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Throwback: Arvydas Sabonis' Near Perfect Game (32 PTS, 92% FG%, 10 REBS, 6 BLKS) 

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On April 6, 2001, in just 24 minutes of play against Golden State, Trail Blazers Center Arvydas Sabonis had a near perfect game, shooting 11-12 from the field and snagging 10 rebounds and 6 blocks.
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@bradleybalsters6070
@bradleybalsters6070 5 лет назад
lol he plays like that old dude that still gets buckets in pick up games even though he can barely move
@tonykartracer8032
@tonykartracer8032 5 лет назад
Hahaha.... yeah, but if you watch videos when he was in his prime the man can jump out of the building!
@AntColon
@AntColon 5 лет назад
thats definitely NBA sabonis. biggest what if from europe
@lorikpylla3702
@lorikpylla3702 4 года назад
@Jason Graves counldt have said it better myself 😂
@tomasvods8348
@tomasvods8348 4 года назад
he literally was that old dude...
@darklion53
@darklion53 4 года назад
Jokic plays like that at a much younger age.
@douglasj7026
@douglasj7026 5 лет назад
Just a reminder that this is an old, broken Sabonis doing this. Imagine young, prime Sabonis 😱
@avarageplayer200
@avarageplayer200 5 лет назад
He was the best player in Europe and he came to nba at game 30s
@gamian_skillard1333
@gamian_skillard1333 5 лет назад
Gives me goosebumps thinking about just how dominant he would have been in his PRIME in the nba without injuries
@j.f.l.bousquet1998
@j.f.l.bousquet1998 5 лет назад
I don't need to imagine that. I'm old enough to remember a young Arvydas Sabonis playing in the Zalgiris Kaunas team against Real Madrid. It was like seeing an alien. A guy that size, being so fast and scoring 3 pointers? That was crazy back then in european basketball, big guys like Tkachenko, Meneghin or Fernando Romay were slow. It's a shame he wasn't allowed to play in the NBA sooner, he was a beast.
@vecislt
@vecislt 5 лет назад
@@gamian_skillard1333 Thing is Sabonis had very high IQ about the game. Hes not selfish, he didnt played to be dominant like players these days. He played to win. I think if you put prime Sabonis in these days NBA he would probably be best C in a league due his IQ, passing abilities, 3pt shots. He was all round player good at offence and good at defence which is kinda rare in NBA. And just look at his jumps at 30s + after all those crazy injuries:) This man can't jump anymore and he still played at top quality.. Well, but we will never know what would have happened if USSR would have let him join NBA at early age. Probably he would not had so many injuries. Anyway It's nice to see people in NBA still remember him, cause here in our Country hes like a national treasure and BC Zalgiris vs Moscow CSKA back in 80s was crazy. Those Lithuanians like Sabonis who played basketball under USSR, but always said Im not Russian Im Lithuanian gave some extra strenght for whole nation to get its freedom back. I hope Domantas Sabonis will be same good as his dad, because we need a leader in our national basketball. Generations changed and atm I don't see anyone who could lead our basketball team on a court :) See you all in World Cup this year!
@gamian_skillard1333
@gamian_skillard1333 5 лет назад
@@vecislt good luck to you and your team and nation brother! agree with everything you said above!
@bertric23
@bertric23 4 года назад
Sabonis looking like a Mafia boss, playing with his Mobs.
@HardTimeBluesCafe
@HardTimeBluesCafe 4 года назад
Nah, he looks like 7 foot Dan Akroyd
@ryan5786
@ryan5786 4 года назад
looking like archenemy of Jusuf Nurkic's father
@oldfrend
@oldfrend 4 года назад
I refuse to believe he's not a mafia boss
@ryan5786
@ryan5786 4 года назад
​@@oldfrend I was like “wait wait wait, you are GOAT, Put the gun down, Domantas”
@ericsigersmith6067
@ericsigersmith6067 4 года назад
Wish he played in America sooner
@donaldpriola1807
@donaldpriola1807 Год назад
At half his capacity, Sabonis was still an all-star quality center. For a few years, when he was young, he was the best center in the world.
