British Soccer fan reacts to Basketball - Top 10 Greatest Players in NBA History

[@daswolio3204]

This video is about 5 years old which is why Lebron wasn’t included

[@jayreldifferent3416]

DaSwolio i’m pretty sure he still should of been included lowkey

[@deathcon6261]

Nah back then he was fighting for his 2nd ring while everyone else on this list had more.

[@PoTommyPo]

@@deathcon6261 No he was fighting for his 3rd ring and just lost to the Warriors in the finals. He got a lot of hate after that loss and all the way up to the point when he blocked Iggy and Kyrie hit the shot. The list is BS anyways, putting Magic and Shaq over Kobe is blasphemous enough in itself, but not having LeBron on the list in 2015 is insane, and I'm a long time doubter of him.

[@Lapp802]

DaSwolio should of been there anyways

[@daswolio3204]

Thomas Guo Kobe isn’t a top 5 player, simple as that. Jordan Lebron Bird Shaq Magic Duncan are all better than him

[@ND-pe9zg]

love the content man, but just know this is a pretty bad list u reacted to, its not too accurate lol

[@blanketstarry7725]

I can't complain about this list. I assume James isn't on it because he is still playing, and every other player is sort of subjective...except for Jordan. No doubt he is no. 1

[@PNTTVReacts]

@@blanketstarry7725 Every other player is subjective? There are only two players you can lay that claim to...maybe IMHO! Hakeem & Duncan. I would place them in a Top 20 but not the Top 10. Magic is way to low and Lebron should be there if they were talking ABOUT ALL PLAYERS. Because everyone on the list was retired, I assumed that's what they were doing. But I watched most on the list play and today's players may have moves...which they got from half these players but I won't put ANY of them of that list except for Lebron. (Has he broken any records yet?)

[@blanketstarry7725]

@@PNTTVReacts I just mean in the order really. Jordan (in my mind) is definitely no. 1. Lebron I'd by okay with as high as no. 2, only because there seems to be such a consensus. Personally I think he would barely break the top 10. But I wouldn't be disappointed if Stockton replaced one of them in the top 10, or Oscar Robertson, or even Elgin Baylor.

[@jimmyjho7761]

@@blanketstarry7725 Kareem was the most dominant player ever I mean people had to shove him out of the way to stop him from scoring the skyhook was literally unstoppable I think that people don't pay as much attention to him as other players because he wasn't flashy like Michael Kobe and Lebron

[@macedoniandragon424]

@@PNTTVReacts this was made 6 years ago, when Lebron was fighting for his 2nd ring. So stop crying. Duncan and Hakeem SHOULD be in the top 10, you're just biased.

[@williamjordan5554]

In no universe was Bill Russell individually better than Wilt. His teams were better than Wilt's teams except in 1967.

[@DaGuys470]

I find it funny. Back in the time everybody thought Bill was better than Wilt. Now that people just look at the stats and not at game footage (cause there barely is any) people think Wilt is better. I trust the judgement of people that actually saw the two play. Bill was better than Wilt.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Da Guys tf are u saying? The people that played in that era almost ALWAYS say wilt was the best. It’s common knowledge that wilt was the superior player. And he dominated ever matchup against russel. The problem was that his focus early on was only his numbers and his individual dominance over team play. Russel didn’t care as much about his numbers. He did what it took to win. He was a better winner. But that doesn’t make him the better individual player. U can erase stats and look at their skill sets and it’s no contest. Defense, passing, and rebounding are the only things they have in common. Wilt was a better scorer by a mile.

[@williamjordan5554]

@@DaGuys470 Wilt was considered the best, scariest, and most dominant.

[@alanbaum6690]

If Wilt was in his physical prime today he'd still deep the most physically dominant player in the league. And that would be without him taking advantage of today's advanced training and nutrition. The man was simply a physical freak, bigger stronger and faster.

[@majcry4188]

Yeah

[@bpdmf2798]

Russell won 11 championships in 13 seasons.

[@sinisterminds2559]

That's mad actually but the only competition was Wilt at that time

[@bpdmf2798]

@@sinisterminds2559It was 8 straight starting his rookie year, then lost once, then 3 straight, then lost his last year when he was actually a player and coach, and then he retired and became head coach, the first black coach unless you count the year he was a player and a coach, then that year he was the first black coach. Doesn't take away from the accomplishment that the arguably most dominant player ever who played the same position was the only competition, even though there was Jerry West on Wilt's team too (only player to be finals mvp and be on the losing team) and Elgin Baylor in the league and a few other amazing players of that era. Jerry West is actually the guy they used for the silhouette of the guy dribbling on the NBA logo.

