Meet the Most UNDERRATED PLAYER OF ALL-TIME: Sidney Moncrief

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[@theadoregoode9117]

somebody finally put some respect on my man sidney moncrief name. the second best perimeter defender of ALL TIME!!!

[@Magicstockton]

Theadore Goode who’s number one?

[@johnfollows602]

probably mj or payton

[@marcusblackburn236]

YEP

[@a3per818]

He's probably better than MJ and Payton on defence

[@edwardbenton8323]

Super Sid played both sides of the ball at a very high level, a shame he never got the chance to play on a top NBA team.

[@charold3]

Moncrief is definitely on the short list of most underrated players of all time. He never won a championship or played in a championship game, retired young due to bad knees, and played in a relatively media-poor place. But he should be in the Hall of Fame. He was as good a defensive guard as the league ever saw, he was a very good offensive player, and he was a phenomenal leader. Wake up Hall voters! Put him in there!!!

[@bezllama3325]

He's already there

[@charold3]

@@bezllama3325 Did you see the date of my comment?

[@derrickharris8050]

I totally agree with your video about Moncrief. I used to watch him grow up in LR Arkansas. He's one of my favorite players of all. I'm happy for him getting the call up to the HOF. GO HOGS!

[@mikiec125]

He was a beast. If he'd play today he would have had better stats. No real centers these days. I'm digging your vids. I'm subbing

[@nonsoomezi2404]

Injuries really ruined it. A underrated player led those 80s Bucks teams to sucess in one of the toughest eras of basketball.

[@marcusblackburn236]

EXACTLY 💯

[@emoryaddison8431]

Excellent video and 411 regarding a very under appreciated guy Sidney Moncrief who played the game and competed the right way! He did this n' a small market Milwaukee, but he was well respected by his NBA peers and it is now time for the NBA to recognize his positive impact and legacy on the game...

[@daveroznik2755]

You underrate his offensive game. He was not weak at anything. He had a degenerative knee that the doctors said he would only be able to play 2 years of pro ball at most. During his mostly healthy first 5 to 6 years he averaged over 20 points a game.

[@nameortitle]

Alex English could also be a candidate for this video too

[@mookeychase0907]

Absloutely no player in the 80s scored more points than Alex. Moncreif was my guy I just found out he isn't in the hall. From his second year in the league he was a 20 a game scorer for like 6 seasons. He did so much that didn't show up on the stat sheet like Bobby Jones. He was the first non-big man to win DPOY,back then it was unheard of. I think he should be in the hall he has pretty solid numbers.. 5X Allstar, 5X All NBA, 2X DPOY, 5X All Defense, 15.. ppg 4.7 rpg 3.8 apg not the best but like other players he was a difference maker and made his presence felt...

[@jacopopispola9925]

@@mookeychase0907 it wasn't strange to see a guard won the dpoy, ha won the first 2 dpoys, since the dpoy award was created, perimeter defenders usually won it. Moncrief, Cooper, Roberson, Jordan were the first guys to won it. The first bit man was Eaton

[@mookeychase0907]

@@jacopopispola9925 yeah that is true but tradinyinally and after that we always think of bigs blicking shots ans intimidating guys and altering shots. After Mike the worm won a couple of em and big men started to win it. There was a a string of years when Dave, Hakeem, Dikembe, Zo, Big Ben, Dwight dominated it, KG, Camby, Marc Gasol Tyson and Noah won it once then Kawhi(2x)Draymond then back to the bigs Rudy won the last two. When Ron Artest won it in '03-'04 it was like the first time a non big won it since GP won it in like '96 when they made the finals. You're right tho back then when my guys Sid and Alvin were winning it, the smalls were winning it. I forgot at the start guards were actually winning it…✌️🏽

[@JohnLewis-fz4xq]

Alex played no defense like most of the Nuggets IU used too really like them and AE could about score on anyone

[@itsme5782]

This is my dad!

[@jonathanschroeder5540]

Hello. Thanks for your support for Sid. Perhaps it is this kinds of video that finally got Sid in the Hall of Fame today.

[@marcusblackburn236]

I am from Fayetteville Arkansas and Sydney Moncrief came to Arkansas and gave us some great memories on the hardwood and i was a fan and remember how great he was even the NBA. #LegendaryPlayer

[@CharlesNewton-pj1gq]

I was from Springdale Arkansas. And, I remember watching him play with the Razorbacks. He was part of the original triplets, along with Rin Brewer and Marvin Delph. They helped to put the Razorbacks on the map for men's basketball. And, he took that to the NBA. He could've been chosen by the Lakers. But, in the end they chose Magic Johnson. But, Super Sid was an awesome player. If that he could've played at least six more good years. He would've been in the NBA hall of fame.

[@shawnfarquhar2434]

I loved this guy so much back in the day that all my teammates in high school called me "Sid". A few years ago I was being prepped for surgery (I live in a very small town) and two guys (employees of the hospital) came in and said, "Good Luck, Sid." Blew me away.

