How the Shortest NBA Player Ever Destroyed Everyone

[@Outofboundshoops]

I am aware I made a mistake regarding how Shotguns work. I am from New Zealand and have never held/shot a gun before and just went off what was written in Muggsy's book that I referenced for this video. Apologies for the mistake!

[@steveibiza5516]

damn, You mademy witty comment obsolete,

[@five-oonsene545]

I'm glad you corrected this mistake. Other than that statement this was an excellent documentary. Great work and kudos to you for the correction about the shotgun.

[@gbNelson79]

I wish I could say the same about guns. That's seriously one of the worst things about the US.

[@skinnie2838]

Oh good, more fake racism claims. Just what the world needed.

[@LonnieLawless]

You almost pissed off half of all Americans who watched this video. Thank you for the clarification. I honestly would think you Kiwi's would know about shooting shotguns. Maybe not semi auto rifles but I always thought shotguns were universal.

[@cal7772]

Muggsy bogues seriously deserves his own movie (space jam doesn’t count)

[@whal3YT]

For real

[@RobSoRandom]

Asap

[@kukuljonjonkwondo1588]

Spacejam counts. lol

[@grandmarshaljeromial5174]

It would be too short for the theater

[@psymar]

​@@kukuljonjonkwondo1588I'll count it as half a movie. Get him an hour-long ESPN documentary and we can call it done

[@PhilipBorota]

Another amazing video bro! Had no idea that he went through all the off-court adversity that he did. It really shows how mentally tough he was. Thanks for sharing Muggy's story

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thanks bro!

[@1Flyingfist]

Shot at the age of 5.... 5??!! 😢

[@serenadesilhout]

I was introduced to Muggsy Bogues from Space Jam as a kid and he was always one of my favorite players at the time. He inspired a lot of kids to believe anyone could make it to the NBA and he was such a professional. All the people that made fun of his height didn't realize the impact he had on the league at the time. In the end, he has directly influenced many players and future players including Steph Curry. He truly is a legend and he deserves his flowers.

[@Outofboundshoops]

Elite comment.

[@chriswebster24]

That’s cool that he was always one of your favorites, at the time. He was always one of my favorites, too, but just for a little while, and at a different time. I didn’t care for him when he was in college, or in the NBA, but I loved him before that, and after he retired, for a few days. I always have.

[@Meilk27]

Good comment

[@armedjoy3045]

Its wild that Steph looks small but he's like a full foot taller than Mugsy

[@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212]

I just learned this today. Steph Curry's dad, Dell Curry, played with Muggsy on the Charlotte Hornets and Muggsy was a direct inspiration to Steph that a little man could dominate the game.

[@anxiousx]

Being 5’3 myself, Muggsy will always be my hero

[@caniceedward]

Muggsy looks like a khosian.

[@lildae24]

I respect this

[@Slothisticated0252]

I'm 5'4 but same, whenever I feel embarrassed about my height I always think of Muggsy and feel better

[@chriswebster24]

You might change your mind once you hit puberty. We all thought we had it all figured out when we were little.

[@BobBob-cx9wm]

😂😂​@@chriswebster24

[@knownperson5920]

popping a five year old because you thought they smashed your window is absolutely wild

[@Shaan_Hoops]

But the crazy part is that he didn’t even hit the window

[@baloog8]

It's okay he was hit only with the harmless buckshot not the dangerous shell as the narrator said.

[@gkrees9509]

@@baloog8😂 what a goof

[@shadowflame8647]

@@baloog8 And what if he had seriously injured or killed him, then what?

[@icsharpk]

@@gkrees9509he doesn’t know, blud has an accent 😆 I used to hunt w/my Paw & even I had to rewind it 🤣😭

[@ChristopherWard-ki3zd]

Very dope story and edit homie. I was born and raised in charlotte and was a child who witnessed mugshots and the buzz that the hornets brought to a town destined for basketball greatness

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you for the kind comment bro! Thats awesome you got to grow up watching him live, I'm jealous for sure!