@MCRox
@MCRox 3 года назад
Arvydas is the most underrated NBA center....he was truly gifted, poetry in motion. Had he come over to the Blazers in 86 instead of 95 - I can only imagine the glory the Blazers would have had
@telmolicious
@telmolicious 2 года назад
💍💍💍
@newellbrian
@newellbrian Год назад
With our early 90's starters.....we would've had multiple rings....
@woo_shynen8805
@woo_shynen8805 Год назад
Wouldve had a better chance at beating detroit and chicago
@vamoneygroup
@vamoneygroup 11 месяцев назад
He wasn't underrated. The 80s and 90s had too many big men. If he wasn't injured he would've been one of the best
@syncmonism
@syncmonism 8 месяцев назад
@@vamoneygroup He wasn't underrated in Europe, but most people don't realize that, in his prime, he was easily one of the greatest centers ever. A lot of people don't realize how well he would have likely performed if he had played in the NBA during his prime.
@francobonomini3711
@francobonomini3711 3 года назад
Man just walking the hole game and still got 32 10 and 6 blocks. Amazing talent!
@SugaHoneyIceTea36
@SugaHoneyIceTea36 5 лет назад
This man was a special talent. A butcher with the touch of a surgeon. One of the biggest could’ve beens in nba history
@bryanrodas6623
@bryanrodas6623 5 лет назад
SugaHoneyIceTea36 couldn’t have put it any better
@golden-sun
@golden-sun 4 года назад
So many blazers were massive could've beens and what ifs. It's tragic
@ad7287
@ad7287 4 года назад
We all know drose the biggest could've been tho
@chosen1111
@chosen1111 4 года назад
Drose_since_06 Grant Hill
@utthamprakash4976
@utthamprakash4976 4 года назад
@@golden-sun Yep. Sabonis, Brandon Roy, Drazen petrovic, Greg oden
@dand1363
@dand1363 5 лет назад
This guy is so underrated. I mean his passing alone is otherworldly. Too bad he got to the NBA so late in his career.
@rusty111fire
@rusty111fire 5 лет назад
Maybe by fans, but he’s not underrated he’s in the Hall Of Fame lol
@realMDizzy
@realMDizzy 4 года назад
Sucks that his body was already broken when he was just a rookie. His game was sweet nevertheless.
@SeniorRonson
@SeniorRonson 4 года назад
Old man ran point center dam near half his rookie season, wished we could got him sooner
@UdonTZai
@UdonTZai 3 года назад
He's broken coz he played for the blazers.
@nicholastaylor564
@nicholastaylor564 3 года назад
@@UdonTZai I wasn't because of that but alright
@sivadenyaw1437
@sivadenyaw1437 3 года назад
this is even an old version of the man...if you saw him back in the day...he is a great big man...very skilled...respect to the Hall of Famer...my man Sabonis...
@tomaslundstrom4622
@tomaslundstrom4622 5 лет назад
Arvydas Vader: "Nikola, I am your father" ...
@SaltoDaKid
@SaltoDaKid 5 лет назад
Tomas Lundström Jokic: No impossible (watching Sabonis highlights clips) actually I get it
@vivaportugal2353
@vivaportugal2353 4 года назад
Hahaha top.
@hoodieboy1515
@hoodieboy1515 4 года назад
@lol shit is this dude Domantas' dad? lol
@deivydasbaksa3324
@deivydasbaksa3324 4 года назад
Philippe Ochoa Yeah hes the guy that is averaging 18.5 pts and is now a all star sooooo
@tomasvods8348
@tomasvods8348 4 года назад
@@deivydasbaksa3324 he never said anything bad about domas
@Statalyzer
@Statalyzer 4 года назад
At age 37, with about a dozen knee and back injuries slowing him down.