[@tonyboots2958]

BPDMF Your OP was right but your reply has a lot of errors in it. Russell won his rookie year, lost his second year, won 8 straight, then he didn’t win in 67, and finished his last 2 years winning back to back as player coach. Still a great career.

[@bpdmf2798]

@@tonyboots2958 Oh, i was close but remembered wrong. Thanks for the refresher.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Just remember that the total talent was condensed in that era and Bill knew how to make his team win

[@Misterflygaming]

Depending on who u talk to. Lebron ranks 1-3 all time

[@hakeemolajuwonBESTROCKET]

I have yet to see a non LeBron super fan rank him as the GOAT

[@Misterflygaming]

hakeem olajuwon BEST ROCKET I mean to be fair. A lot of the top 10-15 players either played with each other, player with a hall of fame coach, or were just put in much much better scenarios to win. Lebron would most likely have had a completely different career if he was drafted to San Antonio under pop or if he had been drafted under Phil Jackson

[@hakeemolajuwonBESTROCKET]

@@Misterflygaming I Mean LeBron has had better help than Jordan, he has played with 3× the allstars that he has

[@hakeemolajuwonBESTROCKET]

@@Misterflygaming Phil Jackson was a CBA coach prior to Jordan, his impact on those bulls wasn't the strategy but instead the fact the he was strict

[@hakeemolajuwonBESTROCKET]

@@Misterflygaming and putting excuses for a player will not put him in the top 3

[@leonbrumett6155]

LeBron isn’t on this list because this video was made like 5 years ago

[@lukacalov1988]

Since than he is 1-3 in finals so that shouldnt help him get on this list

[@CharlesCinco5]

Legit bro, I enjoy your reactions. Very genuine! Keep it up.

[@awsomea77]

The only hot take that i agree with thats represented in this list is that hakeem does need more respect, theres no way he should be outside of the top 10

[@TwistedOwl]

Olajuwon wasn't the flashiest for highlight reels, but tremendously talented. 11th all-time in scoring, 1st in blocks, 9th in steals, and 13th in rebounds. He was also a decent dribbler, perimeter defender, and passer for a big guy with over 3,000 assists. A 7 foot center isn't supposed to be so well-coordinated.

[@ryanje8147]

Lavish....that was so funny when you said "I can't watch and listen at the same time," LOL You are too cool for school. Keep up the great channel. I always enjoy your enthusiasm. P.S. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family.

[@stunna5vegas398]

Thirsty ass bitch

[@Zach-vk8oz]

44% shooting isn’t great, but it’s fine for someone averaging 30 a game like Kobe. He also played majority of his career in the 2000s which was a very slow paced era with lower shooting percentages and he’s known for taking very high difficulty shots. The biggest hit on his legacy is definitely his efficiency. He was a great defender as well.

[@Zach-vk8oz]

Also Shaq broke a handful of backboards, breaking the glass or just bringing it down like on that video. He’s considered by many the most physically dominant player of all time and was a big reason why they changed the material the backboard is made of.

[@Zach-vk8oz]

Bill Russell won 11 championships in a 13 year career. Impressive but lots of context required. He played in an era with only 8 teams in the league, when the NBA wasn’t a big moneymaker and most players smoked and some worked 2nd jobs. He played with some other great players and most of that Celtics team is in the hall of fame.

[@jeffrobodine8052]

Kobe is in my top 5 at least.

[@ben1ben2ben1]

@@jeffrobodine8052 Because you know nothing about basketball! Kobe was great, but he is in the 15-10 range and has zero argument for being better than Jordan, Lebron, Bird, Magic, Shaq, Hakeem, Kareem etc...

[@ben1ben2ben1]

@Milestonecomics LOL what? Jordan is the most efficient guard ever and he has 6 rings. Shaq, Hakeem, Duncan are three of the most efficient centers/forwards ever and the have 11 rings. Actually every player on this list is very efficient except Kobe and maybe Russell. You have no fucking clue what you are talking about

[@shauncarpenter1012]

This list kinda sucks.. love your content though!

[@baisedheatfan4048]

Was made a long time ago

[@ben1ben2ben1]

Its actually not that bad. Magic and Bird are pretty low and Lebron is not on it (but thats because its 5 years old) but its a solid top 10

[@shauncarpenter1012]

ben1ben2ben1 LeBron was a top ten player five years ago.. and the order is awful. I stand by my opinion that this list sucks... but that’s all it is.. an opinion

[@ben1ben2ben1]

@@shauncarpenter1012 So whats your amazing list than

[@slim_gkb6855]

@@ben1ben2ben1 KOBE IS AT NUMBER 10 !!!!!!!

