Imagine being a top 10 player of all time and being pooped on by a role player from the easiest era of all time 😂.
@b-gamer340Ай бұрын
Exactly. JJ is sum lol
@philipcallado5693Ай бұрын
JJ benefited from this era as much as any player. He was damn near out of the league after 4-5 years, but then the game opened and softened up and shooting became much more valued.
@spacecity7136Ай бұрын
Reddick avg 12 pts a game for his career 😅😅
@aaronbarkley539Ай бұрын
Barely a role player. As Jerry west said JJ never won anything, never made a difference in his playoff teams, never helped the team over humps so he has no room to talk.
@bierdlllАй бұрын
Imagine playing an era where your defender jumps away from you when you drive, afraid of contact. Well you don't have to imagine if you watch the 86 Celtics in the playoffs. Here is a breakdown I did. Please watch and study the games unbiasedly. Video name: "1986 NBA Playoffs Round 01 -Game 2 : Chicago Bulls vs Boston Celtics" 5.03 Mchale given a wide-open hook shot near the basket, no attempt by Corzine to block. 5.18 MJ given a casual wide-open jump shot, no contest at all, but he still bricks it. Looks like the preseason rather than playoffs. Seems like contesting midrange shots wasn’t really a thing back then. 5.30 Look at this unbelievably bad offense and defense lol. Bird slowly hops his way into the paint, nobody contests, three red jerseys just standing there watching. He bricks the uncontested point-blank shot anyway. Zero boxing out on the rebound. 5.48 Bird takes a step in to stop MJ, but then he quickly jumps away. Do you know why? Because if you touched MJ you get called for a foul. That’s how much softer it was back then. You will see many super-light touch fouls later in this game. 6.23 Examine the defense here by Mchale and Bird, its hilarious. MJ's drive here is slower than anything today, but the defenders are even slower. Nobody attempts to block. Bird has no actual contact with MJ, and yet he tilts his body AWAY from MJ, afraid of any accidental contact. Lol WTH? 7.13 Look at Parish's 3-inch vertical here lol. And there was zero physical contact with Oakley on his way up. He is a top center in the 80s, but will be totally unplayable in today's nba. This hook shot has no strength, no speed, no physicality, zero elevation. 8.32 DJ is famed to be the greatest perimeter defender of the 80s. Look at his foot speed here lol. He is slower than Kevin Love. It really boggles the mind. Please show me defense like this in a college game today. 15.25 Look at this replay sequence of missed layups and missed putbacks. I know these are legends, but do you really think they can play in today’s nba? 17.01 Here is an example of a superlight foul on MJ. Parish lightly grazes MJ on the non-shooting arm and he gets called for a foul. This is the norm. Can you ever find a foul call like this today? The 80s was way softer, it is the exact opposite of what the oldheads believe.
@SigmaImperialАй бұрын
JJ is self projecting his own journeyman career. He’s the actual plumber of his era.
@JohnDoe-yh9giАй бұрын
Florist
@DynoGreen313Ай бұрын
a bad plumber
@nasirwalker2191Ай бұрын
He’s a better three point shooter than bird
@DynoGreen313Ай бұрын
@@nasirwalker2191 not really just looks that way because he played in an effeminate era with no defense permitted facts not feelings gen z is just d@mb p.s. watch the 1993 all star game at least part of it then we can talk
@williamalexander9485Ай бұрын
No he’s just saying that taking 9x3s per game at 41% is more impressive than taking 1.9 attempts at 37%. That’s it he’s not speaking about himself he’s talking about himself, he’s talking about how the game has evolved but it’s understandable why y’all in your feelings😢😢😢Larry Bird not top 100 from 3
@user-mh6yh3lh8wАй бұрын
Larry Bird is just Nikola Jokic... a slightly shorter version with a higher motor. He would decimate the modern NBA in the same way
@iamhungey12345Ай бұрын
Not to mention he could actually play defense.
@jonathanfoutz8931Ай бұрын
They wouldn’t know what to do with his trash talk alone. He talked to his opponents like they were his enemies. There was none of this stuff about being best buddies with half the league. He’d insult your haircut, tell you how he was going to beat you then go out and do it.
@jayhawkins9459Ай бұрын
Joking is amazing, but bird looks a lot better though I never watched him live. His IQ and the insane plays he makes
@josemanuelcaballero1162Ай бұрын
Not to mention he did not just see basketball as a job. He was tough as nails and motivated for the game.
