I Can't Believe He Actually Pulled This Off 

Jimmy "look at this graph I made" highroller

Jxmy "to put this into perspective" Highroller

Lin: Linsanity Warren: Warranty

JxH: "Imagine if Alex Caruso became an all-star" Me: "Yup sounds about right"

To put this into perspective, Mike James literally became a mix of Michael Jordan and Lebron James as his name suggests.

Nobody: Jxmy: to put these numbers into perspective Everybody Oh its about to go down

I think this episode just proves that once you get to the pro level, it’s 90% mental. All these guys know how to play, but it’s extremely hard for them to mentally break out of their own expectations for themselves.

Bucks: we got the first MVP and DPOY since years Butler: and that was when we knew we were gonna clap 'em

Bubble Warren and Bubble Suns were the greatest fads of all time

I can’t believe Kawhi’s middle finger is stronger than the average person’s upper body

"There was once a man named Mike James." *Who?* "Mike James" *WHO?* "Mike James" *WHO?*

If anything, this shows that anyone is capable. It’s just all in the mind.

Most Underrated RU-vidr of all time

Unbeatable things in nba history: Bubble tj warren Bubble Phoenix suns Game 1 Orlando magic

Jermy Lin wasn’t a fluke, Carmelo ruined it

He ain’t gonna talk about Jamal Murray becoming micheal Jordan for some head

JxH: "Even the underdogs can shine like goats." ESLs: *Angry confusion noises*

"In his four hundred twenty.... first game" My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined

Love your story telling and stats analysis bro... for real. One things missing though. Most of these guys have been shining for a reason: Lin went from being the third PG to the only guard due to injuries (even Melo was out in the beginning). Larry Hugues was coming off the bench behind prime Allen Iverson... everybody new at that time that Larry was a good potential. Mike James was playing for the Vince Carter'less Raptors in '06. The same team that got grilled with 81pts from Bean. Keep up the good work ✊🏽

"Even the underdogs can shine like GOATS every once in a while." -Jimmy "To put this into perspective" Highroller

Don't let this distract you from the fact that the magic would probably be undefeated if every game was a game 1

11:45 *Dana Barros' 0.2 blocks per game:* "What am I a joke to you?"

Honestly, this shows the skill of all the players in he league. Anyone is capable of having a breakout game

It’s because someone was playing 2k and they played as them but when they stopped they became normal again

“MJ Warren” or “Pandemic P” who changed more in the bubble?

I absolutely love this guys videos he is the most informational person that I’ve ever seen on RU-vid and I go to him for all of my basketball knowledge, keep up the good work man

Great job my man! Thanks for this very educating video. Appreciate all the hard work!

I initially thought this was about Jimmy butler lol

When you realize that Warren’s “insane numbers” is literally just what Harden does every game

Excellent video. As if we needed any more perspective pointing toward how good the legends were and are over there careers, this speaks volumes.

Jxmy is so under appreciated... people don’t understand how creative this video was. This man had to do the research on all of these players find game film to put in the background, find advanced statistics which are seen in the charts in the video, all while giving commentary that is pretty entertaining. He puts time and effort into making quality videos. He doesn’t just turn the mic and the camera on and BS his videos! #respect

I remember when KD went on a "efficiency" run in the early okc days.......he got stuck at those stats since.

Kawhi Blocked Murray While Flipping him off😂 He had A system Reboot....That’s why he didn’t jam his finger

The mike jones reference 😭😭😭😭 Mike jones who? Mike jones Mike James who.......I got u jxmy bruh😭😭😭

i love this channel. there are very interesting topics that nobody talks about. thanks for sharing

“Jeremy, Larry, Mike, and Dana” sounds like ur putting together a group for a science project in like 5th grade 😂

Finally Jxmy has posted, your my inspiration to make videos and you never fail to impress

Not everyone is perfect but everyone got perfect moments

This happened to me in jr high, but in football. I got some forearm sleeve pads and went from barely having a spot on the team to getting a couple sacks, one arm tackles blocking passes and jumping routes to the point they had to double team me just to half my numbers.. the next year I never played again because at 6’4” freshman I wanted to play basketball..

Who else misses the trap sax...😢

Jimmy really thought we were serious when we called him MJ Warren.

He became the CHOSEN ONE for a month 💀

This video perfectly highlights outbursts vs consistency Also great players are always doing something incredible even when they are not at peak form

You know you made it when draft kings sponsors you 💯🙌🏽

Averaging 20ppg in the nba is a big time thing, TJ is a really good player

Larry Hughes: *exist* 👁 👄 👁 JxmyHighroller: for *40* _days_ and *40* _nights_

RU-vidrs in 2040: “guys have you ever heard of? Jordan Poole?”