[@HP-ef2um]

Watch Joseph Vincent videos for MJ, LeBron, and Kobe

[@SportsandTrueCrime]

I LUV ur enthusiasm and I'm glad that u now pause the video when giving ur comments, but as I mentioned before please lower ur volume when ad-libbing or raise the video volume bc we can't hear the narrator over you.

[@anaser-ramy1847]

Fun fact: the twitter logo "Larry the bird" , was basically named on Larry Bird

[@simba6315]

To me it‘s 1- Jordan 2- LeBron 3- Kareem 4- Magic 5- Larry Bird 6- Shaq 7- Kobe 8- Hakeem 9- Tim Duncan 10- Wilt But I think players like KD and Steph Curry will be high on that list once it‘s all set and done

[@texdrew7471]

I agree but I put hakes at 9 Kobe at 8 and Duncan at 7 other than that I completely agree

[@texdrew7471]

*hakeem. Not hakes

[@ben1ben2ben1]

Unfortunately KD will likely never be the same again after his injury. Steph will likely never be close to top 10

[@ben1ben2ben1]

@Black Mamba Did you ever watch the Lakers in the early 2000s? Shaq was by far the best player on the Lakers and the best player in the league for their three rings and its not even close. No disrespect to Kobe, he is great and a top 3 most impactful on the game ever. But he is somewhere in the 12-9 range

[@vulenze756]

@Black Mamba Shaq is better than Kobe, Hakeem and Duncan too

[@gabet8188]

Lebron for me is number 2 all time, so this is probably an older video or only has retired players. I’m a big fan of your channel because it is so interesting seeing somebody learn about American sports that doesn’t know about them. Keep up the great work.

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

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[@hifijohn]

Well they both use a ball, so close enough.

[@robertnixon449]

it's for tags basically

[@meryemakbay9165]

45% is averege, but almost all the players have that, even the greatest. Below 40% is bad and above 50 to 55% is really good

[@mattc2824]

Shaq snapped a few backboards in his day

[@ThumberBulls6]

You HAVE to react to stories of Michael Jordan and Larry Bird! Also stories of Wilt Chamberlain.

[@dukewhitn5797]

Been asking for bird but no video. Finally he got a taste now let's see his highlights

[@cjennings2876]

Magic Johnson was one of the best nba players in the 1980's/early 1990's. We went to college at my favorite college team Michigan state which he won a national championship with

[@yooo7293]

Lebron is top 3 all time but I guess since he’s not retired they aren’t putting him in

[@willdouglas6554]

The vid was made in 2015 that’s why

[@ThommyMckGoaty]

Will Douglas even in 2015 he should still be top 10

[@vinnyrodriguez9979]

Mmmmmmmmm doubt top ten

[@vinnyrodriguez9979]

Mmmmm def not top 3......your silly

[@vinnyrodriguez9979]

Your so silly saying lebron top 3....must not be a b-ball fan...

[@zionthedon7745]

Crazy fun fact: Kobe averaged 45% from the field in his career. It is impressive based on how much he scored. But Steph curry is averaging 45% FROM 3PT RANGE on his career and 40% from 28 feet or further. ( for reference the 3 pt line is 23 feet from the rim at its furthest point. And steph also averaged around 47% on 3s fron 30-35 feet for most of his career and he attempts way more of all of those shots than anybody.

[@zionthedon7745]

This range is more than instant points, and momentum shifting daggers. It also means that he needs to be guarded as soon as he steps across the half court line, and in the playoffs usually even double teamed at the halfcourt line which means his teammates now have then entire halfcourt to work with and a 4 v 3 advantage.

[@punisher6888]

Make more basketball reactions, loving It mate

[@tommyv8584]

Yes, someone else had broke the backboard and pull it down too.Great reactions.You I’ve ask really good questions man.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😎😎😎😎

[@brekkmoe3604]

He needs to react to some Joseph Vincent

[@joshuaebel7096]

50-40-90 is 50% FG percentage, 40% from 3 pt range, and 90% from the free throw line and what makes Bill Russel's 11 championships even more impressive is that he did it in 13 seasons so he only didn't win twice on that historic run

[@lukekiefer5964]

React to Giannis Antetokounmpo!!! Watch one of the most recent videos!

[@paytonmarlow3639]

LeBron currently is the 2nd best player of all-time. Has a chance to be first when its all said and done.

