This is probably because every game in the 2000s was televised while most of the time games in the 60s were called on radio broadcasts. Which means that 60s games that were televised were very special occasions. Might have something to do with why the quality stands out.
@@TonyaTickleTittiesnice theory but the true story is actually that you’re both idiots and the quality from the 1969s was complete shit. Why? Well because the cameras they used in the 1960s were far behind in technology compared to 2000s. Being Lebron stans I don’t expect you to comprehend any of this.
Some people had shitty TV’s in the early 2000s. I personally was broke so I had an early 90s TV in the early 2000s and whenever I would tape something on my VHS the quality would come out even worse then what I had on TV. When I finally started making some decent money I bought a big HD TV around 2007ish… I splurged getting that TV and at that time the first iPhone released. I remember being in awe seeing sweat drip from nba players.
@larryzeldin7561 Facts. I feel most these games were taking from a TUBE TV I guess cause I'm always surprised how 2000s footage always looks worse than older. Or they just didn't GAF about filming them good by 2000s
After watching LeBron play all these years I fully believe he should have been the point guard on the Cavs. Cleveland should have molded the team around him like that.
@@LeGoat-23 No he wasn’t … The video games had him listed at pg but he was playing SG. he’s only officially played 45 games as a point in his entire career and that was 20/21 when he started at Pg for the Lakers .
The Scottie Pippen part.. lol.. proves Pippen is losing his mind these days thinking he is on the same level as MJ.. bro just be happy you were the Robin to Batman in those 6 chips.
@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 I agree.. MJ wasn't there to make friends.. he was there to help mold you to be the best player you can be.. even if it had to be the a-hole way
counting totals, pippen achieved more than mj because he had a longer career, greatest side kick ever would have won rings if he had a great sidekick too
Its a shame we never saw them go against each other in their prime. By the time Lebron came in, Penny was on his last legs cause of injuries and was close to early retirement
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I always knew he was lefty and I would tell people that and they wouldn’t believe me because it’s really hard to switch up like that. I would probably need decades of everyday practice to get my left hand as good as my right and still I think it will be harder cause I’ll always want to go to my right.
people rag on bron for "not being a good shooter" but when you put it into perspective, LeBron has been shooting at or just above league average from 3 for most of his career with his OFF HAND. he's left handed but chose to shoot with his right hand. people praise larry bird for going a whole game shooting with his off hand, and for kobe hitting that double teamed 3 with his left hand but lets see what they would shoot going lefty for a whole season, let alone their whole career. it would be like james harden shooting with his right hand for a season and shooting around 35% from 3. crazy
Omg if Jordan stayed and played in the league it would have been his 19th season LeBron was just born when Mj started his career you sound just like a LeBron fan boy
brontards always talking shit, mj had his knee injured while playing 82 games in his last season and just decided to retire. have real facts before you talk , even lebum said he wants to be like mike 🥱
Exactly disappointed. The NBA used to be phenomenal. Now they’re all bff and weirdos, trade jerseys after the games, paint their nails color their hair, dress like woman. That’s off the court. Worst of all like I said especially Lebrick and curry have ruined the game. Huge assist too goes to the worst commissioner in sports
