Los Angeles Lakers 1979/80 Documentary | That Magic Season | Start Of a Dynasty 

Lol me too

Same here lol

Same here lmao

Been knew about all this... Read the Pat Riley book.

@@11kful Pat Riley also wrote a book about The 1979-80 Los Angeles Lakers?

Check "Legacy: The true story of LA Lakers".

​@@maciekjoker9095great documentary

Lebron, luka doncic, lamelo ball I mean he ain’t the only one but he definitely changed the game

@@chrisayo8687 🎯💯

You caught up in nostalgia

@@chrisayo8687 you must be young

@@anthonygraham8122 don’t mean I don’t know the game didn’t watch magic and bird play I was born in 1993 but I know how much they meant to the game especially magic

I agree but man that was terrible defense by Kareem. He had the angle and length to destroy that shot 😆

❤️ dr.j fancy scoring moves toward the basket ;;

Like...never ever...its sweet 2 see

@@michaeltukes6757 i seen cionnie hawkin score on jabber in the low post / pant arnea of the basket;; jabber was helpless ;; laugh laugh

Yes Kobo!!!

The old school NBA from the 80’s & 90’s is the best

@@jamesbrowne7601 Damn straight

Also, how about the air time and smoothness of Dr J around the basket in this playoff video.

Winning Time is the bomb. Gets to show you what it is really like behind the scenes

@@stephenmacgillivray7109 I doubt it’s real it’s just an imaginary tale .

@@bobbyhulll8737 bitter Celtic fan

@@impitt28 I’m not a Celtic fan I just realize a dramatic licence when I see it, still fun to watch I loved it ..

Dr. J is my favorite player of all time. But he was only able to snatch a ring with Malone because the Lakers and the Celtics were injured that year. Four final appearances but never had another dominant player on his team, when he was in his prime, to help him get over the hump.

Kareem is the most dominant basketball player ever from High School all the way to the end of his NBA career. A true legend.

Yup, all 3 realigned the following year.

1982-1983 sixers documentary

I’m thinking you failed English 1A.

The bronsexuals would say Lebron the GOAT would dominate these bums lol

@@johnnythekid4601 braindead if you think he wouldn't lmao

The average player is bigger, stronger and faster than those of this era. But the elite players are timeless, and would hang with anyone today. Keep in mind also, if the elite players of back then were here, in their prime, today, they too would have access to the modern technology today's athlete's do. Last, if there was a guy you didn't screw around with back then, today's players damn sure wouldn't be able to screw with them.

@@josephD32 The average super star in the NBA today isn't even close to the average size and strength of the elites in the 80's and 90's. The only one is Lebron. Durant, Harden, Curry, Anthony Davis, Chris Paul probably represent the average super star today and are basically the same size as Magic, Bird, Shaq, Perish etc. In fact they were bigger back then. It's been proven the league is getting smaller. A corn bread fed football player growing up on the farm is much stronger than these techlogical advanced athletes today. 20 years or so isn't a generational gap. Maybe if you compare to the 1800's but not 20-30 years. They are the same athletically. Kids today also are emotionally weaker as well growing up in a participation trophy era.

@@josephD32 the average basketball is not bigger now . The game is different they don’t call it like they did then .. and human beings have not evolved

By the way no mention of Laker head coach Jack McKinney hurt early in the season almost killed in a bike accident and Westhead takes over.

I respectfully disagree ,the element of the 3 pointer elevates the options available for offenses to exploit slower ,less athletic defenders who cannot adequately manuver quick enough to defend beyond the paint ,the increase of the shot as a validated weapon isn't the problem ,it's opposing coaches not countering the strategy with proficient low post and mid range attacks that are a natural higher pct shot that literally forces predominant 3 point shouting teams to alter it's scheme because they can't manufacture enough points to over come the far higher pct scoring if the mud to low post scoring opponent . The last two NBA champs actually weren't highly proficient from the 3 arc but were strong below the 3 point line . Great athleticism is still rampant inthe NBA despite the fancy of 3 point shooting , low post participation is also still a active option that's utilized ,the 3 has actually improved the fundamental shooting skills of abundance of players moreso.then.any other decade , which is a far better sight then watching guys clunking wide open ten footers ,no lead is practically safe ,which makes for far more entertaining contests from a competitive and NBA market stand point .I concur too this extent i dislike the disdainment of bigs not going down low when matchups dictate a obvious size advantage at various times , as oppose to them going out to the arc are launching misses ,but overall.the game has evolved quite well with exception.to.players taking notion of exploiting size and deficient defensive abilities of opponents inthe post a little more then present ,but a throw back exsclusively to the Knicks Heat ,era when behemoths banged 4 ft from the rim and guys got pummeled if they dated venture inside the paint off the dribble isn't a declaration of elite defensive skill or offensive personel illustrating multifaceted skill to buffer such tactics ,and I'm a old 80's Bad Boy Pistons fan stating this .

@@haroldmccoy6748 man your answer was absolutely fantastic. I will review my ideas on that. I am Brazilian,.perhaps you will remember in 1987 when Brazil won against the USA at the pan games. We got it because of 3 point shooting. Btw, that is considered the greatest victory in our history even more than our two world championships won so long ago.

3 pt shot came in with Bird and Magic. Bird would not have been near as great without the 3 pt shot.

They couldn't pay him that Disney money....

Actually they are champions

Silk Wilks

Your mom brought me here!

L Celtics fan

Stack77. Is that you Larry?

Was larry bird bettter passer than pist pete maravich ?? Laugh laugh pistol pete maravich wouldve put on passing ; drobbling clinic for larry bird ;; larry bird wouldve teach pete maravich how to be a truck driver