The legend that would've changed Jordan, Magic, & Bird's legacies

[@Dom2k16]

Got really sick after this video (flu), that's why I haven't had a video out since. Hope to have one Tuesday. Life sucks sometimes.

[@AirKangLocker]

Dom2k get better man, really enjoy ur vids

[@chriscorcione8104]

Dom2k I was intrigued by the title of this video so I checked it out and was pleasantly surprised! You did a great job and I totally agree with your research and the point you're making. Sabonis was awesome! This video has a very 30 for 30 vibe to it and I thought it was great!👍

[@tvfilthydank7312]

Dom2k bruh I got the flu also

[@ResistingSix]

Dom2k hope u get better

[@zekek3777]

Dom2k just because he was drafted by the blazers in 86 wtf makes you think he would have been on the blazers if he was drafted sooner? lmao

[@Dominykas48]

As a Lithuanian I'm glad that Sabonis gets the respect and recognition that he deserves

[@edmichaelalobog8886]

He could've been the GOAT! Salute!

[@Madvillainy48]

Dominykas48 He deserves to be in the hall of fame because if he would've came earlier, he probably would've had historic seasons, and he's on of the links to foreign players.

[@edmichaelalobog8886]

He's a Hall of Famer

[@Jaymistic]

Should be? He is already in the Hall of Fame. That boy was a beast.

[@faustasatraskevicius38]

Dominykas48 im lithuanian too

[@elnardowebster2842]

Finally someone gives Sabonis his due. Absolute beast. My fav all time with Hakeem and Kareem.

[@stephenrosenfelder8125]

Not sure if Len would have made Boston a lock contender, but his death killed Boston for a decade. Damn shame he died so young. And I'm a Bulls fan.

[@RichHomieQuanChi]

His mullet alone could've gotten him a three-peat

[@NCAlien910]

Jah bless you for this comment

[@KxngKUDA]

Nic George that comment and that name😂😂😂

[@lucastraver367]

Rich Homie Quan Chi fax

[@cookiesajay]

Rich Homie Quan Chi brah take this W for your username

[@jimbo-fk4dq]

The impressive thing about Sabonis is how effortless he made everything look in highlights of him in the 80s. He was truly a great player. It explains why he's in the Hall of Fame.

[@joshprice7527]

God who else thought this was a len bias video

[@Ssravo]

Josh Price meeee lol

[@masterbroda3838]

Josh Price same!

[@alexduval3869]

Josh Price same

[@Dark295Boy]

I was going to comment len bias but I saw your comment first xD

[@stevendosch4775]

Josh Price me

[@Juhh206]

Dom i paused the vid made 3 tacos and put pineapple on the side with water to watch this video. That shows how entertaining you are

[@Dom2k16]

Meet the basketball legend that would've changed everything in the mid 80s - 1990s. I had tons of fun with this vid cause I feel like people don't know that he very well could be the biggest "What-if" in NBA history. Enjoy! All sources are in the description. Like comment and sub if you enjoyed and hit the bell next to my name for notifications. Business email: [e-mail] Patreon: patreon.com/dom2k16 Facebook: facebook.com/mrnba2khighlights Twitter: twitter.com/mr2khighlights Instagram: instagram.com/nba_2k_highlights Snapchat: Dom_2k

[@LeftyG13]

Dom2k looks lit keep it up dom

[@LeBeautiful]

Dom2k Len Bias video?

[@JWSportsNetwork]

You just inspired a What If video

[@stateofdre7466]

Dom2k can you do a Oscar Schmidt Videos please

[@User01-y5x]

Dom2k beat at the start fire

[@FFVIIFAN]

Growing up in NW Oregon, I have been a Blazer fan my entire life.... I can confidently say, Arvydas Sabonis is THE most underrated/underappreciated/underrespected player in NBA History. IF Sabonis has the opportunity to play in the USA as soon as he was skilled enough, his career and the history of the NBA would have been MUCH different. First off...yes, he did get injured. Guess what...virtually EVERY great has been injured. The big difference with Sabonis was the medical treatment he received before coming to the NBA. Had his injury been provided respect and top-notch rehab the world had to offer, we would have seen a much different Sabonis. With that being said, Chicago wouldn't have had such an easy ride to the top....and, maybe they would have beaten Portland still...but the world would have seen, MJ wasn't the only basketball god of the 90's. The One & Only....#11....Arvydas Sabonis

[@elbowgang9715]

I love MJ but Sabonis and Bias may have derailed that 6/6 record had Sabonis been allowed to come in 1985 and Bias hadn't died in 1986.

