J Richardson was vastly underrated

It's insane to pick a pelican for your basketball team, and then go out of your way to make it look "badass" as possible. Just pick a badass animal in the first place if that's what you want!

One of my favorite jerseys too

As a white I will never have pride I will just bow down to black power

When you have big muscular deltoids (like myself and lebron), sleeves really mess up your shot because they catch on the deltoids when your arms go up and there is this sudden and inconsistent friction. Not ideal for a motion that calls for fluidity.

The timing of this vid was impeccable lol

They released a new college football game this year. You should purchase it. Its fun

Michigan State LEGEND. His son is there now!

We never knew how privileged we were to hear the Bob Costas monologue followed by Roundhouse Rock. Nothing like it has ever come close.

Whilst I actually liked these, they must've been horribly detrimental to the players' mobility... When playing basketball scrimmages with friends I've always found sleeved jerseys to be too restraining to the arm's rotation and I always imagined it to be something similar to why my former professional trainers in semi-pro baseball scrutinized the tightness of our sleeves so strictly and urged that it could cause injuries.

Actually the defense lowkey sucked in this game

You say teams aren’t shooting that much 3s when the hornets and the bulls combined for a total of 75 MISSED 3s on New Year’s Eve… like bruh that shit is a huge problem

U tried Simpson

Massive Thunder fan, and I agree that our logo is buns 👎🏻

You can’t be a Disney movie bad guy without the Disney movie good guy getting the better of you.

All individuality is being sucked out as a bolster for communist philosophy.

i like the concept of a sleeved jersey, i just thought the execution was garbage. mainly the terrible v neck trend that in 2015 was already well on it's way out, yet every sleeved jersey insisted on them. also the awkward form fitting feminine look (which was also, along with skinny jeans, on the way out), the strange fabrics, the contrived trims/patterns/detailing, it was all just a mess. like the old boomer trying too hard to be hip and fashionable but missing the mark, rather than leaning into the campy "sports" look that makes jerseys cool.

The Thunder are crying out for a rebrand. They've had the same logo since what, 2009? Everything is good about the team right now except for the logo.

God the Golden State logo is so fuckin good tho, i know is a circle but it's so clean

J Rich was HIM

Why did Raptors break out of circle?

Need to hear your rationale for why the Pacers are B tier. I'm not a Pacers fan or anything but they have to be high A tier if not S.

I'm not a fan of the stale/simplified aesthetics in the NBA today but I also don't want it to go back to how it was in the 90's...except for the Magic 🔥 . Some of those mid-90's looks (Rockets, Raptors, etc.) shit was a train wreck and got old quick. People look back at it now with nostalgia blinders on. We all hated most of those looks by the early 00's. Just give me a nice balance between the mid-90's and current designs.

Best video I’ve seen this year so far. 😎✨✨

It was dumb is what

Ughh… so disgusting. And Donny just had a fire poster on Kristaps 🔥🔥

The sleeved shirts weren’t so people felt more comfortable wearing jerseys at games, it’s because there’s far fewer occasions where you can casually wear a vest than you can a T-shirt. The idea was that if you increased how versatile the jersey was, the opportunity to wear it increases so you’re more likely to purchase one rather than saying “When am I gonna wear this? I’m 32 and I don’t go to games.”

wow this channel actually some great content! I'd also argue that the more toxic elements of our black culture has made basketball about disrespecting your opponent and showing your personal greatness instead of teamwork and chemistry

this is a really good video. Imma watch it at my buddy's house

I really liked the sleeved jerseys. I think because I like dry fit shirts so it was a natural progression for me lol. I really liked the Christmas day jersey with the silver logos (I actually have the DRose jersey from that year). I liked the Chinese New Year jerseys GSW and Houston did during this era as well

9:00 go Jackets baby

3:17 depends for me, when I see millionaires not playing through a sprained ankle or a meniscus which I played on both is just laughable. ACLs, Achilles, back injuries, all valid but minor shit guys like really?

This dunk was sick. And in that city edition jersey.

I think if you comparing a player to atlas it’s okay to call them the most valuable player as well and I’m a Knicks fan saying that about embid 😂

I dont want to burn myself out boss, so im gonna take every Wednesday off, but youre still gonna pay me for them right? 😂😂 give me a break

that big ass mic with a low ass volume lol

I think the problem with the dunk contest is that there is too much build-up. The way it's set up as a spectacle leaves people disappointed when they don't see something life changing.

Smooth af but no 50

04-08 was the Golden Era of EA sports

Danny was too excited to get 2 2nd round picks to ask whether he was facilitating the worst trade in the history of the league.

Truth

3:47 I think “as is is the point” the jersey alone. Nothing under it.

Screamin a smith !

It was obviously to sell something that people would wear out casually like a soccer jersey. I'm amazed anyone would think it was about wearing at games... The one only place where regular sleeveless jerseys are commonly worn. Like..... Wtf dude are you serious

I remember watching Ken Jennings last game. Couldn't believe he guessed FedEx. What in the World was he thinking? Had he just become exhausted with the long run and was not thinking clearly? I'll never know.

Complaints about excessive 3-pointers make no sense. More players put up 3s now than before because more players can make those 3s now than before. How that's a bad thing is simply light years beyond me, it makes no sense to seethe over players building advantageous skillsets. I think the only real thing wrong with current gen NBA is the favoritism towards the offense. It's too easy to draw fouls, so defenses have to lay off, which keeps the game played on the outside. Allow more scrappy defense on the perimeter and you'll see more players playing the interior game. I grew up watching and playing the more aggressive style of basketball (I played on a D1 AAU team from Potomac Valley, shit was basically hockey), and every single complaint people have about the current generation being too soft and hands off was mirrored back then - meaning people complained that it was too violent, too aggressive, and too heavily rewarded physical stats over skill.

I assume he was told he would get a free second year player because the Lakers needed to make space. So he agreed, no questions asked. The Jazz did not have to get rid of anyone right? Maybe Ainge already showed interest in JHS so they did him a solid.

I try to forget these existed...

The circles are stupid