Patrick Ewing SCHOOLS Young Shaq - GIANT Duel Highlights (1994.02.06) - Ewing with 32 Pts!

Patrick Ewing 32 Pts 9 reb, Shaquille O'Neal 22 Pts 13 reb 5 Blocks Full Highlights | Orlando Magic vs New York Knicks | February 6, 1994 | 1993-94 NBA Season | HOH Throwback
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[@CikaDraza]

Is it just me or did basketball back then look so much more competitive, physical and fun.

[@miguelsolis1169]

You really had to earn your money that's why. Dudes like eric Fournier getting paid like 80 mill. They fucken finsessing us really but nah. Talent is too great at the moment and only because guys like kd want to Join 73-9 team a team who went back to back finals and just added #1 center before injury.

[@joecap2919]

The 80s and 90s were far better basketball than today. Bigger , stronger guys and no flopping.

[@miguelsolis1169]

@@joecap2919 bugger faster stronger ha fucken idiot 💀 Giys are stronger faster now I kniw middle schoolers on my cousins team doing windmills lmao ballers sjiot better inside am doutside and bug man are crossing over guys like kyrie lmao you're an idiot.

[@orthotech9758]

It was a hell of a lot more competitive that's for sure. The Bad Boys ushered in the defensive era and throughout the 90's defense is what won games. In the mid-90's games were low scoring and some were boring, especially the '94 finals when the average scores were Houston 86.1 and New York 86.9. That finals was painful to watch. Thank goodness for OJ Simpson in the Ford Bronco to distract me from the game 5 snooze fest. The Cleveland Cavs made it to the playoffs one season holding the ball for 20 seconds per possession averaging 87 points per game. The NBA was losing fans and money, so to produce more offense, for two seasons the NBA moved the three point line up, eliminated hand checking from the end line to the opposite foul line, and stopped players from using their forearms to stop an offensive player that is facing the basket. There were also a number of rules that made hard fouls easy to get away with. Not all of the games were boring but if one is honest they would tell you that the 90's was good, it was tougher and much more competitive, but some of those games were difficult to watch. If it weren't true the NBA wouldn't have lost revenue and they wouldn't have tinkered with the rules.

[@joecap2919]

@@miguelsolis1169 when you finish Middle School perhaps you will learn how to react to discussion sweetie..until then apologize to your parents for being a Simpleton .

[@m11sanmanable]

people forget how good Ewing's mid-range game was. He could easily adapt to today's game. I'm sure he could make 3's to adapt to this era's style.

[@whitemamba00]

even drummond started to hitting 3's, so...

[@antonioguglielmetti2661]

Yup. Ewing would kill it and be the MAN version of Jokic and Embiid, and a lot more tough than Giannis

[@danielabatabogdanov8586]

Ewing was 8-23 from 3 in his playoff carreer.

[@Primus_Phallus]

I can see him as a Karl Anthony-Towns

[@TheKodiac29607]

@@Primus_Phallus dont you ever disrespect a great like that again. KAT??? lmao

[@jdm33333]

People really forget how good Patrick Ewing was, it’s a shame he never won anything in New York

[@myd0ugie]

He was so close!!! I wish they got that one against the Spurs in 99' that would've been amazing

[@albertseanchen7929]

Jesse wish he would have won that Championship series vs Houston later that season ☹️. Houston would have won in ‘95.

[@shanewisniewski293]

The team around him was always sub-par, they never made a move for a second all-star level player.

[@albertseanchen7929]

Shane Wisniewski I believe they tried, but signed who they could find. Often that meant past their prime players with injuries and large contracts. Keep in mind the Houston Rockets didn’t have an additional superstar besides Hakeem Olajuwon the year they won the Championship in ‘94.

[@albertseanchen7929]

TheRealist 811 it’s the competition he played against that made him a great big man of the game. It’s unfortunate he never had another opportunity when at his peak to play for another Championship (he was injured early during the ‘99 play off run).

[@cha0ticstylez]

Patrick Ewing was a great player. Imagine if he had a Scotty Pippen or a Gary Payton. Really miss the 90's Knicks.