[@BEDCORN]

Brian Scalabrine in a time traveling machine?

[@aaronperry445]

Bedcorn yup

[@BEDCORN]

Aaron Perry knew it

[@theprodigy7002]

W

[@futuregohan4837]

Scalabrine Helping Jordan Win 6 Championships LOL

[@videogaming7622]

Bedcorn that boy can glat out score from 3pt land

[@nateheineman6697]

FINALLY!! Amazing video on Arvydas.! sooo many ppl dont know who Arvydas Sabonis is. this video shows PERFECTLY who he was! .. one of the greatest basketball players to ever play the game! .. much respect to Dom2k for making this video and informing ppl who this LEGEND is.! .. Keep it up bro!

[@futuregohan4837]

Arvydas Can Shoot 3's Which Was Unusual For A Big Man His Size

[@jorgevaltierrez7062]

@ 3:15. He gets angry, gets stared down and finishes off with the robot dance. LOL!

[@Ellivation]

Hahaha

[@amancalledhawk5575]

Dude would have been a legend and changed the game

[@sssaint2138]

Funny how many guessed Len Bias. Do Y'all don't know Dom? He ALWAYS does the unconventional

[@mcray0309]

That Noah i was thinking len but i do love love me some sabonis

[@link514]

"Do Y'all don't" lol

[@jakesable2602]

Kevin Goatrant for MVP #ItsStillFuckStephCurry K.D=🐍🐍🐍

[@sssaint2138]

Kevin Goatrant for MVP #ItsStillFuckStephCurry sorry that I'm not a native speaker how do you say it correctly then?

[@antonnyberg4431]

That Noah "Do y'all not" or "Don't y'all know"

[@nesnejls]

Your videos always bring a different perspective - thanks. I remember seeing Sabonis play on TV at 17 years old and just being in awe of how refined his talent was even then ... and at that size. Look at him put it on Robinson!

[@donwhiteley3293]

You could make an argument that Sabonis did change the legacy of Michael, Larry, and Magic. Arvydas Sabonis is the single biggest reason the Dream Team was created in the first place. Entering the 1988 Olympics, the US Men's team had only lost 1 game in Olympic history, and that was a game where the team did not play well and had a very controversial call go against them at the end. Sabonis almost single-handedly led the USSR team past the David Robinson-led US in the 1988 semifinals (Mitch Richmond, Danny Manning, Hersey Hawkins, Dan Majerle, and Stacey Augman were just some of the other future NBA stars on that team). Anyone watching that game realized that the USSR team was the better team and Sabonis was far and away the best player on the floor. Neither Robinson (you know, 91-92 NBA Def Player of the Year and 4x All-Def 1st Team) nor anyone else had an answer for Sabonis. USA Basketball decided to create the Dream Team in response to that loss. Since the Dream Team has become a legend unto itself and became a part of the Legacy of all the players involved, Sabonis did in fact change the legacies of those greats.

[@mishagelenava2962]

I guessed it right. Lithuanian demigod. He was a victim of politics and injuries. Nowadays everything has changed and his son played first in American college(Gonzaga) and now he is rookie in OKC Thunder. Unfortunately he is nowhere near as good as his dad.

[@carlosgarza9132]

Misha Gelenava Ironically he's the only rookie that's started every game this year. But on the Thunder that's not saying much.

[@mishagelenava2962]

He is not bad but not so good either. He's still very young so, of course he will improve.

[@mishagelenava2962]

He is nowhere near in any aspect of physicality and skill set

[@MLA831]

Misha Gelenava his other son plays in my town!!

[@mishagelenava2962]

Alberto Mahia I guess you are from A Coruña

[@brianschweitzer1]

The blazers again have the worst luck in the NBA just add this to the list. Basketball gods hate Portland they just have us 1977 just to taunt us. Seriously the blazers have the worst luck in NBA history.