[@lifeispearls.agateoysterso6343]

Thank you for the giving of flowers. He's very much slept. Im from Little Rock, Ar Hes from here. His Car Dealership and what he's done for our people in the Community is such of none talked about.

[@WalkerTheSpy]

your intro makes me get chills man good job

[@mookeychase0907]

Sid would lwad them im rebounds in alot of games..

[@dionysise5008]

Moncrief, Dantley, Aguirre, English, King, Gervin.... all great players before mj arived

[@TheFamousMockingbird]

He's in that hall now friend

[@sheltered_k]

Still baffles me why he's not in the bbhof! Massively underrated! Part of those great Milwaukee teams back in the 80s.

[@SoggyMoppenheimer]

He's in now!!

[@garyraymond6658]

Thanks for this video. AWESOME JOB!!! I have a Moncrief memory to share. Years ago Bucks were playing Lakers in LA.. Game is close at the end. Could go either way. Lakers call timeout. Riley in huddle tells Magic to take Moncrief to the hole. Sid proceeds to stop him. Bucks get the ball and call timeout. Bucks win when Moncrief scores layup basically at the buzzer. Those Bucks team were awesome. They just could never obtain another great player that got them past Boston and or Philly in the same year. People forget the Bucks swept out Boston in 83 with a small lineup that they couldn't handle. Boston fixed that by getting Dennis Johnson from Phoenix for last guy on their bench Rick Robey and the old undisclosed amount of cash. Also I would say most of the Moncrief led Bucks teams were better then any team Jordan beat in the finals. Plus they were not 1 year wonders. One of the best teams in any decade that didn't win a title. Lastly they beat Detroit bad when the Pistons were led by Thomas, Tripucka and Long. Detroit just moved ahead by having higher draft picks. If anything Milwaukee was loyal to the players they had and maybe should have moved one of their guards for a bigger player. But that doesn't take away from how good Sidney Moncrief and those Don Nelson led teams were.

[@andybassham2369]

I liked reading that

[@mookeychase0907]

The 82-87 Bucks were one of the best in the NBA back when the East was really thick. They had champs Philly and Boston to contend with along with, Knicks Nets and up and coming Pistons. The West was weak only the Lakers Houston went to the finals in the 80s...salute to Sid and the Bucks...

[@andybassham2369]

The East was like the Oklahoma land race. Just stacked. Everyone was tough. The West was horrid.

[@tj5180]

90s east was great also but 80s were even better on my opinion they had teams like the Knicks celtics also bucks and Cavs lead by price-daughtery and Ron Harper even the bulls and the Sixers

[@mookeychase0907]

@@andybassham2369 indeed my friend

[@mookeychase0907]

@@tj5180 yessir bro

[@erwinjoseph1600]

Sidney Moncrief finally is now in the HOF. Walt Frazier is probably the first great defensive guard in the NBA. Walter Davis I think should also in the NBA very much under rated a 5x All Star, 1978 Rookie of the year and member of the 1976 USA olympic gold medal basketball winning team.

[@mookeychase0907]

Absolutely bro Clyde was a 7x first team all D guy and a killer on offense. Him DJ Gary P MJ Kobe all have Clydes dna.

[@conservativepoliticalforum3485]

Sid is my favorite player of all time. The one thing missing from this piece is the heart Sid played with. You couldn't ask anyone to give more effort and he did it on both ends hurt or not. He also was a good rebounder, between 81-86 He got over 5 boards per game with 2 years at 6.7. Not bad for a 6'4" guard.

[@host2498]

You did some good research for this man nice. but look at T-macs orlando teams vs Sidney's bucks it's not the same lol

[@akeme25]

You gotta do a video on Rolando Blackman. He was the best player on the Mavs teams in the 80s that were perennial playoff contenders even though they were still an expansion team.

[@ckh937610]

I don’t know, as Mark Aguirre was a big time scorer for Dallas as well.

[@eliadler5228]

I like the intro

[@DonC0rleone]

Eli Adler what is the intro it’s fire

[@eliadler5228]

GoodDayy Rainbow at the beginning song

[@kainvidmar5885]

Eli Adler do you know what the song is

[@abdelrahmanelbanna112]

Kain Vidmar Macklemore wings

[@ramanaltre7562]

I would also put Dan Roundfield,Otis Birdsong and Mike Mitchell with Sid.

[@kalaika69]

Young mustard you don’t know what your talking about I don’t mean to be disrespectful but Sidney moncrief was and above average offensive player

[@andybassham2369]

Agreed. He averaged 15.6 a game for a career. Best years, early years, and twilight. Put that into perspective. Joe Johnson. ISO JOE. Made a bazillion $$$'s over his career. What was his career average? 16.0ppg Not a guy you would consider an average offensive player.

[@dsavage2433]

sidney just made the hof couple hours ago

[@Salvatore1268]

Sidney was a Great player, those Bucks teams were really good but ran into those great sixers and Celtics teams

[@marcusblackburn236]

Yep if not for that he would be a NBA champion.

[@jonathanschroeder5540]

One more thing. That was probably Sid’s best year 84-85 but to me I will never forget him playing the 76ers in the playoffs in 1986. It was a Willis Reed moment. It seemed like he could hardly walk and yet he led the team to victory in game 7, against a team that had their number for years in the playoffs.