[@joshcunagin8304]

I never knew he went thru all that. I knew he was a tough player and now I understand why. He really had an amazing motivation to prove haters wrong. Great video! I respect him even more now

[@Outofboundshoops]

Yea man reading his book I was shocked. There is even more too his story that I wasn't able to include, so if you enjoyed this go check his book out - "The Godfather of Small Ball."

[@mmmmmmmmmmm10]

Netflix worthy doc. I loved muggsy as a 90s kid watching him play jordan, but being so young never knew his story. What a champion he was.

[@rsmitty483]

ESPN already has a Mugsy documentary. It's one of the best.

[@brent829]

I grew up in Matthews NC where Muggsy still lives. My dad did some construction loans for him through his work and lots of people around town would run into him. Muggsy had a reputation of always being humble and always polite and smiling. Only time I ever saw him in person was while waiting at a shop getting my motorcycle serviced and a red Corvette convertible rolls up, and out pops Muggsy, some other guys yell at him "hey Muggsy, what you buying?!", and Muggsy just yells back "Naw, just getting something fixed!", and he was in and out of that shop quick as lightning, so even in his 50's Muggsy was walking as fast as some people run and just super spry, just an old random memory but still cool to see him in person outside of a Hornets game from my youth.

[@mbuck253]

Reminds me of running into Isaiah Thomas in Tacoma in the greeting card aisle at Safeway. Both of us being assholes getting a card same day. We had an interesting interaction. Knowing all of the adversity he went through, seeing Muggsy’s story is all the more amazing!

[@nicolausthothmes2325]

That's dope. Thanks for sharing

[@Meilk27]

Unrelated but it's like that where I live with 50 cent. People see him at the mall sometimes. it's a really wealthy town and for the most part I don't think anybody really makes a big deal of it. Farmington Connecticut

[@turbo8628]

I can't find the answer anywhere; what happened to the fella who shot him?

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

Spud Webb and Muggsy Bogues, heroes to short kids everywhere in the 80s/90s

[@richardsjung0]

And I gotta say, both Muggsy Bogues and Spud Webb are GREAT names. A scriptwriter couldn't come up with better names.

[@goite2654]

That's a tough guy Right there... Drug infested neighborhood..5 ft 3 but went to NBA.. It must've been really tough in between that life too.. salute!

[@markwilson5967]

You forgot about the part where he gets shot!

[@davidcbeaudoin]

Muggy's always been one of my favorite NBA players. I had no idea his story was so inspirational. That makes me like him more.

[@tianzhou1244]

That double double season in 93-94 was incredible, but Muggsy was consistent, he had a six/seven year stretch where he averaged 9/9...

[@Time_Lapse_Master.]

Muggsy was incredibly un-turnover-prone. He averaged 9.3 assists and 1.8 turnovers in his prime. For context Chris Paul averaged 10.3 assists and 2.4 turnovers and he's widely considered as one of the best ever at not generating turnovers

[@joeschmoe6908]

Averaging 9 and 9 is impressive? I mean it's ok, but not great. Actually averaging 9 points is quite lame.

[@GraniteGolem]

@@joeschmoe6908 saying that's lame, as a yt commenter who would 100% be cooked by the worst NBA player ever, is rich

[@roygoodhand1301]

9/9 At 5'3". Scale that up to average height. That's what, 15/15? 16/16?

[@tianzhou1244]

@@joeschmoe6908 yeah it's impressive, especially with the offenses back then. Would be like close to 20 ppg in nowadays NBA...

[@chun-bonntang5391]

Tyrone Muggsy Bogues showed that you still can be a good baller if you are short. Much respect for his attitude.

[@WarrChyld-wg6xz]

What man shoots at a 5yr old kid no matter what they did he’s 5 smh

[@AMaidenlessRunt]

Black people happens here every other day in Philadelphia

[@GinkgoPete]

America is a normal country

[@twistednapkins]

Buckshot too, wasn't looking to just wound. It's wild to shoot a 5 year old over a broken window. Video didn't say if he was charged. Really hope so.

[@user-ff1ez5sy5h]

​@@dkdebesteverybody who knows you knew that already

[@psymar]

​​@@twistednapkinsDude was white, Muggsy was Black, it was NC in 1970, I can guarantee you no charges were filed. EDIT: I just realized I'm an idiot, it was Baltimore. Point stands.

