if I'm not mistaken
I know it was Marbury's doing, He won't admit it publicly but weeks after the trade to the Nets he called some former Timberwolves teammates and coach's expressing regret over the trade. He may have scored 50 points in this game but his high shooting attempts did not win him any fans from his teammates. Marbury was playing the right way in his first two seasons with the Timber-wolves. Scoring but also getting his teammates involved he seemed to forget this at the Nets.
Name a SG in the 2000s that could defend better than Kobe while still being responsible for a huge scoring load on offense? Funny how y'all hated Kobe up until he died.
And they still lost. I bet nobody else on the nets scored in double digits. Marbury was a high usage player which means his teammates got cold / out of rhythm very easily. Not good for the overall team
NickB33 that was one of only 16 games he played w/ Martin and Van Horn on the floor together because they were always injured. Other than that, Evan Eshmeyer and Jamie Feick were his starters. Bad assessment on your part
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One of the strongest PGs ever. No one could stop him when he decided to drive the lane.
So if you had a choice to start your team with either one of these strong pg’s in there prime who would it be?
(Warriors) Baron Davis or (Timberwolves/Nets) Stephon Marbury ?
steph had it all - speed, quickness, hops, the crossovers, heso's, unlimited range on his jumper. Dayum he was quick....
Yeah but he wasn’t as good as Jason Kidd…
@@Diaz23more talented
He jumped SO HIGH on the game-tying three! He was like 3 feet above Kobe's head!
I was in attendance for this game, it was electric seeing this live. Fans went bonkers
He deserves to be in the hall of fame
. I was bringing my nephew and his friends to a lot of Nets games before and during this time. The Nets had a lot of talent, i thought they would go a lot farther. Marbury was the most agile basketball player i have ever seen in person. The Nets were not in fashion at the time so they would have specials- student tickets were about $5.00 bucks. A bunch of young men, piled into the car and got to watch some excellent ball. -Joseph
I miss these days
Very underrated
4:34 nuff said!! One of the best 3 point shots ever!!! #Starbury!! #2001 #50points #Memories
I was at this game one of the greatest games I ever saw
that pass to van horn was sick
This is amazing it’s a shame nobody remembers this stuff. As a Kobe fan it’s impossible not to admit Marbury dropped 50 straight up with Kobe guarding him the whole game
fav pg of all time...
Marbury giving kobe the business r.i.p kobe ,Marbury at his prime was a beast dude average 20 ppl 8 assists for a career
I THINK THAT STAT IS MISLEADING, IT SUCKS BECAUSE I CAN TELL YOU LOOKED UP HIS STATS AND NOT WATCHED HIM PLAY,
@@markcunningham1065 I played against him in high school and AAU I played for Madison broncos and Marburys played for gauchos .I know exactly what his career was his last 3 was a dub. But overall a good career
@@je9212 his last 3? OK Kool, its still misleading
@markcunningham1065 fool what have you done? You on here subscribed to a white Jesus 😂
Love him or Hate him, he was a good player!
Good but when he chose to be..J-Kidd came in the next year and took the Nets to the finals twice…
@@Diaz23and lost both time 😂
@@ericramirez3830He won the 3rd time tho
@@Diaz23 you mean got carried by Dirk
NBA commentators were saying after Marburys second season that he was the better talent then Allen Iverson and Ray Allen. I just think stability hurt Marbury's career. Getting traded around a couple times and going through coach after coach really made it difficult for him to settle down.
I dont recall that
@@bigchee8263 then u wasnt
One of the best performance of stephon 🔥🔥🔥
I remember he had 0 turnovers in this game
Man he was just so amazing to watch. One thing you noticed though is when he hit that big shot at the end he was kind of celebrating by himself clearly he didn’t have a great camaraderie with his teammates yet
legendary performance.-
marbury was traded for kidd who took the nets to the finals the next year... against the lakers
simplemente el base mas elegante,explosivo y genial que e visto en mi vida y junto con allen iverson los mejores que e visto en mi vida ,x su manera de jugar ,como conectaban con el aficionado,ese tipo de jugadores son los que enganchan al basket ,ke carisma ,grande steph ,un grande siempre lo sera a pesar de todo ,JUGONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
De acuerdo completamente, Marbury era una combinacion muy especial de rapidez , explosividad, tecnica, elegancia, asistencia, salto, tiro, todo en su grado casi perfecto. Lastima que no tuvo mucha continuidad, pero es de los mejores bases mas electricos que he visto
wish he was playing in the NBA but he is doing pretty good in the CBA.
starbury had so much talent he could of been one of the best point guards ever hopefully he plays in the big 3 next year
He was one of the best PGs ever
Hes just like kyle from the movie above the rim
When he's on, he's on. He can hit shots from anywhere! And yes, Kobe got owned. lol
How? Lakers win
@@ediwow2797 plus Kobe was a SG trying to guard against a faster and quicker PG. People just loved to hate on Kobe until he passed.
