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12 Players You NEED to Know (A-C)

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A new series, where I give a short summary of many different under-appreciated players in NBA History.
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@jonnyarnett Год назад

Who would you like to see in the series??

@YV_playzz1211 Год назад

As a younger nba fan u have really increased my basketball knowledge to a very high level to what I used to be

@ragingBob Год назад

Mark price as a Clevelander would love to see more recognition to a shooter like him

@slanderman3296 Год назад

Detlef scheimpf

@atti_odyssey Год назад

Dolph Schayes

@EEEBOXING Год назад

Dennis Johnson, Chris Webber, Jo Jo White

@celtics17banners84 Год назад

My vote would be Dennis Johnson. He needs some respect

@kenallen4175 Год назад

The late great DJ!!!

@jaredgreiff4674 Год назад

Beat me to it!

@kenallen4175 Год назад

I think Larry said he was the smartest player he ever played with.

@TheSuperkeithg Год назад

Definitely! People aren’t aware that he was a star player for the championship Super Sonics before the Boston dynasty

@codyeble0713 Год назад

@@kenallen4175he did

@tlharris40 Год назад

Detlef Schrempf would be great for this series. I appreciate and enjoy what you do with your Channel. Keep up the great work.

@jdcsteelers498 Год назад

That dude was goooood

@marcelo_huertas Год назад

Gail goodrich is criminally underrated, way ahead of his times was a big part of that Lakers championship in '72

@jaysenbustamante9926 Год назад

Leading scoring for that team too

@al-nur999 Год назад

Would love to see Bernard King in this list, he's one of the forgotten legends out there

@vukotabrajovic5988 Год назад

Vlade Divac! Young basketball fans should know who was the "Jokić before Jokić", a Serbian guy that was certainly the best facilitator among the big players of his time, while at the same time was very capable defensive player who averaged more than 1.5 blocks and steals per game numerous times during his career.

@NaptownsClassic Год назад

And the only player in the league with a pack and a half a day habit 😂

@kbjpj8249 Год назад

@fortynights1513 Год назад

There are several players who deserve a mention. Jermaine O’Neil is one that comes to my mind, and World B. Free is another.

@otakultur5624 Год назад

Hope you talk about Dale Ellis. Élite shooter ahead of his time. Made 9 3s in a game in 1990. Peaked with a 28-4-2 statline , on 50-48-82%. Played 69 minutes in a single game. MIP in 87. Was an Allstar caliber player each year in Seattle, then get traded for Ricky Pierce and collapsed into the bench. Really an interessing career

@commenter1976 Год назад

Dale Ellis was a dawg. Love to see a real fan of the game like myself. ❤

@PIP...33 Год назад

@@commenter1976 TERRELL BRANDON, MCDYESS BLOCKS, KENNY ANDERSON DRIBBLING, BONES BARRY MOST KIND PERSON IN NBA HIS FREE THROW DUNK AND ALL 3'S WHEN HE CARRY DUNCAN ETC

@colingamer5073 Год назад

@@PIP...33what are you talking about

@leseanwalston7916 Год назад

Lol Fun Fact him and my brother were neighbors in Powder Springs GA about 15-20yrs ago and they had multiple physical altercations lol🤦🏿‍♂️ my brother had mental issue at the time tho🤷🏿‍♂️

@anthonys3892 Год назад

I love learning NBA history from you. My player of choice I’d want to see more about is Andrei Kirilenko. In a league of Tim Duncans, Kevin Garnetts, and Ben Wallaces, he still stood out.

@stevelegreid Год назад

Would love to see a prime Antonio McDyess video. Jimmy Jackson as well

@planet3vitaminpacks Год назад

Maurice Lucas. ABA star and Championship winner. Original “Enforcer”. Helped lead Portland Trailblazers to the promised land.

@planet3vitaminpacks Год назад

Another good one would be Bobby Dandridge….he’s in the Hall of Fame and few today remember him. Totally obscure choice and not necessarily for this list would be Billy Ray Bates…. I’d say he’s like an early version of Jeremy Lin. He signed from the CBA and was electric…for a while.

