NBA Legends on How good Reggie Miller was

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[@jymiller31]

Not only one of the greatest shooters of all time, but also one of the greatest leaders of a franchise. My hero never left his kingdom. Respect and appreciate Reggie.

[@martinbarford1052]

you are so right my friend-- reggie could dribble away from the basket when being heavy guarded- spin in the air- pick up the basket sometimes off balance and score-- never seen anything like it--- you also make the important point that reggie was loyal to his team when some of the players today seem more like hired guns-- he is my hero as well

[@Zamppa86]

Reggie Miller was so good that when someone mentions Indiana Pacers Reggie Miller is the first thing that always pops into one's mind.

[@pbandj37]

Grew up in Indy and my dad had Pacer season tickets from 1982-99. I was there the night Reggie was booed at the draft party because the Pacers did not take Steve Alford. My dad learned over to me and said, "Give him a chance." And we did. And for so many years I got to watch Reggie at MSA from Section 8, Row A, seat.105. Worth every penny (of my dad's pennies....I did not pay for the seats). Met Reggie numerous times too. Super chill guy off the court, but on court was a different story.

[@alopez1571]

GM knows better than fans. Steve Alford just played 169 games in his career.

[@pbandj37]

Steve Alford was a nice dude....but he waa not, and never will be, Regfie Miller. Donnie Walsh was 10000% correct in taking him.

[@bryanallen8851]

Reggie was severely underrated because of a guy who played in Chicago at the time and one who played in Los Angeles later on.

[@randyho8315]

Was it dennis rodman, and derek fisher?

[@siircartiier]

@@randyho8315 steve kerr and eddie jones?

[@goldenhamon6749]

Lol Michael & Kobe

[@alexandercoffman8319]

@@goldenhamon6749 -I Agree, t00 funny.

[@nigelbarnes7904]

dude could barely score 25 a season how was he underrated?

[@ezraprzytyk]

As someone who loves old school basketball but is only 23, I've learned so much from this channel.

[@MasterRoshi8974]

That's awesome 👍

[@DevinShawn]

Same, also 23 and loving everything I've seen on this channel 💪🏽

[@Bleatmop]

That's awesome. I watched many these moments live and I think it's great that it's getting shared with the next generation. I wish there was something like this channel when I was growing up so I could have learned more about the legends before my time.

[@RemoWilliams1227]

@@Bleatmop couldnt agree more I grew up on 80s 90s but would have loved to see the 60s 70s guys like this as a kid

[@rstepney63]

THE GUYS OF TODAY CANT TOUCH THE OLD SCHOOL, SEE THEY PLAYED BEFORE GETTING THE BAG BUT TODAY THEY GET THE BAG FIRST BEFORE PROVING THEMSELVES!

[@76JStucki]

I grew up in Chicago so obviously I was a Bulls fan and MJ is my GOAT....but I have so much respect for Reggie. Fierce competitor, great clutch shooter, made the Bulls really earn that last trip to the Finals. Only one who pushed MJ and the Bulls to a game 7. This guy will kill ya at the end of a close game. One of the greatest to never get a ring.

[@packersdog]

Also a great leader. He was the figurehead of a very successful small market franchise for well over a decade.

[@Emac000]

Thank you for your comment I always felt Reggie was so underrated I would’ve loved seeing him playing in a big market but the Bulls were the Bulls and they kept a lot of greats from winning a ring

[@sshepard94]

Great seeing Pacers #31 getting some respect! Another thing that doesn't get mentioned often is that Reggie played his entire career for Indiana despite likely having opportunities to play or make more money elsewhere. He was loyal to the organization and the fans in Indiana and we absolutely miss hearing "Reggie for thrrreeeeeeeeee!" during game broadcasts.

[@theconscientiousperfecter]

Seeing Steph Curry giving Reggie props...makes sooooooooooooooooo much sense! I have always said if Reggie played today he would love all the 3 point shooting going on...it would truly be Miller time!

[@kennychi681]

When saw him scored 8points in 9sec, I was stunned for few minutes in front of TV after the games over

[@maxalexander670]

I am from México and watching mostly Chicago Bulls games (MJ era), I was amazed when I saw Reggie Miller's clutch shots, specially in close games. I even bought the blue jersey of him...got nothing but respect for Reggie "Mr Clutch" Miller.