[@FuzionOptics]

loving the nba vids bro

[@kiefercourt271]

It's just cause LeBron isn't retired

[@sinisterminds2559]

When Lebron retires is top 2 for sure

[@thechameleon2636]

PeaKy BLiNDeRS top 3. Kareem and MJ over him

[@hakeemolajuwonBESTROCKET]

Maybe

[@SirrLamee]

The Chameleon Lebron is the only person ever as of right now to score a total of 30k points, 6k assists, and 6k rebounds

[@sinisterminds2559]

@@thechameleon2636 at the end of his career he will be second for sure

[@jeffrobodine8052]

Luka, if you watch a video of Michael Jordan's top 100 plays, and then a video of Kobe's top 100 plays, you'll see how similar they are. You can find both videos on KZbin. Love the content btw. It's cool seeing someone discover and appreciate the sports I've loved my entire life and grew up playing. Keep doing your thang!

[@mocrg]

you have got to watch Magic Johnson. He was the greatest passer ever and the Lakers ran the fast break which was a joy to watch.

[@JoeSmith-iv3sf]

Joseph Vincent's video on Michael Jordan is the absolute best. Is long but gives you closest idea to what MJ was and get to learn the most about the greatest athletes ever live!

[@aikhis]

wilt chamberlai after his NBA career became a professional volleyball player, and is in the hall of fame for both Volleyball and the NBA.... what an athlete... NBA teams were still offering him contracts to play when was in his 40's and 50's

[@KeredCross]

There was a played named Daryl Dawkins in the 70's and 80's who Broke 2 Backboards. I remember Jerome Lane, A College player for Pitt who Broke one against Providence in 1988.

[@segathegenesis5735]

got to do Randy Moss (football) Larry Bird trash talk (basketball) and any modern day defensive plays in baseball. Also, every year someone puts out a video of the 50 longest homeruns of the season which is worth checking out.

[@king_supreme1102]

It’s hard to explain to a non NBA fan. But, if you have questions, trust me I’m you’re guy. I consider myself an NBA historian. LeBron James is still playing currently which is why I assume he wasn’t on the list. Most consider LeBron to be among the best ever. It’s a pretty heated debate over who is truly the best of all time. But LeBron does have his case. Michael Jordan is still pretty much agreed upon to be the greatest of all time however. If you want my opinion the top 3 players ever are Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in that order. But it’s always fun to think about.

[@ben1ben2ben1]

Its really not that heated of a debate on who is the best. A few loud mouths say Lebron, everyone else says Jordan. Lebron is top 5 ever, but he has no legit argument over Jordan. Maybe for longevity

[@cjennings2876]

only problem about Shaq is that he was horrible at the free throw line

[@bob_._.]

I don't know what's the best video to watch about Bird (there's so many of them), but you need to watch a video about Bird. One with not only highlights but also with other players telling stories about him. If you're not ranking just based on numbers, Larry Bird is the GOAT. And BTW - Wilt Chamberlain was the first 7-footer in the NBA, and they changed the free-throw rules because he used to jump from the line to the basket and dunk his foul shots.

[@rileyandmike]

Basketball is 100 yrs old! It isn’t just players in the last decade.

[@b7grams]

In basketball the magic numbers you're looking for to determine if you're great at a certain area of shooting is 40% for three-pointers, 50% for all field goals (shots made throughout the course of play, not via free throws), and 90% for free throws. If you're near or above any of those marks you're a pretty damn good shooter. As for Kobe, 45% for him isn't bad especially considering he had a few seasons in the middle of his career where the Lakers weren't all that good and he likely had to take on much of the burden of scoring in order for the Lakers to be successful, hence the reason he had to shoot more.

[@DoNUT_4705]

This is my top 10 for me 1.MJ 2.Lebron 3.Kareem 4.Kobe 5.Magic 6.Wilt 7.Russell 8.Bird 9.Shaq 10.Hakeem

[@stunna5vegas398]

Yup but cc timmy d is over bird

[@EduSanjuan777]

@@stunna5vegas398 I wouldnt put Duncan on a top 10 all time list

[@kareemjohnson4906]

Bro this list is horrible no Lebron no big O hakeem at 3 dont take this list seriously

[@trulslemon9293]

U might want to check ur English

[@kareemjohnson4906]

Nobody asked you for your opinion claffy

[@ryanje8147]

Lebron is still actively playing. That is why he is not on the list.

[@kareemjohnson4906]

@@ryanje8147 Dosent matter you cant have a top 10 without bron impossible

[@Alderak1]

No Julius Erving either

[@mikedidyk8233]

Not only did Magic win finals mvp for best player in the finals as a rookie, he was playing center because Kareem Abdul Jabbar was injured.

[@smexy2k681]

React to Luka Doncic, hes was a rookie last year in the NBA and noe hes in the contest for MVP this season averaging over 31 points a game atm, as well as being the player with the record for most consecutative games with 20 points and 5 rebounds, already beating Michael Jordon.