RIP Kobe Bean and Starbury a Overseas Legend. 🙏🏽🙏🏽💯
The Kobe interview made me come here
4:30 that's just unbelievable
kobe & da pose had me dyin laughn @ da end,boy 2 arrogant,but he works on his game all the time
He caught 2 bodies!!!
Saw this game live
Definitely his best years with the Nets.
3:03 WHAT A SHOT
a point gawd ahead of his time*
The original "hesi god" lol. Marbury was dangerous
That is probably a lot truer than people will ever know ...
Great video..but once again Kobe Bryant showed why him and MJ are the best closers the game has ever seen
David Falk represented Marbury during the trade demand. And Timberwolves G.M. Kevin Mchale, didn't think Marbury would make good on a threat to leave to the then terrible Chicago Bulls. Who had the cap space to sign Marbury in the Off-season, but would only be able to offer the max of 56 million. Mchale reportedly wanted to call Marbury/Falk's bluff, but after losing Tom Gugliotta through free agency owner Glen Taylor wouldn't let Mchale do it.
respect.
Man, Marbury in his prime was like watching vintage DRose without the hops, but a better jumpshot.
Very great player just couldnt run a team. He needed to be paired with another perimeter player that could run the show so he could just focus on scoring. Either that or he should've never left playing with a big man like Garnett. He would've got rings.
Stephen had hops. not on the level of rose but he could get up when needed. videos of the alleys he caught and a windmill he threw down was nasty when he was still playing with the nets.
chitownmo That's exactly what I meant when I said without the hops. Of coarse he had some hops just not on DRose level.
Marbury hops higher on his shot than Rose. He's getting his feet off the ground on his shot more than anybody I've ever seen actually.
John Smith "Hops" refers to leaping ability for dunking.
But most people who talk about athletic ability don't recognize that some people who can't jump as high to dunk can actually jump exceptionally high as they shoot. Because when you jump to shoot you have to be symmetric in your jump so you don't throw off the shot. So it's a difference between total power (for dunking) and a symmetric jump for shooting. That's just what I've observed from playing the sport idk if its right. Also Rose has more standing vertical reach than Marbury if I'm not mistaken
Ahh, the good ole days, eh!
... #HardWork!
smh: the audio delay
Clutchbe Bryant
@3:17 yes
u kidding me starbury!
I know it was Marbury's doing, He won't admit it publicly but weeks after the trade to the Nets he called some former Timberwolves teammates and coach's expressing regret over the trade.
He may have scored 50 points in this game but his high shooting attempts did not win him any fans from his teammates. Marbury was playing the right way in his first two seasons with the Timber-wolves. Scoring but also getting his teammates involved he seemed to forget this at the Nets.
Yep. Michael Jordan MAY be the reason he was REALLY ousted from the Nba.
pena que os nets perderam esse jogo
Who was in those Nets' starting five?
Keynon Martin,van horn
A kid from Coney Island
Jordan wouldn't let Marbury drop 50 on him. Lmao.
he never grew up...IMO one of the greatest point guards ever....his stats speak for themselves..horrible teammate too..
3:16
He didn't hit it on Marbury though
Kobe was always an overrated defender.
Mr.Calculus/TheUnBiasedDude give marbury some credit. how can you guard that shit.
No he wasnt. He just couldnt check marbs
Name a SG in the 2000s that could defend better than Kobe while still being responsible for a huge scoring load on offense? Funny how y'all hated Kobe up until he died.
Those nets teams with Marbury sucked. He was a ball hog. Trading him for Kidd was the best move in the history of the franchise.
He would be a better 6th man like Jamal Crawford and Williams he was better know for being a street baller like rafer alston aka skip to my lou
allen iverson and marbury were bust????
kobe walked nicca
kobe hit the game winner... who really got owned
Never matured as a human in the nba then went to china and played ball and is now in the HOF dicussion. What a life for him
Voujdjr greatest PG in history? You must have never heard of Magic Johnson if Jason Kidd is your greatest PG
Oscar Robertson though
In the end kobe's still has the last laugh
And they still lost. I bet nobody else on the nets scored in double digits. Marbury was a high usage player which means his teammates got cold / out of rhythm very easily. Not good for the overall team
NickB33 that was one of only 16 games he played w/ Martin and Van Horn on the floor together because they were always injured. Other than that, Evan Eshmeyer and Jamie Feick were his starters. Bad assessment on your part
kobe is overrated as a defender
and his team looses. typical "Starbury". Luckily he brought us the greatest PG in history, what a great trade
Stfu it was great game simp