Bill Laimbeer Documentary - VOL.1: NBA’s Most Evil Villain

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[@jeffreisen6623]

If the Detroit pistons of yesteryear was in the nba the players now a days wouldn't play. Boy I miss the old nba

[@Terror832]

Anthony Davis: who we playin Scout: Bad Boy Pistons AD: *torn ACL, MCL, shoulder, eyebrow on the opening jumpball*

[@cdjhyoung]

The old Pistons better bring the 1987 refs with them. In today's game, most of the Pistons would be watching the game from the locker room by the end of the first quarter.

[@mozdaboz]

@@cdjhyoung Or they be signing a bunch of 2-way players because their players will probably suspended like they have covid or something lmao

[@kevinwilkins9627]

Me too

[@dobsr1184]

Sadly it’s the fans that complained about it that they changed it. It don’t feel competitive

[@jamiethomas5782]

4:12 I was watching that game on Superstation at the time and Laimbeer got a tech for yelling, "Is this girls college basketball?" Funny because he would go on to coach girls lol

[@richbrake9910]

lol

[@roddneyharris3616]

🤣😅

[@richardpare3538]

And he brought the "try to injure them" mentality to that women's team.

[@kenwesaw1944]

Bill left a big impression on everybody they're still talking about him 30 years after he retired

[@eggsmann594]

You mean like physically ? 😆😆😆😆

[@1982jeepcj8]

It is widely agreed that Bill would try to HURT the best player on the opposing player, he COULD play but would rather win by any means necessary. “Anybody who teaches a skill, which coaches do, is admirable. But sport doesn’t build character. Character is built pretty much by the time you’re six or seven. Sports reveals character. Sports heightens your perceptions. Let that be enough.” Mark Twain,

[@onlythewise1]

they talk about Jesus two thousand years after he die back then they so dumb poop is smarter than they are

[@millerarant3629]

It’s an impression alright. He was a chicken shit.

[@patrickayoob9813]

Bill 😂😂 he was crazy ...great basketball in the 80s sure miss them day's

[@guitary]

“Who are you? You aren’t shlt!” Laimbeer to Worthy. 😂

[@MrEvolution513]

Yep, exact words! Game was Christmas Day 1990

[@aarondigby9859]

@@MrEvolution513 the Pistons would make anybody mad, that's not uncommon, Worthy was such the gentleman.

[@aarondigby9859]

@6:00 that didn't seem like a hard foul on James Worthy by Lambier,

[@aarondigby9859]

Checking it again the refs ruled it a flagrant because Lambier came down with the hands/arms.

[@TV-ob1if]

@@aarondigby9859 tf were you watching 😂

[@bobloblaw2958]

Bill Laimbeer was the perfect specimen for his position. He guarded the net first and foremost, he intimidated, he rebounded and he scored. The dude was fearless.

[@Just1Bum]

And, he was dirty. You can do all those things you mentioned without being dirty. But he couldn't without being dirty. Alot of posters like him and like the positive comments about him but you're not realizing he could have caused some serious injuries and ended careers with some of his dirty play.

[@sofamatutino5481]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dariog36th]

@@Just1Bum most forwards and centers were doing that though. He was just the last of them and kept playing that way til he retired in the 90s when the league implemented the flagrant foul. From the late 60s to mid 80s, the unwritten rule was that if a guard came inside the paint he was going to get knocked out. And if you were going intentionally foul someone you made sure they did not get the shot off even if it meant going for their head.

[@FreddieBlaze]

He was a dirty Coward please loo!🤡👎

[@davemartino5997]

@Gregory Halabis bullshit…. mike bratz has the record not bill lambqeer so try again piston fanboy .

[@Nolovesavon04]

Bill Laimbeer want all the smoke 💨

[@lakemichiganboatingwithkjr7508]

He brought all of it, too.