[@max-zr9nf]

45% shooting is pretty good for a season, but to get that in your total career that's outstanding, especially from someone who can still shoot the three unlike lots of all-time great players

[@marklbetya]

You need to do a video on Larry Bird's highlights.

[@Nelekets]

Honestly, a lot of people hate this list, but I'm not one of them. I honestly find it hard to put Lebron James top 10.. I mean, who would you even remove to get him in there? Maybe Kobe, Duncan, or Shaq? Honestly, there is no way you can put him above Jordan, Wilt, Kareem, Magic, Bird, Hakeem, or Bill Russell(and honestly I'm not even a huge fan of Magic or Russell but I respect what they've done in terms of being the most dominant at their positions and the success they've had). It's just hard to fit Lebron James into the all time top 10, he's had a lot of success, no doubt - he's been able to consistently lead teams to deep playoff runs.. but even so it's just hard to say he's more dominant than some of the other players on this list. Heck, there are even some other players not mentioned that could give Lebron a rough time being ranked higher. Players like Oscar Robertson, Moses Malone, Dr. J, Jerry West, John Stockton, Karl Malone, Isiah Thomas, Scottie Pippen, just to name a few off the top of my head. Lebron still has a couple more years left in his career though, we'll see if he can edge some of these greats out. Also, I'm happy to see Hakeem get some love on a video though.. he's definitely not overrated here, in fact I think he's one of the most underrated players of all time. I believe when he retired, he was top 10 in points, rebounds, blocks, and steals, as a 7 foot center! The dude was unbelievable. EDIT: I forgot to mention, one thing people overlook when ranking players is defensive ability. I think one reason a lot of people don't rank Lebron higher is because he isn't elite when it comes to defense. Yes, he gets some nice chase down blocks here and there, but he's never been known as being a GREAT on the ball defender, or a great team defender. He's a decent rebounder, and he can get some spectacular blocks from time to time, but he's definitely not on the same defensive level as some of the people ranked above him on this list. I think why a lot of people rank Kobe and Jordan higher than Lebron is because they were both monsters on the defensive end, some of the best on the ball defenders of all time. In terms of players on this list, Duncan, Kobe, Kareem, Jordan, and Hakeem all have more all-defensive selections. It's not something that should be totally overlooked in my opinion, anyways.

[@LimpyEz1]

I saw your video on the baseball video, but if you ever come to Los Angeles sounds weird but "Id love you take you too a dodger game".

[@mocrg]

Wilt averaged 50.4 points per game in the 61-62 season. The second best scorer Walt Bellamy averaged 31.6 ppg. the 86-87 season Jordan averaged 37.1 ppg and in second was Dominique Wilkins at 29 ppg. Wilt holds the record for most 50 plus point games at 118. Jordan is second with ...31. Having said all that Wilt probably wasn't the greatest basketball player of all time but he was the strongest and best athlete. He could bench press 500 pounds. He ran track in college and held the big 8 high jump record. Think about that, a 7 foot 2 man who ran track! Several years after Wilt stopped playing; he toyed with the idea of a comeback. On the day he visited the Knicks' offices in Madison Square Garden; he talked to Red Holzman, and then strode out to the elevator. When it opened, two deliverymen were struggling with a dolly piled high with boxes of office supplies, mostly letterheads and envelopes. The load was so heavy, the elevator had stopped maybe four inches below the floor level and now the deliverymen were huffing and puffing, but they couldn't raise the dolly high enough to get it on the floor level. After maybe two minutes of the deliverymen's huffing and puffing, Wilt, his biceps bulging in a tank top, peered down at them and intoned, "Gentlemen, maybe I can help." They stepped back, he stepped into the elevator, grabbed each end of the rope slung under the dolly and without much exertion, quickly lifted the dolly onto the floor level. Looking up in awe, the deliverymen said, "Thank you." Wilt said, "You're welcome." Wilt stepped into the elevator and rode down to the street level as another witness followed the two deliverymen toward the Knick offices and asked, "How much does all this weigh?" They quickly surveyed the stack of big boxes of office supplies. "Close to 600 pounds," one said.

[@robertniehaus9716]

Dr. J, wilt Chamberlain, oscar robinson, Pete maravich, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Michael Jordan, Shaq, Lebron James, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson.

[@johnthedropper7289]

Watch NBA best plays of 2018-2019. Was a good year.