[@jeyrascall2062]

Reggie Miller is my favorite player ever. I was in tears when he became a hall of famer

[@gothamcityarcade]

Reggie Miller is my favorite player of all time.. Being a New York Native it was hard to walk around the hood aka neighborhood with his Champion Jeresy on... Then I also pattern my game like his because in New York there wasnt a lot shooters that can do what he did.. Tuank you for making this video this brought back alot of memories...

[@BSME2010]

Master of the "Dagger Three" and one of the greatest clutch shooters of all time. Loved watching him play.

[@bigbird7838]

Reggie was a skinny bad ass ! ☔️ 3s on ya !!!

[@marksc1929]

Reggie was so much fun to watch ...him going off on Spike. ..I'm so fortunate to be at the right age to have witnessed the games .

[@maxdobasquete]

Dude, I have always been a huge MJ fam... But you gotta RESPECT Reggie Miller A LOT! 8:05 that shove and three was one of the very best plays of all time!!!

[@johnhansen7499]

The winning shot against the celtics where he ran down the game announcers tables, Tommy heinsohn and Mike Gorman were calling the game. I remember that like it was yesterday. I used to hate him...lol Now, after those days have gone by I have to say, 'he was great'! He was so clutch at the end of the game!

[@Fernando-fr5cu]

Bird, Reggie Miller, Ray Allen, Steph Curry, Klay Thompson are the Mount Rushmore of pure shooters bar none.

[@Amick44]

Walter Davis, Jerry West, George Gervin & Mark Price are right there too.

[@chrishouterman4772]

This channel is like a treasure trove of information for those of us who were too young to see/remember most of this awesome old school ball (born in 94). Keep it coming man!

[@dirtydirtmcgogurt]

If you havent seen the ESPN 30 for 30 doc, "Reggie Miller Vs. The New York Knicks"... go watch it. One of my favorite sports doc's ever. SIDE NOTE: John Starks hasn't aged at all. He looks the exact same!

[@CharlesWolfman314]

Reggie and the pacers were my team as a kid!

[@cole8165]

Great video! “Miller Time” was the man!!

[@bigface26]

Reggie was "mr buckets" could get and make his shot anywhere on the court. One of my fav players.

[@delta8kitty491]

"The balls pop out of his mouth" - mr buckets ad

[@jacobenke7936]

HIs offball movement was insane, he never stopped running.

[@dancrews7769]

He's my favorite SG of ALL-TIME! The way that he carried them to the playoffs year after year

[@king_david_fitness4736]

Finally a video on my man REGGIE!!

[@robertbolivarr8363]

Big fan of Reggie Miller. I used to wake up at 4am just to watch this guy back when I was living in another part of the world.

[@HeatingUp1000]

Yes thank you for this one!!!REGGIE MILLER 💛 💙

[@kw03648]

So glad I found your channel. I love old school basketball and your videos are awesome

[@jazzmonk5670]

Although, I grew up a die hard Chicago fan, Reggie was known as Killer Miller in my house. Killer Miller was a shooting purist!

[@shanebone13]

Yes!!!! Finally did my favorite player of all time!!! Thanks brother, keep these coming!

[@Balraj.G.]

Reggie Miller was a machine and could definitely shoot!! ✊🏽✊🏽

[@Exposetheluciferianagenda]

Reggie was and is still the man! So many majestic memories. That old pacers uniform was fire 🔥. Completely disagree with Shaq. I love Allen but can’t compare him to Reggie

[@kkirk1381]

Completely agree - Reggie was more ruthless!!!

[@timmyharrison9930]

Reggie’s one of the most clutch shooters ever. I’d put him just behind Bird. He’s definitely top 5 greatest shooters of all time.

[@timmyharrison9930]

@@kkirk1381 Reggie was a killer

[@kkirk1381]

@@timmyharrison9930 I’d definitely agree with him being one of the top 5 shooters of all time!!!

[@Exposetheluciferianagenda]

@@timmyharrison9930 absolutely

[@SmellyFartSoHard]

He is the opposite of Luka. People tend to disrespect him because of his slender physicality yet produce a great career in the tough era

[@maxdobasquete]

Thank you Sean! And you've earned this like!

[@bigface26]

Nice job on these videos man!

[@e24mpwr]

Magic was on-point w/ his comments.

[@caseyrayharris.esquire489]

So thankful I got to see him play live

[@leebrunk4390]

Man, that fifteen second stretch when he went Larry Joe on the Knicks to literally steal the playoff win... I don’t think anybody will ever top that highlight reel!

