'Swee Pea' LLOYD DANIELS Addicted To Crack! Still Made The NBA! Stunted Growth

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Lloyd Daniels was supposed be a star in the late 80s, and throughout the 90s. Many people including the late HOF coach Jerry Tarkanian thought he was the greatest player ever! But everything that could've went wrong throughout his career did, like him being caught at a crack house at 18 while sitting out at UNLV awaiting his eligibility. He was kicked off the team and moved back to New York, where the crack smoking continued. He'd play for a few minor league teams before Jerry Tarkanian got a coaching job with the Spurs and signed him then started him at point guard as a 25 year old rookie. He was doing well until John Lucas became the coach and things changed. He'd bounced around the league after that until he was out the league at 30 years old. The addiction never stopped until recently although he still struggles with drinking. He was still able to make it to the league after everything he went through and that's to be commended. No he didn't become a star in the league, but considering the life he lived, I gotta respect it. 'Swee Pea' LLOYD DANIELS Addicted To Crack! Still Made The NBA! Stunted Growth.
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@stuntedgrowth 3 года назад

His Documentary is on Amazon called 'The Legend Of Swee Pea' Great watch!

@kevinwillette5161 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this one! I've been feenin for this episode since I discovered your channel. An absolute legend in his time who became a myth within such a short time.

@unappealingundesirable2826 3 года назад

Do they show his mother and father at all? Even if it's just a still picture?

@stuntedgrowth 3 года назад

@@kevinwillette5161 Man absolutely. What a story. Could been a real star

@stuntedgrowth 3 года назад

@@unappealingundesirable2826 Yea they do bro.

@unappealingundesirable2826 3 года назад

@@stuntedgrowth Thanks! For obvious reasons, I am curious about what his parents look like. (because, I'm Japanese-American, from Seattle, myself)

@johntheprofessional5039 3 года назад

This is the ultimate Stunted Growth of Stunted Growth’s.

@jamesvickers5004 3 года назад

Coach Tarkanian was a classy guy, to give Sweet Pea an opportunity, knowing his struggles

@stuntedgrowth 3 года назад

Man... that love was real

@chihollywood9379 3 года назад

A shame how da Ncaa later vilified Tark

@amancalledhawk5575 3 года назад

Tark gave a lot kids a shot they never would have had

@stuntedgrowth 3 года назад

@@amancalledhawk5575 Facts. What a coach man. Loved his players and gave EVERYONE a chance. R.I.P The Shark

@kingdingaling2469 3 года назад

Dope thread right here. Tarkanian was The GOAT. The Dirty NCAA , They did him dirty.

@thebunkertv8847 3 года назад

Lloyd Daniels is doing well . I see him in Brooklyn all the time . As recently as 3-4 months ago . Well done 👍🏿

@UzziHD Год назад

That’s not right to tell people that

@p-funk2067 Год назад

Oh yeah… thanks for the update, glad he’s ok.

@durandparkerjr9502 3 года назад

He didn’t Give up I respect it. And he still made the NBA against all odds 💯💯💯

@user-ug4hw7oq7y 3 года назад

SPARKS

@Aaron80B 3 года назад

Heard about him when I was a bit younger from my pops and uncle and hearing 6’8” and PG you immediately perk up a little lol. Potential lost but he’s still here and still working to do good. His son played HS ball nearby here in Jersey a few years back so I assume he settled down here after retirement. Salute Sweet Pea and hope all is well 🙏🏾

@MiamiSucks 2 года назад

he's still on crack unfortunately looking to suck money from rich white guys

@Joseph-lz5er 3 года назад

Young Lloyd Daniels kind of look like Lord Jamar, especially when he was younger.

@jamesjonessr3490 3 года назад

Yup💯

@buzzerbeater3350 3 года назад

This guy was that good and he was on crack. Can you imagine how good he could've been if he was sober with the proper guidance?

@beezewax3701 3 года назад

Idk, that high of dopemine, without it he definitely would have been a different player, idk if better.

@buzzerbeater3350 3 года назад

@@tya5117 I've seen some people do some amazing things but score the basketball ain't one of them.

@bradtaylor77 2 года назад

I remember watching him as a kid tear up the NZBL, he was only here for 1 season and then he disappeared. It was crazy seeing him appear years later in Spurs uniform.