[@kifacorea]

Heightism is real (even mj was guilty of this towards mugsy). Mugsy was the real deal. Great video.

[@Outofboundshoops]

100%

[@BenBoulayGay]

It also works against tall people too.

[@josephmother2659]

Well mj was generally a massive a-hole to everybody so it’s not hard to believe lol

[@counterintuitivepanda4555]

Mj was guilty of a lot worse too lol

[@thebluepineapplephoenix101]

Mj slandering muggsy was the last straw that broke his spirit when his career ended

[@isperih777]

when the smallest guy has the biggest heart. truely felt his tears talkin about mothers passing. thanks so much for this 30 minutes of pure animation to go futhers and beyond. rly needed that!

[@mikemiketrill]

As a kid I loved Muggsy Bogues. Him, LJ, Mourning, Curry…they were a hell of a team. Damn, only 5’3, yet a giant!

[@dejesusjosephmikhel3225]

Little GIANT!

[@Keelxn99]

Swear i had to double check, 600 and something views, was expecting some mad numbers, great video dude. Deffo looking forward to the next one

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you so much man, means alot. Just focusing on improving each video, not the view count, that will come with time. Thank you for your support! Next one dropping in around a month!

[@alexanderlangner9250]

@@GodBlessGodBless1227what are you expecting from an informative Nba video?

[@purplekoolaid1361]

I don’t think it’s boring

[@trip2belize]

​@@GodBlessGodBless1227 we absolutely don't care what u think either, goofy ahh

[@rsmitty483]

It's a good recap of the ESPN documentary on Mugsy. Obviously, that one's better cause it has interviews from him and other NBA players that played in his Era. I. Enjoyed it enough.

[@mikerochon2508]

We will never see this again in our life's ! I was lucky to watch him play, He was special and rare. Also a beast !

[@HoofHearted_Eh]

I was always a fan of Mugsy Boggs. He is such an inspiration to us shorter people. He is arguably the Greatest Basketball Player of all time Inch For Inch!

[@killerklay5104]

Bro Muggsy was my inspiration when I was a kid I’m so happy that someone made a video about him, You got my subscription❤️

[@Outofboundshoops]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jbmp1390]

I appreciate this video so much. Bogues is one of the most influential and underrated NBA players in HISTORY and people don't give him his flowers nearly enough. This deserves a million + views.

[@malemanjulpax2155]

This is and should be the biggest inspiration among basketball peers. Kids should heremore about this guy.

[@peek-a-moose2491]

Great documentary. Mugsy played during a great age of basketball.... one of my favorite games to play as a kid. Even though some of his coaches didn't have faith in him, it seems like most of teammates thought differently, and understood what a phenomenon Mugsy was. And he is a pure legend -- on and off the courts.

[@ShorterTheBetter]

I am 6'4, Was 6'0 in 5th Grade. Played basketball up until college. Muggsy Bouges was the fire that made me compete and never hold back against others. Never underestimate an opponent. It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog. It might sound weird, but Muggsy was an oddly inspirational figure in my life as I towered over everyone growing up. It made me believe that anyone can do anything, and it helped me lead others as well. Thank you for being you TYRONE BOUGES. Crazy impact you had on me.

[@defaultbugha.]

Dude I love this. I didn’t know anything about Bogues besides his height and I’m coming into the most adversity I’ve faced in my relatively privileged life. This picked me up. I appreciate this story. Appreciate you.

[@WalktheWalk-ki9kj]

This story about Tyrone Bogues (Muggsy) was inspiring and something to remember. He was a great guy who kept on fighting through all of those hard trials he went through. I thought it was interesting how he worked hard to get his dad out of prison.

[@Vandal684-JS]

He, along with other short guards, were my inspiration to play sports, specifically, basketball. Spud Webb, Isaiah Thomas (out of UW), and the others under 6' who played amaze me.

[@Outofboundshoops]

Fully agree with you man. IT's story is another amazing one.

