Lou Williams: 6th Man Legacy, Allen Iverson's Impact, Kobe's Final Team, Creativity Crisis in NBA

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@CalyCal Ай бұрын

Anytime I see Lou I’m clicking, solid dude

@oj-2258 14 күн бұрын

💯

@waynekerr67 Ай бұрын

Still calls him coach. Respect

@justingrant4860 Ай бұрын

B Scott and Mark Jackson's pods are highly underrated

@Davivd2 28 күн бұрын

I always loved Sweet Lou's approach to the game. This guy was crafty as all hell. Sweet Lou and Sedalle "the thief" Threatt are the 2 craftiest players that I've ever seen. The NBA needs more guys like this in the league today. He was one of the last guys with the old school mentality. That's why he and Byron can chop it up like this. I hate to be that old man saying: "back in my day.... " but damn these young guys today are missing something that the league had going on for like 60 years straight. There was a lineage and respect from young to old, and old to young that is dying off. It really hurts me to see that as a fan because it was one of the reasons why I liked basketball over football and baseball.

@shawnstanley9620 Ай бұрын

Lou Williams had Allen Iverson and kobe ,two different game changers Allen was Rockstar and kobe workaholic and mamba mentality. Lou lived in the cinema

@ericcaesar5457 Ай бұрын

Lou Williams artist, that's signed to his label is DOPE... that dude is talented... I've seen several of his videos.. he's definitely dope...

@WhopTBB Ай бұрын

FACTS!!!!

@purple-reign1027 11 күн бұрын

Two of my favorites, solid no bs dudes.

@pauldube1118 16 күн бұрын

It's gotta be the algorithm cause this is high quality content for such low views, hugely appropriate both of y'all 🙏

@mateoschmidt5888 Ай бұрын

“I finally got my Kobe experience” 🤣

@sdu0023 Ай бұрын

This is amazing, one of the best episodes

@erikjansen8597 Ай бұрын

Love the discussion about the state of the game. I would argue to eliminate the 3pt line and/or reinstate the hand check rule.

@leorocker180 28 күн бұрын

Lou is a cool cat man... I catch him on Run it back w Michelle Beadle and Chandler Parsons, they do a great job

@interstateinf1627 Ай бұрын

Grant Hill & T-Mac man some the biggest if’s in SPORTS History not just basketball

@anthonyw895 Ай бұрын

And Penny

@bradbump2591 Ай бұрын

Lou always give Lito & Trip love

@ohgeyeah Ай бұрын

I got some Lou Will shoes...very nice pair 2

@ntobekomtimkulu239 Ай бұрын

Nick called 🧢 on Lou’s version of the “Kumbaya” story … I’m curious if Lou got a response 😅

@pikaqgg2129 Ай бұрын

I like to listen louwill talking

@hoopstarhighlights Ай бұрын

🔥🔥lets goo

@nbarealtalker Ай бұрын

During Iverson’s era, they did bend the rules to allow for more entertaining offence, but there was also much more stringent defence. Then they brought back zone to leverage the defence back against the looser rules. However, today the NBA just gets rid of rules or ignores them all together in order to advantage offence over anything else. By today’s standards, Iverson never carried the ball once in his career.

@kevthehulk Ай бұрын

Timestamps? 🙏

@soulofamerica Ай бұрын

There is medical science that athletes need more rest between days to reduce injuries. I hope the NBA reduces to 78 games and lengthens the season by 3 days. That change can cut average back-to-backs from 13.5 down to 7-8. Given the rise in streaming, broadcast & gambling revenue the NBAPA, GMs, and owners should be satisfied. I also hope that the NBA eliminates Defensive 3 Seconds and continues tightening up Traveling calls. I have some great data on this.

@aleksandarhadjov8536 Ай бұрын

Sweet Lou man great interview BScott Im just mad at Lou's top 5 rappers come on man no Pac,Nas,BIG,Em, you said Rick Ross??? Other then that it was a great interview fr respect to Sweet Lou

@regulargold7065 Ай бұрын

Hey producers, take the time to label the topics and time stamp them.