[@Muzzy_66]

He could be the most underrated big man in NBA history, to be honest. He wasn't especially athletic but he made up for that with impressive length, skill and toughness. In fact I feel he was probably the second most skilled offensive big in the league after Hakeem - Robinson IMHO was less skilled than Ewing but often got the edge due to his superior strength and athleticism. It's unfortunate that Ewing lives in the shadows of Robinson and Hakeem - two of the greatest centers ever to play the game.

[@acewilliams7917]

Man that turnaround jumper of Ewings is a thing of beauty.

[@shawswervoo]

Ewing is soo underrated

[@deanskingdom8654]

Shamon Shaw he’s far from underrated he’s one of the greatest Centers ever he makes most Centers today look like softies that’s probably because the only player you know from the 90s or 80s is Michael Jordan 😂

[@shawswervoo]

Deano Montano 😂Nah like everybody talk about dominate centers Ewing names is barely brought up

[@dylanrich69]

Shamon Shaw Facts

[@manoffaith6952]

Shamon Shaw because he wasn't dominant! Olajuwon wasn't dominant either they just knew how to play ball!!!

[@jameshoward3136]

He is, but he's one of my favorite centers from this era

[@krlm2280]

Shaq got emotional describing how much respect Ewing doesn't get and he's one of the top centers in the league so at least Shaq paid his respects after he retired

[@rohe4077]

Ewing was better than shaq.

[@DrSkyHookShot]

krlm2280 I just seen it when he got emotional after he retired I’ve never seen Shaq cried but I got Patrick Ewing in my top 5 all time favorite centers.

[@jonmolina948]

Ewing was 2nd to Hakeem. David Robinson and Shaq have rings thanks to their supporting cast.

[@supervegito8513]

Ewing's post moves were not as smooth as Hakeem's. It seems he travels most of the time

[@casino144]

@@supervegito8513 He had this one move when he took 2 gigantic steps across the lane, it sometime looks like 3, but it was very effective & the shot did go in often. But it did look like a travel.

[@theohicks500]

Ewing was my fave growing up. Loved watching Ewing vs. Mourning in the old NBA

[@atlaslion5128]

Theo Hicks same I always search for the big man duels.

[@robertramirez5230]

Georgetown centers.. nowadays centers have no skills besides being tall and running the court

[@jakesanders269]

Man those early to mid 90s Knicks teams were killers. John Starks and Patrick Ewing were amazing. Just played in the wrong era...the Jordan era.

[@robertramirez5230]

Nah too bad Ewing didnt get any real help to battle against MJ and Pippen

[@tengtx]

@@robertramirez5230 he had help. it just that the knicks like to choke alway games. all of the bulls and knicks games always go to game 7 and was decided by only a couple of points. so dont say that ewing does not have any help. he does. it just that mj wanted it more then ewing and the boys. that all.

[@wornoutshoes11]

@@robertramirez5230 if you talk about help... Ewing had help. They were the reincarnation of the pistons badboys. Rough and rugged players... He had Oakley, Starks, Mason, G Wilkins, Xavier mcdaniel among others...they had a team that could go all the way to the finals...like this one where they defeated shaq and penny to move on to the finals vs Olajuwons Rockets. Unfortunately, there was MJ and the Bulls. That simple kid. 🤘

[@robertramirez5230]

@@wornoutshoes11lmao Ewing had a bunch of solid role players, MJ had hall of fame help in Pippen and Rodman ..... besides Ewing was there anyone else from those Knick squads that were even close to being a hofer???? I didnt think so.

[@jasonmaruszak812]

They made the era just as much as MJ, Barkley, Bird, Johnson, and many others. SO lucky to grow up watching real basketball.

[@chavez1706]

It sucks that the NBA has moved on from dominating big men in the paint and inside the arc to everyone chucking up Threes, I understand having 5 men on the court that can all stretch out the floor is very useful but you won’t get any better entertainment then seeing two centers going at it such as Ewing and Shaq here

[@mmaj8982]

Michael Chavez there was a good mix then. at this pace, there will be 10 small forwards on the court at all times.

[@thorgardhaugen2193]

you got that right @Michael Chavez

[@TiesiogDovydas]

Its cause there are no such a dominate centers these days, Ewing, Shaq etc would destroy those small ball lineups.

[@RPG8607]

I like the 90s and 2000s where teams would be able to mix their game up instead of trying to focus too much on the big men or the small ball lineups.

[@brakesteel0034]

@Red Smurf without points in the paint and rebounds there is no team that could win on regular basis. Dominant center will score anytime, any game from the game or from free throw line, but 3s cannot be scored always.

