“I Should’ve Made More All Stars Teams” The Jamal Mashburn Stunted Growth Story

“Longevity in the NBA isn’t about how high you can jump, it’s how you manage your decline of athleticism while your skill level goes up”. Words of today’s feature Jamal Mashburn, giving game on what he was able to learn over his 12 seasons in the NBA. A career that could’ve easily extended closer to the 20 year mark had he not experience his body separating from his mind in the player he knew how and wanted to be from the player he was allowed to be because of injuries. Jamal Mashburn made 1 all star team in his career close to the end of his career in 2003 and feels he should’ve made much more and I agree. In fact you can’t find many interviews where his name is brought up and the sentiment isn’t the same. That when Jamal Mashburn was in his bag, he was one of the best players in the league. His desire since a young age to not just be a one dimensional person only focused on hoop now and learn nothing along the way to fall back on is admirable. He took his resources gathered over the years, learned and applied himself in business, specifically, Food, transportation and Real Estate. Jamal Mashburn really could’ve been one of the best small forwards of his generation, if not for these reasons.
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[@boozywoozy73]

My favorite thing about Mashburn is how successful he is after basketball with all the investments. I wish the media gave more praise to athletes who done well with their money. Mashburn probably made more money in investments than he did in the NBA. For that reason I salute Monster Mash.

[@Johnny-kv7mh]

Definitely a smart man. Thinking about his future after basketball the whole time 💯💯

[@christophertifre2018]

Facts.he owns close to 100 chain businesses

[@lefty206]

Facts.. they LOVE talking about the horror stories but ignore the success stories.

[@ramboslice7322]

@@lefty206 the horror stories are important to warn young athletes what can happen if they’re not responsible but yea the success should be highlighted more often

[@ianosaurus27]

​@@lefty206 success stories sadly does'nt sell

[@GreeneGuyTV]

He was a beast on NBA Live. I’m real life you could tell that injury derailed him. But he was still nice on the court.

[@17thNO]

Mash was like the original Paul Pierce, Carmelo model small forward. I remember good he was his whole career and was so happy when we got him when the then Hornets moved to New Orleans and I actually went to see him play at the then New Orleans Arena now Smoothie King Center and watched them on TV every game. Great times.

[@terrancewoods3463]

They were nice but Mash had more game than them

[@chrisisslick]

​@@terrancewoods3463 false. Pierce was actually the best out of those and definitely had the best career.

[@terrancewoods3463]

@@chrisisslick Pierce was one of my favorite small forwards but I'm taking Monster Mash over him.

[@chrisisslick]

@@terrancewoods3463 suit yourself 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@terrancewoods3463]

@@chrisisslick I sure will

[@ConcaCon]

His 2003 allstar season with New Orleans was serious business. His game was so complete. When we talk about FILA signature shoes, his is kind of forgotten behind Grant Hill and Jerry Stackhouse. He's one of the guys who'd translate amazingly to today's game.

[@lcchill]

He still had a great career. When he was on the Heat his numbers were not high due to him playing great team ball!!

[@Paul-wu7xd]

Yeah it's because the offense revolved around Mourning and Hardway, but he was the #1 option in Charlotte

[@MrOctober44]

Yup. They played a very defensive style and he was the third option

[@johntheprofessional5039]

You know you are a beast when Coach Pitino instantly gives you props!

[@jamesgibson3716]

Mashburn's hustle outside of the league is to be complimented....on the cool.

[@chiefe6943]

Mashburn was my favorite player back in the day. That crossover was so smooth man

[@meharinationsportspodcast2582]

Jamal Mashburn is my all time favorite Kentucky basketball player. He was the first superstar after the sanctions of 1989 that helped rebuild the Kentucky program from disgrace. It's a shame that his knee injuries killed his peak years, but his success outside of basketball is amazing.

[@jumahbrady670]

Facts 💯 and Ron Mercer

[@JimBrownski]

Definitely one of the most talented inside and out players . Crazy he only made one all star team- and that it took til 2003! Skill set was ahead of his time. Definitely one of the most successful ever off the court to. Just one of the smoothest players I ever saw

[@matthewfrohbieter1803]

Mashburn, Jackson, and Kidd looked like it was going to be a great team for a couple of seconds.