@christophermauro-barias7451 Ай бұрын

23:31 thats so kobe rofl

@NosBigful Ай бұрын

man Kobe is the guy one of the best who ever do it , but the thing about nick young and D-Lo Kobe was a liittle bit wrong to stop the meeting . Team chemistry is really important for team to win

@Captinofthemudslayer Ай бұрын

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@christophermauro-barias7451 Ай бұрын

28:36 ahhhh hearing these stories makes it so frustrating and so bitter sweet. if Kobe didnt get his career ending injury he still could have competed at a high level every year but his body kept failing him. so sad. I remember int he off season almost every year during his prime he would go to germany and get injections in his leg/ knee for the start of the next season. cuz his body just wouldnt match his work ethic. Its why im so jealous of Lebron and his longetivty and waht if Kobe had that body/ longevity but kept his killer work ethic.

@disheemthomas4553 4 күн бұрын

You're right, Kobe was still lethal until those injuries back 2 back. & even Lebron's build has much benefited from routine load management & annual million dollar maintenence, allegedly. Kawhi has a similar build 2 him & has not been able 2 recover from early on major injury. Kobe probably put more strain on his body than any player ever. So, considering his longevity which is still on the greater end, he may have been able 2 have played much longer if he had dialed it back. But Knowing Kobe's mentality, he would've never had it any other way.

@anthonygreen2962 Ай бұрын

Hearing how Lou responded to B.Scott’s question about the 1 on 1 match against Jamal Crawford and who won, I think Jamal was the winner. Sorry Lou.

@Balraj.G. Ай бұрын

NBA has become so boring to watch nowadays. No wonder people are only watching the highlights. I used to love watching the whole game when it was the late 80s and 90s, even early 2000’s was decent. The game has evolved but I don’t think it’s as entertaining as it used to be. The thing that I always found entertaining was how the scorer would score with such tight defence against them. Seeing the hard fouls was fun. Now the referees are way too sensitive! 👍🏽

@soulofamerica Ай бұрын

Kobe, KG & LeBron would have benefited from 1 year in college. I wish Lou, T-Mac, Jermaine O'Neal & Howard went to college for 2 years.

@fkillah Ай бұрын

No, they were ready for the nba

@soulofamerica Ай бұрын

@@fkillah Of course they were NBA-ready and they earned HOF careers. My point is they would have "benefited" from 1 year of college. Magic and T. Thomas benefited from 2 years of college. I saw Kobe's rookie year. He was disruptive to the Lakers' offense because he was always trying to show that he could put up points rather than getting points in the flow of tie offense. LeBron would have benefited from more Free Throw and Midrange practice. Unlike the other 2, KG entered at 19 years 4 months as a string bean. After another 8-9 months of weight training and strength diet, he would have entered the NBA more like Tim Duncan.

@fkillah Ай бұрын

20 plus years in the league and LeBron still doesn’t have a jump shot or free throw so what makes you think a few years in college would have done? Kobe was handcuffed by Del Harris and Jerry West let Harris go because he was impeding Kobe’s growth. Kobe, Garnett, and LeBron all had incredible careers. And Kobe and LeBron are considered to be in the GOAT conversation so how would they have benefitted from college when looking at what they have accomplished. If anything, players like them would have been impeded in college. Some people need college, but not them

@silewis9396 Ай бұрын

@fkillah Saying Lebron doesn't have a jumpshot is straight up false. The guy shot 41% from 3 last year and shot the league average numerous times over not to mention drawing up his own catch and shoot game winners. I like a good hoops debate but this is terrible.

@fkillah Ай бұрын

@@silewis9396when the league is catered to all offense and no defense you get inflated stats. That’s why scoring and shooting averages are way up. So why when unguarded, his free throw average is still garbage? Good debates are fine, but your myopic view is terrible. Moreover, LeBron shot 32% in 2022/2023 and has a career average of 35%. So that 41% which is this year, on such a small sample size is an outlier. And it’s about time he shot the league average after only 20 plus years and playing no defense. What a shooting achievement!!