James Worthy explains which NBA legend beat the heck out of him .

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[@michaelanderson6290]

Celtics fan here...nothing but respect for James. He got me good sooo many times! love to hear him speak.

[@wmden1]

Worthy is one of my favorites to watch. He was fast, strong and skilled. In his retirement, he is an interesting interview, with just the right amount of swag, and humility, at the same time. He seems very genuine.

[@supertal6074]

Always liked his game. When he had the ball and made his move, you almost always said, there's 2 points! Unstoppable!

[@imbubbymom]

I used to copy Worthy's moves especially his post and face up moves until my coach told me to just stop it because I was a shooting guard and was too short for those kinda moves. That's how much I idolized this man.

[@chrisoakley5830]

Mr. Worthy was a tremendous player on those Laker teams without him the championships would have been less than 5 in the 80s.

[@wmden1]

Kareem was going to get his, pretty much. Magic was going to do his thing. Scott and Cooper were going to hit a few threes. If Worthy was having one of his games, it was going to be a long night for the Celtics.

[@vinnyp5007]

Worthy is in my top 5 hands down as a Forward, even ahead of one of my favorites, Chuck. As my Pops used to say when they would feed him the rock in the post: "Call the Priest!". Couldn't be stopped...Period.

[@roderickcampbell2105]

Hi Vinny. The Lakers were a bit spoiled in those days I'd say. Worthy was awesome. Hailed in his day and rightly so, Worthy was so smooth and deadly. Fit the Lakers perfectly. And a gentleman.

[@peteholloway5473]

Are u serious? Let's see Benard King Dominque Charles Barkley Lebron Bird Bob Macadoo Elgin Baylor Malone Timmie Garnett Novinski Petit 🤔 I get it it's your top 5

[@roderickcampbell2105]

@@peteholloway5473 Hi Pete. This the problem right? Fairly easy to get started, but where does it end? I have no problem with anyone you mentioned, but no Doctor J? Aarrggghhh!

[@walterf6993]

I still can see in my mind the Worthy quick step glide along the baseline and flying dunk. Some things are just perfect and deserve 10s. that was Worthy taking it to the hoop. The original "glide".

[@grassrootsflshp]

Some of my fondest first memories of the NBA were the Magic-Worthy Showtime tandem. They were art in motion, Magic being Magic and James smooth as silk and reliable as a well-oiled machine.

[@76JStucki]

Great story! The “welcome to the NBA” moment can come from anywhere, even for a HOFer.

[@RaysDad]

Kurt Rambis's taped-up glasses should be in the Hall of Fame.

[@Trancymind]

Michael Cooper deserves better recognition than Rambis.

[@RaysDad]

@@Trancymind Larry Bird said Michael Cooper was relentless and played the best defense on him.

[@Trancymind]

@@RaysDad This is why Cooper should be in the hall of fame.

[@GreyBeard_Fit]

Awesome story telling by Mr. Worthy. Loved it.

[@gratitude62]

i look forward to hearing Worthy talk about basketball every time

[@michaeldillard1408]

Corn bread one of the greatest and most unselfish players to ever play the game

[@scottwaszak698]

Greatest? Lol, right.

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

@@scottwaszak698 only a great player can acknowledge he’s not greater than his teammate and move over in order to win a title (2) and finals mvp

[@scottwaszak698]

@@NBAHistoryCLNS There's a big difference between a "great player", and "one of the greatest to ever play the game". He was most certainly NOT in the latter category. Period.

[@bobdavis3357]

Worthy exploded to the hoop. And, he was VERY quick!

[@JerichoMile4]

Cedric Maxwell (University North Carolina - Charlotte 1973-1977) final four in 1977 James Worthy (North Carolina 1979-1982) national champs in 1982 Kurt Rambis (Santa Clara 1976-1980)

[@lukewalker1051]

Worthy was awesome. Loved the way he played.

[@matthewmercer2477]

Nice, well spoken, respectfull.

[@chevisfleming6577]

Cornbread Maxwell and Big Game James!!!

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Worthy is a cool, straight up dude.

[@waynerogers2007]

In this era of basketball, you had to be ready to put that work in. Doing your business in the paint was brutal. When I think about tough power forwards I think about the '80s and the 90s.

[@lukecash3500]

Omg I want to see this whole interview so bad now...