[@biggiethorpe6900]

Reggie and the Pacers had great great battles against the Knicks, Bulls and Heat.

[@ktapreswreckd921v9]

Agreed. Too bad fans don't get to see rivalries like that in today's NBA.

[@biggiethorpe6900]

@@ktapreswreckd921v9 I agree with you 100%

[@madzyul_4782]

Reggie was an assassin. Pioneer and master of the 3 pts shooting.

[@OldHenryLee]

I couldn't stand Mr. Miller when he played. The attitude & especially the leg kicks trying for cheap fouls. ... Total flopper as well. Nowadays though, I dig him. Great broadcaster & loved catching him on the Dan Patrick Show back when it was on TV (don't believe it is now?). ... Something about his personality is somehow or another comforting to me.... Can't properly articulate why ... just is. All in all, great dude & a great clutch player.

[@seanheffron8444]

As a Knick fan we loved and hated Reggie at the same time. Hated him more but we can't do nothing but appreciate he never gives up, he is i.m.o. the greatest shooter. We know what he did to Spike Lee and the Knicks! *Sean I was wondering if you can do a video on Reggie's friend (lol) John Stark's on how good he would be in the NBA today? I'm curious for your expert opinion. I honestly don't know how good he would be today?

[@hardwoodgems]

This was the Eastern Conference team I rooted for the most for growning up.

[@MichaelCorleone562]

Reggie my all time fave. People know I'm a real fan cuz I'm the only person here in LA rockin Pacers gear. I get talked to about it all the time lol

[@randyho8315]

True fan never fear of the true color, kudo to you buddy

[@Madbass64]

Went to school with Reggie and his sister Cheryl in elementary and Jr High. I can tell first hand that those two from a young age where outstanding athletes. Cheryl probably got more attention but Reggie was no less of an athlete. I’ll always remember him hitting ten free throws in a row on sports day in sixth grade, on the ten foot rim. Like it was nothing.

[@kenb2018]

I knew the first time I seen him he was going to be great and if he could've had a full career he would've had some of the best numbers of all time. (Ken)

[@ruehled]

more great content and proper respect for one of the greatest

[@manamax11]

Reggie is a legend of this game, so good so charismatic, so efficiently LEGEND! I'm my opinion he have something more than Ray (that I love too) but Ray admiteD... REGGIE IS REGGIE!

[@gametourny4ever627]

I love Reggie! He was the man. This is way out of left field and I am not a huge fan of the WNBA but any chance you could do a video on Cheryl Miller? I have heard numerous stories how she was better than Reggie and was just and outstanding Basketball player. Would love a story about that if at all possible.

[@abovenbeyondlimits81]

Yesss I hear d he couldn’t like really beat her til he was maybe in the league . Haha , she was a beast

[@tylerwilliams8455]

ESPN 30 for 30 Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs the New York Knicks. You’re welcome

[@greezythumb]

Cheryl probably could have played in the NBA. She was that good. She would have pretty much destroyed the WNBA.

[@ericbarnett852]

I love the intro!

[@ericwolfe5359]

finally! I was all about reggie vs the knicks.. thanks for getting interviews i havent seen yet, like starks

[@jkings7921]

Imagine Reggie Miller in this Era? He would do numbers man. I an thinking 32 a game. He would be unstopabble with all that movement without the ball this dude had.

[@chrisoverbey7232]

Think about the fact that Reggie put up Hall of fame numbers on 13 field goal attempts, and 5 three point attempts. Steph Curry shoots that much in 1 half.

[@pbandj37]

In the words of Slick Leonard, "BOOM BABY!!!"

[@timmyharrison9930]

Growing up I wanted to be like Mike, he’s was my guy. But, I also wanted to shoot like Reggie. Playing juniors up to seniors in the late 80’s to 90’s everyone on the team wanted #23 so our coach said no one can have it, so I got #31 because of Reggie. My coach used to crack it when I launched a 3😂😂. I still have my jersey.

[@frozentspark2105]

It's Millertime BOOM BABAY!!!!

[@skipodap1]

My favorite nba player of all time

[@rt90s60]

Love collecting jerseys and Reggie Miller is my all time fav NBA player....can not find a Reggie jersey in Australia 😡 J.Rose, R.Smits even once but no REGGIE!!! It's an outrage as an old Aussie fan...