Apply this video to everything not just basketball. This is an amazing explanation for the value of context and not overreacting

Jimmy has one of the best voices like I swear I would pay like 50 bucks to hear him on like the calm app or something 😂

Jimmy”speaks so low so I have to turn my volume up all the way then when a ad comes it breaks my ears”highroller

Your knowledge is just incredible. 🙏

Wow, I was here at 50K subs came back and now 1 million Congratulations, you deserve if for your hard work. I've never seen better quality basketball breakdown videos.

Finally, the goat is back!! 🐐

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how smart Jxmy is to find all this and how tough it must be to make all these videos, and here I thought 7th grade was tough.

Man, I love the tone of your voice. So relaxing and easy to listen to

I think these moments show how much better some players can get. Sometimes you just hit the zone, and you can play at your absolute best. Shots just go in, drive's go the way you want them, you seem to catch more openings. It's like all your mental blocks just go for a bit and you play the best your body can. True goats can just always play like that, but sometimes an average guy just gets that feeling, he banks a shot he otherwise wouldnt take because he feels confident, and then the snowball is rolling.

Dana Barros was on the weed until game 420 then he stopped he was good. “On the weed” is a Steven A. Smith joke.

jimmy butler is warren's kryptonite lol

Yoo this video is trending, that's crazy. When I first saw it, I thought it was just on my recommendations. Congrats Jimmy! Keep up the great work!

you should really be apart of bigger things, your narration and analysis is simply amazing. I would love to see you be part of documentaries with netflix like last dance. You really have a unique and fair look at the NBA today and when it first began. You also have a gift with numbers which really allows us to measure and answer questions that we couldn't without you. love your videos thank you for everything you do

TJ Warren one of the most underrated players in the league I can see how averaging 23-26 ppg in the future

Who else is seeing this after the Miami Heat beat the Bucks in the playoffs

these stat videos of outliers always reminds of some old short for The Matrix where they tell stories of people who momentarily break out of the programming for a second and do some insane shit.

Been watching since like 500k.. man you deserve at least. 15 mil subs. You are too goated

I don’t think Jeremy Lin falling off was entirely his fault when Melo came back from his injury he got jealous of all the attention that Jeremy Lin got and wanted him gone

When you turn difficulty mode to ROOKIE for few games

This is what he does when he is bored. And frankly, I don’t really care that he uploads every once in a while because when he DOES upload, it’s always so properly put together. Keep up the good work up Jxmy! You really are underrated

You’re the 🐐 bro @jxmyhighroller . Enjoying every vid of you making. Tnx man

I’m a simple man. I see Jimmy upload, I click.

When jimmy showed the chart of Larry Hughes chart for points I actually thought I was looking at my 2k player point chart

Good video. It would be interesting to interview all of these players about that experience.

"even the underdogs can shine like goats sometimes"...life quote right there

Bubble Warren,Game 1 Magic And Bubble Suns....3 of the best One hit Wonders in League HISTORY

Tbf Lin went onto the rockets as the non dominant guard and then went injury prone for the rest of his career.

For Mike James, maybe it was a contract year. In general human physiology is a complex and incredible thing. Getting in the zone is an magical thing. I remember my friend in HS got me to join a Catholic church league. I was trash at ball just tall at 6' 1/2", fast and athletic but no real hand eye coordination, dribbling, or shooting skills to speak of. I had all the raw abilities and could jump and touch almost the top of the square above the rim, just couldn't coordinate a dunk much less an alley-oop. The first day of practice we were doing a sort of layup line-style rebounding tip drill off the backboard. Coach tells me to go last and slam it home and I did with authority and it was beautiful. Now I've played countless pick up and intramural games for years leading up to, and after this and that one time was the only time in my life I've EVER slammed home a alley-oop or any type of put back dunk. And it wasn't for lack of trying because I've tried 100s of times. I've even played ball on a 9ft rim and still just never had the coordination to do it. Another time while working at Home Depot we started a small summer league at the Home Depot HQ in Vinings, GA where all the local stores would compete. First day of practice we went to "run and shoot" in Atlanta just to gel a bit as a team. I must have hit at least a dozen threes all net. I was literally automatic from three. Just str8 up swishes without even a single miss. And again I was NEVER ever before or after that single game even an ok shooter from three or any other spot on the court. Last example. I worked at Comcast cable and in the managers room there's was a strip of key hooks on the far wall about 30' from the door and many many days Id walk by when the room was empty and try and throw my keys from the door way, across the room and onto the key hook. It was the longest of shot, literally and figuratively, and of course never happened and most times never came too close. One day there was a group of higher-ups in the room talking and I walked up to the doorway and casually and smoothly tossed the keys straight onto the hook! Everyone was shocked one guy says, "No way! Man I bet you can't do that again!". I retrieve the keys walk back to the doorway and pow straight onto the exact same hook again! And of course the rest of my years there it never happened again. I've got several stories like that. Like showing up to little league practice the first day and with my grandfather watching, pitching like John Smoltz only to be named a starting pitcher and losing the job after a few games by never even being able to even pitch a ball into the strike zone with any type of consistency. The mind is an incredible thing when, during pressure its able to lock in. I guess some people have a much easier time being able to hone that ability and cultivate it.