@williammunny9916
@williammunny9916 4 года назад
*_That was a Sabonis without legs, imagine a young Arvydas._*
@shawna7813
@shawna7813 4 года назад
I know He would be in the Hall if fame battling Dirk for best euro player ever....
@SethKasso
@SethKasso 4 года назад
Shawn A Sabonis was a way better overall defender than Dirk, along with the shot blocking Dirk never had. Plus he was an unreal playmaker for any position, while Dirk was just average at his position.
@user-qk4ce2wj4d
@user-qk4ce2wj4d 4 года назад
@@SethKasso Dirk?? Average?? At his position?? Do you even know what you're talking about?
@damonfitzo8741
@damonfitzo8741 4 года назад
Yo Mama I think he meant dirk was an average playmaker in comparison to arvydas Everyone knows dirk as a whole player is NOT average
@back2back379
@back2back379 3 года назад
​@Yuval Ski You have no idea what you're talking about. I love Dirk, he had one of the greatest playoff runs in NBA history, but he's not the basketball savant Sabonis was. And in Sabonis's prime, he was way more athletic than Dirk, a far better playmaker, and a far better defensive player. I would maybe give Dirk a slight edge as a scorer, but in every other aspect of the game, Sabonis was superior by a significant margin.
@jtthomas7349
@jtthomas7349 4 года назад
If they had a young prime Sabonis on those early 90s Blazer teams they woulda won some rings.
@RetroKid
@RetroKid 4 года назад
He had this bowling ball pass out of the post that no one else does...it was so fluid and casual. Helluva passer.
@timbarton5524
@timbarton5524 3 года назад
In my opinion, the best passing Center of all time.
@justsomejusstsome8994
@justsomejusstsome8994 Год назад
I dont think you can argue him being better than Jokic but if only Arvydas was younger Im sure it wouldve been a debate
@woo_shynen8805
@woo_shynen8805 Год назад
Jokic is but arvydas couldve been if he got to the nba back in '86
@sasarasasarasa
@sasarasasarasa 5 лет назад
Just imagining a 25 years old Sabonis at the NBA.
@qiyushen1985
@qiyushen1985 4 года назад
more like a upgraded version of domantas sabonis
@csgobetting237
@csgobetting237 4 года назад
@@qiyushen1985 domantas would look like a bench player compared to prime Arvydas
@SimplyBergman
@SimplyBergman 4 года назад
@@qiyushen1985 more like a fusion of Porzingis and Doncic
@mariusvasia4777
@mariusvasia4777 4 года назад
sasarasasarasa damn he was AMAZING when he was 16
@deivydasbaksa3324
@deivydasbaksa3324 4 года назад
CSGO Betting that did not age well
@ItsCrawdaddy
@ItsCrawdaddy 6 лет назад
Literally my favorite player of all time
@ThreePointThreat
@ThreePointThreat 3 года назад
I was just a kid when I first watched Arvydas play, but I remember being amazed by his skillset and what he could do at his size. His footwork, craftiness, passing ability, and interior presence left me in awe. I later learned he did not even play his prime years in the NBA. It's been awesome watching his son, Domantas, making a name for himself in the NBA.
@grawakendream8980
@grawakendream8980 4 года назад
Simply the greatest basketball player of all time.
@MisterCrookedNose
@MisterCrookedNose Год назад
Maybe so
@vamoneygroup
@vamoneygroup 11 месяцев назад
No
@javierzapatero7379
@javierzapatero7379 11 месяцев назад
When he was young, before injuries, he would have been a Victor Wembeyama kind of thing, he was as a young basketball player big, powerful, with excellent passing and shooting skills. When he went to NBA at 31 he was physically ran down, he was absolutely something else an artist and something wonderful. Not the best player in history but on my book the biggest what if ever and I absolutely loved the guy as a player.