[@overlordedgaming3594]

Brian Schweitzer true, they missed on MJ and KD

[@stacksonstacks2704]

Brian Schweitzer Orlando or Clippers do the amount of shit they went through

[@brianschweitzer1]

Emmanuel Fabro clippers have always just been bad except for the last few years we have always made it to the end and then lost. plus magic were only ever good with penny and Shaq and Dwight for one year and they didn't miss KD MJ and Karl Malone so you have no argument

[@Stonecoldalston]

Emmanuel Fabro no they was just trash the Blazers had Bill Walton Brandon Roy & Greg Oden all potential Super Stars retire early from injury

[@Lilstoner224]

Brian Schweitzer Um, hello? Clippers??? Magic doesn't have bad luck, their just incredibly stupid. They could of had T-Mac + Shaq iirc.

[@OlajuwonDR34M]

Sabonis was Jokic before Jokic but in a 7'3/7'4 frame! They said he was 7'4 but due to so many surgeries from injuries he actually shrunk to 7'3! I watched a NBA TV special on him from last December, and they were talking to Brian Shaw who was on the 1986 U.S. FIBA World Championship team when they played against Sabonis, and he said that he was just as athletic as David Robinson! The footage from that game speaks for itself too, he absolutely dominated Robinson and the U.S.! Arvydas has been one of my all-time favorite players for quite some time. And with the NBA 2K21 Next Generation, I was finally able to create a young Prime Sabonis type build!! Love that you showed so much love to him, more people need to know about his game! Great video Dom!!

[@bobbysmurda2268]

He was basically a incredible athletic Jokic

[@Ryenobal]

I remember hearing commentators speaking about him several years ago when he was playing for Portland. They said he could play like Bird and was probably the greatest European player for the last generation, but came to the NBA too late.

[@ProducersIKnow]

Had Len Bias lived the Celtics would've still drafted Reggie Lewis at the end of the 1st round. Len Bias & Reggie Lewis on the same team with the aging Big 3 would've changed the league as well

[@johnnypierre5793]

I knew he was good and I know he son plays for okc but man he was amazing just another sad what if story thank you for sharing this dom

[@patriotburger141]

Rodger Goodell fuck you.... sorry I thought you were actually roger goodell

[@Irfanhill]

It's not THAT sad, at least for him: he did very well in Europe and is a legend in his country, meanwhile Drazen spent years wondering why the Americans didn't trust his genius at basketball before he got the minutes and recognition he deserved.

[@CiCLoDoL]

MJ has been undefeated in the finals thanks to Arvydas Sabonis never being in the NBA during his prime.

[@itstayaaa8280]

The Bulls never had a good center he would have ate them alive . This is my favorite video thank you .🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@theoneandonlycobruh]

Perhaps Rodman or Horace would like to have a talk with you. Sure they're power forwards but they could've possibly locked him down.

[@charles_3x]

No, maybe slowed him down but you don’t just lock down players that good, it’s impossible

[@brianlogsdon4824]

@@theoneandonlycobruh Rodman would have got a couple boards on him, Horace wouldn’t have done anything to him

[@OnlyGoodSHHH]

THIS is your ONE redeeming video, in my eyes. You are a very modern NBA fan...this clearly shows in most of your uploads. But this was a good call. Arvydas was my favorite blazer of all time, and I always knew he coulda changed the course of the NBA had he been given the chance in him prime

[@No_mans_land_]

Really legitimate argument. This guy for sure could have changed the NBA. Insanely talented and skilled to go with that size. Great video once again. Thank you!

[@edbrewer5123]

Title made me think, "Len Bias". When you said "overseas" I instantly thought "Arvydas Sabonis" . Didn't think anyone outside of Portland in the 90's would even remember him. Nice video. You get my like. I'll watch a few more videos, and if you are as knowledgeable and articulate as you are in this one, I'll subscribe. Great Job!

[@jaycleezy9403]

I'd go with Oscar Schmidt, Ben Wilson or Len bias but Sabonis was an amazingly talented big man and very underrated

[@stanakkerman2386]

Great video! Thanks for educating the youngsters who have never heard or seen Sabas. He is my favorite player of all time! In his prime he really had no weakness in his game. And as a crippled old NBA player was still an above average Center. At age 40 he was Euroleague MVP! Such a fun player to watch, with his fancy passes, unorthodox crafty shots, and the ability to step out and shoot it from distance. With all do respect to Bill Walton, Sabas is the best passing big man of all-time. I think Bill would agree. Thanks again for the great video!

[@tlharris40]

I TOTALLY agree with this video!!! One of the most underrated players EVER!!!