[@lldj14]

you have been deceived, run-amok, fiddled with, and overall have been bamboozled

[@Sloan0z]

Even back in 2013 when this video was made, putting Hakeem even in the top 10 let alone 3 is crarzy

[@BuckMarley]

Derrick rose 🌹

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

seeing you're reaction to the small Jordan bit, i'd react to the top 50 plays of Michael Jordan's career. If you ever react to MMA, I'd suggest reacting to Kazushi Sakuraba's tribute. A lot of folks don't know about him but in Hardcore MMA circles he's the GOAT or close to it and easily the most exciting fighter ever as well as greatest submission artist to ever fight.

[@ben1ben2ben1]

LOVE Sakuraba! Everyone does who saw him. No one had the heart he did. But no hardcore fan who knows anything about MMA says he is the GOAT. Obviously Fedor, Jones (if you overlook the cheating) Anderson (same as Jones), GSP are the GOATS. Maybe most loved fighter among hardcore fans, but no not the GOAT

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

@@ben1ben2ben1 more people call him GOAT than you'd think. Jones will never be GOAT with the roids. GSP, while talented as all get out doesn't fight to finish. He's a point fighter. Fedor, obviously has arguments for being called GOAT. Sakuraba was always a threat, at least before he hit 40. previous to that he had only lost once to someone within 20lbs of his own weight. He always fought to finish, rather than to win a decision. If he cared about winnings decisions he could have Lay and prayed GSP style on Wanderlei, Cro Cop, Igor and the like.

[@sem544]

Backboards don’t really break anymore at least in the nba Because shaq broke the backboard so much they had to make the rims a lot stronger

[@Zach-vk8oz]

Most people have Lebron at #2 all time behind Jordan nowadays and some have him as the greatest. Pretty much everyone already had him top 10 when that video was made so I’m not really sure why he isn’t in it. He already had 2 championships and 4 MVPs. He really entered the GOAT discussion the next year in 2016 when he won his 3rd championship in Cleveland and came back from down 3-1 in the finals (playoffs are a 7 game series if you didn’t know). Kobe’s ranking is pretty standard. Almost any list you look at will have him around 9-13. He has a ton of really passionate fans though.

[@intrepidgaming-chaos4110]

Bill Russell got his 11 championships in only 13 seasons. He was a monster

[@nikolic_2381]

React to Micheal Jordan dunks and highlights, thanks man

[@PerformFG]

This man is a goat

[@kim.jong.skillz]

That's a really solid list tbh.

[@Mr1sammyd21]

Larry Bird has to be in the top 5.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Mr1sammyd21 doesn’t know Bird, Magic, the Dream, or Kareem the sky hook...and wtf he has never heard of Bill Russell or Wilt? The list might be flawed but the history is already written.

[@drewsedgley1761]

Id definetly recommend watching the "Greatest 20 assist of Steve Nash's career" video. Easily one of the greatest point guards to ever play, and and one of the best passers ever.

[@Mr1sammyd21]

7:10 my man is stunned. Yes, he is the only player ever to tear down the entire hoop support. And he did it more than once. React to Shaq!

[@masonwoodhouse6589]

Mr1sammyd21 yes the only to bring the whole hoop down but not the only to smash the backboard

[@Mr1sammyd21]

@@masonwoodhouse6589 correct. Look up Daryl Dawkins.

[@razatiger22]

NBA careers for the average bench player is 5-6 years i believe. If you are a starter its around 10, if you are an All-Star or legend its 15 and on some cases 20.

[@BtXpGaming]

Yes 45% from someone who's a true shooter is very good. Bigs that always play around the rim and mainly score on dunks you'll see them around 50 - 55% to put it in context only a few players have ever joined the 50 40 90 club. That's 50% fg percentage. 40% from 3. And 90% from the free throw line

[@SilkenShame]

45+ FG percent is really good for a high scoring perimeter player. Steph Curry and Larry Bird could be considered the two best shooters in NBA and they have like a 47.3% and 49.6% career FG. As far as broken rims, it's happened quite a number of times, you can find videos of them. Check out Darrell Dawkins, he brook backboards with such frequency he is often credited as the reason for the introduction of the "break away" used today.

[@mildchaos6037]

Bill Russell won 11 championships (8 in a row at one point) due to the fact that there were only like 8 teams in the league at that time and the Celtics were WAYYYYY better and deeper than any other team. Winning 8 in a row will never happen again. It’s impressive but people don’t put context on it

[@josehuyromero]

Watch Sportscenter “Michael Jordan 23 years”

[@T2jefe]

She just did this based off stats stats don’t measure every single inch of a players game there’s how well iconic the player and much more

[@nzcreator6237]

Can not believe this list! But good as content.

[@X_X21]

This is a horrible list lmao top 2 in basketball history to ANYONE who knows basketball is 1-MJ 2-Lebron(could also argue for 1) Rest is all debatable

[@liammilne2242]

Keep in mind when the original video was made. It is several years old! But yes, I’m not a Lebron fan but he is most certainly No. 2 all time. As you said you can debate the rest from there!

