Put Some RESPECT On Manu Ginobili's Name! 2007-08 Highlights | GOAT SZN

[@bryllesia]

the most underrated basketball player of all time, euroleague title, olympic gold medalist beating team usa, nba titles, he sacrificed alot for the spurs,

[@hassejr7072]

That right there is not talked about enough. That is an crazy, insane accomplishment. Also he was a huge factor in every one of those championships. He wasn't just riding the bus

[@thespeedster7700]

💪🏾💯

[@ianjamesdublin2773]

manu > wade

[@lavellesogucc1]

Could’ve been out here like Luka!!

[@abhi2013roy]

you forgot HOFer

[@c33cubed]

mans was the international mvp then came over and won a championship in the nba; then went back home to argentina to do the impossible and beat team usa in the olympics.. goated

[@bobomb3362]

And then he entered his prime

[@jahmaiscott7477]

He's undoubtedly a hall of famer

[@Cotswolds1913]

well yea, top 10 players ever at their position tend to get into the hall.......

[@hassejr7072]

This man could have been a starting shooting guard on any team in the NBA besides the Lakers and Heat. And even then he could have been the starting point guard of those two teams. This man is the definition of sacrifice.

[@TheH3dgie]

No, just the Lakers. Ginobili was better than Wade. Wade was just the man on his team. Ginobili sacrified so much

[@nguyenkhoahoang6406]

@@TheH3dgie D Wade is a top 3 SG of all time. Give this man some respect

[@TheH3dgie]

@@nguyenkhoahoang6406 Nah mate. He isnt top 3. but that doesnt mean I disrespected him.

[@booster4323]

@@TheH3dgie I’m a spurs fan and love Manu. Wade is top 3 SG all-time. If you wanna put him 4 I disagree but fine… he’s top 4 at LEAST.

[@carlosagustinserron5136]

@@nguyenkhoahoang6406 mmmnaaah Jordan, Kobe/Manu, then the rest.

[@billyfresh23]

one of those players that you can’t just look at their stat sheet, you had to have been watching back then to understand how unique and good of a player he was at that time. on a different team he probably makes more all star teams but either way he had a great career

[@DrMuffin1080]

Look at his advanced stats. Shows how impactful he was. Especially in the playoffs

[@carlosagustinserron5136]

@@DrMuffin1080 he has the best %winning record in all NBA HISTORY with %72 talking about players with +1000 games. That tells a lot, but is not all... Manu was great in some many thing that almost no one, just a few can really notice.

[@Mateo.7777]

I'd rather have the rings than all star games.

[@jonatanfernandez7622]

Díganme un jugador en historia de la NBA que en cada ocasión que iba ala canasta podía resolver de míl maneras diferentes.

[@emanueltrejo6766]

In 2008, Manu was a Top-10 player in the NBA. And in an era where Duncan, KG, Lebron, Kobe, Wade, Nash, Dirk, CP3, Carmelo, and even Dwight played some MVP-level basketball, that was no small feat. All of those guys mentioned (except Dwight) are on the NBA75 list, and Manu deserves that recognition also. In this year Manu was one of the very best players in the NBA on both sides of the ball. He was often the best and most impactful player on the floor, especially when the stakes got higher and the opponents were tougher. And even though anyone watching the games could tell you that just based off the eye test, his advanced stats really solidify his case. He was 7th in PER, 6th in WS/48, 6th in VORP, 6th in OBPM, 5th in DBPM, and 3rd in BPM! He played only 31 minutes per game, coming off the BENCH! Absolutely insane. He was certainly robbed of an All-Star selection this year. This man falls somewhere between the 5th to 8th greatest SGs of all-time in my book, it’s a shame he will probably never get that recognition. When people argue against Manu being a first ballot HOFer, I can’t help but to feel offended on his behalf, although I’m sure he himself could care less. Manu was always about doing whatever was needed for his team to win, individual stats and accolades be damned. I truly admire Manu for his greatness as a player, his all-time competitive fire and passion for the game. And I equally admire him as a man, for his selfless nature and impeccable character. I miss seeing him on the court so much.