Whoa! Now let's not sleep on my boy TJ, he finally got his run of recognition.

“i’m gonna click free, because free is a great price” what an intellectual

I mean.. TJ was averaging 19 before the bubble, so he wasn’t exactly “average”. But yeah. 34 was crazy 😂

"Imagine if Alex carruso began to average 23, 7,4 per game" Jimmy be predicting hell odds this season

Ngl Jimmy is my favorite youtuber. His content is always interesting and entertaining and I just love the structure. That's all

I was literally sad about how long it had been since Jxmy’s last video when I found this.... definitely not disappointed. Keep up the great work Jxmy!

Everyone: TJ is the GOAT Me: Didn't even hear about this until now

Sometimes it takes a while to get confident and start hitting your shots. This happened to me in highschool and everywhere I played after. I have anxiety issues and I don't play good until I get used to the situation I'm in and really settle in

Dana Barros became so mind blown in that 50 pointer, he snuck his way in the top 100 game scores of all time. Side note also on Mike James: before his wonky run in March/April he was also the Raptors leading scorer in a 104-122 Comeback Loss against Lakers in January 2006 (you may also know this game as Kobe's 81)

Everybody: Larry Hughes is the worst opal in 2k Jxmy: I’m about to end this man’s whole career

"What happened?" Two things: 1) Coaches and players started analyzing his game footage to see how he was beating them, and came up with a counter. 2) Reversion to mean. What makes great NBA players truly great? When you *know* what's coming, and you still can't do anything about it. And that's kind of the problem with the game in its post 2004 format: Barely anyone can do anything about scoring, particularly at the perimeter. You can't touch the guy you're defending, so you can't keep them from getting to their spot, so really the defender is reduced to stopping layups and trying to distract the shooter while they're putting up a jumper. Everyone knows what's coming, and nobody can really stop it, they can only hope that you miss.

Who else thought this video was about Jimmy Butler?

My freshman year of high school in 2006 I was telling everyone how Mike James was gonna be the next Gilbert Arenas. Then my Sophomore year came and nobody even new who the hell he was. And as a Knicks fan, of course I fell into the Linsanity trap like everyone else and was bragging around my college campus in 2012 until reality finally set in. At the end of the day, it’s just fun to see someone go on an absolute tear out of nowhere. It’s a good old fashioned “against all odds” narrative.

Jxmy the best RU-vidr there is he's living proof quality over quantity his uplods might take 2-3 weeks but they're definitely worth the wait thxs jxmy for Brighting my day

Thumbnail designers : How much sus you want it the thumbnail? JxmyHighroller: Yes

Very interesting ! Thanks Jxmy!

Yo Mike James will forever be one of the best role players for a championship squad. Him and Lindsey Hunter created the most vicious defensive back court tandem I've ever seen. Respect the man's hustle!

Jimmys videos are the highlight of my weeks, I hey are just so good I can’t even get explain it. Keep up the great work king. Edit: YOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. The king himself liked my video, that made my day. Dang that’s lit

When he uploads its like heaven

It seems like just yesterday when you had like 200k man, I’m happy for your success you deserve it homie

By the thumbnail I thought the video was about Jimmy Butler and how he couldn’t believe Jimmy beat the Bucks 😂

Jimmy “Catchy/Suspenseful Title” Highroller

No one: All the comments: Jxmmy “ what ever tf they put” Highroller

This shows becoming a superstar is not just about ability, but also being in an supportive environment and system that allows you to flourish to your full potential at the right moment and time, players like Hughes, Lin, Barros, and many more are capable, but not all are as lucky. Steph Curry could have been a spot up 3 point specialist off the bench averaging 10 points a game in an alternate unfortunate universe, Jokic could have been cut, etc

I like how you narrate. Good video again!