[@hennylo68]

Is there anything Ewing couldn't do? Dude had no flaws to his game. He is so criminally underrated.

[@HonestJerkWil]

Only flaw was his knees.

[@reidkg12]

His only flaw was Hakeem Olajuwon... but I am biased. Patrick owned 'Akeem' in college. They are both all time greats.

[@ThatDoesntWorkForMeBrother]

@@reidkg12 and his other flaw was Michael Jordan. Knicks couldn’t get to the Finals when Jordan was playing.

[@B00TYclapperCLUB69]

He couldnt win rings

[@wraynephew6838]

he was too much of a finesse center. He did not have power like Shaq or Olajuwon.

[@Iwillnotbepushed]

Let’s face it. Almost every time Shaq went to the basket was an offensive foul. The refs just stopped calling it. Shaq was a great center but Ewing was greater with a better all around game.

[@freedomfighter6838]

Alan Sawyer Shaq was more athletic and possibly the most athletic and strong center ever in that era but I agree as a Laker fan whistles have ruined the game for a long time

[@madnessatgath-anactingproj784]

Just like they stopped calling traveling on Jordan after around 1990

[@soramirez5473]

@@madnessatgath-anactingproj784 lol..

[@mackhomie6]

I agree. a handful of the fouls on shaqs defenders i would've called on shaq

[@robertberahovich6747]

In Shaq's first game against the Knicks he just threw his back into Ewing again and again, sometimes knocking Ewing down... I couldn't believe it.

[@mr.z6252]

6:26 Ewing literally just Screaming In front of Penny Hardaway Face.... Love it XD

[@TheLegend-nm8ji]

Ewing needs a statue in NY

[@Leonard_Wilson]

As a Knicks fan, I disagree. Had he won a title, I’d agree. He simply didn’t get it done in the playoffs.

[@neoneherefrom5836]

Leonard Wilson fuck you. Pat left his fucking soul on the court day in and day out. Ring or no ring he is a New York icon for life. Today’s players don’t even have half the heart he did.

[@wuluminati9622]

Been a Knicks fan for 40 years and I agree with this

[@princeprince9227]

Hell yea

[@rohe4077]

@@neoneherefrom5836 I was just about to say that. He played his heart out.

[@ishmaeldarjean2757]

Gosh!!! I really miss the epic Center battles...Ewing/Shaq...Ewing/Olajawon...Smits/Ewing...Shaq/Olajawon...the list could go on.

[@D3rrm4r]

David Robinson, Mourning, Sabonis... The last era of real centers

[@walber6530]

Oldschool man, Best NBA, ever !!

[@jpogigtxcr1778]

I know he's 1 tier below but he held his own against tier 1 centers and is a decent big center for the BULLS offense and defense, Luc Longley.

[@timhoward5]

@@jpogigtxcr1778 that's too far

[@arrjee9474]

Ishmael Darjean Back even before then, in the late 60’s into the 70’s there were some incredible wars at center. I remember the Knicks series with the Bullets, when Willis Reed would score 32 and have 32 rebounds. Then the next night Wes Unseld would have like the same exact stats against Reed. I believe Reed was 6’ 10” and Unseld was shorter than Reed. But even then they took shots from outside as well. I’m somewhat surprised no one really mentions Willis Reed. He was a very good center and played against guys like, Wilt Chamberlain, Bill Russel, Lew Alcindor, who became Kareem Abdul Jabbar, and was holding his own against them.

[@cledesma135]

Had to respect Patrick's mid range jumper. That was all day.

[@dynodin81]

I can watch 90s highlights all day!

[@washburn11000]

Me too

[@DashCaine040]

Me too. I always act like it´s live 😅

[@larrytrejo921]

I'm from Stockton California I became a Knicks fan because of Patrick Ewing was my favorite player he brought it every night the Knicks literally surrounded him with a bunch of good but not great players he couldn't do it alone but man those Knicks team were fun to watch

[@rcrbrewster7840]

Patrick *KILLED IT* During this game.

[@staygold15]

Will always love Patrick Ewing .. He was all Hustle an Heart ...

[@Niko-mh7ir]

Ewing, a real team player and very graceful!