[@lukata77]

I'm 47 years old from the Eastside of Detroit, and I was in 9th grade during that time and I was the biggest fan of the Bad Boys but noone was a bigger fan than my mother, she was such a Bill Laimbeer and Rick Mahorn fan that she still has their posters framed in her house today, and she absolutely hates the Bulls so much that I made a mistake a showed up to a family gathering with a Scottie Pippen Jersey on and I mean my mother gave me the 3rd degree and threatened that I better not let her catch me with that "Bulls Shit" again or she's gonna stop talking to me so I don't wear it around her anymore, but to make it up to her for her upcoming birthday I've ordered her a couple of vintage Mahorn and Laimbeer t-shirts, and my goal is to try and see if I can take her to a Pistons game to meet Rick Mahorn since he does a lot of game analysis nowadays. Yep I come from a true Laimbeer family, we love the big guy to this day in Detroit because we know he would go to war

[@rangoononline]

Good story mang

[@plainsimple244]

I'm a Pistons fan and I still want 1990-91 back and I still have no idea why Jack McCloskey didn't re-sign Vinnie Johnson/James Edwards for the 1991-92 season so the Pistons could get their revenge. Laimbeer was one of a kind and Mahorn is a pioneer. I'll never believe that Bulls team was better than the Pistons; Detroit had to hand that crap over and the sweep and walk-off proved the Pistons just handed Chicago a dynasty.

[@verlinden80]

Your mother is a great woman and a true ambassador of the Pistons fan base. My mother was that too. She got me into sports and she probably wouldve flipped out if i ever came inside with Bulls apparel on or anything red! Salute to the moms!

[@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113]

Everyone, on KZbin, wishes your Mother a Happy Birthday, belated or otherwise.

[@lukata77]

@@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113 Heyyy thanks buddy , that makes me happy and my mom will definitely be happy to hear that too!

[@HWolfeIII]

He may have been an evil villain, but he's a two time NBA champion and a championship coach. He won the war in the trenches and also in the head games.

[@innosanto]

A wrong foul away from a threepeat

[@manymoody1340]

He is a great coach, but the wrestling-like fouls by the Pistons he was on are clearly against the rules. What he did was not a foul, but an act of wrestling and violence itself. Therefore, his two championships are revoked, and it's the NBA's fault. It's also the NBA's fault. It's a crime because he and Rodman caused intimidation of other players. The Knicks play with Ewing was the proper physical fight in real basketball.

[@luisrodriguez-mb7cc]

And got swept in the 1991 ECF by the Bulls, even after pulling every dirty trick in the book. Plus, Jordan won 6 rings, is a millionaire , and owes an NBA franchise. Who ended winning the war man?

[@wildwillie5408]

Trying to injure people is taking head games too far. Where was the clip of Barkley smacking him? Did I miss it. The opposing coaches should've employed a goon to borrow from hockey. Try take out and injure a team's star and prepare to take a beating. Gretzky wasn't a big tough guy but he didn't get roughed up very much.

[@luisrodriguez-mb7cc]

@@wildwillie5408 I don't care if you a Pistons fans, but saying what you just said is not true. Yes, Barkley was an asshole at times, but never did he try to injure opposing players. Laimbeer did, and it's just my opinion, guys like Bird and Wilkins hate his guts, why? Because he played dirty. MJ had the outter most respect for Joe Dumars because he played tough but was not an thug. Laimbeer, Mahorn, Rodman, and Thomas instigated them were were dirty. P.S: Bird's and Parrish's episodes during the 1987 playoffs with Laimbeer were because he was a choir boy?

[@pabloprod6621]

Yo, this is really good video editing. It captivates me the right amount of time from highlights to the interviews and even the ending was perfect timing. Subscribed🤯

[@bballvault]

Thanks Pablo

[@guitary]

The OP was avoiding a receiving of a flagarant foul

[@vgrg7841]

I like how the refs didn't call a flagrant foul on parish and just let it go. Even the refs.knew laimbeer's reputation and hates him too.

[@hugdablok6162]

The Ultimate Teammate!!!💪🏿😂 #BADBOYS☠️

[@richbrake9910]

The most physical starting lineup in NBA history: Laimbeer, Thomas, MaHorn, Rodman or Aguirre , and Dumars.

[@mapagmahal0422]

Jordan rule

[@richardsalzer8247]

But not the wimp Isaiah!

[@lukata77]

@@richardsalzer8247 Isiah was the MVP of the team, the heart and soul, the assassin, the fearless leader, the clutch performer, probably the toughest point guard ever, a relentless and underrated defender at his size, of course he's has a bad reputation off the court but there's no denying his toughness and value.