@Chris-lu4vm Год назад

@@planet3vitaminpacksanother one that isn’t too known I think personally is lebron, I don’t think he’s talked about enough or appreciated, his team too, who the fuck talks about the lakers

@mongoslade277 Год назад

@@planet3vitaminpacksIs that the guy that played with Portland?? Filipino people love him

@planet3vitaminpacks Год назад

@@mongoslade277 - Yes Maurice Lucas played with Portland for many years and later a short stint with the Lakers. My favorite Blazer as a kid. Later Clyde Drexler was a favorite.

@colingamer5073 Год назад

As a Mavs fan, I loved to see Mark Aguirre on the list. One of the most underrated scoring legends ever.

@colingamer5073 Год назад

Cliff Robinson (Not Clifford the one for the blazers) but the one that played with cavs and nets. One of the most forgotten non-all stars.

@chocamocha4541 Год назад

I appreciate you giving more recognition to these players, not many casuals know about them

@christophergooding9820 Год назад

Jonny is a casual. He just talks about players stats or accolades. Rarely their actual games

@swoog10 Год назад

I’m actually a competitive basketball fan myself

@garrettshort7920 Год назад

@christophergooding9820 not really. He's pretty good at giving basic information about almost any player to ever play

@christophergooding9820 Год назад

@@garrettshort7920he basically just talks about stars or franchise players so idk how that’s any player ever. And again the basic information is stuff you could find on wikipedia and bball reference w/o watching a single game

@brandonbrown88 Год назад

Can’t call somebody a casual for not knowing old ass players that they can’t even watch.

@ur_wrong1209 Год назад

I knew all of these players already, but some of the facts were cool, didn’t know that Muggsy dished 10 assists a game.

@noybnoyb356 Год назад

Adrian Dantley and Benard King are some others you can include.

@2KDUDE22 Год назад

I know I’m biased as a Knicks fan but Alan Houston was underrated, he was a playoff performer avaeraged near 20 pts a game and before leg injuries took his career he was just getting started I think he had 2 50 pt games that year he got hurt and was never the same.

@ktapreswreckd921v9 Год назад

Great point! It used to be Ewing's team. But it begun to turn to Houston and Sprewell's Knicks. Houston had such a smooth jumper.

@Wadecounty Год назад

As a Heat fan, I'll never forget Allan Houston

@phillipcummings3518 Год назад

Muggys was one of my favorite players as a kid

@russellst.martin4255 Год назад

I love this idea. Before the video even started I instantly thought of Mookie Blaylock and Tom Chambers. My dad was actually friends with Fred Brown's brother in High school and told me about having dinner at their house once.

@nbarealtalker Год назад

Would love to see Earl Boykins on a list like this. He was strong as an ox, small like Mugsy and clutch as hell. I remember him dropping record points in overtime wins.

@codyeble0713 Год назад

I remember he play in my rec league in the summer to stay in shape.. he'd come in, score a smooth 80 without breaking a sweat lol crazy

@dariohamidi Год назад

Someone that needs to be mentioned later in the series is Hal Greer, NBA Champ and sidekick of wilt in his prime, absolute beast

@interentnerd4729 Год назад

Dude I love this idea so much. It is so cool to see players not known by many casual fans. Appreciate your coverage on all these guys. A couple playes I think could be mentioned later are Detleaf Schrempf and Drazen Petrovic. I feel like both of those european stars go unmentioned. But once again such a cool video and idea.

@lukaslambs5780 Год назад

Bill Walton. He is an interesting guy on and off the court. He was an all time great level player for his brief prime before injuries. I’m 22 and a lot of my friends don’t know much about him or the 70s in general. Keep up the awesome work Johnny!

@rajithnambiar2737 Год назад

Huge fan of yours man. Being a person from India, we guys normally do not follow the game of basketball over here. But, because of you and other great content creators in RU-vid, amongst my friends I can boost I know more about the game of basketball than them. Thank you so much for creating great content and informative contents... Please keep up the great work 🎉

@joeyalston598 Год назад

Aww man I was hoping to see Earl Boykins in here 😢. He was my favorite player growing up as a diehard nuggets fan. He was amazing, and he still holds the NBA record for most points in overtime

@jonnyarnett Год назад

Ah spap, that’s a good one. Like I said, I might go through the alphabet multiple times, so if I do, I’ll include Boykins next time 👍 I just put him on my list

@khi_wick Год назад

omgggg jonny u make my day🤝🏾

@jmckie45 Год назад

Mookie Blaylock is one of my favorite Hawks players.