@SmoothJKАй бұрын
Larry Bird is the only person who rivals MJ in the clutch...that killed instinct
@tonybreeden863Ай бұрын
Drop Larry Bird into today's NBA he would have a field day
@kalmkornАй бұрын
Mark Price would cook Redick in any era
@MikeBNumba6Ай бұрын
Ron harper before injuries would absolutely embarrass him too
@jonathanfoutz8931Ай бұрын
That’s a name I haven’t heard in long time
@Robertedwinhouse38Ай бұрын
No. Expansion era rings don’t count
@josemanuelcaballero1162Ай бұрын
@@Robertedwinhouse38 He s not talking about rings, he s talking about shooting 3pts. Mark Price was a mile ahead than JJ: Because its 30 years time and folks still remember. Who will remember Reddick in 10 years as a player? Himself, and his girlfriend (if lucky).
@George-dy3ptАй бұрын
Fact
@greggibson33Ай бұрын
How can anyone trash the first player to go 40-50-90??
@jimmyboy131Ай бұрын
Not only that but he averaged at least 50/40/90 from '84 to '87, and approximately 27 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists during that time.
@LngLivMamba17Ай бұрын
4x at that!
@greggibson33Ай бұрын
@@LngLivMamba17 Anyone trashing Bird is an obvious idiot and always thinks the NBA of todays is superior just because it's not in the past.
@jaketerpening3284Ай бұрын
If someone offered me a job that pays that well and all I have to do is trash all time greats who shouldn't care about my dumbass opinion anyway, I'd do it too.
@chefbigdog-lf9ezАй бұрын
I don’t know how anyone can discredit him. That sort of efficiency would translate to any era. The guys hits his shots
@jshooper7819Ай бұрын
You notice how all of the *Klutch Sports Boys* have no respect for the legends of the past. They seem to have a deep resentment and contempt for the history of the game.
@aaronbarkley539Ай бұрын
That's because they want to bitch about everything and have it all handed to them.
@HairryTurttleneckАй бұрын
I have. And I can’t remember ever seeing anything like this before from any other sport I’ve ever watched, is it me? Am I just too old? This just makes no sense to me. I don’t understand the benefits here
@greggibson33Ай бұрын
Klutch should be named Insecurity Sports.
@russelturner5771Ай бұрын
No 💩 Even though the players of this era stand on the shoulders of those very players they attempt to denigrate.
@HairryTurttleneckАй бұрын
@@russelturner5771 it’s like if zeke decided that actually emit smith was a bum who played with plumbers. THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN. This is why nba is a laughing stock nobody should still be watching
@ChrisP872Ай бұрын
Bird won the first 3 of the 3-point shooting competitions. He was one of the very best of the time. You don't get to discount everyone in the past.
@kurotenshi3188Ай бұрын
ESPN has fallen off so hard 😂
@rapgodreloaded9259Ай бұрын
JJ has no manhood just like the rest of Klutch Sports.
@Jamee-jg7qrАй бұрын
He's paid by Lebum to spew stupidity.
@dee-5297Ай бұрын
BIRD A STIFF YOU TALKING AMERICAN YT MEN IN 80S WE IN 2024 ...AINT NO WAY
@HairryTurttleneckАй бұрын
what is the issue with past decades all of a sudden? It's like they just started dunkin on every era, has this ever happened before? publicly? I have never seen anything like this before from any sport
@Reaper13-hi3yoАй бұрын
@@HairryTurttleneck Younger generations are sick of being told "back in my day" BS narratives of how great players were, when anyone with an iota of sports knowledge can tell athletes are better now than ever. When you continually diminish and beat down current players/era's. This is what happens.
@kylelaforest9919Ай бұрын
@@HairryTurttleneckthe old heads have been mocking/ nitpicking modern players as long as I can remember so this is definitely a reaction to that
@tmoney360Ай бұрын
JJ Reddick is trashing the oldies because he knows his name will never be mentioned by anyone in the future. Anytime I ever hear someone say "well if i played then" it means you weren't notable when you played. 30 years from now more people will remember JJ Barrea for the 2011 finals than JJ Reddick will be for his career.
@jivet3919Ай бұрын
Why are certain people hell bent in trashing the previous eras if basketball? It’s such a forced argument. This doesn’t happen in any where else in the world except for the NBA
@pjny21Ай бұрын
Hell, he'll be mentioned after Kyle Korver and Korver barely started in his career, yet JJ was started by...lol, Doc Rivers....who he bashes now too....which confirms he's a two-faced hypocrite. Doc is now exposed as a bad coach who started JJ. Makes sense now. They both suck.
@marcuswalker3631Ай бұрын
Bird shows so much respect for the guys playing today and routinely touts Lebron as a great player. But look at how his boy Reddick craps on Bird. Sadly, this is why folks hate J.J. and Lebron.