@hoovercrip7 3 года назад

Met Sweet Pea on several situations, super nice guy and always eager to talk. Love that guy!!!!!

@chrisgarrett5942 3 года назад

We need a STUNTED GROWTH on Richard Dumas.

@logosfocus 3 года назад

just saw it 🤺

@chrisgarrett5942 3 года назад

@@logosfocus ✊🏿

@Chill_Cool_Chris_ 2 года назад

I met him back in 2010 at a gym while he was working out two future prospects. Very nice man & it was great to see him as a mentor now.

@Intellectually_Ignorant_brand 3 года назад

Swee Pea was a very talented player!! when he got caught at the crack house while at UNLV it shocked me that somebody my age was smoking crack Blowing his chance to make it to the league. He did make it eventually against the odds. Ion think he choose to be addicted to drugs its a disease bro salute to swee pea Lloyd Daniels

@zoneworldentertainment8962 3 года назад

He chose to pick the crack pipe up. Nobody forced him to smoke crack. Stop making excuses for him.

@Intellectually_Ignorant_brand 3 года назад

@@zoneworldentertainment8962 Where do you see a excuse church, I don't know what his into to drugs was But apparently you do. SMH but continue

@zoneworldentertainment8962 3 года назад

@@Intellectually_Ignorant_brand It sounded like you was making excuses for him when you wrote you don't think he chose to be an addict. You are right about addiction being a disease but a drug addiction is a self inflicting disease. Drug addiction is like picking up a needle, that has HIV infected blood in it, and sticking it into the body knowing that it had HIV blood in it.

@thelast1gotu 3 года назад

Iam from Asbury Park, NJ. And I have picked up Loyd many times in freehold and howell and dropped him off in Lakewood and Asbury. In fact he was my son's summer workout coach. LLoyd was/is an Aau coach out of freehold. He as recently as 2020 lives in Colts Neck, NJ. He is not totally sober. BUT he is not in any gutter.

@f430ferrari5 3 года назад

Lloyd Daniels is a good decent human being from what I can see. His demon is drugs but he’s a survivor. 👍 God bless him and his family. 🙏

@raphaelirizarry9208 3 года назад

He use to come to selvyn smith tournament in bed stuy in 87 and wow he was amazing to watch we'd climb to the top of the fence to watch that's how pack 270 park was. Along with the scurry brothers. I witnessed his greatness.

@hunterthurmond4771 3 года назад

Yessir the streets needed this, and you dropped it on my bday

@napgawd5978 3 года назад

Happy Birthday

@itsmerochell3299 3 года назад

Happy birthday

@hunterthurmond4771 3 года назад

@@itsmerochell3299 ty appreciate it bro

@hunterthurmond4771 3 года назад

@@napgawd5978 ty appreciate it bro

@sparksup327 3 года назад

Bro u really in yo bag. Should do one on Tyrone Nesby

@stuntedgrowth 3 года назад

💯

@kcjones713 3 года назад

Definitely him

@kcjones713 3 года назад

@@stuntedgrowth Todd day bro idk if u did Corey luscious

@myrondavis1416 3 года назад

Nesby was a hooooooooper

@redhoode.n.y.6314 Год назад

Wow i forgot bout dude

@lebaronking1581 3 года назад

My man had GAME! I used to love watching this dude, even after he came back and was on the bench. My man was a real baller, you could see it in the way he moved.

@randomtees 3 года назад

Thank you for this. As a kid, I got to see Lloyd Daniels play/start for the Spurs under Coach Tark (briefly) and then John Lucas. I never knew he returned to his addictions. Unlike most street legends, Lloyd actually had an NBA build. He was big at 6-7 and strong for a shooting guard. I'd guess most basketball fans have never heard of him. I don't know how great he could've been, but the fact that he was stuck in addiction, then started playing semi-pro (USBL) ball pro and soon after was a rotation player/starter for a very good Spurs team-that's really unheard of. It's also funny how Tark brought him in after he was named HC of the Spurs. The same Tark who tried to bring him in at UNLV, but after Daniels was arrested Tark's program caught the eye of the NCAA and it eventually led to Tark's forced resignation at UNLV and subsequent hire as HC of the Spurs. Then after the Spurs fired Tark (about 20 games into his first season), John Lucas took over. Lucas, like Daniels, had past substance abuse issues and was/still is mentoring guys dealing with addiction. Lucas also, like Daniels, joined the Spurs from the USBL where Lucas was a coach (a minor league at a level lower than the CBA).

