Top-10 DUMBEST Injuries in NBA History 

Oh really?!

@@okiksotam6763 yea man, not only he retired early but his las years where in pain, he defenetly could have had a even mor impressive carrer without the injury

The whole way the 80's Celtics dynasty ended is just tragic

C'mon, what you gonna do next? Hire someone to get the cereal bowls off the top shelf? That's just bad luck really. He was much more likely to injure his spine playing basketball or lifting weights. Just look at all those crippled post-career athletes. Sure some of them made a fortune but traded in their health

I don't take his injury as a negative just shows you his character and his upbringing

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Preach

Oliver Miller. And he was 300 lbs.

@@MrPhilbautista I couldn't remember the name thanks

Also Kevin Love losing his fight against a folding chair that broke his arm

@@jbthestoner5504 I didn't know about that story. I saw him hit a chair before in anger, but it didn't result in his arm getting broken. I'm guessing that story you referenced took place back when he was with Minnesota.

@@bracebrooks967 nah it was just a couple seasons ago in Cleveland. Lebron and Kyrie were ready gone and no one was paying attention to the cavs or Kevin Love lol

@@jbthestoner5504 oh well that case that must have been the video clip I saw of him hitting that chair. It didn't look like he injured himself afterwards from what I remember. Anyway, Kevin needs to leave the cavs. He's been stuck there too long. At his age he should be on a playoff or championship contending team and let the new young core develop.

I thought you are going to say Lebron punching the white board after losing a game to the Warriors? Lol 😆

I remeber a basketball megzine having Jay Williams and Yao Ming on the cover, who are the top 2 draft picks in 2002. It is such a shame. But I am glad to see Jay Williams to be a good ESPN analysis eventually.

@@YuShawStang would not call him good.

Fax

Maybe if he played defence on at least on 1990-91 injured Magic’s level. Even in his prime he was known as a Jokic-level defender. You can’t be in the GOAT conversation without playing both ends of the court. Plus, his *cheating of the draft laws* in collusion with the Celtics and Celtics alumni in the league office, is an automatic DQ. Especially when compared to GOATs of other eras like Mr.Russell and Kareem carried themselves. Also add in: Larry Bird’s blackballing of journalists who dared ask about his teammates and team fans chanting racist epithets & songs at opposing black players. The chants were so regular, the broadcasters intentionally gave the Celtics less National games, kept the games on a 10 second delay to cut audio, and had a backup commentary team inside a soundproof booth. If Bird played the same way today, he would have a worse reputation than KD, Kyrie, and Simmons put together.

@@cjwrench07 absurd comment

@@cjwrench07 Larry bird was a reallu good defender tf are u talking about he was all defense 2nd team three times and finished top 3 once in dpoy and the led the leaugue many times in defensive winshares

Seconding this idea, would be a dope video

Hes a white boy

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After the second threepeat, not the first one

@@srj34 ohhh got it

I think you have to have your finger down the cigar to actually cut yourself... like if you use a driller on a small piece of wood and your hand is under...

Truth.

That was during the 2012 NBA playoffs vs the Miami heat

Bruh 😂

Cough andre miller

That doesn't give you the right to throw you at someone's legs like if you were playing football

@@manuelquintero3949 he was going for the ball. He may have fouled him but it wasn’t a dirty play.

@@martianmurray Yeah I watched the play again and I see it but being Pat Bev you know there's some extra physicality

@@martianmurray I know Pat was guarding Russ and he's a hard nose defender but t's not like there wasn't other players who could stop Russ if his true intention was faking the timeout to get the layup. I mean it wasn't a dirty play, but it wasn't necessary either

HAHA!! Good one, I wish I'd thought of that!

I was thinking the same thing.

He specifically mentioned the finger incident occurring after the SECOND threepeat in 1998

Addition: Doncic is also out. Against a Polish team with some good players but without real superstars. Certainly also a not uninteresting narrative: why do Giannis, Jokic, Doncic, probably 3 of the 5 best players in the NBA currently, not manage to lift their national teams to the next level?