@vamoneygroup
@vamoneygroup 11 месяцев назад
@@javierzapatero7379 well he was definitely better than Wemby. Sabonis was very strong and had skills.
@ris2g
@ris2g Год назад
The Lithuanian team from Kaunas, Zalgiris, was amazing in the 80s. At one point 4 out of 5 starters for the USSR team were from Zalgiris (Sabonis in his prime, Curtinaitis, Homicius, and Marciulionis). The battles between Zalgiris and the Red Army team (CSKA) were intense. I watched them on Soviet TV. Drazen Petrovic was Sabonis' contemporary, at Cibona Zagreb. Basketball, in the NBA and in Europe, was amazing in the 80s.
@mitya
@mitya 2 месяца назад
Marciulionis didn't play for Zalgiris, he played for Statiba Vilnius, the other Lithuanian team in the top-tier Soviet league. Chomicius was not starting very often for USSR as well. Usually it was either Valters or Sokk. Nonetheless, Zalgiris were an awesome team in the 80s: winning three straight championships against CSKA Moscow, going into European Cup Finals, only to lose to incredible Cibona, with Drazen Petrovic.
@ernstalbrecht5212
@ernstalbrecht5212 4 года назад
This man is 100% legend
@jkimva703
@jkimva703 3 года назад
Shout out to the two blazers fans near our bench. Gotta give it to fans that cheer like that ON THE ROAD. Love it.
@therealityofitall4819
@therealityofitall4819 2 месяца назад
You can tell those are die-hard fans..
@isiahspencer8724
@isiahspencer8724 2 года назад
He was one of my favorite trailblazer players growing up man these was the days I miss them days 🥲🥲
@generalzod7959
@generalzod7959 3 года назад
It's too bad that we never got to see this dude in his prime in the nba! EASILY one of the best bigs of ALL TIME!
@TheWilliamBWilliams
@TheWilliamBWilliams 3 года назад
He was definitely one of the most entertaining players to watch. Such tremendous skill.
@AustinCasey
@AustinCasey 6 лет назад
Figuratively my favorite Blazer of all time.
@JohnSmith-yn9ie
@JohnSmith-yn9ie 5 лет назад
Check out some of his highlights, m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PHAdHgRHAo4.html
@pussinjordans8800
@pussinjordans8800 4 года назад
What about Brandon Roy?
@l.j.6479
@l.j.6479 4 года назад
Clyde the glide
@gregbors8364
@gregbors8364 2 года назад
Not literally, though (?) 🤔
@brownhippy
@brownhippy 4 года назад
I was a Laker fan at that time and I still loved this Portland squad
@thatdamefan
@thatdamefan 6 лет назад
He was a beast
@pcorf
@pcorf 4 года назад
This guy was a beast. So graceful to watch, even with sore knees and ankles limiting his full ability.
@DarkoSayd
@DarkoSayd 4 года назад
Sabonis+Schrempf+Scottie+Steve Smith+Rasheed+Stoudamire+"Plastic Man" Augmon & Bonzi... Man, I loved those JailBlazers so much.
@helpineedvanke3175
@helpineedvanke3175 3 года назад
The man controls the ball mid-shot like a genius, I havent seen a lot of other people do that
@talon310calif
@talon310calif 4 года назад
He was one skilled big man!
@Oscar-fi1ev
@Oscar-fi1ev 4 года назад
NBA missed out on a young Sabonis. He was an absolute beast in the post in his late teens/early 20s.
@sharas3180
@sharas3180 4 года назад
Yeah but they coudlnt have done anything cuz of soviet union
@dirkcurritzki9585
@dirkcurritzki9585 4 года назад
in the final period of his career, with basically no knee, no vertical, he still looked quite agile and relatively athletic given his size.
@JM1992
@JM1992 3 года назад
If only he played in the league when he was young. Dude is so skill and has a nice touch.