[@damedolla3870]

Sabonis was one of my favorite players. Thanks for making a video on him

[@conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154]

I think Len Bias would've changed the NBA dramatically. Shifted our entire attitude towards the trinity (Jordan, Magic, Bird) at that time. Bird would've benefited greatly. Prolly would've won some chips in the 90s

[@t-god2439]

Darrel Be first person that came to my mind too

[@danielyankun3605]

Darrel Be Boston would've likely even won it in 87 but because they had no other options McHale had to finish the regular season on a broken foot and it never healed, if Bias was alive he would've started and McHale could sit out and let his broken foot heal. Then in the Finals the Celtics wouldn't have had a 28ppg scorer limping up and down the court all game, and in the game Magic hit the skyhook to win it, McHale was like 2 inches from blocking it jumping off his broken foot, if he wasn't injured he definitely would've blocked it. McHale was just entering his prime but was never the same after the injury.

[@random5299]

Darrel Be Would've depended on how he progressed because he wasn't a sure fire thing. Bulls would've probably still dominated the 90s.

[@futuregohan4837]

Cause Jordan Was Already Established

[@vingthor13]

Great Vid. This guy was amazing in his prime. I've seen footage that'll leave your jaw hanging open. What impressed ME the most was that he was like Magic/Bird- good at passing! Good reflexes too. Thanks for the up.

[@DaxSports1]

"How Sabonis could've broken the NBA" - Mike Korzemba

[@luiscontreras2177]

Daxster Dax lol

[@TataShvaler]

"Proof Sabonis wasn't human"

[@CorrectSuspicion]

Meet Arvydas Sabonis - Nikola Jokic with a 40 inch vertical

[@erichofuentes2391]

@@CorrectSuspicion beat me to it hahaha

[@primedemarr]

@@CorrectSuspicion 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@88smjls]

Respect to the creators of these videos for the high level of research.

[@abdullahiali223]

This is that's thunder rookie daddy

[@keithramanjooloo8180]

Abdullahi Ali yep

[@Hidden_Seeker_]

Abdullahi Ali That's a hell of a sentence

[@tdjr0303]

A. E. Cooper lol😂😂😂😂

[@DaveSP196]

Abdullahi Ali You could've said that better

[@AKA_Maple]

Domantas Sabonis

[@SimplyBergman]

Respect for making a video for this legend

[@smoothALOE]

The most simple comparison I heard about Sabonis was that he was like Bill Walton with 3-point range. Had Walton not suffered so many injuries, basketball from the mid 70s to mid 80s might've looked different, too. All this being said, I think Sabonis might've put up Kareem-like numbers, but a decade later and an even more competitive landscape. Teams would've had to put smaller, less physical forwards on him, but on the defensive end, I think he would've dealt with lots of foul trouble, too. Unfortunately, it's all speculative.

[@futuregohan4837]

Walton Would've Had The 3 Pointer

[@MrTUBEular10]

Love Sabonis. Great vid as always

[@nosurprisesss]

this was really good video :) i am from Lithuania like Sabonis ,and in our country everyone knows him ,he is a legend ,and thanks for this video ,and everything nice you said about him

[@gregs3173]

Awesome video. One of your best :)

[@jingzheng2006]

Sabonas is a BasketBall Hall of Famer very underrated.

[@juliandeleon6107]

Dom honestly your content is so great, keep up the good work and the NBA fans will definitely acknowledge you as a great NBA KZbinr

[@1965Numbersman]

I remember watching him from the 80's when he was playing some of the international games. I was an Atlanta Hawks fan back then and I remember that draft because of the legendary Jon Konkak. If he )Sabonis) would have been able to play for Atlanta back then with Wilkins, Willis, Rivers, Carr, Levingston, and some of the athletes they had it would have been different in the east. Boston doesn't win that Game 7 because the Hawks win it in Game 6 (still sore about that). He was definitely one who would have done a lot better in the league if he had been able to join earlier. And with modern medicine in the US compared to the USSR those injuries probably would not have affected him like they did.

[@carlosalachemunoz5802]

wow Sabonis! I knew he was good but I didn't know he was that good. great video and great job

[@chiefryback7906]

He was still a blast to watch in his later years with Portland. Amazing passer!

[@zerocal76]

awesome video man. you're are absolutely right, no one really knows how good sabonis was. way past his prime. keep them coming bruh!