@randomtees 3 года назад

I also owned a pair of Lloyd Daniels sneakers. I think they were made by BK (British Knights). Kind of funny that Lloyd had his own brand of shoes.

@dwightlove3704 2 года назад

@@randomtees He along with Benji Wilson were apart of the new wave of Magic Johnson clones in the '80s

@marianotorrez179 3 года назад

Dude is definitely a NYC icon in the hoops world!! The product of life in the boroughs in the 80s

@AndreaBaixinho 3 года назад

risking his life for 10 dollars... crazy what drugs lead you to do

@unappealingundesirable2826 3 года назад

I know what you mean. I was born in 1973, but I can remember a time (when I was over 10), when losing five dollars "seemed like the end of the world, and would have ruined my month." I wasn't on drugs, but it's that skewed perspective that many of us had, at one time, before we knew better.

@12savage68 3 года назад

Many men have their lives for religion ....crazy what god leads you to do.

@BadTV1993 3 года назад

I know a young guy that died over 10 dollars ...two guys, actually nd 2 different situations but both came down to 10 dollars

@unappealingundesirable2826 3 года назад

@@BadTV1993 It is about perspective. When I was 13 (remember, I was born in 1973 in Seattle), my good friend had a paper route, and when I told him I subbed before, he told me he wanted me to do it for him, when his family went to Expo 86. He said he'd pay me $4 a day. I was so excited. Well, nobody's fault, his Dad had already asked someone else. My friend felt bad, called me up, and I tried to play it off as "no problem." I went up to my bedroom, lights off, flat on my back, hands covering my eyes. I wasn't "bawling vocally," but I'm sure you know what kind of "crying" I was doing as a 13 year old. Of course, $12 doesn't even buy me a pizza, and it wasn't even all about the money. I really wanted to do his paper route. Go figure, in 11th grade, no way I would have wanted to be a paper boy!

@Syphaxx5 5 месяцев назад

He got to live a dream and play in the nba. I see this guy at tournaments often and he’s a fiery guy and gives back by coaching kids now. Never knew he was this nice

@joemagwood6096 3 года назад

I remember years ago we was in Betsy Head gym & Lloyd Daniels in Jeans and a T shirt at like age 15 tore those guys up I mean grown men he was like 6.4 at the time he could do everything.

@jpang5477 3 года назад

Spread love it's the Brooklyn way 💯💯

@joemagwood6096 3 года назад

@@jpang5477 Brownsville ! ❤

@jpang5477 3 года назад

@@joemagwood6096 use to frequent Betsy Head pool back in the am days . I'm from the 90$ . love the Ville tho One love ma G 💯

@gordonlowman9244 2 года назад

@joe Magwood I remember bro

@lamarmc 3 года назад

This man should still be applauded just for being alive and accomplishing his dream.

@broncobilly4029 3 года назад

Thanks, brother. Great Video. Lloyd Daniels is basketball's version of the Best that Never Was.

@arrondigital3089 3 года назад

That Crack Era was a Beast! Thank God my Family made it out of the Crap Hole without no casualties! 90's SouthSide!

@jsyd634 Год назад

Brings back a lot of memories He was no 1 coming out HS in 1986 Same time Ben Wilson was no 1 on some boards. Then he got killed right outside the school in Chicago. Then JR Reid slipped in also in that class, Dennis Scott, Pervis Ellison, Tommy Hammond, Kevin Madden

@md3dasnipa386 3 года назад

Incredible Segment, Imagine His Career, If He Wouldn't Had His Business In Order. Now Let's See If We Can Get A (Richard Dumas) episode into works!!

@MIA25NYC14 3 года назад

Good job presenting this story.

@sxnse822 2 года назад

I've chilled with this dude lmao. He's a cool guy, super open and honest about his mistakes.

@Classicbasketballdvds 3 года назад

good one rite here, salute. can you do richard dumas from the suns and sixers in the 90s? he had an addiction problem i rem and was suspended from the league. i thought he was gonna be huge in the L.

@blakelip3 3 года назад

Wow amazing story great vid SG

@AndreaBaixinho 3 года назад

I clicked super fast! Another long awaited video!