[@dlxinfinite7098]

I remember that. He used to torch my Sixers

[@platinum_knowledge]

Amen...on point analysis.

[@andybassham2369]

In the 85 playoffs against the Sixers, Terry Cummings shot 52% from the field, 80% from the line, and averaged 25pts a game. Where are you digging this up from?

[@multiklamer]

David Thompson Alex English Joe Dumars three of the most underrated nba players in history.

[@ckh937610]

Fat Lever too...

[@schrapnellcotton3413]

My favorite player back then.

[@georgewagner2352]

Sidney Moncrief was the absolute undisputed leader of those Bucks teams. When you played the Bucks, you game planned for Moncrief. Moncrief was one of the classiest guys in the league and one of the most respected. In his younger days, when he was healthy, he was a great leaper. He was one of the best defensive guards in NBA history. In the 1985 playoffs he OUTPLAYED MJ. OK, OK MJ was a rookie but still Moncrief was better in that series as the Bucks eliminated the Bulls in Chicago. MJ praised Moncrief after the series, stating how Moncrief chased him all over the court.

[@thomasbridges7323]

Hell of a game college team was great to watch who didn't like his college team as well as his team mates that's

[@paksta]

This channel’s going places.

[@reidkuliga4955]

Thanks got he got inducted in the class of 2019

[@fgamez1857]

Thank You Yung Mustard. What drew me to view this video is that, I know Whom Sidney Moncrief is. Thank You for sharing this info. These numbers Do Not Surprise me. I totally agree with you..... maybe not better " Shooting guard '. ..better than Reggie. ? I dont think so JM. Thank You ... Awesome Highlights. ...Takes me back .

[@piolorenzoperez5277]

Make a video about bernard king. Probably the most underrated scorer of all time!

[@ric2097]

Im not sure i can say he was more underrated then Bobby Jones , Mark Price or Tom Chambers..but right there with them

[@xavierwashpun951]

D Wade without the rings 💪🏾

[@kirkmuhammad1343]

He started and was the first to do the euro step

[@iisnipeforfundenis1450]

yo someone please tell me the intro mucic vid.or the song name please

[@xaviersenining6242]

Yung Mustard is the Sydney Moncrief of KZbin

[@adivliebstein3146]

What's the name of the song in his intro it's🔥

[@youdigmyvideos]

Does anyone know What the song in the backgound is?

[@kainvidmar5885]

What's the intor song I like how it sounds

[@keithboyd1847]

Sidney Moncrief Hall high School Little Rock

[@mercermike49]

To the author;: You are clueless... He's going to the NBA Hall of Fame... I saw him play... You are just guessing... He was awesome on both sides of the ball..

[@dlxinfinite7098]

My fav moment...Sid met Magic up top...and rejected that shit...the "Mongoose" and Stockton are truly underrated

[@oliverferreirajr3616]

I definitely agree fu nba hof crap Sidney 1 in my eyes

[@jackjudah5]

Intro music????

[@Slixk2good]

Intro song?

[@erinpulchinski9042]

I get it but what about curry defense

[@hiphophead4891]

That title goes to Moses Malone

[@andybassham2369]

Maybe to youngsters who think maybe he's like Karl Malone's cousin or something. No way Moses could ever be considered underrated.

[@christopherbrownlee4587]

I feel same way about Mark Aguirre

[@andybassham2369]

Mark Aguirre would fall under the table, unless you were someone having to play against him. Then you'd know

[@marcusroberts6332]

*Chris Bosh??*

[@chubbychuckle]

Please stop

[@andybassham2369]

What about Bosh? Like a poor man's C-Web maybe?

[@missjerseyz2008]

Dumar, Miller, Mullins, Rodman should not have been in the Hall before Sid Moncrief. How was he not a first time inductee. I would have lost all my money betting that he was already in the HOF

[@OldSchool3pts]

Sidney is a good pull, my #1 would be Elgin

[@michaelharris7918]

GEORGE MIKAN IS THE MOST UNDERATED PLAYER OF ALL TIMES I SAID IT💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@dirtydan1697]

Mark Price?

[@andybassham2369]

Mark Price was underrated. He was a solid small point guard and a great shooter flooded in the East chocked full of talent. And since he never won anything, he never got a lot of credit. Put Stockton on the Cavs and Price on Utah for their careers and watch the tide change.

[@dirtydan1697]

Andy Bassham Yeah no capp

[@ashmerch2558]

Yung Mustard subscriber # 9,642

[@lukacalov1988]

Dwyane Wade is the most underrated player ever imo

[@clydetheglidetop5sgtop10du7]

Luka Calov most ppl consider him a top 3 SG ever so no he's def not

[@manman0512]

Lol how

[@nehemiahsturdivant4869]

Bernard king?

[@andybassham2369]

He's not underated. Everyone knows about Bernard

[@falayecondeakaasaprockyjr8128]

First nigggaaaaaa

[@sleeve9097]

He's not in the hall of fame because he's not famous