[@MrCancer1965]

@@lukata77 One of my favorite all time Point Guards. Should've made the Dream Team (1992) too. But we know Michael Jordan blocked that.

[@cdjhyoung]

@@MrCancer1965 magic didn't help either. Later years, in an interview, Magic Johnson said Isaiah was the best PT in the league, after Magic.

[@buckbiro]

Hated Laimbeer in my youth. As I got older, I like the guy more and more. The NBA could use a few of his ilk these days.

[@monolithgeometry3221]

For real

[@georgecrosley8978]

Nice vid man

[@danielwalston9666]

Love your stuff!!

[@gregoryjanuszczak4250]

You should know how much bill luved being the most hated - EVERY time he walked into the stadium of the visiting team the crowd erupted in boos and insults - Do You See The Smirk On Bill's Face? - The bad boys luved to be the visiting team.

[@monolithgeometry3221]

Here are a few great names in American history.. John Delorean Neil Armstrong Lance ..Armstrong. Bill Laimbeer Abraham Lincoln... 'Murica. hell yeaaaah

[@BudsCartoon]

80s/90s, we loved that WWF hero/heel feel before they were all buddies.

[@mankivigs1]

​@monolithgeometry3221 A coke dealing snitch, a cheating doper and the dirtiest NBA player of all time.

[@tonyfrederickson6692]

@@monolithgeometry3221 go back to school

[@monolithgeometry3221]

@@tonyfrederickson6692 why..did I leave my pencil

[@that_dude_tk7327]

Ay thx for the content I’m gonna study this! Thx again!!

[@giantleprechaun2350]

I miss these days of the old NBA

[@tthetopofmygame]

Me too I haven't watched it in years but love these old school days.

[@leonidas7281]

Yep it's straight up unwatchable trash now

[@forever.endeavor]

The definition of you’d love him if he was on your team

[@RedStarProductionss]

Underrated comment

[@JulioJunior1974]

Totally fair comment

[@stealth2626]

Use to love bill... You already know shit was gonna happen when he was out there

[@VenomousStare]

God tier video man. Tap Tap

[@jamiethomas5782]

Bill wasn't scared or intimidated by anyone. Guess it helps to be 6'10

[@LaMostraVia]

Dude was trash. XD

[@richardsalzer8247]

How about 6'11.5", 270

[@ericriffel8954]

@@LaMostraVia Shut up.

[@LaMostraVia]

@@ericriffel8954 🤣🤣

[@Realdealrob]

@@LaMostraVia you clearly don't know anything

[@eddiemanni8605]

Laimbeer is one of a kind he played like he was broke and he grew up rich love this guy bad boy for life DETROIT BASKETBALL!

[@thalessilva1]

Great video Put Vol 2 out 👊😎

[@bballvault]

Vol 2 is out man check it out

[@MrBiscuit75]

Hate laimbeer or love him he played a huge part in the pistons success. I couldn't stand him when he played but always knew I wouldn't mind having him on my team. Also laimbeer takes the brunt of the criticism when he wasn't the the only one playing hard and dirty. Them pistons was the bad BOYS plural. Would love for this era of basketball to return

[@tonyfrederickson6692]

you said it bad thats why they had to play dirty,

[@shrapnel77]

Laimbeer is perceived as being a shitty player because of his antics, but he was a solid player. He was a great defensive rebounder, could hit a three (for a big guy), shot well from the freethrow line and of course, was tough and intimidating. His was an important piece in Detroit's two championships.

[@eggsmann594]

he was dirty, not shitty 😆

[@ConservativeAnthem]

If Larry Bird hates you, you're a dirty, dangerous and even career-threatening player.

[@optimus2g]

@@ConservativeAnthem Bird wasn't some angel.

[@Trunchisholm]

Bird was a notorious asshole. The difference is he was supremely talented.