[@scott402]

One of the greatest clutch shooters of all time

[@mr.hester5671]

Reggie is an all time great player and hands down one of the best shooters of all time... if he had played in today’s NBA, he would have averaged 30 pts a game easily

[@ljhouston577]

My favorite player

[@rbb9753]

Now, let me preface this by saying that I am not sure how this statistic was defined, nor what the final career stat was. But at one time, in playoff games, Reggie Miller was 20 for 21 in “clutch shots” in the fourth quarter and overtime. Just sit back and let that marinate for a minute

[@lizfinkelstein1323]

The Knick Killer.

[@dabearcub]

I’ll say this, I’ve never seen a john starks interview post retirement where he doesn’t seem like the sweetest most down to earth dude ever. I’m saying this as a Bulls fan!

[@joehooker7522]

90s version of Klay run run run come of screens and nail a 3 rarely dribbling. This was before the league went to everyone shooting 3s. Reggie would take 12 a game in 2021

[@abrahamjackson6019]

Ray Allen was not better than Reggie Miller I'm sorry. Reggie is criminally underrated

[@ContextReallyMatters]

I love Reggie Miller

[@shotgunarms]

John Starks was no joke either. hate him or love him...I always thought he was kind of a punk, but his skills were undeniable....also 05:33 pride bfore the fall hahaha

[@Amick44]

Starks was a battler. You know he relished playing MJ, Reggie even though they usually came out on top. Definitely appreciated Starks.

[@Chromegrillz]

Miller time!

[@greezythumb]

Shaq once again showing his shoe size basketball IQ level. Reggie was the best assassin from outside since Larry Bird.

[@Purlypurlington]

I don’t think ray turned up what Reggie did I think he just did what ray did. Steph took Reggie to the next level the best player in the team is a great jump shooter

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

2:50 Hmmm, wonder who Reggie learned THAT "constant motor" from - even before his idol became his coach....

[@dinewalton]

In the 90s Reggie was a fringe all star, only a good player but not an elite player and never got an MVP vote. If Reggie played today, he would easily be a top 5 player and get significant MVP votes for multiple years.

[@Solo413]

"About the Ginna Paceuhs and the New York Knicks"

[@cobrathecobra3398]

There's only a few people that I would give the ball to in a clutch situation over Reggie. None of them still play. Jordan and Bird and probably the only two. Not saying I'd pick him to start my franchise over everybody else, but in the clutch you can't go wrong with Miller Time.

[@FuShengAlex]

If its a 3 point shot thats needed then hes better than either Bird or Jordan there

[@cobrathecobra3398]

@@FuShengAlex Not better than Bird at threes. Bird would have told Reggie where he was going to hit the game winner on him.

[@FuShengAlex]

@@cobrathecobra3398 agree to disagree. Bird although he had a very good shooting form he really didn't shoot a lot of 3s for his career. For the first half of his career he rarely took the shot. And by the time he started taking more, he was past his prime and injury prone. Reggie hit a lot more big time clutch point shots in both the regular season and playoffs for his career than Bird did

[@cobrathecobra3398]

@@FuShengAlexReggie is not mentioned in the same breath as Bird when discussing overall careers. Show me a time when Reggie clutched his way to a ring, and I'll concede Reggie over Bird. If all there is is clutch shots only to be disappointed later than I have to give the ball to a champion. Reggie is one of my favorites. But, you have to take the head of a champion before you get the ball over the champion

[@cobrathecobra3398]

@@FuShengAlex unless you're on LeBron's team. He's going to pass it to you for sure

[@slateslater136]

I loved Reggie Miller! 😎

[@rcrbrewster7840]

1:35 Start

[@green285]

Best movement away from the ball too

[@carlscott7533]

Niiice!

[@coachcarter8238]

Fun fact: Reggie Miller and Chris Mullin were in the same movie.

[@rucianapollard4057]

What movie

[@tmac0440]

John Starks was not on the bench, by the way. How could he forget that considering he was fouled immediately after Reggie's 2 3's.

[@MrMagnaniman]

Reggie Miller is one of the greatest things to ever happen to the state of Indiana. That man deserved a championship, but it says a lot about his character that he stayed in Indiana his whole career. I hope the undying devotion and adoration of Hoosiers is a worthwhile substitute. It would be fantastic if you could get him on your show sometime. Also, *ANYONE* in the 50-40-90 club should be a shoo-in for top 50 players. Just sayin'.