[@NCAlien910]

Yo Dom, you should do what if video on Oscar Scmidt. He' played for 29 years, and he's basketball's all time leading scorer, with a grand total of 49,737 career points, combining club and national team play.

[@sdsdsa0d]

Nic George I thought this video was about him

[@UHKappaSig]

Great video, Dom. I always heard about Sabonis but never realized how ahead of his time he was. It's definitely fun to think about what could have been. I would've loved to see him and Olajuwon go at it in their primes.

[@lyokowarrior487]

dom please do more videos like this I love learning more about guys like this it's Really interesting keep it up bro

[@dallasparty316]

if your a big man basketball player and Portland is interested in you....that means trouble for you. Portland is like a curse to big men players

[@Dom2k16]

+Chris Lmao didn't even think about that

[@dallasparty316]

Dom2k there is what probably 4-5 since early 80s that Portland has taken. and none of them lived up really. but I agree if Sabonis had come in to NBA about a decade earlier things might have been shaken up. he performed solidly during his NBA tenure

[@Nutt_lemmings]

I live in Portland lolz

[@Doc_Hollladay]

great video bro!

[@GrayHughesInvestigates]

excellent video. Exactly what I tell people all the time. the what if scenario. He is one of the top 3 players ever to play. Just didn't last long enough.

[@troublet1969]

Great video, I really enjoyed it!

[@whobitmyname]

I'm calling it @ 1:10: it's the Blazers isn't it? **Update: YUP!!! Agreed. Young Sabonis was a freak.

[@Mechamjr88]

As a lifelong Blazer fan, that grew up watching 90s ball. There's no one that blew me away more consistently than Sabonis and Jordan. so glad I meet him and got his autograph at GI Joes in the mid 90s. Sabis is easily my favorite player.

[@joshprice7527]

make a len bias video please dom do it before korzemba he was the best the never was DO IT!

[@Tazmania98]

One of Korzemba's older videos talked about Len Bias.

[@joshprice7527]

Tanzim Last oh shoot didn't know that

[@rafikz77]

I knew this video was about Sabonis. Great vid

[@JCastro134]

I thought it would've been on Drazen Petrovic

[@edmichaelalobog8886]

The biggest what ifs from Eurpoean players Sabonis and Petrovic, imagine if those two guys played with each other?

[@Irfanhill]

It might have been weird since they disliked each other. Read the great Drazen bio that was published recently if you want to learn more about their relationship.

[@ldot1469]

Jose Castro yeah I was thinking drazen as well

[@lukapopovic5802]

Daz No, he was four years in NBA + have never got a chance in his first three seasons. Drazen is probably the best shooter that has ever played the game (watch what R.Miller said about him)

[@ahutch39]

You could also make an argument for that

[@Jarrard68]

You really know your stuff. I saw Sabo play. He was amazing. Behind the back passes. The no look pass. Also because of his size the referee calls seemed to always go against him. Great video

[@manuelgonzalez-gc9fj]

Great video , arvedeous Sabonis it's without question the best European player before nowitzki .... But change the Jordan legacy I don't know maybe in the 80's ... Great video

[@billywood9717]

Great piece here!! I'm subbing! Definitely top5 "what if" of the NBA. Last game against Dirk... wow!

[@rjgamboa4058]

Sabonis would've taken over the NBA

[@toumistra]

Good on you for bringing this out. This is not the first time that i have heard about Sabonis's greatness.

[@nikchris69]

A well known guy here in Europe, nicknamed "miracle of nature"

[@samshambles391]

Great video! I'm impressed.

[@_Some_Guy_]

wow that footage of his younger days is amazing

[@stevenmason2259]

Nice video. Always been looking forward to videos like yours

[@rnk737737]

Him & Nique! Man Atlanta needed that!

[@itstayaaa8280]

Youngblood you really made my night . This got me geeked bro thank you .

[@jakeberube438]

Damn I don't know who the best NBA KZbinr is Dom or Mike? it's one of them!!

[@fixthesegames6303]

I like mike more. Seems more enthusiastic plus that background music

[@jpofdagalaxy]

Yeah, I also love how mike reacts and his variety of videos. I mean Dom is great but I just like watching Mike more

[@futuregohan4837]

Whereas Dom Has A Unique Voice

[@kodysanderson8416]

Im Zini korzembas better but I fuck with Dom heavy

[@jakeberube438]

Kody Sanderson Fr

[@sophies5640]

Thanks for high quality content!!! His game is sensational and what an amazing what-if!!!