[@octaviousmotley7653]

hell yeah he was and use to stretch that center position out which was not the norm to do

[@geulah8577]

Laimbeer did not run from no one. he just didn’t hit you and run away he hit you and stare at you like what! Old school Basketball love it ✊🏾

[@MrOctober44]

Actually that's all he did. He would give a cheap shot then if someone retaliated he immediately backed up or try to get the refs to intervene

[@richardpeetrinpeetrin9817]

Bill Laimbeer, king of the "Cheap-Shots"!!😮 Dennis Rodman was a Bill Laimbeer protégé! They both are in the "Hall Of Shame"!!!!😮

[@MrCancer1965]

NBA Sideline Commentator- Laimbeer gets in a fight seemily once a week. You may have a point there.😄

[@marvelous1204able]

😂😂😂 that was funny when the commentator said that

[@rekdinhopoetico]

Lambeer was a very talented player, but the dirtiest player BY FAR!

[@striperking6083]

100

[@castle972]

Tallented you say.... seriously

[@rekdinhopoetico]

​@@castle972 I'm Brazilian, sometimes I make mistakes while writing in English...should I write in Portuguese or French?

[@Realdealrob]

Very under rated player!! Even people who hated him would love to have him as their team mate

[@Truthforjesus97]

The way the Detroit announcers defend Laimbeer is hilarious

[@artmeddaugh6669]

The Biggest, Baddest, Dirtiest Heel in NBA History! Take another bow, Bill...you are loved by all!

[@cdjhyoung]

Saw a recent interview with him, To quote him "I'd have had the record for most consecutive games played if it wasn't for the suspensions." 20points -13 rebounds per game for a career. Two titles and had one stolen game seven. 30 years later, the only players of era talked about more are Magic Bird and MJ.

[@eazye519]

@@cdjhyoung wtf are you talking about?

[@monolithgeometry3221]

@@eazye519 I think he just said what he's talkin bout

[@hotwillz78]

With his personality he was probably more suited for Pro Wrestling. Pistons drew some amazing crowds wherever they went back then!

[@innosanto]

He was also great player

[@jaredwatt8769]

Respect Bill as a player but damnit i smile like hell when parish drops him

[@steveo3831]

That was a cheap shot. Not a fair fight

[@jaredwatt8769]

@@steveo3831 still smile

[@davemartino5997]

@@steveo3831after hundreds of cheap shots from Bill . Secondly bill would get his azz whooped in real fight with Robert dude was a karate blk belt .

[@whodidit99]

@@steveo3831 Tit for tat

[@jeffreisen6623]

You know when Robert Parrish hits you you ain't a very nice guy

[@randydubin7118]

In the 30 for 30 about the Bad Boys, The Pistons trainer at that time (Abonour, I think his name was) said after he was knocked out by Parish, he gave Lambeer the smelling salts, he looked around and alleged to have said, "The refs didn't eject (Parish)?" LOL!

[@3243_]

Actually, Parish and Laimbeer had several fights during the '80s.

[@jeffreisen6623]

Ya I'm a Celtics fan

[@joweydelanota7421]

Parish chepa shot him 3 times. I wish Lambeir would have sent him straight

[@robertliddle4711]

Well Parrish had plenty of practice smacking his wife around.

[@safespacebear]

I never hated a player as much as I hated him and damn I miss hating him. Hatred had turned into love. I'd love to see these pampered princess NBA superstars get some of this treatment. In two seasons Bill would make men of all of them

[@tonyfrederickson6692]

Robert Parish showed Bill who the man was in two seconds.

[@voiceofreason2674]

I’m always surprised by how smooth his jump shot was

[@ImAlxxy]

He somehow was the prototype for modern centers that can shoot the 3

[@voiceofreason2674]

@@ImAlxxy yea he was getting away with hard defense and a lazy trail into a open 3 pop up

[@TV-ob1if]

Lol.

[@pauljansen1137]

The baddest of the Bad Boys!

[@glenmanson963]

The best to ever do it buddy

[@kevinstewart5650]

Most watched team in the history of the NBA

[@DWilliam1]

Laimbeer a very, very smart player who knew what his role was for his team to win and executed it. Very underrated. And very dislikable.

[@ldwilliams9686]

Intimidating bully, yes very smart

[@onlythewise1]

@@ldwilliams9686 they all was

[@onlythewise1]

@@ldwilliams9686 not smart player good dont be racist

[@onlythewise1]

he is racist to say only Laimbeer

[@miggs80]

@@onlythewise1 Racist? Give me a break 😂. Ya’ll throw that word around way too much

[@lakemichiganboatingwithkjr7508]

Good lord I miss watching this team play. Laimbeer was a beast. An absolute beast. He invented the anyone, anywhere, anytime.

