Today I do a reaction to a BTM Basketball Time Machine video called When The King Destroyed Prime Jordan. Head over to their channel and shoot a like and subscribe, he's great! Link is below: • When The King Destroye...
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@claytonphillips85Күн бұрын
Bernard King was absolutely that guy and I'd definitely like to see more videos of him
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Good cuz I'd like to do more. Consider it done
@Iceman24424Күн бұрын
Bernard was actually cooking pippen and grant not MJ… But he was that dude!!
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Yes he was. King was a problem lol
@forkpuncherКүн бұрын
It's funny how we forget how good someone was if they didn't win a championship. Most people nowadays won't remember how good Prime Blake Griffin was. That prime was only 2 years long too.
@Kings0424Күн бұрын
Prime Blake Griffin in that lob city era was ridiculous. The crazy dunks that they did were spectacular. I remember playing MyCareer are NBA 2k14 and on NBA 2k16, got drafted by my favorite team the Sacramento Kings every time and bruh the Clippers were so hard to beat, especially in the playoffs
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Thats how i feel about steve nash. Outside of here in phx it already feels like everyone forgot how good he was.
@forkpuncherКүн бұрын
@@TheRealMindCrime Nash was good, he was a deadly shooter despite being known more as a passer.
@GapGod78Күн бұрын
Mitch Richmond is another one of those offensive players MJ had high respect for
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Oh for sure! Mitch was a monster from deep
@GABEMOORE53314 сағат бұрын
@@TheRealMindCrime🗣️MITCH RICHMOND WAS A MONSTER OVERALL . MICHAEL JORDAN SAID , " MITCH RICHMOND IS THE T💪UGH EST PLAYER⏯️ AGAINST ME ON B ↔️TH ENDS ." >🎤 🏀🗑️🤾⛹️
@GABEMOORE53314 сағат бұрын
🗣️🎯EXACTLY ! MICHAEL JORDAN SAID , " MITCH RICHMOND IS THE T 💪 UGH EST PLAYER⏯️ AGAINST ME ON B↔️TH ENDS .">🎤 🏀🗑️🤾⛹️
@RightHandKamКүн бұрын
Never get old the btm intro. I don't remember Bernard King
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Me too. Makes me feel warm inside
@EpicentrКүн бұрын
Absolutely the godfather of YT basketball. Started there myself!
@samjacob13108 сағат бұрын
I was too young/not born to see Bernard King. Seeing this makes me appreciate his game. What an amazing legend. 🙌🙏
@TheRealMindCrime8 сағат бұрын
That makes me so glad! Also im gonna do a follow-up to this that shows his whole career. I have some to learn about him too.
@GapGod78Күн бұрын
Also Horace and Harvey probably got that “switcharoo” idea from the Richard Pryor movie called “Moving”. He had twin sons that raced track and halfway one will switch with the other discretely, and won the race.
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Lol thats awesome
@moldyapple1789Күн бұрын
prob most underrated player of all time. you never hear about outside of Knicks games where occasionally he is mentioned
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Its the curse of not winning a ring. He was an amazing hooper
@drama847119 сағат бұрын
Growing up, Bernard King was one of my favorite players. He was unstoppable, scored just as easily as MJ
@TheRealMindCrime14 сағат бұрын
Yeah he had no problem getting buckets
@No_Use_For_A_Name198121 сағат бұрын
Man,i really love the digging up on some guys who were great, but kind of forgotten over the years.
@TheRealMindCrime14 сағат бұрын
Thats something i always wanna focus on here. Paying tribute to all the greats. Too many hoopers have been forgotten
@hugheswhiteman1674Күн бұрын
I remember when the Knicks let him go to the Bullets instead of pairing him with Ewing. I was Big pissed
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Oh man thay duo would've been deadly!
@random_name-44Сағат бұрын
B. King could go beast mode at any time and put up absolutely crazy numbers. Look at that mid and post game he had. And coached right there by another legend Wes Unseld! And, yeah, I didn't think it would be a Lebron video, cos we all know that didn't happen, lol.
@TheRealMindCrimeСағат бұрын
I'm lookin forward to doing a follow-up to this one. I still need to fill in the gaps about his career that i missed out on.