[@isailtonjunior4303]

Ewing is One of the greats centers

[@SpaceOutCat]

My older brothers had a poster of Ewing in our home when i was 5 or 6. I would watch NBA with them, and i can say those were the best years

[@generalzod7959]

I miss the 80's & 90's nba...😞

[@lloydkline3265]

And 1970s NBA basketball

[@등짝스매싱-c1y]

Me too..

[@j.m2167]

me too 2

[@IRAKAZ]

you simply miss the real backet ball, how cannot be bored of the actual circus nba bullshit, they stole our league my friend..

[@simplyjay0748]

@@IRAKAZ what's the problem with current nba?

[@ericcoffee6841]

MAN! This was my squad! Mad they didn't get that ring, followed Pat from G-Town to the Knicks been a fan ever since.

[@Baegitte]

Everyone talking about Dwight, Davis, Embiid, etc., but Ewing was the BEAST FROM THE EAST

[@camerondrain8166]

Embiid would have straight body bagged him. Embiid is bigger and has Ewing,KG,Hakeem,Dirk moves with elite Defense. AD is more skilled but he don't have enough bricks in his pockets and he's wishy washy. Prime Dwight with the huge shoulders would be fun to watch on defense. Ewing couldn't stop him cuz he can't jump that high to get the lobs but Dwight isn't getting 30 a night so whatever

[@Baegitte]

@@camerondrain8166 nah Ewing would bulldoze through’em all

[@jebharben2939]

@@camerondrain8166 .. shaq is bigger than embid right there. ewing held his own. problem is he was starting to get old then.

[@cryptolounge]

I miss this kind of basketball. Patrick Ewing was so skillful. That jump shoot was money in the bank. And Shaq was absolutely beast back then.

[@rwalk8551]

Ewing doesn't get enough respect!

[@albertlewis4375]

Factz!!!

[@omnivorous65]

Yes, like the year when they were a middling team, he went down with an injury before the post season and his team actually advanced to the finals... without him.

[@cljacob2371]

@@omnivorous65 Ewing got hurt in either Game 3 or Game 4 in 1999 against the Heat in the playoffs. Had he been out during the regular season there is no way they make the playoffs that season.

[@benjaminunanaowo2929]

omnivorous65 some one listens to Bill Simmons lol

[@Wheelio]

@@omnivorous65 You mean the past his prime Ewing in 1999? Great argument.

[@scwimberly81]

This man shot 71% on 21 shots and dunked twice in this game... The jump hook, runner in the lane, spot up on the wing, corner or top of key, turnaround off the high or low post, drew fouls... The man had everything you'd ever want in a center offensively and he was one of the great defensive centers of all time as well. A real shame the Knicks never got him any help.

[@madnessatgath-anactingproj784]

If Ewing has Kobe or Wade on his teams he would have just as many rings as Shaq.....hell if Ewing had Pippen he would have had at least 2-3 rings....never had that second superstar....Knicks did him a great disservice

[@SutekhDaSteemroller]

If somehow they got a Pippen and kept Mark Jackson they would had multiple rings

[@chubbzreyes5139]

Ewing was and still is the man there haven't been any other player that has been as good as Ewing in a knick jersey.miss those good ol knick days

[@biglawllc1551]

SMH😔

[@well.thy.one.]

Chubbz Reyes stat and melo

[@soramirez5473]

@@well.thy.one. what??????>?>??>>

[@well.thy.one.]

@@soramirez5473 u know what it is, stat n melo stat n melo stat n melo...

[@soramirez5473]

@@well.thy.one. lol true.. Melo, who played no defense and selfishly, who led the knicks to one good season, and Stat, who played no defense, and led the knicks to one decent season... are greater knicks than ewing, who played defense, scored more, and led the knicks to 10 consecutive playoff appearances in the 90s WITHOUT another superstaR on his team.. lol

[@kuunami]

Ewing stepped up to the challenge like a man. Much respect.

[@fuckdonaldtrumphissupporte6288]

You mean SHAQ DUMBASS it was not much of a challenge for Ewing

[@tmoney0212]

@@fuckdonaldtrumphissupporte6288 Shut up

[@incidentalist]

They were some real men back then lol - Oakley, never forget that dude, played with some heart!