@17thNO Год назад

Great video. All these players were significant contributors to the game. I saw most of these dudes play and definitely remember them and had their cards.

@aswanwilliam Год назад

Man this a great video giving respect to past forgotten players. I would like to see Nick van excel Mike Bibby Mark Price Michael Cooper Alonzo Mourning Mark Eaton. Such a great underrated channel we appreciate your passion for the game. Dennis Rodman too.

@fortynights1513 Год назад

He’s already done a video on Van Exel, but the others I’d recommend he do.

@mrjermz5406 Год назад

Amazing list. Bonus fact for Mookie Blaylock: the band Pearl Jam was originally named after him.

@lukeherman6292 Год назад

That's what I was thinking of when he came up!

@melvinburchett Год назад

Love this idea, a lot of these cats don't get talked about these days. There have been so many great players, it's hard to keep up with!

@niharnanjappamusic Год назад

Keep up the great work, Jonny! Some of the great older players I think would fit here: Dave Cowens, Billy Cunningham, Bobby Jones, Maurice Cheeks, and Richie Guerin

@justinr5989 Год назад

Great callouts here, these guys really are under-appreciated! But at least they made the HOF 😊

@solrac4270 Год назад

Hey jonny. You should make a video on Oscar Schmidt and his achievements, great legend. One of the biggest, if not the biggest what if of nba history. He was an unbelievable shooter, and great team leader, for Brazil Olympic teams through the 80s and 90s. Although never played in the nba (due to restrictions on the contract), he is the all time Scoring leader of the sport with almost 50k points, insane averages. And also was one of the biggest inspirations to Kobe (check that out). Again, might be unknown to may, but the guy was a beast, had such an amazing history and dedication. He was also inducted to the hall of fame presented by none other than Larry Bird. (watch his acceptance speech, he's very funny as well). Many disregard him due to playing in weaker regions (which is somewhat correct) but with those number you have to start reconsidering things, being even able to beat the USA Olympic team in one occasion. If you havent heard of him, check his story out, i guarantee its amazing! Cheers

@RoChede Год назад

If he haven't heard about Oscar (who gave the best HOF speech , btw, so funny and so beatiful, nobody has this man's HEART), something is very, very wrong. Oscar and Sabonis are the biggest "what if" in NBA history.These guys, at their primes, would turn the league upside down if they got there in the 80's. But while Sabonis were not allowed to play for several years, Oscar choose not to, since he would have to be out of his national team... As a brazilian who grow up watching him, I am so glad of his choice. And we all know what he did to USA in 1987.That was bigger than one NBA ring. :)

@ArmandFox Год назад

It's great that you shine a light on some of these players Johny, this series gets my full support 🎉

@Nolmy300 Год назад

This is such a good idea for a series. You should definitely mention Spencer Haywood

@massimocometti6529 Год назад

Spencer Haywood was also important in terms of players' draft elegibility: he made a lawsuit vs. the league to make players eligible to the draft before their college senior class, given a hardship exemption (as the ABA was doing at the time)

@Nolmy300 Год назад

@@massimocometti6529 so interesting!

@edwardarcherwrestling6295 Год назад

This is gonna be fantastic. I've learned so much more than I thought I did about 80s-90s basketball because of you

@Irfanhill Год назад

Great idea! I'm glad you're doing it so we can know more about players whose name sound vaguely familiar and who just show up on sporcle or other sports trivia things. For example, I did not even know what Adams looked like. I knew Nate "tiny" Archibald a lot more though, even thought you went a bit fast on him.

@Dontbegay1 Год назад

Good day when Jonny uploads and I love this series so far can’t wait for part two

@jbizz80 Год назад

Gotta love Michael Adams and that strange one-handed push shot.

@TheSaraNate Год назад

Love this concept, Johnny! Another letter "A" that comes to mind - Shareef Abdur-Rahim

@fuckingloser2817 Год назад

I'll always remember Tom Chambers from his appearance in the Posterized documentary that I still watch. Is it worth talking about Jason Richardson? He's not a player I see much discourse of, but when I started watching the NBA, he was a bright spot in that Warriors era between Latrell's leave and We Believe.