@jakelang806
@jakelang806 4 года назад
Also it was a travesty that this team didn't win a championship. So loaded and talented
@marloninquirer
@marloninquirer Год назад
yeah even shaq and horry agreed easily the toughest team they ever faced. these blazers arent intimidated by the lakers then
@coldsnap5742
@coldsnap5742 5 лет назад
If only he'd been allowed to come over in 1986, when he was drafted. I would've loved to see more of him before he ruined his knees. Stupid Soviet red tape...at least we can play out that what-if in 2K19. And his son Domantas is pretty good too.
@juozassutkaitis7963
@juozassutkaitis7963 5 лет назад
He was broken a lot of times, but he always came back.
@SugaHoneyIceTea36
@SugaHoneyIceTea36 5 лет назад
Velesas no one could guarantee that but the Russians had him going on painkillers during injuries and seriously fucked him up
@bnicedagreat
@bnicedagreat 5 лет назад
He basically saying he would have loved to see him play in the NBA when he was younger and more athletic. His size plus skill set would have made for a hell of a C, just look at what he did once he was able to play in the league.
@kanadietis
@kanadietis 5 лет назад
It wasn't his knees it was his Achilles tendon that he wrecked jumping off a building in Lithuania after maybe having a few too many shots of Vodka. There was a big article with pictures of his leg and the operation in a magazine called Mokslas it Gyvenas
@videomannn
@videomannn 5 лет назад
@@kanadietis you are talking bullshit about jumping off a building
@darrencain1092
@darrencain1092 4 года назад
That ‘old man strength’ - don’t under estimate
@amazinggrace3292
@amazinggrace3292 4 года назад
strong man
@luispomarec645
@luispomarec645 Год назад
Uno de los mejores pivots de la historia. Si no hubiese sido por las lesiones hubiera sido el mejor pivot de la historia. Tiro excepcional y una gran visión de juego.
@jakestanley52
@jakestanley52 4 года назад
Sabonis passing is so damn crisp. Even the bounce passes are fast.
@supremosemidios
@supremosemidios 4 года назад
With no knees... a legend.... in their best... could have been a top 5
@erboulat
@erboulat 4 года назад
"He is not myvydas, he is not yourvydas, he us Ourvydas!" Sturat Scott
@derricktalbert6554
@derricktalbert6554 4 года назад
GREAT!!
@MoKone5
@MoKone5 4 года назад
That’s a good one. RIP
@pharazar6666
@pharazar6666 3 года назад
Arvydas ! A not O
@trollanonymously2434
@trollanonymously2434 3 года назад
Ah yes, the great Sturat Scott. Well played @theSteepBike
@mr59lespaul
@mr59lespaul 3 года назад
I miss Stu
@saiken811
@saiken811 4 года назад
What a freaking beast, if only we could see the prime sabonis in the NBA. He would have definitely become the best centre of all time!
@Grace20218
@Grace20218 2 года назад
One of my favorite players in Trail Blazers history! His last season when I was born 😂
@SoggySlopster
@SoggySlopster 4 года назад
He was basically a more fundamental bill walton. He wouldve been top 10 centers if he played nba in his prime
@housesports000
@housesports000 5 лет назад
Remember now, Arvydas was 35 years old with absolutely mashed up legs with overweight issues and he was supposed to be going into the last stage of the twilight of his career but in 2001 as a 35 year old in 24 minutes of play he got 32 Points missing only 1 Field Goal 10 Rebounds and 6 Blocks
@blackeesh463
@blackeesh463 4 года назад
@John doue Quebec Klay got 37 pts in 9 minutes.He too,like Arvydas had a ridiculous stretch going 13/13 from the field.