[@cloudwolf6770]

He was something else😊, forgot one tiny stat and the only one he cared the most, Wining. He's only one above of some dude call MJ😂. There's a dude from Spain who clones players with the EA 2K, i know it's just a game😂did this with most of the top NBA players right, then he did one video with all Manu Clones😂. With him something weird happened, of course he got the championship, 2nd season, but in the playoffs and finals was 4-0 with every single team he played against. I know it's in spanish, and it's just a game but let me tell ya' it's amazing to watch 😂😂

[@Chairsium]

You can see his impact on the game with all the Eurosteps being done nowadays.

[@elockett4367]

Yesssss!!!

[@Hanharrftw]

Along with the transition and step back 3s.

[@mechajintsu]

@@Hanharrftw yes and yes!

[@TheH3dgie]

Ginobili is ridiculously under rated, who sacrificed his fame for the team. Only true basketball fans know what he gave to the game. Everybody else is just a casual ESPN fan. Top 5 SG all time and no one will change my mind. He was that good

[@kohcoh]

Manu is my litmus test player when I talk to someone about basketball. Their opinion on him lets me know if I can take their other opinions seriously or not. Like you said, top 5 SG all time, right after Wade for me. Box score "fans" will never understand how good Manu truly was.

[@Mateo.7777]

He revolutionized the game with the euro step. Even though he didn't invent it, he made it popular.

[@ellocoo5121]

Kobe, Tracy, Manu, Iverson, Pierce, VC, Francis, Baron, Rip, Billups, Ray, KG, Duncan, Dirk, Nash, Iso Joe, I missed these guys..

[@constipados]

i'm gonna cry

[@nathanielgasper]

He played the game the right way and did what needed to be done. No ego, no selfishness and pure hard work. The result, he’s one of the most decorated players on the sport overall. Euroleague title, Olympic Gold Medalist, key player for one of the greatest NBA dynasties, multiple NBA rings and has his jersey retired. Can think very few people with that kind of accomplishments. You can win games without players like Manu, but you can’t win championships without players like Manu.

[@spongeesponge9623]

Manu is so flexible, a contortionist in basktball, a mind boggling play, unpredictable shot, dribbling, passing, dunking with style changing through out games seems does'nt runout of fuel. Also the God of eurosteps and step backs....

[@jermaineonealnumber7]

The heart & soul of the Big3, 1st ballot HOFer, Obi Wan Ginobili #20 forever!

[@anshshah715]

He’s really the prototype for so many modern day guards. Even more so than Kobe and Jordan at this point.

[@stantonh1452]

Style-wise, yeah he really is.

[@WildDanHibiki]

Big time player. Never let us down when we needed him to step up.

[@Cotswolds1913]

Except 2013

[@BG-mn6di]

@@Cotswolds1913 beat me to it

[@UPB78]

@@BG-mn6di Yeah, but came back stronger than ever the next year, dishing one of his most exciting, emotional and memorable dunks of his career against the same rival. Talk about a great comeback!

[@lanceclayton205]

Why 2013?

[@josecisneros4845]

@@lanceclayton205 the ocho us spurs fans call it. 2013 NBA finals game 6. He suddenly turned into a turnover machine with 8 turnovers that game.

[@Michael30786]

Manu was silent Killer in Playoffs Most underrated Spurs player of all time Eurosteps 👑

[@Cotswolds1913]

most underrated player of all time*

[@underrated7725]

Man, Manu was bad. I remember him playing in 2003 and he was just ok, I guess because he had spent most of his playing time overseas before he got to the NBA. Anyway his breakout season was somewhere around 2005. The long hair, the drive to the basket behind the back. He was wild with it but he was so exciting to watch. He just went so hard. He didnt care who was under the basket. He scored on big men at will at times. He didnt mind coming off the bench because he was all about the team. He could've easily been a starter. His bench production was that of a all-star. He was that good. I can talk about Ginobili all day because he left the NBA with so many exciting plays. He will be still be talked about 50 years from now. You dont forget guys like Manu Ginobili. Man these highlights brought back so many memories. Back when the Spurs were always a threat to win the Championship.

[@maxheimann3054]

member of the trible gold club - nba, olympics, euroleague. snatched a bat outta air, and doing it all with flair and style...GOAT szn indeed!

[@PassThatFersacy]

He could’ve easily averaged 25+ Points a game and possibly led the league in assists. Just imagine his game translated into today’s game.