[@slothbearanonymous]

Muggsy was my inspiration to work hard at basketball despite being the shortest on the court in my younger years - he had me thinking I could make the NBA - I barely made the bench of my D1 college team but hey, he still gave me that self belief lol

[@nabismith8023]

Your story further cements just how great of an athlete he really was.

[@roxannemoser]

Mugsey is STILL great with his fans. My grandson met him 2 years ago and Mugsey talked to him for a good 30 minutes. My grandson is short, but is a good ball player. He was about to give up ball thinking he was too short. My daughter arranged a meet and greet with Mugs. My grandson has never played better. He said the same thing. If you want to play, go play. Height doesn't matter. It's the heart that matters.

[@whatisahandle_69]

And then everyone clapped

[@RobSoRandom]

Mugsy had everyone under 6fr thinking we all had a chance 😂😂, coach use to always bring up Mugs in practice especially after he locked up Jordan. Y'all don't know what that did for us 😂😂

[@poboiyaoiwaoi]

Loved this, one of my favorite players and still finding more out about him is a gift, ty.

[@donaldpriola1807]

Mugsy was one of the most determined players in NBA history. A true gem, and he also realized that some things are more important than basketball.

[@josebonito6013]

What a superhero, role model, exceptional human being, under appreciated but loved by fans and team mates throughout. The business behind most of the world loved sports tends to heavily influence them in a negative way, behind the scenes and most importantly IN SPITE of how dedicated and hard working some of these athletes are. What saddens me the most is that we, as fans and supporters of these teams, mainly due to their athletes obviously, unknowingly become pawns by fueling their cold and heartless business methods because we love the game, what it represents, the players, etc. Same with the NFL, and most if not all of these organizations. I truly wish there could be a revolutionary change to make these teams, games, and the whole culture behind them and us as audience, fans, do away with all of that, have it closely regulated maybe to protect first and foremost players such as “Mugsy”, and many others like him. All the best to this legend.

[@lmoral222]

Yeah, man. Video was very well done. Great research and delivery. I appreciate all the classic footage and going through the struggles Mugsy had to deal with. Felt like one of those tear-jerker movies at times lol. Subbed and looking forward to the next mini-doc on NBA legends!

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you so much for the kind comment, if you loved this video you're going to love the next - it's a 2000/2010s era player.

[@lmoral222]

@@Outofboundshoops Nice!

[@ThatLampTho]

these documentaries i swear. glad youtube put you on my feed

[@Gitfiddle]

Amazing heart felt video. Great editing. Great storytelling. I’m hooked. Please keep it up!!!

[@Outofboundshoops]

New video coming very soon my guy, stay tuned!

[@Beaupre68]

Thanks muggsy for all the amazing years you gave us! One of my top 5 favorite players of all time without a doubt. Even though my sport was football seeing what he did gave me confidence. Through my football career player as a lineman and only being 5'9" 210lbs. I was the smallest lineman on the field. But because of my work ethic I was one of the strongest and skillfully best players on the field.

[@jacobcassidy6673]

"Just the buckshots" My guy that's the dangerous part of the shell

[@Sangano1]

For real. What is this guy talking about? Was not hit with the shell! Haha. Lucky Muggs!

[@crabberdabberye]

Maybe he meant slugs?

[@OmniBedlam]

It's hilarious hearing Brits talk about firearms.

[@barttennekes544]

@@OmniBedlam He's a Kiwi

[@edtauch6167]

@@crabberdabberye But thats for a slug shot. Buck shot is a wholly different type of shell

[@SheedMack88]

Being born and raised in Charlotte Muggsy Bogues was my favorite Hornet as a child, I even met him and he truly loved the kids even in his PRIME!💪🏾

[@lopeshernani]

Wow! Thank You for sharing! Amazing!

[@austinwanner449]

incredibly inspirational! i’d heard of this guy but never learned about his career, its incredible that he was as successful and driven as he was.

[@sirris4330]

an absolute legend! so glad this video exists

[@meld.4784]

He was my favorite player when I was little! I remember getting so excited when he would play! I agree with the other comment, give him a MOVIE 🙌🏽

[@Jagzin909]

Blasting a 5 year old with a shotgun for breaking a window is wild

[@Outofboundshoops]

Insane right?