@valegendsakathevirginiachief Год назад

This is a learning , motivated and disciplined video no matter what Daniel's went through he never gave up . Great video people can learn from these videos💯💥🔥

@larryjordan23 3 года назад

I’ve been waiting on this bro!!!!

@kirbyrobinson525 3 года назад

Wow been waiting on you to bless us with your dialog on this brother 🙏great job as usual

@adrianwiltshire9563 2 года назад

Wow! I remember watching him play when I was a kid. But I had no idea all these things were going on off the court. He made it. But blew a great opportunity.

@ryanlifematters 3 года назад

This was a good one brother ! Talk about old nyc tournaments and basketball programs nyc basketball is gonna be different this sumner

@rodrickthompson2799 3 года назад

This was a good one. He was a smooth baller, I had forgotten about him!!!

@bandsquad19 3 года назад

Do Kenny satterfield and Kareem Reid

@rashb3994 3 года назад

I don't remember his passing but I definitely remember his sweet mid range as a Spur.

@juanespinosa8064 3 года назад

I remember watching the sonics one night at key arena and they were playing the spurs, but I specifically remember watching Sweet pea on the court. I was really intrigued with his looks and style of play.He had a slight goofy look to him,but boy,he could shoot ,dribble and pass pretty good.I became an instant fan of his,and before long, he was nowhere to be seen.He got traded or something, but I do remember hearing about him being shot back then,anyways thanks for the clip

@b.millsj2401 2 года назад

Hall of Fame video upload 👏🏾 and I do hope that Mr. Daniels is doing well and that he's at a mindset of peace 🙏🏾

@monsturokapone8015 Год назад

Salute my brother and happy holidays! Sweet Pea Daniels is one of my favorite players of all-time I remember my dad telling me about sweet pea and his sweet smooth game and his struggles. We got to see a ton of those UNLV Teams coached by Tark the Shark play in here in Utah in the NCAA TOURNAMENT and against Utah St numerous times especially the 1990 National Championship Team. Now imagine Sweet Pea playing with Arman Gilliam, Freddie Banks, David Butler, Stacy Augmon, Greg Anthony, Moses Scurry, Larry Johnson, Anderson Hunt( Assuming he stayed all 4 years and didn't get arrested) and it blows my mind how Great of job Tark did at UNLV even with the NCAA always jamming up his programs! Sweet pea I hope all is well my brother! Happy Holidays to everybody

@logosfocus 3 года назад

this channel is really useful for an English hoops fan, I wanna see all of basketball not just rings ⚖️

@Dee-GBE Год назад

This one of my favorite Stunted Growth stories

@Kenneth-fu3js 11 месяцев назад

This one was eye opening for me!! I was a fan of his and I truly thought when Lucas was his coach that he would get on track properly!! Never knew that he had gotten shot!!! I hope he has beaten his inner demons!!🙏🏼😎👍🏽

@howdawg4297 3 года назад

Actually he was from South Jamaica Queens..NY..the house he's standing in front of talking about when he got shot that's his Queens the high school pictures that you keep showing with him in the green uniform is Andrew Jackson high School which is in Queens trust me that's my era and my neighborhood

@gilcruz7869 3 года назад

#FACTS

@patg-money225 3 года назад

I remember when Lloyd was seriously touted as the next Magic Johnson. No joke.

@howardpryor7778 2 года назад

💯💯💯💯

@kcjones713 3 года назад

Never heard of dude great one right here bro

@gilcruz7869 3 года назад

Damn u never heard of swee pea??? Could've been a hof

@dropkickninja5379 3 года назад

I hate stories like this because it’s so sad to think about what could have been. Lloyd Daniels could have been an all timer to the point of one of the greatest, that’s how nice he was. The playing basketball at night part reminds me of Shep from Above The Rim and the drug addictions reminds me of Pookie from New Jack City.

@ebonycondor 3 года назад

Excellent!!!

@mrdumpson1710 3 года назад

This Was Great Way Overdue Us New Yorkers Have The Most Stunted Growth Players And Features On Your Channel 💯💯💯💯💯

@gesnersteward7512 3 года назад

I always thought Lamar Odom was Lloyd Daniels reincarnated since most of us have never seen Lloyd Play.

@zoneworldentertainment8962 3 года назад

Great observation. I went to the same college as Lamar Odom at the University of Rhode Island.