@housesports000
@housesports000 4 года назад
Jm Gonzales 11-12 From the Field
@mariomm9080
@mariomm9080 2 года назад
he was 37 here
@AMBUSHREBOUNDS
@AMBUSHREBOUNDS Год назад
I Love You Portland Trail Blazers and I Love You Golden State Warriors
@kentedward9656
@kentedward9656 3 года назад
Props to Portland for waiting and fighting for him after many years.
@hiltonslap
@hiltonslap 4 года назад
Um dos melhores pivôs que vi jogar. Ele foi espetacular!
@janricgutz5492
@janricgutz5492 3 года назад
love watching his son playing too
@Juanrod13
@Juanrod13 6 лет назад
I miss watching this team... Sabonis should start coaching Nurkic
@y2shuproblem
@y2shuproblem 5 лет назад
Juan Rodriguez Jokic would be a better protege.
@user-qp3tj3si6n
@user-qp3tj3si6n 5 лет назад
@@y2shuproblem Why not his own son 💀
@AKA.SV9
@AKA.SV9 5 лет назад
@@user-qp3tj3si6n cause his son plays nothing like him haha
@HT-cb7rc
@HT-cb7rc 5 лет назад
@@AKA.SV9 wrong lol, you obviously don't watch indiana basketball
@vecislt
@vecislt 5 лет назад
Sabonis now looks after Basketball federation in Lithunia :) I love those 80s thing where USSR starting five was like 2-3Lithuanians, 1 Ukranian and 1 Georgian I think, with no Russians xD
@egispetronis7290
@egispetronis7290 5 лет назад
Super star on the ground ...Love this
@JoeTheGreat08
@JoeTheGreat08 4 года назад
This was my first favorite team.. loved Sheed, Loved old pippen, Damon, Bonzi... 😩😩😩😩😩..
@kevinkruse88
@kevinkruse88 2 года назад
Some times when the blazers are making me sad, like now. i come back here.
@YowzaBowzaWowza
@YowzaBowzaWowza 14 часов назад
Still my favorite Blazer! That was a fun team to root for we back then.
@windkante6210
@windkante6210 3 года назад
Legend! One of my favourite Players of all time.
@KingJonathanThe1st
@KingJonathanThe1st 3 года назад
This man is an absolute legend!!
@sFde46
@sFde46 3 года назад
damn, Sabas was more agile in his 31+ with blown knees than valanciunas is in his twenties...
@purpleman1974
@purpleman1974 3 года назад
Sabas was 37 here...
@probasketspec5025
@probasketspec5025 4 года назад
Fun fact 2001 Commentators sayd "Jeeegaa" 2019 they still say "Jeeeggaa" when Valanciunas is dominating😂
@joeburreaux7806
@joeburreaux7806 4 года назад
ProBasket Spec It’s Pete Pranica the same commentator for the Grizzlies today
@josemanon6295
@josemanon6295 3 года назад
"Cada vez que Sabonis recibe la pelota asoma una promesa de felicidad"
@jabariburton6109
@jabariburton6109 4 года назад
Remember this was a old,damaged,lost all of his physical ability Sabonis. Imagine if the USSR let him leave earlier
@RingRingRingBananaPhone
@RingRingRingBananaPhone 3 месяца назад
He makes it look so effortless, pleasure to watch
@kanodunk1719
@kanodunk1719 2 месяца назад
my all-time favorite center. just made it look effortless at times
@JusTimeSTL
@JusTimeSTL 4 года назад
This whole Blazers squad is crazy!! Stoudemire, Pippen, Sheed, Shrempf, d Davis, Strickland and Sabonis.. damn..
@simonkrebs6043
@simonkrebs6043 3 месяца назад
Put on a total clinic with just about every trick in the book. Jokovic in his prime still can't match an old broken down Sabonis ! What a legend.
@pob-4810
@pob-4810 4 года назад
Holy shit. Sabonis is EXTREMELY good at basketball. He definitely looks like an extremely good winning piece with the way he plays.
@akpet3639
@akpet3639 4 года назад
Great player!!!!