@nasirwalker2191Ай бұрын
He’s not crapping on bird he just said that birds ability to shoot 3’s isn’t as great as people say it is
@nathancook2852Ай бұрын
@@nasirwalker2191 He is crapping on Bird to try to make himself look better. Nobody shot 3's in Birds era. Bird didn't even have a 3 pt line until entering the NBA, and he was still an elite shooter. JJ shot 3's from the time he was able to get the ball that far. He would not have made the league without the 3 pt line. Imagine if Bird had practiced 3's like that when he was young.
@markvogel5872Ай бұрын
Bird is the word....ba ba ba bird bird bird bird is the word...
@geekymetalhead5112Ай бұрын
Don't you know, about the bird!!
@TheRealBozzАй бұрын
Oh, you haven't heard...?
@dennisdezarn5895Ай бұрын
Papa eww Mao Mao. papa eww Mao mah-mao.
@Tari0919Ай бұрын
@@dennisdezarn5895that part😂😂💀💀🔥
@realheel5722Ай бұрын
“Ain’t no party like a Diddy party” “I ain’t been to a 🍕 party in a minute”. - LeSuspect
@ronfigg1Ай бұрын
Diddy wants to party! You gotta say no! You gotta say no! -Katt Williams
@bboywolfАй бұрын
Bird shot almost 10% higher than the league in his career from 3 😂
@kawhileonardsburner6792Ай бұрын
On way less attempts. Volume matters.
@bboywolfАй бұрын
@@kawhileonardsburner6792 he shot as many 3s as most teams on average did in the league... thats like curry shooting 30 3s a night lol
@ImportAlАй бұрын
Bird before 85 back injury would clap LeBron 1 on 1. Deadly pullups and posts with either hand. Lebron couldn't just slash and dunk to 21, Bird would trash talk all his bricks.
@TeezyfolKKzАй бұрын
Nobody who lost and ducked a rematch with Beasley can’t touch Larry Bird.
@greggibson33Ай бұрын
@@TeezyfolKKz I would take Bird over LeFraud all day.
@TeezyfolKKzАй бұрын
@@greggibson33 anyone who wants to win would.
@Jamee-jg7qrАй бұрын
I always said from day one I would take Bird over Lebron especially late in the game.
@ChrisRobbaАй бұрын
Bird could do that one handed after injuries
@CmcoluchАй бұрын
JJ’s snobbish duke personality is showing
@KillyJoeАй бұрын
No he’s ten times worse now than when he was at duke. Minimum.
@redblackandgreenАй бұрын
🫡
@pjny21Ай бұрын
He's still pissed that my Maryland classmates yelled bad things at him 20 years ago. As if having a long NBA career isn't enough. He's a prick and always been a prick.
@SteveFrench_420Ай бұрын
Slack defense, major traveling, flopping, playing 45-50 games a season. Nah. The years MJ played, was the golden era.
@johnlarson111Ай бұрын
never beat larry. 0-6
@reignmansАй бұрын
@@johnlarson111 lmfao one of the dumbest comments i've seen.
@ilikemusic4264Ай бұрын
@SifuSeagalu mean 3-2?
@iamhungey12345Ай бұрын
@@johnlarson111 Larry already had a team when MJ arrived. That said both of them would have easily trash today's era.
@MichiiigringАй бұрын
@@iamhungey12345 how so mj doesnt have a 3 point shot ppl would give him the russel westbrook treatment
@LeonYuLАй бұрын
JJ was never on that elite level, that limits his view, when you know less, you always thought things are easier
@Reaper13-hi3yoАй бұрын
JJ is a lot closer to elite than you or anyone else who watched this video. What kind of backwards sense does this comment make lmao. Because JJ isnt on Birds level he cant critique him? If that were the case, none of Uncuts viewers would be able to talk about basketball, including Uncut himself.
@nasirwalker2191Ай бұрын
JJ is way more elite than Larry bird at shooting threes
@ryansturf7400Ай бұрын
@@nasirwalker2191 for you yes he's closer to being an elite since you grew up in the soft era. He's just a role player level not close to an elite.
@nasirwalker2191Ай бұрын
@@ryansturf7400 as a THREE POINT SHOOTER JJ redick is more elite than Larry bird
@greggibson33Ай бұрын
@@nasirwalker2191 Exactly. Do people hear actually read the posts before commenting? Reading comprehension - extinct.
@philipcallado5693Ай бұрын
As usual, these “analysts” don’t provide context. It’s just all about the raw data.
@jordanjenkins1671Ай бұрын
Some people bring all the context to defend and rationalize the player they like, then criticize everybody else with one-line narratives instead of context.
@sirbradfordofhousejonesАй бұрын
That’s my issue, as well. Doesn’t matter if the rules, coaching, or culture have changed, just look at the numbers! Silly. Subjective conversations like “who is the best” will always be trash because of angles like these.