[@qleeson]

Dlo definitely took some of his game Less defence and athleticism, but I imagine that’s how manu would be only better lol

[@jjludecker3216]

He only shot 13 a game in 07-08 too imagine he’s chucking it up for 30 a game like Kobe lmaoo😂 easy 30 piece

[@dkarmusic5424]

Rj Barrett is gonna be the new manu

[@darkgable85]

As a Laker fan... I hated Ginoblii at first because he plays so good... But I came to be a fan because he's like a horse with a burst of speed...... Underrated best all around game on both ends of the floor

[@gadphrimccoco5822]

I've been waiting for this. Manu is one of my favorite players of all time.

[@deannharris2424]

It's still so exciting to see Manu play. He's so incredible! Wow!

[@MrRockleyend]

Underrated beast. He was a unique player. Goat size no doubt.

[@ceebee312]

One of the greatest draft steals

[@krisaguirre5019]

Love how Pops ask Manu to be a Sixth Man and Manu accepts it. Manu with his energy, unpridectable style of playing, akso his presence inside the court helps the Spurs a lot. Coach Pops knows when to put him

[@jmc2491]

Then the show really started when Pop would put all 3 on the court together to close out games. Beautiful team.

[@danortega748]

Pops was the luckiest coach for san antonio 😊

[@jl4646]

Most Underrated NBA Player of all time

[@mochamadfaisalfitrah5104]

Damn the admiral look so happy watching them

[@gideonvincentgoudin7762]

Manu in the hall of fame

[@brunotobarias1872]

MVP of the 2005 Finals.

[@laraedits96]

Crazy how underrated he is everyone needs to realize how crucial he was for us and every team he has played for overseas my favorite spur of all time possibly the 3rd or 4th greatest sg ever

[@kadiromerturan3094]

I m a Spurs fan and now I m crying...

[@MrArtdelgado210]

Gunobili is the definition of a "winner". From Italy, to Athens, to the NBA, regardless of the coach or teammates, he just wins.

[@fedecasares]

"Gun"obili, aka the rifle hand. PS: I don't know if it was a mistake or if it was on purpose, but it still turned out great.

[@legume_duprix]

So underrated during his career fr

[@guillervz]

That game against Cleveland was just sick! Amazing!

[@afdemir23]

Manu was an nba legend for sure

[@theriewshow7986]

Could have easily been Finals MVP a couple of times. One of those players who stats don’t SHOW how good they really were .

[@FranB1995]

the mvp of the finals 2005 vs detroit pistons. It was his. They unfairly gave it to Duncan

[@kevinso187]

The biggest draft steal if all time, and one of many players that set the narrative that foreign players can hang in the big leagues

[@marcusberry8404]

He was the definition of nice

[@BAA188]

One of the greatest sidekicks in nba history

[@cholindo2370]

Del 2005 al 2010 ... Ginobilli fue top 10 de la NBA y uno de los mejores Top 5 del mundo en FIBA

[@ghc1000]

En 2005 fue top 1

[@peteochoa765]

Truly underated ball player. Always on the go when playing ball. Played his best ball against the top ball player and came out on top. He was hard to stop. Badass passes and drive ins. Damn good player.

[@vonnievon6335]

One of the Unsung Goats in the NBA!

[@shivaneepatell]

There were times when Manu completely outplayed Kobe..but most won’t want to hear this!

[@Henry-fn1zw]

kobe>>>

[@Ilkaygundogoat]

Lowkey he might be the most underrated player ever

[@Spider-Complexion]

He was on the bench for a majority of his career but he took that sacrifice as a winner. He was clutch on both sides and a great player for the Spurs. He easily coulda been a starter on any other team.

[@RFlash-xc4lo]

Obi Wan Ginobili still to this day is the only sports jersey I have ever owned!

[@jjjsportz]

I was waiting for it🔥🔥🔥

[@danortega748]

He is just fearless, he drives past 4 or 5 defenders in 1 play, he is so good at that.

[@michaelbangura9066]

he was one of the GOATs....man had no weakness

[@ibleedpurpleandgold9084]

I love Manu, he's one of the big time players and one of the best 6th man, but he's not one of the goats. Lmao

[@kiyenakira8987]

@King Drake It depens of what you think is a Goat. For me the top 5 players in each position can be considerer one of the Goats. Manu is a top 5 sg on my list. You possibly can argue. But is not a crazy statment at all.