[@ahalfelven1]

Remember Worthy at UNC as a freshman......solid player, but had a plate on his leg from a bone fracture. Came out his sophomore season, plate had been removed over the summer.....and WOW !! When you watched him now, it seemed like he had never jumped at all during his freshman year .With his back to the basket on the baseline , his 180 turnaround dunk had to be seen to be believed. LOVED when he led a fast break direct to the basket, then turned parallel to backboard on his last step and SWOOPED over the defender until he was eye level and sideways to the rim, and did a one-handed dunk in passing with arm fully extended. IF only Worthy had stayed one more year at UNC to play as a senior with Sam Perkins as junior and MJ as a sophomore.......!!!!!!

[@76JStucki]

All that AND he made a great Klingon in TNG!

[@hyrumbliss5811]

James Worthy was one of the first power forwards to run the floor and fast break in college. Him and Jordan made North Carolina dominant back then.

[@springfieldbearpatrol2937]

‘...smell like Ben gay...”. - that got me!

[@terrytenley9404]

Yeah as a fan since 1961 I must say that worthy was one of my favorite players.. I still feel wilt is the goat..but worthy had such quickness in the paint and still ran the floor as good as anyone could.. I can imagine him being knocked around by Kurt and seeing the duct tape. ha.. nice interview..

[@charliebecknell9830]

Can't always tell a book by it's cover.

[@bobfeller604]

He got hit in the head a couple times by Magic's no-look passes, then he woke up.

[@rexseven6907]

Worthy was an awesome player. And to my knowledge never punched a fan...and probably wouldn't have gotten away with it if he had.

[@joestrickland5153]

Keep up that church attendance BRUH 💯

[@mrc302]

Met him at a New Balance signing many years ago. Nice man!

[@coryhollywood6021]

Great interview. Your boy Bob McAdoo

[@elwin38]

Kurt "Clark Kent" Rambis!!🏀

[@MrSpock002]

Plain simple fact - Stopping Worthy was the key to beating those Lakers!!

[@thatmanstumototours2270]

That is a story that would not be repeated today.

[@jameschan9634]

Yeh, Baby! Old School! Get hit? Hit back: Earn your respect or lose it. Now? The biggest star in the game today scowls, cries and pouts on every call.

[@Mr05Chuck]

I remember James playing a Klingon in a Star Trek episode. What a imposing dude.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Great story! I love Cedric Maxwell’s podcast.

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

❤️☘️

[@DanMarshburn-il2sd]

Dean Smith developed soooo many great players.

[@richardmorris7063]

My all time favorite,Big Game James!

[@hairjordan2620]

How did the Lakers have the #1 pick?!

[@stpaulimdog]

Now Rambo is his boss.

[@bteeling5410]

Great video, appreciate the Laker love and insight.

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

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[@misc5831]

Worthy was NO JOKE back in the day!

[@stephenr9194]

Worth played big in big games...

[@town_biznessman380]

My fav Worthy story is him getting caught in a room with three females.🤭💪🏾👍🏾

[@Trancymind]

Did it happen in 1990?

[@RM-ut9wy]

There is one "Big Game James," period! I sometimes hear others tagged with that nickname … STOP IT!

[@kendleoneal4080]

Big Game James

[@joeydimes7541]

Should’ve ask him,how are the LA ho’s

[@southwest1988]

Ramboooooo Rambis

[@billviola7884]

Worthy was second coming of Elgin Baylor

[@Scott-ri2ek]

What a stereotype on Rambis

[@marcusbrown3054]

Wow I guess he not a fan of Dominique

[@Trancymind]

He wasn't disrespecting Wilkins career. Worthy was just saying he is grateful that the Lakers chose him in the draft with a team that had won an Nba title.

[@siyonqoba4810]

Big Game James bitches!!!

[@mookie449]

So, who beat the heck out of him? Rambis? Terrible interview.

[@temperedwell6295]

Worthy was a great player, usually unjustly overlooked in the discussion about great forwards, maybe being the only one on that Laker team that I didn't really like. In his first few years, before he had an injury, he made Bird look sick, simply by being too quick for Bird to bother him. Worthy also was in the news a few times for being busted driving with marijuana and prostitutes, only making him cooler, proving himself to be normal. Who is the guy interviewing him?

[@queent3343]

Lots of film of Bird making Worthy look useless as well.

[@queent3343]

Is it Cedric Maxwell?

[@hardtack8776]

Interviewer is Cedric “Cornbread” Maxwell - former Celtic - was there already when L. Bird showed up.

[@johnwhite2576]

Worthy andd Parish were a bot overlooked on those great Boston/Lakers playoff competitors, understandable give bird, magic, Kareem and McHale playing…

[@naturalfinish]

Worthy was caught up in a sting in Houston in 1990, in which whores working as police working as prostitutes were snaring men who were calling the escort service…the bit about marijuana and multiple arrests is not true