[@thurstonhowelllll948]

Which every way you cut it, I love this guy Lol

[@mytowntrill5441]

It's time to give Bill Laimbeer his flowers(dead ones of course) and send him a first class ticket to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Check his stats and accomplishments. To hell with Jordan keeping the Bad Boys outta the Dream Team(Zeke) and thr Hall(Laimbeer). He deserves it, love him or hate him, the Pistons ain't winning shyt without Laimbeer.

[@ARTWV]

I agree. He should be a hall of famer

[@Just1Bum]

I checked his stats and they don't measure up. He wasn't good enough to be in the NBA's Hall of Fame. Maybe he'll be good enough to get into the WNBA's Hall of Fame if they establish one.

[@mozdaboz]

Anther MJ hater who's bitching about a false claim lmao Magic is the one who doesn't want him to the team because they had a falling out regarding a rumor that Isiah is spreading gossips that Magic is gay... MJ doesn't have anything to do with the HOF commitee if he has they would've not let Jerry Krause be inducted lmao

[@pep-2414-]

Jordan might of had a hand in Thomas not getting on the dream team, however you cannot say Jordan is also influencing the hall of Fame not to let Laimbeer in c'mon.

[@mytowntrill5441]

It is what it was. Pistons aren't really Bad Boys, let alone a Dynasty, without Bill Laimbeer. The old school lovers wouldn't have half the video footage to show and brag to the new school lovers how "the NBA was harder and less g*y" with Laimbeer. You can't mention the late 80's to the early 90's era WITHOUT MENTIONING THE IMPACT AND STRANGLE HOLD THE PISTONS HAD WITHOUT NAMING 5XTIME ALL-STAR BILL LAIMBEER. What the h*ll are wrong with you ppl? Y'all must be Bird, Jordan, Magic, or Barkley fans or something. Smh. The Hall of Fame would be better with Laimbeer in it. Imagine his enshrinement speech.

[@onlythewise1]

bill made basketball worth watching

[@JoeSmith-ey2xp]

The Pistons and Laimbeer played eastern conference style basketball, just better than everyone else, all teams in east played rough, all teams had an enforcer. The reason why the Pistons were so hated was because they were stopping the Bird/Magic era finals from continuing awhile longer and delayed the rise of Jordan for 4 years.

[@anthonyjames4478]

It became so obvious that the league wanted an MJ Empire, and the Pistons stood in the way. Bill's playing was rough and dirty, gotta admit that, but he took as good as he gave.

[@pt29999]

I still don't see how Laimbeer was any different than Shaq and his elbows, or Charles Oakley and the Knicks from the 1990's.

[@MrFranckWhite]

His fouls were really dirty, like another level dirty. None the less he was a pretty good player.

[@russelljohnson437]

@@MrFranckWhite stop it lol you just don’t like him

[@3243_]

Or Karl Malone.

[@Realdealrob]

@@MrFranckWhite he was that dirty. I seen other players with more dirty cheap shots

[@MG-ol8hs]

or bruce bowen

[@davidca96]

I both loved and hated Lambeer, his play style was both dirty and brilliant.

[@armandoguerillacono9592]

I heard somebody said it was Larry Bird & Magic Johnson who saved the NBA. Now I know who really saved it - he was the one! Just anticipate the broken bones, broken teeth, broken ankles and legs whenever he plays. Man, that was part of the excitement and people got their money's worth! It was like watching the gladiators in the arena in the olden days. Bill Laimbeer is one of the heroes of NBA. Well, everybody is entitled to his opinion and that is my opinion.

[@LordDefekator]

Quite the opposite. He was the main reason NBA got softer. He abused the physical game, and the league reacted.

[@markquick3332]

You're smoking crack!!!

[@monolithgeometry3221]

@@LordDefekator I believe it was excessive, but I think those 2 dipshit drool cups from Indiana going into the stands did that to the game I used to respect. Changed the game forever

[@davemartino5997]

Is that a joke ? Or you are clueless about basketball?

[@monolithgeometry3221]

@@davemartino5997I find his views refreshing. "BILL LAIMBEER: THE EVERY MAN'S HERO" Yes, I like it, it's a nice touch. The EVERY DAY HERO!!! .... The Legend!!!! Ol' Billy Basketball. Aaaah...