@MikeSchmidt969Ай бұрын
@@jordanjenkins1671 You mean like you just did?
@josemanuelcaballero1162Ай бұрын
i can replace JJ Reddick by an excel spreadsheet and is still more accurate (and fun).
@nasirwalker2191Ай бұрын
Even in birds era there were people who shot more and made more at a higher percentage
@nukenubz5087Ай бұрын
I find it funny how they prop up lebron constantly but trash all of these legends but will be the first ones to cry about hate. 🤡s
@IsaacMSingleton1Ай бұрын
Thats how they argue -Start a garbage narrative -narrative gets destroyed -they start taking personal shots -they pretend everyone else started the argument and call us haters 😂 -move on to the next narrative
@kauffamn1016Ай бұрын
It makes sense why Lebronze would do a podcast with Jj , they both have no respect for the game or the greats that paved the way for these players today . No integrity or humility .
@struggleoflife6025Ай бұрын
you’re delusional
@eghck.push_Ай бұрын
A role player talking left about a certified legend lol Klutch is paying his punk ass top dollar I see
@omez23Ай бұрын
If you take only 1 3pt attempt per game, a large percentage of those shots will be half court buzzer beaters and end of shot clock shots. Guys like Lebron don't take those shots, he will pass it off. Just watch and you'll see him do it.
@nathancook2852Ай бұрын
Nobody shoots those anymore. Jordan would shoot one every other game.
@BroomeBlocker4Ай бұрын
To say people today have more skill is laughable, you only have to watch Lebron and co training with Olajuwon, they literally look like they are uncoordinated as f***.
@josemanuelcaballero1162Ай бұрын
yeah, i mean The Dream is a pro dancer among zombies in those vids;) Have these guys seen Zeke handles? The way Bird used screens or the precision of his court to court passes? The way MJ did his fade away? I mean...
@i.m.takkinenАй бұрын
JJ's knock on Cousy is ridiculous too. Before Pete Maravich, Magic Johnson etc. he was one of the first to transform the both the point guard position and style of play. It does matter if you are both an elite player of your era and changed the game for future generations. There probably would not be a JJ without a Larry Bird and given a little bit of time to prepare my money would be on Bird in a head to head.
@DynoGreen313Ай бұрын
dennis (dj) johnson too he was considered the NEW proto-typical BIG point guard before magic came ( he was 6'4") it only lasted 2 years because dj was in the final with seattle in 78 and 79 and was mvp in the 79 final then magic came and revolutionized the position BUT dj solidified his hof status of course with the great celtics teams in the 80s
@Skylar-bp6dcАй бұрын
Last 3x MVP so there’s that
@ImportAlАй бұрын
Three STRAIGHT when MAGIC was in his prime no less, Mama's driveway cut Bird short.
@greggibson33Ай бұрын
3 time champ playing against Magic and Jordan.
@josemanuelcaballero1162Ай бұрын
@@greggibson33 And the Bad boys, and Olajuwons Rockets and Pats Ewings Knicks....dont leave them out! Any of these could sweep any NBA team today.
@IsaacMSingleton1Ай бұрын
@@josemanuelcaballero1162dr j and moses malone on the sixers, chuck as a rookie as well at 1 point . Kids think the 80s and 90s weren't loaded. If they knew anything about basketball they would argue mj couldn't beat alot of great teams, but then they have to admit there was great teams in the past 😂 its a catch 22
@josemanuelcaballero1162Ай бұрын
@@IsaacMSingleton1 Yeah, I was watching all them games because you knew almost every team was tough as nails. I mean , later Utah Jazz, with Sto and Malone. The Spurs could be a problem with Dave. And Indiana and didnt the Sonics have Xavier McDaniel and Gary Payton in the 80s? Its just nuts. Then Shaq comes early 90s...boom.
@HZB_33Ай бұрын
If this era is so skilled with young talented players, pls explain to me how a 40yrs old LeBalco Ramone James who doesn’t play defense, always turning the ball over, always injured with ankle soreness, sub par three point shooter and still averaging 25ppg and almost a triple double! Because the league is a joke!!!
@nicozan1608Ай бұрын
if bird is an elite 3pt shooter and the 40 year old is "sub par", i got some bad news for ya pal
@pigs6486Ай бұрын
Because you can carry the ball now when you dribble. Larry was already unstoppable, Imagine he and Magic were allowed to carry the ball and pump fake and take 3 steps, and getting numerous and1s
@user-tl5bk9uv8xАй бұрын
@@nicozan1608doesn’t really matter cause LeBalco won’t have his “records” soon enough he will be exposed for what he has always been. A cheating scum that was willing to do anything to win including roids, joining dwade, joining kyrie, etc. your face of the league is the softest in it and if you search Lebron flops on KZbin you’ll have a pretty long compilation. I know there is no changing Bronsexuals minds because you all are brainwashed but I can’t help but speak the truth.