[@haijac6248]

Good job finding this, I remember this guy and I use to say he'd been better than Shaq if he had be health and came to the us earlier

[@dbolt_]

knew this was bout to be sabonis!! good vid bro

[@Colstonewall]

1:37 Sabonis dwarfing The Admiral, David Robinson!

[@azib958]

Thanks for making a video on one of my favorite "what-if" players!

[@mazzespain]

Impressive video, I´m totally agree with your theory, as a basketball fan for all my entire live, I really think that without injuries he could be the best center of all times. Put the height (Legit 7 3",), Yao Ming's Shot, Walton or Gasol Basketball IQ, and Shaq rebounding skills add to all of this David Robinson´s jump ability and finally Tim Duncan´s coordination and you got Arvydas Sabonis, with 25 Years. He was a victim of the political situation in the USSR and of course the injuries ´cos at the time that he lands on the NBA his legs were demolished, and he was lame for a professional athlete level. Thanks again, for the awesome video.

[@michelemcdaniel6032]

If the Pistol hadn't had mono and died young nobody would know MJ

[@ricosuave953]

Great video. Terrific and original. You are easily my favorite NBA KZbinr

[@mclark8857]

come on man when's Wilt's Case for the G.O.A.T vid comin out?

[@axwburner]

Matthew Clark he doesn't have one. no where near successful enough to be the goat

[@kobe6000]

Matthew Clark you have got to be high. Wilt Chamberlain is the most dominant player in NBA history.

[@redgoose5241]

Kobe Miller if Shaq played in that era he'd average 80 points a game...

[@FirstPlace97]

Wilt was the smartest player ever, on and off the court

[@jr-pn1dt]

Kobe Miller youre a fucking moron if you think hes the most dominant he was a 7 footer who played in a league full of unathletic 5ft people hes nowhere near the most dominant just of that era learn your facts stop looking at box scores

[@jerryschutte6970]

Great Video. He would have Been a Superstar in he'd been in NBA all those years. Glad to see he got elected to the HOF a few years back!!

[@100ovrbatmanbron7]

Diamond Sabonis is a beast in MyTeam

[@hubsterrecords1521]

I knew it would be Arvydas when you said overseas! Domantas has been balling too!

[@PLF...]

Imagine having only seen Bird his last 2 seasons

[@musicandmagic909]

Sabonis beat David Robinson like a rug in the '88 Olympics. He's the reason for the Dream Team in '92.

[@dguz7625]

Len bias im guessing

[@kamari57]

Right lmao

[@dguz7625]

Bruh wtf I thought I was right

[@shonnextdoor5392]

Thought that to

[@austinking6207]

Ra

[@arshgrewal6578]

nope

[@aminurrrr0621]

GREAT video. I almost forget about Sabonis sometimes.

[@Dom2k16]

Appreciate it!

[@kellenwalter]

Plug him into the lineup with Terry Porter, Clyde Drexler, Jerome Kersey, and Cliff Robinson/Buck Williams. HO---LEEEE----CRAP.

[@Mutomboandchicken]

Thank you... you don't know how much I appreciate your ability to shed light on players and teams throughout NBA history. Too many false narratives are created by the media in recent memory, as well as lazy NBA fans not willing to to spend the TIME to LEARN. Keep up the great historical videos.

[@VICTORGENTRY]

Len Bias would have definitely changed all 3 of their legacies... do a video on him next!

[@sdfadsffdsfsdfdsf2854]

victor gentry nah

[@Irfanhill]

Well how can we know? The guy didn't play pro. For Sabonis, he DID dominate the best big men in meet-ups in international competitions, so the evidence is here.

[@apolloskywalker633]

There's already videos on him, I like learning about other forgotten players, Len Bias has been talked about.

[@assadsalloum1975]

ESPNs 30 for 30 have a doco on Len Bias

[@basrileng8671]

Jordan ate len bias alive at college

[@dominicrigsby8547]

This video is great. I remember watching Portland in the early 2000s. All the broadcasters talked about was how good he was. I had no idea it was like this

[@frankmaliano]

Excellent video. Prime and injury free Sabonis would have been a treat to watch against Ewing, Robinson, Olajuwon, Abdul Jabbar, Parrish, Mourning, Shaq. Watch out for Jokic. He's looking like Sabonis 2.0. Hopefully he can develop a bit more...