[@Twavado]

I might be a weak socialist European, but I can't get my head around that mentality... That pissed me off so much I can't even continue watching the video past that point. The fruck is wrong with (obviously just some) people in America?!

[@parascitzo9455]

@@Twavado There are idiots, psychopaths, sociopaths and mentally ill people all around the world. Don't be an ignorant European. (European myself.)

[@2genders-tk2ue]

​@@Twavadoat that time ppl were sick of crime and their businesses being affected...doesn't make it right but that may give you some insight.

[@centralmountain4241]

Those people never stop shooting each other.

[@Woost445]

Damn bro, another banger keep up the good work :) can't wait for the next vid to drop!

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you bro! Next one dropping next month.

[@Chickenmmm]

awesome video, keep up the great work

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thanks bro!

[@douglaswilliams1081]

Can't knock him for the lack of winning it all at Wake. He was up against the G.O.A.T. Other than that Muggsy was a bad man. He played against some monster teams in the NBA as well.

[@egaso]

Just finished watching your other video and checked out your channel and boom a video 4 minutes ago

[@Outofboundshoops]

How good! Great timing

[@hughgevainey3181]

Muggs, Larry and Alonzo were absolutely incredible in the 90s three way they handled biz. Muggs and his HS teammates being drafted to the NBS was incredible too. RIP Reggie!

[@whateva9221]

From the UK, I have no idea about basketball and never watched it, here I am watching this great fella for half an hour..nice story.

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you sir for the kind words!

[@therealgretzki]

great video! great story! some of the blurring patterns may have shifted. it helps around the court showing where to look, but with the vintage photos it's all over the place, idk tho

[@damioncofield7489]

GREAT WORK!!! This documentary was very well put together!! Very insightful and respectful!! Crazy nostalgia!! That Charlotte team was my fave on Tecmo Basketball and other games!! Mugsy, Curry, Chapman, ZO, LJ FO LIFE!!! Watched him lead the Runnin Rebels in college!!! Thank you for this!! I'm officially a subscriber.....

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you sir!

[@damioncofield7489]

@@Outofboundshoops i salute you, my friend!

[@foiledits]

wonderful production quality and narrative

[@thebrotherhood6391]

Growing up in N.C i was very lucky and got to go to many Charlotte Hornets games and watch Muggsy play. Got to meet him a number of times and he was always so nice and always willing to take a picture or sign an autograph, which i still proudly display with my other sports memorabilia. Bogues is a true legend, the ultimate competitor and nicest person you'll ever met. Bogues was an inspiration on and off the court. Thank you Muggsy for many great memories ✌️

[@sonofyhwh_]

Great video brother

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you so much bro, appreciate that!

[@yosefholi]

I can't believe I've never heard of such an amazing player till today! 5,3 and played in the NBA! I didn't even know that was possible. He seriously deserves a movie!

[@charlesworthcrown6222]

Mugsy is an amazing man, Great video of a great man.

[@ronaldastraquillo2969]

i am also a short guy like you and i love the way you handle the ball! you are a big inspiration to short guys and you stand very tall among giants!

[@NoName-zm1ks]

Muggy would thrive today, the “let ‘em score” era.

[@RobSoRandom]

You gotta be insane, I'm from the 80s these players today are almost cyborgs average players today skill for skill are able to do what the greats did in my day. I'm a OG but I'm not blind either. They would let him shoot more but I wouldn't be easier for him

[@MrAkaacer]

@@RobSoRandom That's because you can't touch the players today. In the 80s you can rough up your opponent to get them out of their shooting groove or fave shooting spot. There's no reason why 80s players can't shoot as well today. It's just practice.

[@M901-m4j]

@@MrAkaacer But there’s less fouls called today though.

[@markogjorgiev4912]

@@RobSoRandom you think if these older players had the modern technology and medicine that could maximize their performance they would be cyborgs as well?

[@psymar]

​@@M901-m4jThere's less fouls called because nobody plays defense. If they called as few fouls in a late-80s Bulls-Pistons series as they do nowadays, someone would be dead by the end.