[@tonyboots2958]

J I don’t agree with the list but anyone who knows basketball history knows that LeBron is not top 2 and certainly not arguably number 1. At best, he just cracks the top 5, and to me he’s outside the top 5. But his career isn’t over yet so I think he’ll eventually be top 5 most likely, maybe top 3 depending on how he finishes his career....but top 2 right now? Yea I don’t think so.

[@liammilne2242]

Tony Boots I can understand to a degree why you may think that way but at a certain point he needs to be viewed at a higher level than everyone else. Who do you have above him? Larry bird? I think overall he has surpassed him, Kareem? Okay I can maybe see it but if longevity is his case Lebron covers that front too. The only real knock on Lebron has been his finals losses and lack of drive/determination/killer instinct which he lacked in the earlier days. It’s clear to see he picked that up later in Miami and certainly by the time he rejoined cleveland. He beat the best regular season team ever which was insanely good at the time with 1 all NBA talent beside him and an all star level talent too as his support. But the best part about it was that they came back from a 3-1 deficit which was the biggest series comeback in NBA history for the finals! Especially in the manor they finished off that series. As I’ve said not a big Lebron fan but once he is retired I think he will truly get recognised for his talent and achievements. Not with the mindset he will achieve much more and even if he does win more chips it’s not like he will be the no. 1 option anyway.

[@theplushruler]

@@tonyboots2958 Basketball players and coaches have Jordan and Kobe and Kareem up there

[@tonyboots2958]

Liam Milne I mean it’s kinda weird to say at a certain point he needs to be viewed at a higher level than everyone else...he’s gotta earn that. At this point, the ship has sailed for being number 1 or at a higher level than everyone else. I think at this point, best case scenario is top 3, but I think most likely top 5 when his career is over. Right now I do have Bird ahead of him but I think he’ll surpass Bird. I have Bird ahead of LeBron because Bird was more impactful from the moment he came in the league and basically accomplished what LeBron has in about half the time LeBron did, and on top of that, prime vs prime, Bird was the better player in my opinion, and still just edges out LeBron as the greatest SF in NBA history. My top 3 are MJ, Russell & Kareem, followed by Magic & Bird rounding out the top 5...I currently have Bron outside the top 5 with Wilt & Tim Duncan, but Bron is the only active player in my top 10 so he’s gonna climb up the list. Again, that’s my personal opinion and whether or not you agree, being number 2 or arguably 1 right now is definitely overrating him.

[@jdirtyrmft]

You should react to "greatest jordan video on youtube"...would have to be several parts but it's amazing

[@andreunas4584]

My top 5 all time- Kareem Bill Russell Lebron Kobe Mj Top 5 current players- Harden KD Kawhi Giannis Lebron

[@majcry4188]

Id put Wilt insted of Russel, but other than that, I agree.

[@joeb588]

In which order

[@Heyec]

1-A. Michael Jordan 1-B. LeBron James 3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 4. Bill Russell 5. Wilt Chamberlain 6-A. Larry Bird 6-B. Magic Johnson 8. Shaquille O'Neal 9. Hakeem Olajuwan 10. Tim Duncan

[@thechameleon2636]

Heyec nah Lebron 3

[@hakeemolajuwonBESTROCKET]

LeBron is too high

[@SaGeForReal]

It’s likely LeBron is not added in this list cuz he’s still active and playing in the NBA right now. When and if LeBron retires he’ll most likely be in the top 3 of the best players or greatest players of all time. LeBron is still climbing up multiple all time lists right now. So when he decides to retire, he might also be at the top 2 or 3 in most of those all time record lists. Again like the person in the video said, this is their preference on who they think is the top 10. Everybody is going to have their opinion and their own reasons on their top 10 best players in the NBA.

[@masonwoodhouse6589]

SaGeForReal I don’t think it was because he was still playing but because this video was made 7 years ago when LeBron was playing for only his second ring and only had 2 mvps and it can’t be because he is a current player because when this video was made Kobe was still playing but at the time had 5 rings 2 finals mvps and a mvp hope you understand

[@kd5751]

In basketball when they said 45% it was field goals, so not including free throw line or 3 pointers; the average is about 33%-35%

[@JMACishere]

React to best homeplate collisions

[@tonyboots2958]

This video is older and LeBron was still in the prime of his career so that’s probably why he wasn’t included. LeBron is in the top 10, at best just makes the top 5 and is still playing so will most likely be top 5 by the end of his career, maybe even top 3. Magic is very underrated on this list, should be top 5, and as great a player as Hakeem was, he’s rated too high but is deserving of top 10. My personal list. 1. MJ 2. Bill Russell 3. Kareem 4. Magic 5. Larry Bird 6. Wilt 7. Tim Duncan 8. LeBron (for now) 9. Shaq 10. Hakeem Kobe is right outside the top 10. Good content, keep doing basketball videos...it’s always fun watching reactions from people that don’t know much about basketball.