[@kiyenakira8987]

​@King Drake HAHAHAHAHAHA, of course he is better than fucking T mac. Are you fucking kiddin me? The is not about who has better highlights, is about who was more important to the history of the sport. D Wade and Drexler (I doubt between the glyde and Jerry West) are part of that top 5, but i have Manu above them. They were better offensevly, but is no question than Ginobili was better in playmaking and D. Harden is making a case for that list, but until he achieve something collective I cant put him near these guys because basketball is a sport team, no a fucking marathon.

[@dericardo9995]

@@ibleedpurpleandgold9084 Manu>Kobe

[@dericardo9995]

@King Drake you sound heavily triggered.... Manu>Kobe

[@maxdobasquete]

He's a BEAST!!!

[@jayy6420]

Thanks for this Maxamillion!!!! GOAT CHANNEL

[@hectorlopez1069]

He did excellent with the spurs. One of the greatest from Argentina.

[@CrimsonUniverse22]

Remove the injuries and give him starter minutes. Manu would've been Kobe-lite.

[@wp2564]

Anyone team would’ve had him as the starter knowing how good he was but he chose to stay with the team and make his bench role possibly the best in history really the GOAT of the 6th man to me …… 16 yrs and 5 chips later and only started a 1/2 of yr out of 16? Hard to argue really

[@KevinLeMelle]

Ginobili started the Eurostep. Every NBA player is doing it. He is one my favorite Spurs players. Next is Duncan and Parker.

[@HOGISIMJAYUN]

They call the Spurs " The Boring Team" but when Manu is playing, you can't deny the excitement he brings.

[@nanox4]

This is what he could do on starter minutes. Both times he played 30+ minutes he was an all star.

[@mehrdadyektaparast1368]

There was one Manu, the heart and soul of Spurs

[@Cotswolds1913]

Manu is actually playing through injury in the Lakers series, which you can immediately tell once it cuts away to regular season highlights and his mobility is back.

[@c.conga11]

That bald spot was from him having to wear a 👑 all the time

[@elockett4367]

😂😂😂 you a fool man!!

[@josemariaszanto3284]

Excelente comentario XD

[@carlosdesantis1094]

Nice

[@onknorr984]

I feel like he would be even better in today's game of basketball with the finesse, speed, and long range shooting emphasis.

[@thomascrowniii1693]

What knowledgeable basketball head doesn't know how fucking good Ginobili was? There are a number of 2 guards from the same era with bigger names and lesser games; All Stars who never made a big shot in a playoff game in their entire careers.

[@boicraig]

And people don’t know about this guy and is so sad

[@corycarter4689]

Sixth man award should be changed to the Manu Ginobili award..

[@soccercodes7943]

He is no sixth man, he is first man.

[@danortega748]

I agree, he was the most consistent 6th man to produce a championship.

[@NickPR87]

I remember Dan Patrick asking Chuck if he rather have Christian Laettner's career over Manu's and I was like "What kind of stupid question is that?!" Manu has won and done far more than Laettner!

[@NickPR87]

@LeBran Flakes He didn't ask Chuck if he was better than either guy, but rather what career he would choose out of those two. Although I don't think Chuck is content with not winning a title, it's obvious he's better than both guys.

[@Juan-tn1dl]

Grande Manu !!!!!!!

[@emmanuelortiz6190]

Ginobili,g.o.a.t.the most creative and smartest nba player,both offense and defense

[@RuRu2041]

I was waiting for this since I am on this channel...than u so much.

[@badii]

People forget how a lefty Argentinian was scoring like the best of ‘em

[@MrRockleyend]

A lefty argentinian? Mmm sounds familiar 🐐

[@LD70701]

17:40 so amazing

[@nmaffeus3102]

This man should enter the HOF

[@vinceofficial94]

I'm a lefty and I tried to imitate his shooting form one time in a pick up game and it was goddamn effective. Also, I got so comfortable with it and now it is my shooting form.

[@diogo8504]

You don’t see big celebrations or dances as you see nowadays. It’s just a guy doing it’s job, on a mission

[@SSJRome]

There will never be another Ginobli

[@kaioshin_0538]

james harden is a new and improved ginobli. there both not so great defensivly , both floppers , harden better at everything else lmao :/

[@hua..]