@rampantcolt
@rampantcolt 3 года назад
He was so cold!! I’m glad to have watched him play in person
@margaridacosta270
@margaridacosta270 5 лет назад
legend
@PatrickDavidson
@PatrickDavidson 4 года назад
This was my team in the early days of 2k
@topperharlie3645
@topperharlie3645 4 года назад
Vaya equipazo tenían esos blazers, una pena que no consiguieran anillo. Uno de lo mejores quintetos que se habían visto has la fecha. Damon stoudemire, steve smith, scottie pippen, rasheed wallace y arvydas sabonis, wooooowww!!!
@steves.auckerman5966
@steves.auckerman5966 4 года назад
Those passes are everything
@deputay
@deputay 4 месяца назад
Man, some of those passes, the guys are trying not to laugh coming back up the court, they're that good
@ClassicalProtestant
@ClassicalProtestant 4 года назад
Wow! I’m getting old. He was solid.
@Eric68B
@Eric68B 4 года назад
Ray Liotta was unstoppable
@dannybautista8669
@dannybautista8669 4 года назад
Viva! Maestro Arvidas Sabonis.
@francis3638
@francis3638 4 года назад
Even the dream team cant stop young sabonis
@vincentvalencia4501
@vincentvalencia4501 3 года назад
Probably the best passing big man ever.
@mit4c
@mit4c 4 года назад
dude was such a beast
@kipsas
@kipsas 4 года назад
Legend!!!
@fredkuo5017
@fredkuo5017 Год назад
He is so huge and gentle, favorite Balzer :)
@Kuziai
@Kuziai 5 лет назад
Legend
@jasonpdsi
@jasonpdsi 3 года назад
Portland was so good for that brief stretch of 99 and 2000.
@mygaffer
@mygaffer 5 лет назад
He was awesome. I wish he played in the NBA sooner.
@jameszimmerman2965
@jameszimmerman2965 4 года назад
When he was younger, b4 coming into the NBA he was a force!
@velosoartluvean5514
@velosoartluvean5514 3 года назад
Maan! He play so simple effortless!
@adidasboy6614
@adidasboy6614 3 года назад
He was awesome
@ericcarvelli9773
@ericcarvelli9773 4 года назад
Completely underappreciated....
@javianjohnson8746
@javianjohnson8746 3 месяца назад
Imagine if Arvydas was in his prime when he finally came over to the NBA...😳
@bakero846
@bakero846 3 года назад
Amazing player
@samdelunasd
@samdelunasd 4 года назад
He looks like someone made a 99 overall 7’7 ray liota in 2k
@yoe91
@yoe91 3 года назад
lol nice one
@duanekaline4529
@duanekaline4529 4 года назад
I he would have be allowed to play in the NBA in his prime would have been one of the greatest centers of all time. Such a complete player. Achilles and knee injuries hampered his career
@Hoopdreamsbball
@Hoopdreamsbball 4 года назад
SABONIS was Such a smart player!! 🏀🧠
@marciusmarciukas5467
@marciusmarciukas5467 5 лет назад
Sabonis in his prime was something like Kareem really :)
@Courageous39
@Courageous39 3 года назад
Now, this was Sabonis all wounded and broken, nearly 40yrs old. In the 80' when he was on his prime, he was combo of Jokic with skills (pass,shoot,basketball IQ) but stronger and better defence and Shaq with dominance. That was for the 80' just too much to handle. One of the best big mans of all time.
@gabrielr.johnsoniii2067
@gabrielr.johnsoniii2067 4 года назад
Maaaan Ray Liotta had game!!!
@karlocmrekicc2501
@karlocmrekicc2501 4 года назад
Him and Drazen are my favorite players
@azncharm82
@azncharm82 4 года назад
Loved this squad
@loganbower1315
@loganbower1315 Год назад
That pass by Stoudamire at 1:35 Isn’t talked about enough. Crazy reaction time.
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