@chuckyjamesamartin1968Ай бұрын
He's 42% from three this year, just saying. He's not a subpar three point shooter THIS year.
@Reaper13-hi3yoАй бұрын
Because Lebron is the GOAT
@brettlewis2900Ай бұрын
Bird would eat good in this era.. Would be taking 6-7 more attempts a game. He would easily be averaging over 32ppg in todays game. Heck prob even more some seasons.
@KashedАй бұрын
I love when these ex players think they are all that and act like if you weren’t in the league you are dumb and don’t understand basketball when they need non-players to calculate the stats for them. 😂
@MisterPeckingOrderАй бұрын
There is no modern day NBA without Larry Bird and Magic Johnson. They actually put the sport on the map. It’s beyond disrespectful to trash that era.
@seanhat4784Ай бұрын
Imagine the games bird woulda had if reddick had to guard him 😂
@mheiseusАй бұрын
Bird would run him to death, then trash talk him to his face asking "why you putting this white dude on me?"
@ImportAlАй бұрын
Steve Kerr a better shooter than JJ in the plumber era of Drazen Petrovic, Reggie Miller, and Ray Allen.
@ronque23Ай бұрын
Del Curry would whoop JJ’s azz. He really needs to just stfu.
@nasirwalker2191Ай бұрын
None of them are better than jj at shooting threes except maybe Ray Allen
@ImportAlАй бұрын
@@nasirwalker2191 Miller is maybe the best ever contested 3 shooter ever, watch what he did to Knicks. Allen literally won James a chip. Petrovic had 3 seasons over 44% 3 decades ago, Kerr the career 3pt % GOAT
@floyd9727Ай бұрын
@@nasirwalker2191but all are better players no doubt… except Kerr, who was a better shooter…
@Dan_the_Great_Ай бұрын
@@nasirwalker2191Kerr was a good 3 point shooter.
@d.columbia9603Ай бұрын
Jj tends to take birds shooting out of context. Birds 3pt attempts per game often lead the league or were top in the league. He got more accuate as he learned the shot. Coaching and play style limitations existed also. So what bird did was incredibly.
@josemanuelcaballero1162Ай бұрын
Bird standarized 3pt shooting. And this video shows that when healthy and taking more than 5 (like current dudes do) he was smoking even the best today. And even if he wasnt , it does not matter. He was clutchier than anyone. Cooper said it well: fuck stats. Its the consistency making big plays in big moments. Period.
@kawhileonardsburner6792Ай бұрын
Jj is comparing him to ALL TIME GREAT 3PT SHOOTERS NOT HIS ERA
@d.columbia9603Ай бұрын
How good you are compared to your Era is pretty critical. Physicists today know more than Einstein did. However your average physicist is by no means better then Einstein. Bird helped pave the way for the 3 point shot not being viewed as just a novelty. It was Introduced his rookie year and he adjusted his game to accuracy that is still considered excellent by today's standards and regularly lead the league In attempts. So in that context he is much better than a klay, dame, and such. It's disingenuous and ignorant to attempt to judge greatness for all time and ignore context. However sums up jj though.
@josemanuelcaballero1162Ай бұрын
@@d.columbia9603 Exactly, to me being that sciencist is not having the skill but being able to innovate and develop skills, theories and experiments that prove them, that is the mark of a top notch sciencist. I am a physicist myself.
@futureDreamer4Ай бұрын
JJ peaked in college and that's all I am going to say.
@user-oo7uq9zq3bАй бұрын
He didn't even peak in college. He went to Duke. He had nothing but 4/5 star players around him.
@greggibson33Ай бұрын
Irrelevant to the topic.
@user-oo7uq9zq3bАй бұрын
@@greggibson33 far from irrelevant, groupie
@greggibson33Ай бұрын
@@user-oo7uq9zq3b His career 3 pt. percentage was actually higher in the NBA than at Duke. Data counts.
@greggibson33Ай бұрын
@@user-oo7uq9zq3b Groupie of who? At least you tried. 😆
@scorpionJBАй бұрын
Bird was the most feared shooter in the league with money on the line in his prime....period
@aaronsherman91Ай бұрын
There isn’t a single team JJ played on that could touch Larry’s Celtics.
@timelesskoontahАй бұрын
Well jj bird definitely was wayyy better than you...
@greggibson33Ай бұрын
Irrelevant.
@timelesskoontahАй бұрын
@@greggibson33 how is it??
