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Sonics Forever Live - Dale Ellis and Xavier McDaniel (Full Video) 

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We had the privilege of hosting Dale Ellis and Xavier McDaniel for Sonics Forever Live! Dale and X OWNED the Coliseum during the late 1980's, each making an All-Star team and leading the Sonics to three playoff berths, including a Western Conference Finals appearance in 1987.
The pair joined host Brad Burns for an incredible conversation about all things Seattle SuperSonics: their early days with the team, the 1987 Western Conference Finals run, their “Big 3” with Tom Chambers, what it was like to play with rookie Shawn Kemp, their infamous 1990 fight, and much, much more. Settle in and escape back to the glory days of the green and gold.

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@bradtdarius
@bradtdarius 2 года назад
X is 100% correct about the media's perspective on his and Ellis' fight. If you search the internet about it, all that can be found is info about the altercation, but NOTHING about them resolving the issue.
@terranceburrs5832
@terranceburrs5832 2 года назад
Xavier McDaniel is one of my top 3 favorite players of all-time. Also, I just looked up Dale Ellis' stats for every season that he played, and I was amazed and shocked. I started watching basketball during the 1990 playoffs, and growing up I remember Dale Ellis as more of a specialist, a spot up three point shooter. I was shocked to see the numbers he put up as a Sonic. He had a stretch of about 4 seasons averaging from 23 to 27 points per game on like 55% shooting from the field. I never realized he could score the ball like that.
@8301TheJMan
@8301TheJMan 2 года назад
Similar sort of thing with Glen Rice. Nowadays he's only known for being this great shooter, (which he was no doubt), but people forget how great of an all-around scorer he was up until his injuries and going to the Lakers. Prior to that, he'd score almost as much driving to the hoop because guys would play up on him so tight due to them fearing his shot.
@terranceburrs5832
@terranceburrs5832 2 года назад
@@8301TheJMan when I talk about my top 3 favorite players, they were Clyde Drexler, Glen Rice, and Xavier McDaniel. I know all about Glen Rice. My favorite team is the Heat. I watched practically all his games from 1991 to 1995 when he left. He was an even better player during his years with the Charlotte Hornets. His career started to go downhill when he made the decision to go to the Lakers.
@8301TheJMan
@8301TheJMan 2 года назад
@@terranceburrs5832 Your kidding me right? Clyde, Rice, and X are my top three favorite player ever. Well, those three and Rasheed Wallace. That's so cool to find else who loves all three. Yeah Glen was amazing in Charlotte, be he had knee problems, and when combined with coach Jackson hating him him and wanting to use him purely as a spot up shooter. All this urged Rice's transition into a hyper-specialized player that he for some reason is nowadays known for being even though he wasn't that until the tail end of his career.
@cschoen100
@cschoen100 Год назад
Ellis looks like he could still play
@unappealingundesirable2826
@unappealingundesirable2826 6 месяцев назад
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. Japanese-American and male. I shot TWO-handed until I was 19! I started shooting Dale Ellis jumpers, and my accuracy shot up! I remember Javier McDaniel's reverse dunks, and getting into it with Jerome Kersey!
@hectorlopez1069
@hectorlopez1069 2 года назад
Hakeem was sensational in game 6 of the 87 playoffs, against the sonics, scoring 49 points and grabbing 25 rebounds against these two and the sonics.
@kenlen8029
@kenlen8029 2 года назад
Dale might be one of the most underrated players of all time and it was great to hear Xavier giving props to Chambers. Please line up some more Sonic interviews. This is good stuff.
@djdeedame
@djdeedame 2 года назад
This was a great sit down. I was a NY Knicks fan during the early 90's and Xavier was one of my favorite players back then...especially on those old EA Sports games🤣
@TL2354
@TL2354 Год назад
Knicks never should've let X go. He put the fear of God in Pippen in the playoffs
@toddsands6000
@toddsands6000 10 месяцев назад
As a lifetime NY Knicks fan, I always enjoyed tuning into the Knicks facing the Sonics during the 1990's simply because the Knicks often did not match up well against Payton and Kemp. The Sonics and Knicks played similar intense defense against each other, but the Sonics often appeared to have that one more advantage during games they played each other. The Knicks would win some games against the Sonics in Seattle, but the Sonics consistently beat the Knicks. It was sort of the way the Houston Rockets would dominate the Chicago Bulls in head-to-head matchups during the Bulls 1st 3-peat. It was a joy to watch Kemp and Payton led Sonics. It was a shame to many of us fans once Kemp was traded to Cleveland. I often felt that a piece of Shawn Kemp never left Seattle once he became a Cleveland Cavalier.
@funkyflights
@funkyflights 9 месяцев назад
That Sonics team was pretty dam good, even played the Lakers tough in the West finals, they might have gotten swept, but every game was competitive ..