@philipskinner570Күн бұрын
Music nerd moment. The song at the beginning was “silent night” in a minor key. But on a basketball note, I didn’t know how good Bernard was. Wow
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Nice! I knew I was hearing it but it was definitely in a minor. Thank you lol
@Kings0424Күн бұрын
Never got the chance to see others play because I was born in 2004 ɓut I always heard that Bernard King was a good player. I wonder why he was so underrated
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
I remember him being in and out. So maybe he had some injuries. I just remember when he was in the lineup it was a problem lol
@Kings0424Күн бұрын
@@TheRealMindCrime Damn that's sad to hear. I hate it when injuries ruin players careers in any sport
@mattchooblinkКүн бұрын
This was a cool vid! Very underrated. Sleep well, Jedi
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Thank you Master Matt!
@jimmybrooks2000Күн бұрын
Bernard was a monster. I still go back and watch the video of him dropping 60 on christmas
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Oh yeah!!!
@IkeThe9thКүн бұрын
Jordan probably didn’t lose sleep over it, the way Nique did with Bird - but I think Gary Payton was just as much a challenge for MJ as Joe Dumars.
@TheRealMindCrime23 сағат бұрын
Yeah GP gave everyone trouble for sure
@martymar8993Күн бұрын
No Bernard King = no Knicks fandom. He was a brand and a mascot and a hall of famer. Spike Lee would have stayed at home. Willpower incarnate.
@martymar8993Күн бұрын
check out when he played injured, you will get it.
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Well said. I'm gonna look more into his career. I only remember little bits from him.
@djyannoКүн бұрын
I pride myself in having seen all the players from the 80s to now. But I was wrong. I mean I knew of Bernard King. I knew him by his stats. But due to the limited amount of games I had access to prior to the 90s I think I have never seen him play and it's a shame. I know the Bullets games weren't a priority to broadcast here in Quebec but I should have seen him in his Knicks days. What a shame that I missed such an amazing player. I think his 90s counterpart of being forgotten might be Mitch Richmond
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Dont worry. Im gonna react to a vid that covers his whole career next. I'll do it in a few days. I remember him being awesome but I still wanna learn more too
@masterrserch397118 сағат бұрын
5:16 And it's crazy how it's kinda somehow not mentioned as much that he did this at 23 and 24 years old... guys usually don't hit their true dominant prime till like 27 the earliest
@TheRealMindCrime13 сағат бұрын
Yeah he was definitely gifted. He could score at will i remember
@ManafestoRahКүн бұрын
thta dude shot was pure and automatic wow, just saw the jordan what if vid and it got me thinking did Wizards Jordan play blazers pippen?
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Yes they did play against each other too
@phillipcollins165814 сағат бұрын
Theres a very good 30 for 30 on Bernard King that I would recommend if you're interested in learning a bit about the guy. He talks about how his parents would beat him as a child and racism he endured when he went to college at Tennessee. The documentary is called Bernie and Ernie I believe.
@TheRealMindCrime12 сағат бұрын
oh good call. Thank you for that!
@TygerClawGamingКүн бұрын
That was a lot of fun! Would you ever do a video on Scottie Pippen on the Rockets? I was watching a secret base video and they mentioned that Scottie and Barkley were having problems playing together. Not sure how your knowledge is of that time and Scottie's issues but thought I'd mention it
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
I actually have that exact secret base vid on the list lol. Those two hated each other
@TheDocmike23Күн бұрын
Thats one of the two Times he scored more than jordan🫡
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Nice. Not every day someone is outscoring MJ
@redzoz23 сағат бұрын
Thanks man you are kind of wikipedia for the things I'm more interested. Bernard King is a player I myself don't remember enough but it was before my time
@TheRealMindCrime14 сағат бұрын
Oh just wait for the follow-up vid for Bernard. Im gonna react to one that covers his whole career sometime this week. Thanks for the kind words btw!
@redzoz11 сағат бұрын
@@TheRealMindCrime can't wait
@sarahsloot2290Күн бұрын
Another one of those guys showing that MJ was the only skilled player of that era and before
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Right?
@tawithmmk4800Күн бұрын
Funny thing is I remember king a little bit as far as his nba play. But what I really remember is using the kings Back in the day on a Super Nintendo nba game I had and king was a deadly shooter. - i think he was on the kings at some point anyway. About to watch the vid maybe it’ll clarify.