[@sharkiesgirl8929]

Love ole days of nba. ❤💙💛💚💜👌👌👌👌👍👍👍

[@ggray1213]

My boi LAMBO!!! I love the bad boy Pistons!!!

[@CardShark_Chris]

Bill's job was to be a bad mofo. And he did just that.

[@shanefoster6976]

Why would you like a team that couldn't play well enough to win without cheap shots? Oh well some people don't have class. They thought they were a dynasty but the bulls took that from them.

[@camzpras3435]

The King of second motions lol!

[@davidflores-lq3kf]

Bill Lambier was a helluva basketball player! If you don't believe me, ask his opposition! Nuff said.

[@ogeightytwo]

He was a Warrior

[@RazzleDazz72]

Parish crushing Laimbeer is beautiful

[@TheTrojangrant]

The punching sound effects with Parish 😄

[@diabolicaldag]

This whole video is Bill acting like didn’t mean to do the shit he did

[@socdy600]

Great memories!

[@todd-2362]

The man won an NBA championship. You have to give it to him.

[@unnaturalselection8330]

Two. And back-to-back at that.

[@jongamber6985]

2

[@innosanto]

5 straight finals and almost a threepeat by a referee call in last seconds

[@milart12]

15:26 Solid connect. Don't see that too often in NBA fights.

[@marcstover4827]

fucn love this man

[@eduardoenrik]

Bill Laimbeer no uso tatuajes como lo hacen ahora...bien por Laimbeer

[@kaspafischer]

more volumes please! LOL

[@265308]

The thing the way remembered was yes he was a bad boy n knew how to get into the opponents mind n off their game, but he also the first cat who put his body on the line to break up other fights n protect his teammates. He indirectly probably saved a lot of players on both sides from serious injuries due to his size n getting between players.

[@monolithgeometry3221]

My f****** hero

[@raymondchacon5606]

I hated the pistons ... I was a laker .... I think though all the players deep down afraid of laimbeer cause he was crazy and he didn't back down

[@raymondchacon5606]

Actually rodman is in my top 5 all time favorite players

[@borisbalta2542]

King.

[@rafikz77]

The evil laugh at the end 😂

[@matthewmorales2234]

He was the only nba players who used to fight many of his co players , he was the baddest player among all nba players i should say !!!!

[@mr.cookie7308]

How the hell is it that the biggest bully on the block was a tall lanky white dude name lambeer? Dude made you afraid to score, and thats his brilliance!!! He was gonna knock you out if you did.

[@TV-ob1if]

He was a low talent thug. Not no talent. But low talent. He’s lucky he played on the pistons.

[@mr.cookie7308]

@@TV-ob1if when the big skinny white guy is your enforcer, betta watch you back punk. White people know how to boss you around and make you look like you are in the wrong. The pistons played that karen shit to the T with Lambeer.

[@thomasdauphin4550]

9:49 Everybody was Kung-fu fighting!😂😂

[@jaycompany4886]

The sound affect at 10:00 minute mark, reminded me of the 70's n 80's kungfu movies 🤣

[@DaytimeNightmare]

Yea.,. One thing I'll say about dude ... Was he was ready to go .... I love it.

[@stevee4119]

I've never met someone who wasn't a Pistons fan who liked this guy.

[@bballvault]

Haha true I might be the only 1. I’m a Celtic fan but Bill was like a WWE heel back in the day makes it more interesting

[@mikemcgee5950]

Bill, Bob and Joey Detroit legends

[@texan996]

Only way Bill Laimbeer could compete in the NBA because he lacked the talent athletically and skillfully.

[@stevenhearrell1564]

Evil villain? He was a great player and the kind of guy I would want on my team, and I'm a Celtic fan!

[@Stunna2Tactical]

Mans was boxing everybody and instigating fights lol

[@andrejamison2723]

@@Stunna2Tactical and scoring and rebounding as well

[@christopherybarra1070]

@@andrejamison2723 Yup, he said that his job was to come into the game and “Muck it up”. That’s how the Pistons operated, never letting their opponents get comfortable, or go off without receiving a couple of hard fouls at least. A player willing to do all the dirty work for his teammates and team! I think he was a great player, with great basketball IQ and 3 point range.