[@testostyrone33]

Ewing would DOMINATE this era the same as he did then. His J was "wet" and he was highly skilled in all facets of the game... on both ends. Shaq would pass Jordan on the scoring list in this era. He'd be a lot less beat up, adding a few more years to his career. Today's game is so damn soft it's ridiculous.

[@Iwillnotbepushed]

Testos Tyrone it really is soft. Jordan, Bird, Wilkins, Drexler and many other players would have much higher scoring totals had they played today. We seem to have WNBA 1 and WNBA 2 now but look at the commissioner.

[@TheGoldeagle99]

All facts my dude. Ewing would be a 26 and 10 guy easy with better numbers than Joel Embiid. Shaq would be a 30 and 12 reb guy easy.

[@TheGoldeagle99]

@@Iwillnotbepushed bruh...🤣🤣🤣 . It's funny but true.

[@austin78993]

It would be like if Hassan Whiteside had a jumper. Dude would be averaging like 13 rebounds and easily around 25 points a game on the right team. He had the shooting form and would probably stretch out his shooting ability. He would basically be Lamarcus Aldridge and Whiteside mixed together imo.

[@Johnkoth]

Wilt could drop more than.those guys if a team let him in this era. Nobody tough enough to guard him in this era. He jumps higher, runs faster, rebounds better, passes better, dribbles better, plays better defense, shot blocks more often, steals more offen has more skills and is stronger than Shaq. Shaq is in no area better than Wilt. Embiid admits he would stand no chance vs Wilt. Embiid is currently a top 3 big man in this current era. Put Wilt, Kareem and Shaq in current era and they be the top 3 big men.

[@victoryasher66]

That Patrick Ewing dunk at 6:24 was just friggin’ nasty!!!

[@JanRey526]

that's a real sledgehammer right there

[@ghostface6720]

So much power in that

[@awesomenolan234]

Man Ewing was that once in a lifetime big man, athletic and quick with offense but burly and strong enough to smother you in the paint. Wish he’d a got a ring.

[@Slayer-33]

Give it up for the the warrior. Patrick is my favorite player. Such a sweet shot.

[@goodservant8493]

P.E really revolutionized the bigman standards of the NBA

[@samaboff5011]

Watching these clips of Pat makes me appreciate more how good the guy was. People in NY always ragged on him for not winning it all, but who did during the Jordan era. The guy had the Knicks in the playoffs every single year practically, could hold his own with the great big men of the era, and was the best shooting big man of the era.

[@genarosanchez3854]

Ewing with the "FEET work"😂😂. Shaq had that disrespectful lob jam on Anthony😂😂😂 pure shaq moment.

[@TalkMyShiit]

In a losing cause, tho

[@wuliwei6939]

Talk about efficiency. 15 of 21 FG

[@thatguy8748]

ewing is so underrated and underappreciated

[@loslakers530]

Old school postup big men basketball. The 90s were awesome

[@Me-vl6tp]

Top 10 center of all time

[@youneke]

Top 10??? How about top 3?

[@Donjuanantoine]

@@youneke top 3??? You really reaching for this one.

[@MW_3]

Antoine Wright i say top 5

[@icedmosquito109]

@@MW_3 If you're talking about pure talent than you may be able to put him right behind Wilt, Kareem and Olajuwon but if you factor in accomplishments/stats he barely makes into the top 10. Probably right behind David Robinson just b/c Robinson was slightly more dominant in my opinion.

[@등짝스매싱-c1y]

Top 5

[@ramirezlegend]

Beautiful thing watching Ewing with that jumper

[@antdakidd_]

HOH DROPPING BANGERS

[@chung4262]

How Did I Find you

[@NBASection]

Great retro footage!!! This is how every highlight video should be. Best plays with replay of most interesting/attractive!!! I want more of those!

[@AsafSparo]

5:12 The little kid: "Ewing...Ewing" and then the fade away. That was the masterpiece of the video Love to see it ❤

[@samuellach1347]

even tho ewing was 7ft tall and center he was sooooo smooth

[@Truelivejayy]

The vibes from this. This was the good days

[@marcleon1513]

Ewing had a sweet jump-shot. He is so VASTLY underrated.

[@pcorf]

Ewing was a glorious player, powerful, beautiful midrange jumper, deserved a ring. He came close in 1994.

[@Eat_My_Shortz]

Just watching these highlights got me an adrenaline rush.. can’t imagine being on the court

[@colorblindfred]

I remember a game when he was a rookie and was seriously schooled by Moses Malone. But Patrick was the real deal!