@ktapreswreckd921v9 Год назад

I kind of felt like Richardson was like a (mini) version of Dominique Wilkins, with his own great dunking ability.

@alex4833 Год назад

Awesome video Jonny! I heard of most of the players you mentioned, but learned a lot. I remember Cassell (when he played with Ray Allen and Glenn Robinson) and Billups too (and especially remember the latter during the 2004 NBA Finals). I am looking forward to your video about Abdul-Rauf. Do you plan to include Peja Stojakovic in this series? To me, he was ahead of his time with his 3 PT shooting and he was pretty good during his prime. Hope you have a great day! 😊

@stevencollins1031 Год назад

I love videos like this that give some shine to lesser known or players been forgotten about. Hopefully you continue this series because there's so many good or even great players that don't get talked about.

@RubenSilva-tk4yb Год назад

Great idea for a series. You'll have to go around the alphabet multiple times to cover everyone. Could name 100 dudes, so here's a motley mix of HoF and borderline HoF guys: Terry Cummings, Vinnie Johnson, Eddie Jones, Fat Lever, Shawn Marion, Drazen Petrovic, Arvydas Sabonis, Jack Sikma, Paul Silas, Nate Thurmond, Wes Unseld...

@YV_playzz1211 Год назад

Its always a good day when jonny uploads a banger

@YourM_M Год назад

Learned about Mahmoud’s story a few months ago. It’s a shame the nba seems to want to erase his legacy.

@king-ghost1027 Год назад

He gave mj problems

@Surayahti Год назад

I am glad Stephen A Smith interviewed him recently on his show.

@rileyneff1889 Год назад

I’m hoping Jeff Hornacek gets a nod in this series. As a Jazz fan in the ‘90s, it was a treat watching him constantly hitting the most impossible looking shots as an old man.

@dennisc2154 Год назад

Too bad ..many though Hornacek was a 90s plumber ..not realizing he was a good nba player 😀

@fortynights1513 Год назад

I’ve heard some argue that if they had a second passer like him earlier, Utah could have been much better.

@MORONIC_official Год назад

Please keep this up!

@richardjackson5670 Год назад

Jonny, you’re becoming my favorite vlogger. This video was amazing and we need to see more. I already knew about most these guys because I grew up watching the NBA in the 80’s! Keep up the good work!😊

@thomash8501 Год назад

Fantastic video Jonny!! I'm a 49-year-old fan who was mainly raised on 1980's and 90's NBA basketball and it is great to see guys from my era represented.

@frankincensemerchant1284 Год назад

I would love to see more of these videos, as for a specific payer then Mark Jackson, and Marc Gasol(not sure if he qualifies in this category tbh) come to mind.

@36oz94 Год назад

Man they had some great names back then , mookie , mugsy, tiny, downtown feeddy Brown . Great video

@FoulTarnished47 Год назад

Amazing idea for a video and it's why I like this channel so much. While I like discourse about modern basketball, I also massively appreciate going back and looking at things we may have forgotten about the past!

@Drbasuraba Год назад

This is dope, I just wanna keep growing my basketball knowledge. Exactly the type of videos I’m looking for!

@Midragor Год назад

You're on fire Jonny! Great video as always

@alexlanza79 Год назад

Thanks for this video, I can't wait to see the other videos, I hope some youngsters can be inspired to get more educated about these guys who may not all be superstars but for sure they were not just some dudes on the court!

@jbizz80 Год назад

Cannot wait till you get to Mark Price and Kevin Johnson. Two of my favorite players growing up.

@homerthompson416 Год назад

Oh man Bulls Vs Blazers on SNES had that Tom Chambers dunk on Mark Jackson as his signature move in the game.

@MultiYankees17 Год назад

I hope Adrian dantley is in the next one. I’d also love to see Petrovic, and maybe mark Eaton

@MMK77344 Год назад

You do such a good job of highlighting so many smaller things and then covering larger things that are well known in such specific ways well

@jmckie45 Год назад

Walt Bellamy went to my church when I was a kid. One of the legends of the game.

@phillykid512 Год назад

Steve Francis, World B. Free, Mo Cheeks, Damon Stoudamire, Deron Williams, Randolph Childress, Travis Best, God Shammgod, Allen Houston, Mark Price, Dan Majerle, just to name a few.