@tawithmmk4800Күн бұрын
CORRECTION! I forgot it was the bullets lol
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
Nice! I love those classic games. I'm gonna do another one of these that cover his overall career. There is still a lot i don't remember
@mikeprolas2027Күн бұрын
Oh i thought benard played mostly in the 1970s do some more of him to actually know how good he was
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
I will for sure. I found out during this vid that i have a lot left to learn about him. I'll do a sequel to this sometime this week
@masterrserch397117 сағат бұрын
Last one I swear lol, cuz im at the end when u ask about more KING vids.. The answer is YES... But also, let's get some of my underrated favs... Mark Price Glen Rice Mitch Richmond Chris Mullin "What if RUN TMC stayed together?," type vids And just for me cuz this era was my favorite team in any of my fav teams/sports... Some good ol THUG FRONT LINE 90s Knicks Oak and Mase in ya Face ENFORCER, "YALL DONT REALLY WANT IT WITH US" vids (Mason is my all time fav player...and yes, it started out cuz we're both lefty Anthony's 😂.... but man did Mason work and become a damn solid player, and all star , but uhh in friggin Charlotte)
@TheRealMindCrime13 сағат бұрын
Good ideas here! Thank you
@masterrserch397112 сағат бұрын
@@TheRealMindCrime this is probably my "hottest" take, and i admit it, even being an "old head"....but im like 9 times outta 10 levels of sure that had they not broken up "RUN TMC," Hardaway, Richmond, Mullin woulda been a better trio than Steph, Klay, Draymond.... i mean, you'd be hard pressed to find 3 players who complement each other on the court and wouldn't fcuk up each others' games, while playing the 1, 2 and 3, and were HIGH LEVEL All Star Caliber players...then you got Don Nelson, a great coach, a great OFFENSIVE coach.... Sure, Steph is probably better than all of them...but u ramp up Mullin's 3 volume, he's basically Klay, and people forget Mullin had a SIX SEASON IN A ROW run where he literally put up 25 a night on 52% FG, 35% 3, 88% FT, with 5 boards and dimes a night...dude is right up there with unappreciated superstars (errr, despite being on the dream team lol)..... same for Richmond, Rookie of the Year, and BAM right after that, 9 more years IN A ROW, dropping 23 a game, on 40% from 3! 85% FT% with 1.5 steals... then you got one of the pioneers of the scoring PG, but still a "floor general" in Mr. UTEP 2STEP, who oh btw, again, 9 year stretch (missed a full year cuz of injury) dropping 19ppg, 9 dimes, 2 steals, with the exact same .353 3pt% like Mullin... Imagine all 3 of them growing, hitting their primes, TOGETHER, during that sick 6-10 year Mullin/Richmond stretch? It's not ridiculous to think they would've made each other BETTER, maybe not in terms of NUMBERS, but if you have all those years of those kinds of versatile playrs, you KNOW theyd come together and learn how to win.... theyd have to run into JOrdan's BUZZSAW Bulls, but man, it woulda been GREAT to see...
@MultiBreezybКүн бұрын
Bernard King was an amazing player if not for the knee injury who knows what would have happened. But I think he retired at 35 or 36 due to knee problems.
@Kings0424Күн бұрын
Damn really. I mean I'm only 19 years old so I seen them play bit I always heard that King was a good player. I didn't know that his career was cut short due to knee injuries
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
I think so too. But he was great when he was healthy
@masterrserch397118 сағат бұрын
I'm walking the dog in the bright sun, couldn't see the thumbnail, only the title.... DUDE My heart almost skipped a beat; I thought we were gonna see a (siiiiiigh) "KING" Lebron James smoke Jordan, in some BS comparison vid lol As a born and raised and still to this day NYCer, I'm always down for Bernard KING vids Liiiiiiiitle before my time, but I always make a case to learn the history of shit I love---- it's why I got Wilt 3 on my all time list (behind the man Larry Legend and of course, that slob prick bast'id Knick killer Jordan)
@TheRealMindCrime13 сағат бұрын
Nice! I saw Bernard play but this vid made me realize i know less than i thought so I'll be doing a follow-up to this to continue the knowledge.
@Rookie30590Күн бұрын
On the road to 50k!
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
We're gettin there! 🙂
@chicagoan5411Күн бұрын
Fake crap- he never destroyed Michael
@TheRealMindCrimeКүн бұрын
He destroyed everyone at some point. Ask Dominique lol.