@8301TheJMan
@8301TheJMan 2 года назад
The fact that neither X, nor Dale, or not even Tom effin - Chambers are HOF'ers is an absolute travesty to say the least! Those late 80's Sonics teams are one of the most underrated teams in league history. And this is coming from a hardcore Blazers fan - rooting for Kiki, Clyde, and Duckworth, then later on Jerome to kill them whenever we'd play. Regardless of how much i at the time hated the Sonics, I always loved the individual players on those teams: from Dale, to Chambers, and especially to McKey and the X-Man. Xavier is one of my top ten or so favorite players of all time, and is without a doubt easily one of the top 10 most underrated players in NBA history! He was so versatile, unstoppable scorer who could drive, shoot, and dominate in the post - while being an excellent defender at anything from a shooting guard to power forward, while being one of the greatest SF rebounders of all time to boot! The only other SF from that time period who was similarly as versatile of a two-way player as he was, was the formentioned Jerome Kersey, who's somehow even more underrated than Xavier is! That 88-89 year I couldn't believe that they decided to move X-Man to the bench as a sixth man, seeing as how he was still in his prime and came off of his first All-Star season the yr prior. What's more stunning is that X was still second on the team in scoring with over 20 a game, and yet for some incomprehensible reason he didn't win Sixth man of the year, hell he wound up only coming in 5th place for fuck's sake - that's just insanity! That said, McKey was absolutely phenomenal too, not quite the scorer the X was, nor the rebounder either, but was every bit the shut-down defender X was, (maybe a bit better even), and as a whole was easily one of the top 10 Small-Forwards in the league in the late 80's. Both he and X were ridiculously underrated, but Derrick was even more so. Many ball fans have at least heard of Xavier McDaniel, whereas i can guarantee you 95% of fans under the age of forty, (outside of Pacers and Sonics fans), wouldn't have ever heard of McKey's name let alone how damn good he was! He was somehow even a bit more versatile than X was, and as great as Detlef certainly was, he simply didn't have the athleticism nor the defense that Derrick brought to the table. I could kind of see trading Ellis for Pierce, (who happens to be another ridiculously underrated wing from the 80's and 90's, seeing as how i think he was a bit more versatile than Dale, but trading X for Eddie Johnson and McKey for Detlef is unforgivable. Both EJ and Detlef were great players too, but with Detlef you have a little bit less athletic and a slightly worse defending version of Derrick, and then there's EJ - who wasn't anywhere close to being the versatile defender that X was, while also being infinitely less versatile in terms of scoring to boot!
@kmacksmcdonald6475
@kmacksmcdonald6475 6 месяцев назад
An interview with Tom Chambers would be really interesting. Eric Snow as well.
@coolruler8856
@coolruler8856 2 года назад
Xavier was one of my favs .
@gregb4395
@gregb4395 2 года назад
Ellis, X, Chambers. 20-20-20.
@PawelzLublina
@PawelzLublina 2 года назад
Legends :) thank U
@davidmiller2927
@davidmiller2927 2 года назад
I love this 😀😀😀
@hectorlopez1069
@hectorlopez1069 2 года назад
Dale Ellis was a good shooter for the sonics. He can shoot and make them. Xavier McDaniel best playing days was with the sonics.
@Fakename70
@Fakename70 2 года назад
Lot of the youngsters fawning over Klay Thompson - and rightly so - really don’t know about The Silent Assassin.
@tomboss5519
@tomboss5519 Год назад
Real when he started, they were both like what the fuck is happening why am I here?
@fernandomartinez8932
@fernandomartinez8932 9 месяцев назад
Dale Ellis looks like Carl Lewis twin
@josephzwiek5694
@josephzwiek5694 5 месяцев назад
Until you see them side to side.
@youtuber3328
@youtuber3328 2 года назад
the 12 thunder along with the 03 06 and 11 mavs as well as the 99 and 00 blazers weren't equal to the 88 mavs 78 79 80 87 93 and 96 sonics along with the 77 90 91 and 92 blazers
@mehkibrown5346
@mehkibrown5346 Год назад
Ain’t this the season they went up 2-0 against a tough blazers team in the first round of the playoffs,Then lost 4 straight?
@albrowne8962
@albrowne8962 2 года назад
black socks is only socks for me lol
@hectorlopez1069
@hectorlopez1069 2 года назад
It was really bad they lost to the Lakers in the 87 WCF. They might have gone farther if they won the series.
@TL2354
@TL2354 Год назад
Wow
@lovenlightman
@lovenlightman 2 года назад
Xavier beat up young Garry payton. Got into blows with Charles Oakley
@donny4939
@donny4939 Год назад
He choked GP for trash talking to him and the vets during practice. X is the craziest mf then I'll put Mad Max at 2nd.
@FuShengAlex
@FuShengAlex Год назад
​@@donny4939 Xavier and Vernon were both equally hot headed!! I think Vernon was like a 10/10 in termd of crazy and Xavier was 9.9. Its crazy to that GP had both guys as teammates. Vernon had a wild fight with GP too. Xavier was a legit bad ass he had to be restrained from fighting Oakley in the tunnel after being tossed from fighting him already. Xavier you can see from interviews that he kinda has mellowed out since he retired. Vernon today in interviews sounds just as crazy and unhinged as he was during his playing career. 😂😂😂
@TL2354
@TL2354 Год назад
Gary
@Zo_1987
@Zo_1987 2 года назад
Shawn Kemp is funny 😂😂😂
@creepinoutdaziploc3115
@creepinoutdaziploc3115 Год назад
No way I could be cool with my abuser 😭😭😭😭
@donny4939
@donny4939 Год назад
Shawn Kemp said Dale hasn't been the same since. X-Man beat the shit out of him. X-Man used to get an erection in the locker room after games. He did that to assert dominance and he put a towel on it. lmao!
@AjarnEddie
@AjarnEddie 2 года назад
Sorry guys, I only came here to learn more about the fight. Born and raised in Portland, and we HATED Seattle. Not because of these great players, but becuz of George Karl. Could NOT stand that guy!
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