[@jumahbrady670]

Facts 💯

[@albertc2390]

I must have blinked in those couple seconds

[@Slimreaper505]

And Jamal Mashburn Jr now plays for University Of New Mexico coached by Richard Pitino .

[@Mr.PR2000]

Man Mashburn brings me back memories! Can you do Carlos Arroyo next? He was a talented point guard and tbh he should have had a way better career than what he had. There were some factors i think that stunted his growth.

[@dontdoittoyoself6786]

I would’ve guessed 3x all star despite the injuries. One is crazy to me.

[@jumahbrady670]

Facts 💯

[@enjoylife1239]

Salute to Mashburn.......dude really getting bread after his basketball career...true smart Entrepreneur..i hope he speaking to youngins in colleges how to invest money and similar stuff

[@stuntedgrowth]

Despite getting robbed of rookie of the year, Jamal Mashburn had a pretty good career. He was an all star toward the end and would've made more if not for these reasons.

[@KobaniacMinded]

Facts! Can you do juwan howard, stak 5, George hill, Sam Perkins, Jason Terry, Shawn marion

[@tellitlikeitisfresh6541]

Right idk what dude talking about

[@richardjones2309]

Low key, if sports science was advanced then as it is now. He may have been able to squeeze a few more years of play

[@neil5611]

Great video. Harold Minor is worth making a video about. Former slam dunk champion, known as "Baby Jordan". Left Handed, and power dunker. Never amounted to his true potential. Check him out.

[@CocheseSha]

Better than C Webb??? Naaaaaaah. Dallas didn't even make the playoffs that year. The NBA wasn't gonna reward a player who couldn't will his team to AT LEAST the 8th seed over a bonafied player like C Webb 💯

[@Kingkoopa30]

I still can't believe Austin Daye from Gonzaga never panned out, thought he was gonna be a beast.

[@marcoslaureano5562]

He was just straight up a SMART MAN in every way. MUCH PROPS and love to Jamal - he's from my home borough of the Bronx NY. Salute!!

[@carlwallace1129]

Mashburn was the real Hezi God with his smooth crossovers and countermoves in iso situations. He Had a lethal in and out that propelled his midrange game. One of the best shooters from the 3spot in his Era. ( VERNON MAXWELL STUNTED GROWTH? )

[@lincolnhamilton7043]

Mashburn was definitely one of my favorites and one of the most underrated players ever.

[@frankanderson4113]

One of the most underrated ever. When he was healthy he was a hall of famer.

[@Sheetmetalsupreme]

The way he would spin off the post-up was just smooth!

[@mmartinez8439]

Very successful human being

[@TV1stTime]

YEA HE definitely was one of MY favorite Players

[@MannyMensah94]

Jamal Mashburn... The Monster Mash🏀

[@MichaelCochran21]

Your timeline is waaaay off. Literal used car salesman Frank Zaccanelli traded Jason Kidd. Don Nelson was hired later and he's who traded Mashburn. Nelson, who coveted Kurt Thomas, instigated the trade, not Mashburn. Jim Jackson was the last to go in the big trade for Shawn Bradley. *I grew up in Dallas and lived and breathed the Mavs and "The 3 J's".

[@robertjones8771]

🙏🏾He was a BEAST!✊🏽🏀💯

[@kartierglory]

He was still productive... AND DEALT WITH THE HEATS SLOWED DOWN PLAY STYLE 😂

[@ricphilly4520]

I remember a bar that Tum Tum a rapper from Dallas,TX spit “ I can pull hoes if I look like Jamal Mashburn” 😂😂 that used to have me so 💀😂 Mash was a hooper tho he did his thang in the League 💯💯

[@davidtharp2125]

Grew up watching him on the Heat & he was my third favorite player next to Hardaway & Zo.

[@OGBlackNGold]

Love the story happy to hear he's doing great

[@chrispmitchell3713]

Jamal mashburn Tony delk and The supporting cast is the reason they are my team for college since 1992

[@michaeltukes6757]

I was waiting for Stunt #1- Toni Braxton. If Kidd and Jackson would've stayed together, he would've had less pressure to scure and he would've have better team success.