@markpotter3975 Год назад

I enjoyed Vin Baker in the 90s. I mailed basketball cards out to a few players, and he was kind enough to autograph it and mail it back.

@matthewsabat8233 Год назад

Absolutely love this idea! Multiple lists sounds perfect! Keep being a basketball encyclopedia for all of us! The Basketball Hall of Fame needs more people like you! 🏀

@KotomiP Год назад

Alex English, Jack Sikma, Xavier McDaniel, Dan Majerle, Ron Harper, Glen Rice, Horace Grant, Rik Smits, Detlef Schrempf, Jeff Hornacek, Chris Mullin, Steve Smith, Toni Kukoc, Mitch Richmond, Wayman Tisdale, Jeff Malone, Bernard King, World B. Free, Dan Issel, Billy Cunningham

@user-jw5qj8kv2y Год назад

Muggsy Bogues didn't make it to the All-Star Game during his playing days, but he was a very good NBA player. Especially Bogues passing and assists are great. I loved the 1990s Charlotte Hornets.

@fortynights1513 Год назад

Glen Rice played for them correct me if I’m wrong. He had a top five MVP finish.

@andrewchester3527 Год назад

Never forgetting to like another Jonny Arnett vid. This dude is just too good with the content ong deserves the rec!!

@sidwalker4194 4 месяца назад

👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 appreciate your work young man. Highlighting Walt Bellamy, Dave Bing & Tiny Archibald in this video continues to show you do your research. Suggesting Norm Nixon, Gus Johnson & Connie Hawkins for future videos. Keep up the great work.

@rickye2459 Год назад

my votes would be for jack sikma, allen houston, Sidney Moncrief, Fat Lever, John Starks, Adrian Dantley, Bernard King, Alvin Robertson.

@aaronhake601 Год назад

I don't subscribe/comment/anything on youtube, but this is the best series i've seen. please keep it up.

@ddfelix4829 Год назад

Jonny, love this concept for a series. Brilliant. You must mention that Dave Bing was the first guard to lead the NBA in scoring! This was ground breaking. Bing set the table for Jordan as much as anyone else. Maurice Cheeks!!!! Mo!! Mo!! Mo!! Next time through A-C....... Nick Anderson, Paul Arizin, Rolando Blackman, Bill Bradley, Bill Cartwright, Maurice Cheeks, Phil Chenier, Derrick Coleman, Terry Cummings, and Billy Cunningham.

@captainswagalicious Год назад

Bogues is so underrated just because of the fact that his height did not stop him from being a talented player against guys a foot taller than him

@teazy7468 Год назад

Excellent content as always and great idea too. I have a couple guys: Rod Strickland and Agent 0 Gilbert Arenas

@charlieprince8671 Год назад

Mitch Richmond. Never gets enough love. Even Jordan said he was absolute hell.

@sidwalker4194 Год назад

Great series. Hope you include: Gus Johnson, Connie Hawkins, Alex English, Norm Nixon, Calvin Murphy, & Mark Price

@jonmcdaniels7219 Год назад

Thanks man I like how u put Dave bing and Nate archibald

@henningknoff1911 Год назад

Wonderful video! Please mention Sean Elliott, the guy had incredible potential.

@LaDavinschi Год назад

hey man great idea, i would love to lean more about players you normally dont hear from

@romeobodeodo Год назад

A good rundown of forgotten players. Randy Smith stands out as another player to be hi-lited. He was an amazing clutch player who also won the NBA all star game MVP. Would love to see another addition.

@user-fd7vb6tf3f Год назад

Great New Video Idea. Much love as always 💯❤️✌🏻

@rylen_moore18 Год назад

You should do people like Antwan Jamison, Bernard King, and Happy Hariston

@alecboulton3537 Год назад

I’ve been at a tough work session for some days now and coming home late at night to this just made me literally cry I love this channel

@T.H.E.O.R.Y. Год назад

Good job as always Jonny. I've been appalled since reading Bill Simmons' Walter Bellamy segment in the former's The Book of Basketball. It was simply too derogatory of a player who slightly foreshadowed what was to come in Wilt Chamberlain. I'd recommend Jack Sikma what with the love you gave the Sonics in this video.