[@GunninRebel55]

I'ts actually Nurkic who will pick up and carry the torch Sabonis left behind. Denver certainly screwed themselves letting him go. Double down on it that they let him go to the best possible destination for his timeline and skill-set, not to mention they gave up what will most likely be the #19 or 20 pick in an incredibly deep draft. So basically Nurkic and Justin Jackson or the next Dennis Rodman.... Mr Jordan Bell for Mason Plumlee. Denver just handed Portland the map to direct them to where their championship lies. I will say this though. Jokic is an amazing player with an uncanny ability to pass the ball. He can score and rebound as well too. What I see from him that gives me pause though, is his inability to impose his will on the game itself. I just dont see the passion of a winner in him. It's like he want's people to know how brilliant a talent he is but not for the opposing team to see he's there to murder everything, dominate, and win. When he and Nurkic faced off for the 1st time I expected it to be a titanic battle and a big statement for one of the two. Jokic seemed to succumb to the will of Nurkic and didn't put up much of a resistance. Nurkic had his way with Jokic and imposed his will from start to finish completely dismantling him and Jokic seemingly never threw a counter-punch, instead electing to concede the game to Jusuf and the Blazers. All the flashy plays and razzle-dazzle are fun and great for entertainment purposes but I like a center who has a lot of toughness, mental strength, and a strong will to win as well as the skills it takes to get their team the W.

[@SV-bx5lr]

watch his 40 point game vs porzingis!

[@andreingramakadjscrewrip7372]

@@GunninRebel55 *Laughs in 3-1 comeback vs Utah and LA*

[@GunninRebel55]

Andre Ingram aka DJ Screw RIP laughs at DJ screws outcome 😩😂😭

[@andreingramakadjscrewrip7372]

@@GunninRebel55 *Laughs at Jusuf Nurkic's career*

[@Lsteezy]

Im a Chitwn guy and was there thru Mj days from start to finish and Dam dawg. This dude was Real like that? He was a beast as far as i knew his career via NBA and now u brang this knowlegde? Smh another one of those could"ves stories. Mad props on vid Bigdawg. You gotta new scribah... keep it up brtha. God bless

[@Dom2k16]

+Assyriano King Appreciate it!

[@jesusshuttlesworth9474]

Is it sabonis?

[@jesusshuttlesworth9474]

Wow got it because he said he played overseas

[@thirtyworld]

I subbed based on this video alone. Fantastic work. I remember how much of a novelty it was when he finally came over, seeing a guy his size with his range.

[@blackurustrikes2328]

Another interesting fun fact: The year before Jordan was drafted, the Bulls drafted Enis Whatley. One of the guys who were drafted after Whatley was CLYDE DREXLER. Yep. The Bulls could have drafted Clyde the Glide! Of course, had the Bulls done that it is less likely the Bulls pick MJ the following year. Thanks the basketball gods for BIG favors!

[@joeweber8061]

Damn I always loved Sabonis when he came in to the league, because he was so unorthodox and unique. I never really knew how much potential he had or how he could have changed the league. This was a great video. I admire him even more now

[@NBAInsider]

First !

[@oprahmainverson4102]

NBA Inside lol ur vids are great

[@noisepoIIution]

NBA Insider you guys should collab

[@rokutis0111]

Thank you for making this video. As a fellow lithuanian, it's great to see Sabonis getting the recognition he deserves

[@mt883]

excellent video. I feel like Porzingis will be what sabonis should've been in the nba.

[@Dom2k16]

That would be amazing

[@denistuohy2535]

Lukas Perveneckas definitely. The first time I saw Jokic play I thought of Sabo

[@Dariusjunevicius]

@@denistuohy2535 just short of defense Athleticism and heart

[@PLF...]

Comparing Sabonis to Porzingis is like comparing Shaq to Shawn Bradley

[@ner3571]

@@PLF... gtfoh, your Sabonis is overrated.

[@allantin4tw]

Thanks for this video man. This was the best and most talented European ever to set foot on the NBA. Neither Drazen or Dirk (most successful European :P ) could compare to him!

[@raymondchou6827]

I'm betting it's Len Bias before I even watch the video.

[@jaylenmontgomery7912]

Ray Will wrong

[@salmanjamil7800]

Ray Will I like the profile pic lol Gintama for life