[@MrMagnaniman]

Also also, the 1998 Bulls v. Pacers series in the Eastern finals is probably the most entertaining, intense basketball you will ever see. Bron's comeback in '16 is probably the greatest series of all time, but several of those games were just blowouts. Every single game in the '98 EC finals was a nailbiter with the home team eeking out a win in every game.

[@joehooker7522]

Lol when was Starks ever in that mode like Reggie

[@paroleviolater3145]

When starks was on he could shoot the lights out, problem was when he was off, he was really off... he definitely wasn’t Reggie but he had his moments

[@TRONMAGNUM2099]

In today’s nba Reggie would get 40 to 50 a night.

[@calebroca5134]

That’s a stretch but he’d be averaging around 30 for sure.

[@aryanahangar6354]

Cap

[@tustari]

And that foo Jimmy Highroller or whatever his name is says that Reggie Miller is overrated lol! Just shows how modern NBA fans don't really understand the game.

[@jrr___7902]

2nd best shooter ever, behind only The Legend.

[@JohnSmith-en8vx]

Reggie was a poor man’s George Gervin. He was a great player by any measure.

[@natalieps2387]

You know how close the pacers could have been to a dynasty? If the lottery was not instituted ewing was a pacer. They were the worst team so if not for that lottery ewing was going there & they drafted reggie 2 years later. Ewing got to the finals w/o second perennial all star twice. Reggie once but he had a sometime all star in smits. I wish miller & ewing teamed up in the east bc instead of their teams knocking eachother out every year theyd be together & would have beat the bulls. The bulls had zero answer for ewing which is why those series were so tough. Miller could compete with jordan. Not be better but get his 25 to 30 in the playoffs. During the free agency bonanza in 96 I was stunned the Knicks did not offer reggie the moon to come to ny & instead got houston. Ugh. Plus I learned reggie's wife was an aspiring actress & model & hated living in Indiana. If I was the Knicks I would have appealed to him about his wife coming to nyc as well. Reggie also had his home burned down. I gotta give ewing & reggie credit they never jumped ship. They both wanted to beat jordan not join him. As historians goes for a dynasty or just to win a title bc the 90s had so many hof stars u needed 2 hof guys. The jazz had that & still could not get it done. Maybe bc Stockton was the assist guy. Maybe they needed a hof sg. The pistons imo had the best back court ever in dumars & thomas & laimbeer while a sociopath which is too bad bc he was a good player. He could give u 27 on a given night. He set picks well & was great help on defense. He did not have to play dirty. Then u had rodman & mahorn on the fwd spots & vinnie the microwave johnson off the bench. That team could have 4 peated. They won the finals imo until that b.s. phantom call at the end when jabar missed the skyhook. In 87 thomas just had a rare lapse & instead of any player looking at the daly screaming for a time out Isiah rushed a pass in way off where bird stole it & give dj major credit for cutting fast to the basket & made a tough layup on 2 guys. If they won that which was in the bag the celtics were not winning game 6 in detroit esp with parish suspended.

[@IENetworkTV]

it drives me nuts when people say Klay Thompson is better than Reggie miller Klay Thompson is Allen Houston with defense Klay could never be your best player and you be a championship threat the pacers had one scoring threat and every team knew it and you still couldn't stop him

[@cliffbooth1029]

Shaq thinks it’s about Ray Allen

[@lowkeytalented2288]

Why do u have your own watermarks over videos that are already copywriter by the NBA? You’re stealing their videos for your own use so why care if somebody else uses your video?

[@BGZMNDM]

Reggie choked in 2002 against Yugoslavia in the quarterfinals.Only honorable mention on him from me. :)

[@smitavijayanitani]

better than stockton i will debate anyone

[@sammysam2615]

Two different positions. As a shooting guard, yes. Stockton was a point guard; so it's irrelevant

[@smitavijayanitani]

@@sammysam2615 i am a huge stockton fan and i got him 25 all time but i got reggie 23 but i love em both

[@iisimmaii556]

He was the greatest before Steph

[@patricaeichler2144]

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[@antoniolau8762]

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[@kg21bestpf94]

Ray Allen > Reggie

[@patrickbrewer8189]

Was Ray Allen ever the face of a franchise for 20 years? Coatt-tailed a championship. Good shooter but he was no Reggie

[@kg21bestpf94]

@@patrickbrewer8189 Ray Allen >>> Reggie...I like Reggie but Ray could score more and do more like drive to the basket.