[@RoyHuang1]

Thanks so much for this video. I grew up watching Muggsy and never knew of how much he endured and persevered. In hindsight after watching your video, I wish I could savor watching him again play live on the family’s 13” color TV.

[@kennethmatney9622]

My best friend in school was a little guy named Matthew, I was always one of the tallest kids and him one of the shortest. We would play basketball and he would always say he was Muggsy when he shot the ball, other players wanted to be Jordan, but Matt looked up to Muggsy. Matt was shot on his bridge a few years ago, I miss him and wish I would have visited him more as an adult. Thank you Muggsy, you brought hope to the little guy, in their hearts you were a giant

[@TravisArthurParishT.A.P]

I'm sure you still viewed him as an !nferior manlet lol

[@kennethmatney9622]

@@TravisArthurParishT.A.P Never thought of him as inferior, I was actually slightly jealous of him, he had a natural six pack and I didn't. Of course I also made fun of his height every chance I got, and he would kid with me, but no bad intentions, just friends hanging out and trying to make each other laugh, sometimes at the others expense lol.

[@TravisArthurParishT.A.P]

@@kennethmatney9622 why would you be jealous of a short "man"? Lol you didnt respect him for being a short man. Joking around is fine, but it shows how we truly view someone. You mustve denigrated the crap outta him when given the chance ay? Especially when vvomen were around. Do us a favour. Dont virtue signal. You didnt respect your friend, you pitied him. You just liked having him around so he could be your mogging comparison. Anyways, short men dont deserve respect, they are like vvomen, #6ftmilitaryonly

[@TravisArthurParishT.A.P]

@@kennethmatney9622 lol you mocked him for his height case in point lmao. Why would you be jealous of a dvvarf anyways, or are you just virtue signalling?

[@athenstar10]

Coming from a basketball mad country with short average height, I can say that he's always an inspiration for us.

[@minervareyes-huguenor239]

What tenacity. Truly admirable.

[@DonWhisner]

Such a pleasant reminder of a unique exciting athlete. A joy to watch

[@Outofboundshoops]

Remember to share this video with a friend and subscribe if you enjoyed it! I spent roughly 120 hours working on it, including reading Muggsy's book "The Godfather of Small Ball" to ensure I produced the highest quality story and video for you all. Have a great rest of your day.

[@Chub1vstheworld]

it was an awesome video bro great job

[@bradleydolphin1049]

Great video. Keep putting out content like this and ur channel will be huge

[@advikdubey8473]

I have a ball signed by him

[@whatido247]

Your right.

[@jblue88hoodgamer54]

I was wondering what ever happened to him.

[@romulobarbosa1873]

What a great narration combined with in-depth information. Big entertainment 🎉

[@ChristopherWard-ki3zd]

We LOVED mugsy bogues!

[@soulmca]

Outstanding video. This was my favorite player growing up. I read books about his life, I watched the games, I owned his jersey. Even so there are things you mentioned in this video that I was not aware of.

[@Outofboundshoops]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PallMall100s]

Thanks for making this video!

[@ABBABEER]

I have mad respect for short Mugsy.

[@KarlHandy-no3xj]

Mugsey''s skill level and influence in the game was far beyond what most people including players know. Because of his height he knows things he taught himself, I think he had an impact A.I. Because they both had a drive within themselves unmatched by others.

[@matthewaviles12]

Keep making videos your gonna blow up

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you bro - I drop these monthly, so stay tuned for the next one, I know you'll love it

[@conflictnoticeme6491]

9.5k subscribers making videos like that of a 3 mil sub account. This video is already almost at a mil views. Hope you have much success if you keep putting out this high level of quality

[@CellPhoneRepairTrainingManila]

amazing storytelling! keep going!

[@Outofboundshoops]

My man, thank you

[@chriz9959]

i watched a lot of NBA as a kid in the early 90s and i remember watching him play as a Hornet. It was amazing to watch him, he was like a pittbull terrier rushing the ball between giants.