[@jefftodd6384]

Daryl Dawkins was the first, I think, to break the rim. He had named a lot of his dunks and claimed he was from another Planet, called Lovetron?

[@jalenciaga1589]

I also like how they say it was just Jordan that kept Hakeem from winning🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Nicklas25_DK]

Just looking at shooting percentage is a bad way to measure efficiency because of the different amount of points you get per shot. For example, it´s better to shoot 33% from the 3-point line (avg. of 1 point pr. shot) compared to 45% in the midrange(midrange shots only rewards 2 points pr made shot) which would give you 0,9 points per shot. The stat True shooting percentage takes this into account but basketball efficiency is to complicated to be boiled down to only one statistic.

[@greggoodman3520]

You said you never heard of Tim Duncan (and some of the others). I would suggest watching some of the San Antonio Spurs big 3 (Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker). Especially the plays and style of Ginobili and the ball movement they had.

[@Chris-kk6cw]

The real top 10 all time..... 1 MJ 2 Kareem 3 Magic 4 Lebron 5 Kobe 6 Bird 7 Shaq 8 Wilt 9 Hakeem 10 Duncan

[@jgreeter78]

Jordan is reguarded as the best ever by 95% of fans. While there is SOME debate over it, it is pretty consistent that Lebron is the second greatest, although some argue and have fair points that it should be kareem, Kobe, Bird, Johnson, Wilt and others. Most people's top ten would be something like 1. Jordan 2. Lebron 3. Kareem 4. Kobe 5. Russel 6. Wilt and so on... its a highly contested debate but everyone agrees Jordan is one and most agree Lebron is two.

[@jeffrobodine8052]

Don't be ridiculous! LeBron is not even top 5.

[@operator0]

I don't think most Fans believe Lebron is #2. I think most fans think he's somewhere in the top ten, but putting him over players like Wilt and Kareem and even Bird would be really tough for true fans who know the history of the game. He has at least a few more years left, so let's see if he can win another championship or two before he retires, then we can rank him.

[@lazyidiotofthemonth]

@Josh derp Lebron played in the weakest era of the NBA since the 60s, He's an offensive Star against no real opposition. Lebron belongs below everyone on this list, and then another thirty or so places, Scottie Pippen would have wiped the floor with Lebron.

[@donmariazondervan6194]

This man said basketball players are like 6ft-6ft5 😂

[@pointsur67]

The nararator was telling you some key facts but you were talking over them. I am still shocked that you never heard of Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, or Wilt Chamberlin, The all-time legends that defined the game of basketball and known the world over...

[@cripplingyoutubers9135]

Magic is not 8th all time, I put him 4th

[@Irrelavxnce]

Crippling KZbinrs honestly not even that, I’d probly take steph over magic

[@mattcampbell334]

You should react to Hakeem Olajuwon. He really did embarrass Shaq in the 1995 Finals. Shaq led the league in scoring that year. Also, the Rockets went the entire playoffs not having home court advantage in either round.

[@TheCabbageTing]

In a few years he’ll make videos with a title like this “basketball fan reacts to soccer”

[@Usul369]

Shooting percentage is a players chance of making a shot, for example Kobe’s was 45%, so every 10 shots he’s making 4 shots or 5 if you wanna round up.

[@macky3379]

No its not the chance, its the percentage of shots made to shots attempted

[@Usul369]

@meonMG animation Great correction 🙏

[@crisiam]

Lebron is either 1 or 2 all time but I think this is only retired players

[@timdoyle1638]

3 after MJ and Kareem

[@MICHAELSMITH-ys8ek]

Lebron gets to make up his own rules. NBA is a joke.

[@TheInvisibleSkull]

Bill Russels championships don't hold too much value because back then it was an 8 man league and the only competition was Wilt

[@LittledebX22]

Shaq is 7 ft 2. Average height for players is about 6'7 nowadays. 6'2 is short for the NBA.

[@r1ddl3s1nth3dark]

Larry bird stories are worth watching

[@cobsob461]

45% in basketball is pretty good for a guard, but there are centers shooting 70%

[@asyrafabdulsamad5411]

React to this video called - Vince Carter Ranks His Top 10 Career NBA Dunks! It'll blow your mind!