[@g-dub5272]

Man that old school Garden vibes from the 90s so many memories....my favorite when my boy Reggie lit the garden up 😁

[@G3O.On3]

Ewing is my favorite all time.

[@javoncook2441]

Patrick was one of my favorite players growing up. I loved to mimic his turn around jumper.

[@manhbx96]

Patrick Ewing is my all time favorite player ever he was the New York Knicks we need that back

[@terryc1114]

Pat was my favorite player

[@mikegillins4992]

Patrick had a wicked face up game for a center!!!

[@styga1969]

When Patrick was in his mood and in his game ..He was a great player. Very underrated center.

[@terenceskill9526]

He's commonly considered one of the greatest Centers of all time. On what planet could that be a sign of an underestimation?

[@dakid_josh15]

I was born in 98 but man this basketball is the best skill competition, heart man not the three point contest we have now I love the mid range post up when guys were really going at each others necks to win. Back then it’s just different this makes me miss the 2000s and trickles into the 90s I wish I was born eariler to see this live

[@HeathOverledger]

I hear ya, a very real feeling. This was my era, awesome and all but how amazing it would have been to see it from say Jerry West’s pov and he’s still around from when he got drafted in 1961 and he’s seen *them all* played with Wilt and Elgin, got the logo, paired Shaq with Kobe, etc. Some of the things that make the game as great as it was/is is in the history books (this student writes this comment to you buried deep in Jerry West’s basketball reference page). Something tells me you’d love that era as well as many of us “youngins” do

[@enohp660]

And remember, coming out of college, offense was Ewing’s weakness. Hard work pays off.

[@robertstaffod2424]

Patrick's offense took off at Georgetown when he was paired with Graham in the post. Graham was a defensive force and a rebounding machine. It relieved Patrick of having to do double duty. Congratulations to Mr. Ewing on coaching GT to the Big East Tournament championship. Who remembers when Duke students insulted Mr. Ewing? Success is the best revenge - Vanessa Williams.

[@TeranIcer]

5:15 is vintage Ewing, when his jumpshot from the elbow is falling lookout, a big night's brewing 👍

[@GamerFace167]

Ewing one of the original stretch 5s

[@wpatterson12003]

I loved Patrick Ewing and those Knicks teams. He was my favorite player.

[@TRUMPER1776]

Ewing had mid range jump shoot thing that Shaq never had !!!✌🏽

[@jackruzzo1813]

Shaq started playing in the Ewing Jordan era, and he retired in the Kobe and Lebron Era. He was also teammates with both Lebron and Kobe. Shaq played with almost everyone!

[@royhunt1690]

For a center Ewing's midrange jumper was nice.

[@albshkup]

I can still watch this and enjoy it ...man those were some old good times

[@terenceskill9526]

same here...and that's precisely what I am constantly doing at a certain point of most workday's nights. Cheers ;)

[@alanbaskaev3907]

Oh gosh what a joy watching this.

[@ladistar]

Ewing’s turnaround jumper was unblockable, when he was on, no one was stopping him from scoring at will

[@elbowgang9715]

Shaq had a ton of competition when he was young. Hakeem, Pat and David Robinson used to make him work

[@badboybootz8]

I remember using skiles on NBA jam amdnd firing my homies up

[@deansnipah2895]

Those knicks were really fun to watch. They had such an incredible squad. Shame they never won

[@muddypalmsera]

Hey there's something you haven't seen in the NBA in years.... *DEFENSE!*

[@brandonhawkins2367]

Damn he was a beast. He’d flourish today with that midrange he had

[@mmaj8982]

Ewing would be a 30 and 20 guy in league today. might even average 10 blocks lolol. most underrated mid range ever.

[@jkdortch2308]

RIGHT BUT ALL DUNKS AND LAY UPS

[@gfunkin2]

Hakeem might've had a better mid range game. But Ewing is definitely up there.

[@maciejbogusz701]

Michael Jordan would average 100 points, 50 rebounds and 50 assists in todays league in front of skinny three point shooters. Mark my words.

[@WorldwideWyatt]

Ewing would be Al Jefferson from 2013 in the NBA now.