[@Chub1vstheworld]

awesome video bro keep them up

[@Outofboundshoops]

Got you my man

[@splashwprodz]

Great video man! Didn’t even know it was your second vid in your channel. Amazing editing and commentary! Keep it up 🔥

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you bro! Appreciate that. More on the way so make sure you sub.

[@laytamgabriel6281]

Great video hats off to muggsy a great player he was God bless him

[@jayflash3941]

Im 5’7, growing up playing basketball i always looked up the muggsy, spud webb, nate robinson, and the short isiah thomas. Always taught me no matter your height, always have the heat to keep pushing.

[@red._.thunderyt5472]

28:36 a similar thing happened to IT recently where the spurs crowd cheered “WE WANT I.T. “. Crazy how history repeats itself

[@Outofboundshoops]

Shout out IT, what an amazing journey, truly inspirational.

[@rogelioramon3912]

God bless Muggsy Bogues. It just shows no matter one's background or how they look. If you got the heart and desire do whatever you want to do and let nobody say you can't.

[@trip2belize]

🔥🔥🔥 video man, love this channel so far

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you bro! More coming soon

[@richcarrCCC]

I would love it how Muggsy would out perform his 'novelty' reputation. He was my then gf's favorite player so we would be sure to catch every game broadcast in the L.A. market, and time after time we would find ourselves in a sports bar or at a party being "WOWed" by Muggsy's astonishing feats and even more astonished because he was 5'3". I loved how he made Magic look like he was wearing lead filled Converses and then watch Magic's frown turn into a smile because it was Muggsy who just made him and the Defensive Great Michael Cooper look like they rarely ever did, like foos with their feet stuck in the mud. I will end my comment with 2 things, 1. Chick Hearn praised Muggsy (paraphrased): "Ladies & Gentlemen this young man (Bogues) may get attention for his being so short, but folks, don't be fooled, he's the real McCoy and will steal your heart just as quickly as he steals the ball and an assist or bucket are sure to follow just like the smart fans and the true fans follow Bogues". Bogues carried himself so exemplary throughout his career, on and off the court, he won the hearts of naysayers time and time again and I was so glad I got to watch him play... THANKS MUGGSY!

[@JordanOduor]

Great video. Keep it up.

[@Outofboundshoops]

My guy thank you!

[@esox66]

My favorite player of all time! Thanks for putting together this story, absolutely nailed it !!!!

[@icsharpk]

Thought it was only me 😆 he really inspired me! I was clowned so hard growing up alw choosing him on games. Running between their legs 🏆

[@tqbicek]

man do i love this type of content 🙏 keep it up

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you my guy!

[@zandeloriangaming5651]

This guy came out of nowhere and hit us with two amazing videos

[@MikeLaRock88]

"He wasn't hit with the shotgun shell just the buckshots" bro the buck is the bullet 😂😂

[@supermax8324]

You could make a video about Drazen Petrovic his tragic story and "mamba" mentality is very interesting

[@Vishant-zs4oo]

Great documentary bro...

[@Outofboundshoops]

Thank you!

[@paulj7388]

Awesome story “If you believe, you can achieve.”

[@polyo4038]

Naw. DNA

[@isaacgreen2963]

This is one of the most realest stories of the NBA

[@warangelcloud]

Muggy Bogues has always meanta lot to me. I'm from Charlotte, so back in the day, I watched he Hornets and the Bulls. I met Muggsy twice in my life. Once when I was 4/5 at my Uncle's barber Shop. And again as a guess at the Charlotte Bobcats half time show. I have cerebal Palsy, so yeah, Muggsy means a lot to me.

[@spsp3310]

Great Job @Out Of Bounds

[@kiasax2]

Muggsy Bogues is an amazing person. His ability to fight through adversity and still be victorious proves his incredible character. I have been a fan of Mr. Bogues since I first saw tape of him playing for Wake Forest. When he made it to the NBA I was thrilled for us fans because of what an exciting player he was. Bravo Muggsy Bogues!

[@alexchainey.]

Inspiring! BTW- what kind of man would shoot a 5-year-old…

[@JewelzFin]

I was born in 86' into a family that loves basketball. Musggsy, Manute Bol and MJ are the first players I remember learning about at age 3.