@greggibson33Ай бұрын
@@timelesskoontah Just because he's better doesn't mean he can't have an opinion.
@blacknetsmedАй бұрын
Well not at shooting 3 pointers, no Bird wasn't better than JJ Redick at that.
@timelesskoontahАй бұрын
@@blacknetsmed you have an argument because in bird's era taking a three was almost always a bad shot..but the few he took he had the same average as Reddick with the many he took..so by default if he bird took more he most definitely would have been a better 3 point shooter than Reddick
@Dogon_SSАй бұрын
Bird disrespect is so puzzling to me
@pedrofior2562Ай бұрын
Dude, Bird a monster of a player in all fundamentals of the sport, really. It is insane how any player of this era can be so disrespectful.
@derrickstone4030Ай бұрын
The question is…. If Steph and these other young players never even saw a 3 pt line until they were 22 years old…. Never even shot a 3 until they were legal drinking age, would they still shoot the way they do? 🤔 Killed an entire generations argument with one simple question. Easy 😎
@Andrew-ly6yfАй бұрын
The best comeback to Reddicks nonsense was by Michael Cooper when he said, “when I was on the floor, you wouldnt be on the floor, cuz I’d have locked your ass up!” The man who’s purpose it was to contain Bird would shut all these clowns up
@b-gamer340Ай бұрын
Great video. If Bird took more like in this era, he would have made more. Imagine Reddick talking about Bird
@Taj_RahineАй бұрын
Bird is evidence that people who took a smaller volume of threes generally have a comparatively skewed lower 3 point percentage than someone who shoots more threes. I believe this is because they are generally taking lower percentage 3 point shots more often when they are taking them. Also, 3 point shooting was literally less valuable during Bird's career than they are now. Larry Bird retired before they increased free throws on a 3 point attempt to 3. This drastically changes the strategies available when defending a 3 point shooter. Basically, this is another example of context-less stats being extremely misguiding and unreliable in determining a player's actual ability.
@GMoneyXL1969Ай бұрын
What difference does it make if Bird was a great 3pt shooter or not? His impact in the game will say more about him than a shot that, at one time, was called a gimmick.
@LngLivMamba17Ай бұрын
Shooting is the one thing that JJ did on a pro level and even his analysis of that sucks 😂
@BtwixedАй бұрын
How is this dude allowed on TV with this blasphemy
@c99kfmАй бұрын
Larry Bird won the first three three-point contests consecutively, is the founding member (among 9) of the 50-40-90 club, where he has more seasons than Steph and Reggie. Check the advanced metrics and adjusted shooting data, Steph's highest adjusted 3-pt % season is 130 compared to the rest of the league, while Larry has two seasons at 150+. If Steph is a phenom in comparison to today's league, Bird was a monster in comparison to his. Redick has fallen prey to the "high numbers over time is greater than greatness during peak" LeBron argument. Or knows nothing about 80s basketball.
@shorewallАй бұрын
He knows enough, he is just propagandizing for Lebron.
@kawhileonardsburner6792Ай бұрын
Steph shoots 12 3’s per game, Reggie shot 5 and bird shot 2…
@c99kfmАй бұрын
@@kawhileonardsburner6792 It's a matter of eras, 85-88 Bird was 1st in the league at 3-pointers made AND attempted, while maintaining a 50/40/90 average for the period. What Steph did was showcase how the difference between 40% at 3 is equivalent to 60% at 2, and achievable by non-centers. Before then, the 3-pointers attempted had been rising year by year since their introduction in '79. What Bird did was lead a league which considered the 3-pointer a curiosity, and with no coaches giving the go ahead on it, in attempts and makes on splits that even today are considered elite. He was basically, three-point-wise, the Curry of that era, and was more outstanding as such than Curry is today, is what I'm saying. Is Curry, face to face, BETTER at 3-pointers? Yes. But not better relative to their respective eras.
@fimbulwinter3174Ай бұрын
The intellectual dishonesty is pathetic. Bashing other eras to prop up your own is a joke.
@skillywilly187Ай бұрын
If I need a shot to win the game I'll take michael jordan.. If I need a shot For me to live or die , I'll take larry bird
@kevin123652Ай бұрын
Exactly
@chrisplatt3869Ай бұрын
Unreal these guys have no clue i watched the 80s bird was a assassin and definitely top ten he was all out ballin
@MikeSchmidt969Ай бұрын
Redick always says stupid stuff like this because he's trying to get noticed and be relevant as an analyst. But he's about as average an analyst as he was a basketball player. Back in the 80's the 3 was a gimmick. Pretty much like Redick's analyst career is a gimmick. Dude needs to stick to just providing scores and facts. His opinions are a joke.