[@danielsavy9742]

Maciej Bogusz shut the fuck up bitch Are u dumb

[@fabriciohlgn6397]

Now that’s 90s basketball... brought me good memories NYK/MSG

[@rafaelfonsecaportugal.]

That´s an OFFENSIVE REBOUND!!! LOL 2:50

[@jaronzennaiter]

I love how the rims sounded back then. It made every bucket, so much cooler

[@shawnwebb9502]

damn this when Basketball was Basketball love to bang..

[@joeziadan]

Man what a great era. You could watch almost any two teams play, and it would be entertaining. The Bulls dominated, but it felt like there were always so many contenders.

[@just.do.something]

Shaq with bald head and sideburns look. When he shaved the sideburns his game got alot better for some reason.

[@percytimberlake8399]

Ewing developed that sweet jumper at Georgetown & I saw every game possible when G-Town played during his time there!!!! He had epic battles against some of the greatest big men in college basketball then. I remember him & Ralph Sampson going at it in college & they both were savage!!!!

[@xiao3109]

Ewing is an all around center man. Dude can dominate in the paint, shoot mid range jumper, can run as fast as point guards, more athletic than most centers, can hook shot, can rebound, can dribble, man he is my favorite, top 5 center for sure all time.

[@vikrantverma1125]

Just out of top 5 for me bro! I have Kareem, Bill, Wilt, Hakeem and Shaq over him...he is up there with Robinson, Moses and Willis Reed!

[@vikrantverma1125]

Sad to see him disrespected by the Knicks organisation though😕😕 He is the reason why the Knicks have last been even relevant in the NBA and they treat him like this 😔

[@gabriel1095]

6:17 Damn Charles Smith Could handle the basketball!! 😳 they should have really let him be more of a play maker he would’ve been ahead of his time

[@haroldkirkendoll-bey9093]

Ewing had a hell of a jumper.

[@Whitethock]

Man if Hardaway never got hurt...

[@tylerriley2587]

Whitethock he probably would’ve been in the list of top 5 or 10 point guards or shooting guards of all time and maybe better than Kobe

[@wornoutshoes11]

Ewing is such a great center/player... the only thing that hinders him from being top 3 or even greatest center is a ring... Shaq has nothing on Patrick. ✌️

[@Kicks-iw2xe]

Shame these teams never met in the playoffs

[@ΚατερίναΔ-ζ6υ]

In the 1993, 1994, 1995 and 1996 playoffs, while Shaq was in Orlando, the Knicks would demolish the Magic easily...

[@bamelanr8807]

Shaq become unstoppable and won championship when hakeem , Ewing and other great center of the 90’s got old and injured

[@georgemikal7345]

Oakley was type reckless trying to bring the ball up and turning it over everytime

[@SutekhDaSteemroller]

missing layups all the time too.

[@richardgladstone8975]

Classic NBA. Clean hard nosed basketball. Tough competition, and revolved around the big man.

[@davidguizlo6157]

This is basketball. Not 5 guys standing on the 3pt line while the person with the ball dribbles and steps back.

[@angelvalle9963]

Patrick Ewing is one of the most skilled big men to ever play the game he had it all . He gave all he had to the team every night ! He carried the ny franchise for a long time .

[@bigsweaty8088]

Ewing was a great center. I like to see this game (again) bc its a good example of how raw Shaq was early on in his career (and I love Shaq, but his game was really his size) as opposed to how polished Ewing was as a vet. Ewing had off nights and was on the recieving end of some imfamously embarrassing things (bad guarantees, missed finger roll and stuffing himself), but should be commended for developing his game into what we see here. Ewing was drafted for his defensive ability. The jump shot, back to the basket on the sides in particular-he developed that over his career. Ewing needed another "A" type player on the offensive end. Those 90's Knicls teams were great to watch bc they overachieved. Starks and Mason were undrafted, Oakley (my fav player on those teams) couldnt score, and Harper, Davis, Smith, McDaniel, Jackson, on and on...lots of really good players,but none on the level of Ewing, and Ewing needed that. Awesome sports story, those Pat Riley/Ewing Knicks.

[@ericeny2796]

Although his career was plagued by major injuries, Patrick Ewing was still one of the greatest centers to ever play the game.

[@polymercompounding]

Back in those Knicks days, Ewing, Oakley, Mason, Harper and Starks, the toughest place to get a win, and so fiercely competitive and physical