[@CM-ft9ep]

It will be super interesting to see what happens with Lonzo Ball, since he's basically had the 2023 version of microfracture on his knee. No NBA player has ever had the surgery and resumed a career.

[@kashifevans9072]

He was one of my favorites back in the 90s

[@johnr.7906]

He was a complete basketball player - incredible!

[@elliemyers6435]

I loved Mash....he was a BEAST at Kentucky, and it would've been interesting had he not gone to the Mavericks, who were a complete dumpster fire at that time, with absolutely no direction at all. He still put up good numbers there, but it's documented that Front office was in over its head. I was glad he got to better situations in Miami & Charlotte, with more stability and better chances to win. The injuries really robbed him of his athleticism, but his career was still very solid nonetheless.

[@p.2.197]

I been waiting on this one my fav player ever

[@bpdrephotography3859]

As a Heat fan I loved Mash but injuries and he used to kinda fold when the lights got bright. Still couldn’t believe how Sprewell was punking him in the playoffs 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Dociletapeworm]

I was going to say this same thing. As a heat fan I was excited to see him but this dude would crumble like a cookie when you needed a shot/play from him. I used to close my eyes when he would iso.

[@lefty206]

Monster Mash was my GUY 🔥🔥🔥

[@bjnt92281]

Stunt number 4: Toni Braxton 😄 Joking. Monster Mash was very Melo like in the post and we’re probably talking about him being in the HOF if his knee stayed right. The life he created for himself after basketball should be the model for all young players for when the game is over.

[@louyork8379]

I been waiting for Monster Mash! Yay!

[@johnbarr6204]

New York stand up! Great job as usual!

[@KitanaiharE]

A very slept-on killa

[@cadecrusader3940]

I always like Jamal Mashburn. His game was so cool to watch!

[@melvincarltonscooterjohnsoniii]

🥳 greatness... physically... & mentally... excellerated learner... 🥳 〽️🌜🎷🥳🥳🥳 🥳

[@francisdejoya523]

There were also former all stars like Juwan Howard, Eddie Jones, Nick Van Excel that did not maximimized their potential. Maybe you can also make videos of them. Thanks.

[@mikesully1777]

He did Jones and Van Exel already

[@august6281]

looking now, he bounced back well since he's back to 20+ ppg in his last 4 years and even made an All Star.

[@grinchoi1]

One of my favorite players in the 90s

[@professionaltrollkilla5965]

Love the channel bro. Ever thought about doing stunted growth in other sports or even in hip hop? That would be dope. Keep it rocking.

[@freezedatakeover]

You on 🔥 👏🏿👍🏿👌🏿

[@phanjazm]

Facts. Mash was a monster!!

[@stampscapes]

Love these vids. Seems like you can almost do a Stunted Growth story on that whole Mavericks team with the 3 J's -Jimmy, Jamal, and Jason. I thought that team was one of the teams of the future when they got Jason. I don't know if I'm remembering something that didn't happen but I thought there was some rumor of a conflict between a couple of those guys around a girlfriend or something.

[@clint8302]

They all dated Toni Braxton at the same time

[@stampscapes]

@@clint8302 Lol. That sounds familiar now that you mention it!

[@eliasfresquez4658]

Mash is a complete winner I. Life bro was a stud lived a great life now gets to watch his so. Who is a mini version of him in every way is a great player at unm how much later can life be

[@eliasfresquez4658]

Great video like the shoutout you gave his son

[@goldenboyx92]

Still waiting for that Terrence Morris videos my guy. Love the content. Much love!

[@MultiBreezyb]

Monster mash was dope. 💯

[@zeroturn7091]

Great feature

[@305slick]

Imagine if Toni Braxton didn't mess up the team chemistry

[@therealspikeflee]

Pretty good assessment.

[@jaykaynum5569]

I'm a 90s baby that loved Monster Mash Action Jakcson & Jason Kidd

[@adamrenfrow]

My favorite player from Kentucky.

[@jarmanolivares]

Im 44 an Monster Mash was one of my faves at 15!!

[@dbradandthem2727]

Mash is one my top ncaa player.... After Malik Sealey, Kenny Anderson and just ahead of Glen Rice...