@buzzerbeater3350 3 года назад

How many times did I request this player? Thank Almighty Jesus you finally did it! Great job on this New York legend.

@stuntedgrowth 3 года назад

Salute ✌️

@buzzerbeater3350 3 года назад

@@stuntedgrowth Now that we got that situated. What about Scotty Thurman? Damon Bailey? Roy Marble? Dennis Hopson? And my personal favorite Derrick Cheivous. He made wearing band aids cool before Nelly!

@TruthSometimesHurt 5 месяцев назад

I saw his documentary, And there was a scene at the end where he's in a van crying pointing and the trap house he got busted at and said: I hate this house, This the devil's house, It destroyed my career. NO He destroyed his career, He walked or drove to the house for crack and not the other way around!!!

@TheOutspokenIntrovert23 3 года назад

Can we get Karlton Hines and Jamal Mashburn? Please and thank you.

@buzzerbeater3350 3 года назад

Karlton Hines definitely. Monster Mash was alright.

@Snackpanther91 3 года назад

Addiction is a demon that is hard to defeat for some people. Glad he is doing well and is giving back through knowledge & Guidance.

@salecepazi2444 3 года назад

Lloyd is my cousins boyfriend...He Drinks for 5 sailors and gets drunk...But I never seen him twisted up like dredloxxx on crack....He has a big Heart !

@larrydale7412 3 года назад

Ooohhhh man...I grew up in Queens NY following Swee Pea Brings back so many memories and heartbreaks when I saw his name in the NY Daily News both good & bad BTW that's stock of footage of the Bronx not Brooklyn ya used

@SDSOverfiend 3 года назад

💯 Brooklyn didn’t look like that 😆

@Jerry823Coates 3 года назад

This dude had to be a 99 with 50 badges in order to take that many step backs and still make the league

@davidhall4401 3 года назад

Facts

@howardpryor7778 2 года назад

He was something special with that basketball. He was one of those magicians.

@kincamell2 3 года назад

Much Gratitude

@SDSOverfiend 3 года назад

Do one on Stanley Roberts..... The one Dude Shaq praised in LSU.

@howardpryor7778 2 года назад

That was the best front court in college. He was actually a little bit better than Shaq in LSU together. They had all boardd. Smh. With Chris Jackson (Abdul Rauf) running point... Sick

@33greenleaf Год назад

Find someone that loves you like Tark loved Swee Pea, and never let them go.

@buzzerbeater3350 3 года назад

Now you're finally doing something! Now I can die in peace!😁

@JD37 3 года назад

He was on my all time favorite squad: The 94-95 Lakers. He didn’t play much but he had game.

@kevinwillette5161 3 года назад

No disrespect meant, but I can't help wondering what stood out about that team to you that nearly 30 years later they are still your favorite team. Just think its interesting. I got no room to talk, my favorite squad is the 94 and 95 Rockets, but at least those ugly ass teams won 2 rings 🤣🤣 I'm probably to this day the biggest Chucky Brown fan on Earth and I can even give you a scouting report on Chris Jent lmfaooo

@pheo1418 3 года назад

@@JD37 great video bro I had a affinity for the 97-98 Lakers Shaq 1st season with them a rookie Kobe of bench and Exel Eddie J and Ceballos starting,I think magic should've came back for a second szn and played with this team but he was fed up with Van Exel complaining about PG mins

@JD37 3 года назад

@@kevinwillette5161 Personally, they were the first team I saw live. I got to meet and talk with each one of them throughout the season. As the 90s continued, they were all replaced. I remember questioning this decision. The three championships seemed to answer that question but the lack of true longevity and the way they imploded sealed it for me long term. Team wise, they were the scrappiest, most cohesive, most courageous bunch of underdogs I ever saw play. And they beat a team in the playoffs that went on to face Jordan in the finals the very next year. I included a link below covering the nuts and bolts of the team. Thanks for your question! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ctMtS-Lp844.html Btw the 94-95 Rockets finished sixth in the standings with about 50 wins. The 94-95 Lakers finished in 7th with 48 wins. The coach also won coach of the year. The Rockets just had a more legendary run in them.