@@kaioshin_0538 During the regular season yeah

[@86hills59]

@@kaioshin_0538 what lol. Harden is nowhere near the competitor Ginobili is. Harden shrinks in the playoffs and the clutch , manu excels there. Harden just spams offensively, win or lose he’s getting his 40 point triple double to keep his teenage fans obsessed with him and his stats. No one else on hardens rockets teams was a good ball handler until Chris Paul. Ginobili had an all around game that benefitted the team and made his teammates better. Hardens are a dime a dozen.Rare to find a player with all the skill iq and heart ready to sacrifice stats for team success

[@kaioshin_0538]

@@86hills59 harden led his team to the wcf 2 times and if cp3 didnt get injured he would be in the finals , and 2 point harden avr more playoffs points then ginobili even tho he skrinks so ....... shit aint close love manu but that man aint no way near harden

[@86hills59]

@@kaioshin_0538 I can tell by how you type that you’re not very smart. And your argument revolves around stats and individual success and not team success. One has 4 rings and a gold medal against the USA and the other has regular season empty stats and not much else

[@mitomidou]

Manu is the man. 😎

[@6aliph77]

Seriously underrated

[@nbapbaupdate8338]

Manu Ginobili most underrated player NBA 6th Man all-time 🔥🔥🔥

[@adeunadeniyi357]

fun fact he had the highest regular season ppg of any spurs player that year!

[@Byron_Douglas]

damn DeRozan has a lotta his moves

[@jendoi]

I grew up in Jordan era.. But Manu is the one who made me love the NBA.. watching him in 2004, I thought his slashes and weaving thru defense is insane.. years passed and we realize how versatile he is.. He can pass, he can drive to the basket, he can shoot 3s, he secures rebounds, and most surprising of all, hes a key player in defense.. and sometimes, hes just plain lucky.. you cant wonder how this guy has an impressive resume..

[@chardparce9425]

Ginoobiliiiiiii!!!

[@Spider-Complexion]

With some of these buckets, take a look at Coach Pop who hated taking tough shots when they still had time to look for a better one and he’ll just look relieved Manu made it 😂

[@notgregorcreg_]

Thanks brother!!!

[@anthonyethan2007]

Ayeee we need his 05 season now too!

[@carlson2012abqb]

Totally forget how talented this man was..

[@facundonicolastobares7217]

En el pico de su carrera ginobilli estaba en el top 3 del mundo

[@imhotepdivinetheimmortalgo6199]

Manu is one of a kind!!!!!!!

[@TTSCAM]

I miss da TNT scoreboard looking like that so many memories

[@allnet9919]

My favorite

[@arcedaerick219]

Overall manu was a beast coming off the bench with spurs

[@jasonrodriguez7204]

I do not remember there ever was a Manu "stopper". There were some great perimeter defender in the early 2000s. I never tire of Manu highlights

[@AJShotDat]

Great video

[@gringo967]

MVP!!!

[@xhianxhian7950]

my idol eversince

[@Aguz25]

Durante sus últimas 3 o 4 temporadas, el juego de Manu fue poco vistoso, funcional a la tarea que le pidiera Popovich. Esa imagen final es la que recuerda mucha gente y eclipsa lo que realmente fue Manu Ginóbili ente 2003 y 2010, una bestia.

[@pookyman12]

Yessss!!!!

[@kn7cks347]

THANK YOUUUUUU

[@robbrooks8692]

Ultimate team player

[@anthonymitchell1583]

He is so underrated exactly

[@Lexgluger01]

Call me crazy or a genius but if I had an opportunity to start a team with Prime Manu or Harden I’m going with Ginobiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!

[@PhoenixAscending]

Exactly. Harden barely tries most of the time on defense, and has been mostly a bad playoff performer

[@von4774]

Ginobili could’ve scored as much as Harden but he played with an all time top 10 and he sacrificed to win. I would take prime Ginobili over Harden it’s not even close

[@anthonymitchell1583]

Agrred

[@rlz3652]

Harden? pffff Manu>harden no fckng doubt.

[@drugodrugo6609]

Why crazy? That's just common sense.

[@JohnDoe-yx8et]

HALL OF FAme for Manu.

[@RiskyBisky11]

Ginobiliiii

[@carlosagustinserron5136]

Muy buen video, habían partidos que no vi. Gracias. Al empezar el vídeo pensaba, que lindo hacerlo visto jugar, meternos en las emociones. Hoy en día y hace tiempo ni miro NBA salvo por Campazzo pero resúmenes. Aunque Ja Morant, Doncic, me llaman mucho la atención. Pero no es lo mismo.