[@yayeo6520]

No matter who the player is if he has intentions of seriously injuring opponents and possibly end their careers, that’s weak sauce in my book. I’m cool with the pushes shoves and intimidation tactics that’s his thing but when you literally plan to injure someone, can’t respect that. And on that note , I’d have him on my team as well cause ain’t no way I’m playing against him lmao

[@davemartino5997]

Phantom of the opera in basketball with that Mask on 🤣

[@a.garcia7127]

80's Icon.

[@DANIEL_eltravieso]

The type of guy you would hate to play against but would enjoy to have wearing your team colors!👊

[@chrisleblanc4572]

I’d love to see LeBron try and have a 40 pt game against Laimbeer

[@gew2027]

Every body say if lebron played in80s hell if he played in the80s he would have been a Piston

[@georgemckeon6710]

Dirty player but the guy had balls.

[@jaydaniels6172]

He got so mad when Rodman helped Pippen up off the floor. 😆

[@unappealingundesirable2826]

How could Bill Laimbeer and Brad Daugherty have co-existed as All-Star teammates? Both made the All-Star team multiple times.

[@AlexYounger]

Random clips in random order, about as good as Laimbeer deserves.

[@TheDietrichDaniels]

I'm a simple man. I see a Bill Laimbeer highlight video, I click "like."

[@Melody_BunnyGirly]

"your so mad at him (Laimbeer)..that your off your game" - Wilkins 😂

[@AngelSanchez-sl2ed]

era parte del juego, Chuck quería eso de el, era intimidante, había jugadores que mejor no querían hacer una clavada al verlo por la pintura y el que se animaba en ocasiones solía llevarse un buen recuerdito del querubín, pero aportaba rebotes, presencia, puntos, bloqueos, pantallas hacia perfectamente su rol y consiguieron 2 anillos de campeón. el era la esencia de los Bad Boys

[@TrollfaceDarkBruhLmao]

Trash talking, charging, pushing, grabbing, swiping, shouldering, punching, forearming, slapping, hugging, tripping, throwing, undercutting, clipping, headbutting, dodging, kneeing, hooking, poking, pinning, elbowing, pulling, kicking, palming, blocking, scratching, muzzling, choking

[@noway3372]

It was all about Intimidation. and he played his role perfectly.

[@bballvault]

💯👊

[@davemartino5997]

Lambqueer looked like phantom of the opera of basketball with that mask on 🤣

[@brunovallesmunoz4757]

The guy just did what it takes!!!

[@alanduff1054]

I LOVE Bill...

[@mohammedkhaleel7542]

Laimbeer is a good dude… great teammate anyone would love to have

[@mikejones-qk2ou]

Not even a TECH on Parrish for that knock down???? CMON!

[@boysopas5951]

i wonder how the players of today would play Bill??? i bet all of em even lebron would cry .

[@monolithgeometry3221]

I'd love to see a bunch of Physical brutes, underpaid and hungry come into the league with these entitled skinny little 3 pt chuckers , all thinking theyre thr same guy stephy curry ,with the physical defense rules put back in. Clogging the paint, making it a physical game again. Retro night

[@jimkramer8138]

Motown's Finest! Bill Laimbeer is the GOAT!!!

[@jonasrodriguez444]

He's one of my favorite athlete... i learned how to play good dfnse to win because of bill laimbeer...

[@tonyfrederickson6692]

is that you Rodmen

[@5thgen691]

Bill changed the game 🐐

[@a-rod279]

I need him in my team ALWAYS

[@arizjones]

Here is a picture of Bill, as a kid (very tall kid) in eighth grade or freshman year of high school in a BASEBALL UNIFORM. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXjOlWmBbtifi7M My dad is on the far left, and I believe he was 6"2", and I am the little kid right below Bill in the photo. He lead our High School Team to a CIF Four A championship in Southern CA. Upsetting highly favored Verbum Dei in the semi finals. Verbum Dei had David Greenwood, who was drafted by the Bulls at number two behind Magic Johnson. Greenwood played as a reserve on the 1990 Pistons team.

[@kimberly1234j]

Very neat!. Thanks for posting that.