@kevinwillette5161 3 года назад

@@JD37 great video man, and great story too. That was probably the only time I ever liked the Lakers; big Van Exel fan at that point, Eddie Jones was awesome and exciting, and I really liked Ceballos from his Suns days even though he turned out to be a flake. Those 95 Rockets were so frustrating to watch. I had written them off before the playoffs but that run was amazing. They were Clutch City for a reason. So many huge shots. Long live Pete Chilcutt 🤣🤣🤣

@JD37 3 года назад

@@pheo1418 We can only wonder what Magic, Kobe and Shaq could’ve done together and that’s a real shame. But there’s always NBA2K. Lol

@terrancewoods3463 3 года назад

🔥🔥🔥 channel

@onlyone23km 3 года назад

When I hear the term, “cocaine”, usually the word “snorting” comes to mind rather than “smoking”.

@badnewzscubasteve 3 года назад

Free-basing before "crack" hit

@lafayamaking4815 3 года назад

Man ppl shoot that shit Now bugged me tf out and DONT ASK ME HOW I KNO I WATCH STUNTED GROWTH LIKE YALL

@onlyone23km 3 года назад

@@badnewzscubasteve right.

@roblepper8418 3 года назад

I remember watching Lloyd when he played in the old CBA. He was on the Fort Wayne Fury.

@timothyscheiber9837 3 года назад

i am from the fort. remember those games

@MrBryan247 6 месяцев назад

Please explain how some outstanding ppl use this substance?? Pryor, LT, sweet p, rahad Jackson in boogie nights- fiction and Bias. Glad for Lloyd. I didn't make NBA but played 1 yr in Duetchland. Good presentation. I dig the music.

@kevinthomas7526 3 года назад

Thought about this kid the other day!!! Had he done what he was suppose too, n stay in Vegas he would’ve been a soph, on the ‘87 FF squad!!! DAM!!! It’s all good tho. ✌🏾

@Bigboi54 2 года назад

Very good story.

@lafayamaking4815 3 года назад

Great feed deadass .....

@andrepowell9060 3 года назад

I met this dude at the freehold bus terminal in new jersey. He hangs out in asbury park. I use to see him regularly

@dropkickninja5379 3 года назад

That’s crazy. I’m from the Keyport area, I never knew he hung out that local.

@blakelip3 3 года назад

Isn’t this who LO & Ron artest talked about who came up in NY hoops & guachos Gym??

@hunterthurmond4771 3 года назад

Yo do you know of anywhere i can find that video where they talk about him

@blakelip3 3 года назад

@@hunterthurmond4771 I think it’s either all the smoke interview with LO or Knuckle heads with Ron Artest

@hunterthurmond4771 3 года назад

@@blakelip3 ty bro

@blakelip3 3 года назад

@@hunterthurmond4771 no problem

@gilcruz7869 3 года назад

Yes it is

@xxxxbigrich5752 3 года назад

Great video. He was really good but waste his opportunity in the NBA but he was successful nonetheless by going all over the world to play. I pray he's still doing good. He could definitely help people.

@omgsam8836 3 года назад

My high ass late to this great channel and thought it was saying crack stunted his growth but he still made the NBA 🙄😅😅😅😅😎

@princeswazy6195 3 года назад

Man I grew watching him and queens when I was a kid

@knowledgeBornSupremeAllah 3 года назад

I got one again .....Clarence Witherspoon nuff said

@TheRealMichaelP 3 года назад

Everything that could go right for this guy did

@YTC1234 3 года назад

Still gonna say a video on Danny Manning and Pervis Ellison would be great. Two number 1 overall picks who didn’t pan out, though Danny had a long career

@kingdingaling2469 3 года назад

Pervis Ellison was a #1 Overall?!?! Holy shmokes

@YTC1234 3 года назад

@@kingdingaling2469 yep lol. I was shocked to see that too. He’s actually one of the biggest busts in history and has been forgotten. He’s worse than Kwame Brown IMO and Darko. They had better careers than Pervis

@aftastosk6016 3 года назад

@@YTC1234 he was great in college but destroyed by injuries

@buzzerbeater3350 3 года назад

Now you're talking! Danny Manning was supposed to be the next Magic and Pervis was never nervous. What happened to them?

@badhombre8585 3 года назад

He looks 37 in high school

@lukegilbert7985 3 года назад

I was a huge Spurs fan when Lloyd hit the team, so much love for Sweet Pea but he could't get out his own way.