@justinr5989 Год назад

Mahmoud was the first person that came to mind, so good job there!! Some of the smaller PGs in this video, I wonder about their switchability that is required now in 2023, but they could have put up as many points as they felt appropriate for the whole last decade with all this freedom of movement and dribbling and gathers…

@pastormichaelsharkey6734 Год назад

Brandon Roy-Roy Tarpley-John Drew-Reggie Lewis-Larry Johnson-Alonzo Mourning-Dikembe Mutombo-Rolando Blackman-Kiki Vandeweghe-Alex English-Michael Finley-Mark Price-Brad Daugherty-Chris Mullin- Mitch Richmond-Tim Hardaway- Anfernee Hardaway- Glen Rice-Ray Allen-Sam Cassell-Glen Robinson-Rod Strickland-Terrell Brandon-Jack Sikma- Jeff Roland-Xavier McDaniel-Sidney Moncrief-Terry Cummings- Mark Jackson-Otis Thorpe-Jeff Malone-Clyde Drexler

@gregwright2059 Год назад

AC Green, Rod Strickland, Vernon Maxwell, Dan Marley (however ots spelled), Charlie Scott, Orlando Woolridge, Toni Kukoc, Aaron McKie, Cedric Maxwell, Hal Greer.

@thomasungaro494 Год назад

Xavier McDaniels artis Gilmore jack sikma Gus Williams terry cummings George mcginnis (even though most of his success was in the aba) and even though he was an mvp bob mcadoo not enough people know how dominant of a scorer he was

@ValkyrieMagnus Год назад

I remember when the song Whoop There It Is was popular at NBA games. In Denver they would sing Rauf There it Is when Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf played.

@oscarpage2030 Год назад

Bob Lanier is definitely underrated considering he finished in the top 5 mvp voting multiple times. Could even give love to Bob Pettit who could be a top 20 player of all time but know one ever talks about him

@dougdickason Год назад

Trivia on Michael Adams who played in college at Boston College. He once said that he played against Doug Flutie all the time at BC, who was the quarterback on the football team, but said he was so good that he wanted him on the basketball team. Players im interested in just off top of head...B- Rick Barry, Joe Bryant, Rolando Blackman, D- Daryl Dawkins, John Drew, E- Alex English, G-George Gervin, H- Elvin Hayes, Penny Hardaway, Ron Harper, J- Bobby Jones, K- Bernard King, M- Pete Maravich, Moses Malone, Danny Manning, N- Calvin Natt, P- Jim and John Paxson, R- Michael Ray Richardson, Dan Roundfield, T- David Thompson, Andrew Toney, V- Kiki Vandewege, W- Spud Webb, Kevin Willis

@TaylorMadeFitnessCoach Год назад

This is probably going to get lost in the comments, but sometimes when I'm home alone, I go out to the garden and bury myself neck deep and pretend I am a carrot.

@YV_playzz1211 Год назад

Lol

@phillipcummings3518 Год назад

I always pretend I'm a rabbit and eat the vegetables out of the garden

@mrbean3470 Год назад

Wtf lol

@yotamlevy139 Год назад

This wont be forgoten

@Dankey_Kong Год назад

Thank god I thought I was the only one

@owenparker6651 Год назад

Downtown Freddy Brown! Man, it's been a minute since I heard that name! Very enjoyable. Looking forward to future installments!

@blackesquire216 Год назад

Dope series. Reggie Evans! His rebounding per 36 numbers were ridiculous at times

@TheOGHoopByTheBook Год назад

Elite Video can’t wait for this series

@RandomStuffFreak Год назад

the only player i havent heard of was Fred Brown (and Chris Ford who was mentioned in the same bit) i love your videos

@isaacscards2736 Год назад

Thanks for including Muggsy! He’s my favorite all time player. Dude doesn’t get enough respect for sure

@jasonquinlan1733 Год назад

I would submit Reggie Theus. He was a good facilitator and played hard. He didn’t have many All Star appearances but had the 4th most assists in the decade of the 80s.

@lazydadsgarage Год назад

Maybe expand the series by decade. I love that you're bringing up all the fringe 90s stars that I grew up with. Look forward to that Chris Jackson video

@prlysis Год назад

Muggsy Bogues was top seven in assists in six straight seasons and top ten in steals in three of those seasons. He also had 146 career double-doubles and boasted the best assist-to-turnover ratio in NBA history.