@prodbyDUTCHOFGOTHAMАй бұрын
jim brown is considered the best RB ever by many n not once you hear current analyst or ex players trash his era or who he played against to prop up a current player, only in basketball you hear this nonsense, this how jj earned his show with lebron
@iamEricHallАй бұрын
Imagine calling Jim Brown, Reggie White, or Lawrence Taylor a plumber. Or Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis, Holyfield, Frazier, Ali plumbers
@RoDiggity3743Ай бұрын
JJ is being a willful idiot not realizing context. In Birds first few years NOBODY took 3s in the normal flow of the game. You didn't take 3s until the game dictated it. He understands that the 3 is more apart of the game than when we first started in the NBA but he can't understand that the 3 was virtually no part of the game most of Bird's career?
@rpesikАй бұрын
What JJ did was like an average mathematician/scientist of this day, saying that scientists today are better than Sir Isaac Newton. Bird was the grandfather of 3 point shooters!
@bizarroeddie1Ай бұрын
honestly, this is getting disgusting already. What's the point of all this bashing on the 80s and 90s every single day?
@josemanuelcaballero1162Ай бұрын
thats it! The 80s were just cooler! Better movies, music and haircuts;)
@Serching4JerryGarciaАй бұрын
My guess is that it’s Klutch Sports who is behind it and trying to protect LeBron’s legacy.
@SoCalClipАй бұрын
I remember jj being a huge liability during games that they had to bench him occasionally cause of his bricks and never played defense
@jovalleauАй бұрын
The "plumber" of his ERA doesn't think Larry Bird is one of the greatest threats from three point range of all time?
@joshualonghi8313Ай бұрын
Holy fuck i never seen that clip where the ball spun around the rim like that !~ That was amazing i had to watch it a few times!
@paranoia_xoАй бұрын
Wow, the guy who constantly berates the older eras is doing a podcast with LeBron? Say it ain’t so. God, the Klutch Mafia is so absolutely cringe.
@marazificationАй бұрын
How can people talk about the "Super Athletes" and say they would dominate guys like bird when the 2 leaders for MVp this season are Jokic and Luka? Larry would dominate any era just like all the greats
@briandutton939Ай бұрын
remember during the 3 pt contest , he said who's coming in second , who do you want chucking up the shot 2 seconds in a playoff game, larry legend at least top 5 player of all time
@George-dy3ptАй бұрын
In his practice jump suit
@benmurawskiАй бұрын
Great video!
@RealTalkWithArmenАй бұрын
Always great videos 100k right around the corner keep grinding blessings 🫡👊🏻
@capbruhcornАй бұрын
When the stat boys like JJ Reddick are out statted 😂. Great job as always Uncut Hoops!
@huckleberryharrison6248Ай бұрын
To understand the "post-modern" mind set you first need to understand it does nothing but invalidate, dismantle, and offer nothing in return but bitching and moaning. Shitting on Bird when he saved basketball. Great take, JJ.
@eastbee1034Ай бұрын
The three point line started out as a gimmick for goofies they called "specialists"!! And it still is!!
@miquaelross8760Ай бұрын
If Bird was able to shoot as many threes as this present era his percentage definitely goes up.. and will definitely be a top 5 shooter
@jasoncoomer1226Ай бұрын
Current tv ratings of the NBA says this is the WORST basketball for viewers. People enjoyed it as fans MUCH MORE then
@user-wt8gq9bi8mАй бұрын
A guy telling you what he’s gonna do, where he will go, shoots with a left just because he is bored, that’s GREATNESS jj! GREATNESS!!!!
@Ronaldothegoat0728Ай бұрын
When Bird was attempting more 3s in his career he shot a higher percentage.
@courtleyhandy9038Ай бұрын
I bet J. J. Reddick in his prime wouldn't out shoot a prime Bird in this Era and Reddick was known as a "3 pts specialist".
@Serching4JerryGarciaАй бұрын
I’m glad Jerry West clapped back at Redick when he tried to come for him. It was also satisfying watching Kobe cook him in the 09 Finals
@johnsherman4035Ай бұрын
The NBA has been unwatchable since 2017.
@smokeybear8328Ай бұрын
Bird would of broke jj or leflop. They don’t understand how mentally tough this older guys are.
@baloonfart8082Ай бұрын
Watched some early 90s basket ball this weekend, it's a different sport and much more enjoyable to watch.
@mathewsbusiness1263Ай бұрын
Basketball has to be the only sport that disrespects its own history.
@shorewallАй бұрын
Everybody say Thank you, Lebron!
@nettlarryАй бұрын
I've been asking myself how low this could possibly get for a while now. Larry Legend? Was encouraged NOT to take 3s. The clutchest player ever, any sport. 1985 L. Bird 42.3 3P% (NBA Average 28.2%) -> 51% better than the league 2016 S. Curry 45.4 3P% (NBA Average 35.4%) -> 28% better than the league As coop said it: "It's about hitting big shots" JJ is the one who stinks here...