@qrob9922 3 года назад

Yo JC we need that Karlton Hines joint I know ur familiar with the name #NYCLegend

@bags787 3 года назад

You should do one on Antonio Daniel

@brieannateylar5810 3 года назад

Back in the days when education came last . As long as you could handle the ball you could become rich . I wonder how many crack dealers that he made rich ?

@unappealingundesirable2826 3 года назад

7:00 I did NOT know, that Lloyd Daniels could dunk!

@ericmatterson9905 3 года назад

The most tragic Stunted Growth story of all of them. He could have been a HOF player. But I pray he is doing well.

@hoovercrip7 3 года назад

Please do Raymond Lewis!

@sabirabdul-lateef5352 3 года назад

Anyone notice Rod Strickland in the Gaucho pic with Loyd??

@kevinwillette5161 3 года назад

Damn, John Lucas is the poster boy for 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and infinite chances to turn your life around. The number of guys he has helped, Chris Childs for example....what does it say when John Lucas gives up on you??

@stuntedgrowth 3 года назад

Yea, we gotta look at the time in his life though. Yes he was able to do that later, but in Lloyd's time, John was just starting to solidify himself and not having another addict around, leading the charge was best in his eyes. Just my opinion, but I think that could've went better.

@chihollywood9379 3 года назад

@@stuntedgrowth did Lucas come n fresh or was he an assistant w/da Spurs b4 being named HC

@kevinwillette5161 3 года назад

@@chihollywood9379 if my memory serves, I believe he was part of the Spurs staff but not a direct Tark assistant. I would have to look over my old scouting books to be sure. He was still a valuable and respected role player deep in his playing career with Houston and Milwaukee especially, so I am pretty sure he was working backstage prior to taking over. And I didn't know this til now, but I guess he was Jamarcus Russell's life coach for a while before quitting on him lol

@massimilianobelloni5613 3 года назад

I remember him when he played in Italy in the '90s

@AndreaBaixinho 3 года назад

allora non sono l'unico italiano a seguire questo canale! 😁

@tatfthsog 3 года назад

He was great on the spurs. I miss those days as a spurs fan

@chihollywood9379 3 года назад

Given Lucas history he shoulda been more sympathetic and more of a father figure and mentor 2 Daniels. U can consider that a growth stunt n its own right

@stuntedgrowth 3 года назад

That's a fact! Was thinking the same watch his story. I think he didn't want another addict around as a means to escape his past. He did Lloyd dirty if you ask me.

@chihollywood9379 3 года назад

@@stuntedgrowth after seeing this i wonder if Lucas was still dibbling a dabbling at that time and didnt want Daniels 2 catch him up cuz aint no way n hell a fully recovered addict is gonna turn his back on someone trying 2 get clean

@buzzerbeater3350 3 года назад

I was surprised by that too. Why would Lucas ditch him like that?

@lukegilbert7985 3 года назад

Tark gave Lloyd too much responsibility on the team, the team suffered. John Lucas made a BBall decision.

@006ahenry 3 года назад

@@chihollywood9379 I was thinking that too. Or as a former addict Lucas may have seen something in Lloyd others didn't, maybe he thought/knew he was still using. Or.maybe they both were, & Lloyd beat him out of some money. Punked him because he couldn't say/do anything about it.

@entertainmentmoney6993 2 года назад

His growth was stunted but prevailed

@christopherfolekene8898 3 года назад

I watched him play in New Zealand before he played with the Spurs

@YayiJanneh-dm9se Год назад

Wow what a story

@dramii1 Год назад

First off I just READ THAT JACKSON HIGH IN Queens had a heroin factory in there basement! In the 70’s like that the heck smh wow and God bless this man and others like him

@crashdavis8431 3 года назад

You got to do a Pearl Washington stunted growth. Was a great college basketball player but wasn’t great in the league

@user-ug4hw7oq7y 3 года назад

Syracuse Coach said that the Pearl was the Most Exciting Player to Ever Play in the Big East -

@MADNEWYORKER914 3 года назад

Yes!!!

@guywilliams6569 3 года назад

I hate when stupid people say things like you would think something negative would give a drug addict a wake-up call... No, and punishing drug addicts doesn't make them rethink their legs... They need compassion, they need help, and there's not a situation where you can point to that somebody getting everything in the world taken from them made them better... especially when they had no support system to begin with

@stuntedgrowth 3 года назад

Good point. Very good perspective. Thank you.