[@HWolfeIII]

Thanks for explaining that micro-fracture surgery. Now I understand why these players were never the same after they had it.

[@RacingHeartMedia]

Mash was soooooo nice

[@rooseveltdarbey9493]

Phenomenal NBA talent and even better business man off the court. He should do a course educating current and former NBA players on how to make smart investments.

[@Self-University]

🔥🔥🔥

[@rajaeenabawi6066]

My favorite small forward ever.who cares what this guy talking bout.

[@mdizot364]

Mash was a beast! I loved his game and thought for sure he would be a HOF. Sidenote: There were rumors that Toni Braxton broke up that Mavs team. Kidd, Mash, and Jackson were rumored to have all dated her at the time.

[@L92185]

mash was a bucket in and outside even though he didnt like the triangle offense i felt he was a solid sf for those kobe shaq laker squads he could of been hell for opposing sfs back then

[@rayzrealm]

*Imagine Mash in this era!?* *2:19** Best sports show on tv.*

[@TrivicalMC]

He was productive, n dealt wit da Heat’s slowdown play style

[@ColinCaptures]

I remember being excited when the Sixers got Jamal

[@francisdejoya523]

Great video. Maybe you can also make a stunted growth video for Christian Laetner, Danny Ferry or Pervis Elison.

[@AB-ou5qc]

The monster mash!

[@terrancewoods3463]

Mash was coooooold.

[@magic3383]

The original point forward.

[@myname1989]

Boxing and basketball being my favorite sports I always followed Mash because his dad Bob Mashburn was a pro boxer and even fought Larry Holmes

[@dwaynegentry7021]

As a life long mavs fan i had his jersey in the blue Kidd's in the white and jimmy Jackson in the green what could have been if they could have played together for any real time

[@jumahbrady670]

Facts 💯

[@Mannyboi-hj2gs]

Monster Mash was a beast in college

[@dariusjackson8336]

Monster Mash 🐐

[@MrMixItup]

Great player; tall, athletic, strong, range, strong post, above average passer and legit first option scorer. He lacked defense, Jamal wasn’t going to lock you down. To become an ALL-TIME great you are going to need some D.

[@knuke9596]

I swear you did this one already.

[@tylerriley2587]

They say that Paul Silas allowed Jamal and the players in Charlotte to play their roles

[@leebruce3340]

Can you do a video on Doug Smith Missouri Tigers and Roy Tarpley UM both from Detroit Michigan when you get a chance? Your channel is fire big snow

[@johnnikollaj496]

He was imho a 50/50 career. There were times I felt he was a TOP5 player and there were times that he was incredibly inefficient and ineffective. I agree he was slighted a couple of times for all-star picks. But then there were years I wondered how he, Stackhouse and Walker were so overrated. Nonetheless, it was another great video and thanks for that.

[@jimmyjones8664]

Damn forgot about him smdh. Was a great player

[@robs9237]

Cardinal Hayes's finest!

[@donovanprice3321]

Word up

[@shawn_c_williams1]

LIKED-&-SHARED!!!!! ☢☢☣☢☢

[@ruxcooking]

Do someone from the washington bullets. I know you did Chany but that team seems like the stunted growth team. Loved Muresan and Tracy Murray.

[@MrOctober44]

The picture at 7:37 says it all.

[@elijahshannon6403]

You should do one on Derrick Walton played at Michigan college and piston nba

[@youreagoddamngenius9099]

Can we get one on Trajon Landon? The "Alaskan Assassin"

[@CleanMusicLover229]

Would love for you to do a video on Greg Reid (Florida State).

[@Classicbasketballdvds]

Mash was cold, esp with Dallas

[@bostonk.o.]

Bruh, that pic of Popeye Jones caught me off guard😂😂😭😭

[@johnpablo7716]

Salute for the PAUSE 🤣🤣🤣🤣THATS CRUCIAL

[@LeaderOfTheFlock]

It’s like 4yrs and counting and I’m still patiently waiting on the Paul McPherson video

[@4392amtrak]

My aunt told me that she use to take care of him when they were living in the Rangel projects

[@justinford4075]

I want to see a video on Gerald Green (the slam dunk champion)