@Scrap-dog8181Ай бұрын
Today’s NBA is unwatchable. Zero defense and uncontested dunks. Pure Garbage.
@mikegreer1599Ай бұрын
He's type is why I don't even watch anymore. Byrd was the reason I watched. Byrd wasn't a three point gunner, he played with a team ... He passed.
@jnwub8227Ай бұрын
JJ needs to know his place
@kalkella8822Ай бұрын
Bird's trash talk alone would break this entire era of players.
@FlamangatangАй бұрын
Bird has said in several interviews that he wished he took LESS threes. So if you put him in this era he’s not gonna start chucking threes. His IQ is off the charts and he understands how to be the most efficient. Which is why his career splits are almost 50/40/90.
@user-bi6ri5ez5tАй бұрын
It's a bit weird JJ is trashing Bird's three point shooting since he himself had the similar issue. JJ is easily top 5 three point shooter had he started playing in 2010. Perhaps he's salty because they keep bringing up other people's three point shooting and never talk about his? Which makes Luka's joke even funnier now.
@therocklauАй бұрын
I like what shaq said back in the days "Lebron vs Jordan? Hold on, when did he pass Kobe?"
@neneshubbyАй бұрын
You know people always look at the past through rose colored glasses. Fans have complained about every single era of NBA basketball since I’ve been following the sport in the 70s. In the 70s they said all the players were on drugs and the games were boring, in the 80s they said the games are only interesting in the last 5 minutes and it’s always the same teams, the Celtics, the Lakers and the Sixers, in the 90s they complained that the game was too physical with the Knicks and other teams, too clutch and grab, in the early 2000s they complained that the game was too Iso oriented and the lane was clogged up and there were no pure shooters left in the game now of course they’re complaining that there’s not enough physicality and there’s too many 3’s and trust me 10 years from now they’ll be complaining about something else and saying how much better the game was in the Curry and LeBron era. I’ve been around long enough to know that’s what sports fans always do. The game was always better 10-20 years ago no matter what sport it is. We just didn’t have social media back in the day to complain about it.
@georgemclaughlin19Ай бұрын
People forget that Larry Bird also worked on his farm in the off-season something Reddick would never do because Reddick would need a basic understanding of hard work first
@TG-ct2uwАй бұрын
JJ such a joke. 4 total years over 16 PPG...Bird every year except 2 were over 20 PPG and those were still over 19 PPG, while also averaging over 45% FG% every year while also playing with many other HOF players...Bird would tell you what he was doing and still do it...if he only lived at the 3 point line, bet you he would have easily been over 30 PPG every year.
@Patque593Ай бұрын
And who’s J.J. Redick wasn’t he a role player 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@MikeM-np4odАй бұрын
I like how people like JJ when bashing older eras ignore that the current Blazers, Wizards, Raptors, Nets, Hornets, Pistons, and Spurs without Wemby are all basically G-League teams
@MrRoda8143Ай бұрын
I would have loved to see Bird trash talk JJ in an actual game and make Reddick try and guard him and fall miserably
@TheRealMichaelPАй бұрын
Journeyman Reddick is a better shooter than bird if you let him tell it
@robglobal1Ай бұрын
Dont even watch those clown analysts anymore. We should not be supporting this circus
@ababner317Ай бұрын
JJ Reddick who is JJ Reddick????? Enough said......
@tomriggs699Ай бұрын
Bird is in my top 5 all time.
@jamesgaffney3873Ай бұрын
Reddick doesn't know anything. Today's NBA bird would average 50
@GoldenbaneАй бұрын
Bird is praised constantly by not only his former teammates but by many rivals and basketball experts as well. Magic, Jordan, Kareem, Rodman, Isiah Thomas, Barkley, and Dr. J have all said he was amazing. Guys who never played him like Bill Russel and Wilt Chamberlain have remarked how they thought Bird was the real deal. Even the beloved current day player, Lebron, has said Larry Bird is in his top three favorite players of all time. Like it or not, like HIM or not, Larry Bird was special and an all time great.
@hashmoncrief69654 күн бұрын
If it wasn't for Magic Johnson and the Rivalry between Larry bird, that saved basketball at the time, Michael Jordan would have never went global.
@phamnhat2925Ай бұрын
If only there was a reverse aging technology for Bird to go back 40 years so we can see him go "hey young fella, good game young fella" on these ingrates.
@raurmanproductions3438Ай бұрын
You can't ignore 50% of the sport which is the defensive side and claim that your era is worth anything...