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A look at how some of the greatest players performed when they stepped out of the usual positions to run the floor as the Point Guard.
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@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

What’s the most impressive example of a Non-Point Guard playing Point. UPDATE for the 50 Greatest vid: The editing for this one is taking a little longer than I expected, and with what feels like carpal tunnel in my wrist and hand, I’m needing to take more breaks between editing. Sorry its taking so long, but its gonna be done by the end of the month. I think my rankings of Wilt, Giannis, Isiah Thomas and Clyde Drexler will stir things up the most. Looking forward to it. haha.

@purvalama6540 2 года назад

LONG LIVE WEED

@thrillhouse6534 2 года назад

Wilt deserve the respect u give him.

@volieree 2 года назад

@@purvalama6540 k

@machoboys8884 2 года назад

While not being close to the best I think Paul Pressey deserves a mention, one of the first pivotal Point Fowards.

@wagoomagoo7 2 года назад

Lebron, mj, mainly there’s are the most impressive

@ReezyTalksHoops 2 года назад

During that stretch where Jordan played PG he also put up his career high in assists against the blazers. He finished the game with 34 points, 17 assists, 7 rebounds and 6 steals. A true 🐐 statline

@NewAgeSlaves 2 года назад

Didnt he avg a trip dub for like a month?

@John6-40 2 года назад

@@NewAgeSlaves Yes

@jamanwashington6426 2 года назад

@@NewAgeSlaves west brook and lbj finished averaging a triple double in a month at once. I'm pretty sure there are others. Oh the big o

@NewAgeSlaves 2 года назад

@@jamanwashington6426 not really the point if mj played pg for a season he would do what russ did while being more efficent

@Amick44 2 года назад

@@xers6704 probably right.

@WhiskeySam1 2 года назад

LBJ’s production in a full-time role at pg ... at his age... is mind blowing. But Jordan’s 24-game stretch in Collins’ last season is just another one of those under recognized, crazy facts about Jordan’s goat claim.

@MrBwinfrey 2 года назад

Truly absurd😭

@CablixMoreWow 2 года назад

Lebron is an athletic freak but i feel like Jordan is the proto-baller, like the dude was made in a lab or smth

@bubbasantonio7563 2 года назад

Just imagine MJ averaging a triple double in the 90s

@swpdisciple 2 года назад

@@bubbasantonio7563 not enough possessions in 90’s ball (well after 1993) to churn up those kinds of stats

@Bob-Sacamano314 2 года назад

@@CablixMoreWow yesss I keep saying this! Lebrons a freight train, take that away and he’s average..

@ReezyTalksHoops 2 года назад

I would pay serious money to see a full game of wilt chamberlain playing at point guard

@housesuns-kings8480 2 года назад

that would be a show

@Bluecloudprod 2 года назад

Great! Time machine and shit... Go back and watch the Stilt run the floor... WOW.

@WhiskeySam1 2 года назад

Just another reason why Wilt is the greatest big man ever to lace up.

@dripkagegaara7974 2 года назад

@@WhiskeySam1 bill Russel has entered the chat Shaq has entered the chat Hakeem has entered the chat Kareem has entered the chat

@Mgblz 2 года назад

I would pay serious money just to see wilt play

@alexsabin1591 2 года назад

You should do a top 10 ranking of each position all time

@doynavonkeith9847 2 года назад

@Gibran Camus agreed

@solemagus4761 2 года назад

@Gibran Camus I agree with you but Really love Jonny and wonder what his take would be

@PresidentValentine 2 года назад

Nah! Thats lame and repetitive

@Reformedtousen 2 года назад

Mj being ball dominate like LBJ and Russ shows how great he truly was

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

For sure. Makes for an interesting what if. In short, if MJ stayed at point, he almost certainly has even scarier career stats, but he probably has a couple less rings as well

@d.columbia9603 2 года назад

MJ was all about doing what needed to be done to win. Like Lebron he is absolutely capable of making a team better by helping create plays for them. But most often the best thing to do for his team was score as he was the best play maker. If you have a stacked shooter team then him being more pg oriented makes sense. However he didn't really play with a ton strong shooters teammates.

@John6-40 2 года назад

@@jonnyarnett When Bron fans say he plays point bc he's unselfish, I respond by saying Jordan let someone else play point because he was unselfish.

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

Wow, good comeback Nintendude. Selfish people have a hard time surrendering control of anything. Jordan giving up some ball dominance is also a form of giving up control. Speaks to the trust he had in Phil Jackson, or at least his respect for coaching in general.

@Amick44 2 года назад

His detractors don't wanna see this. Or they choose to forget it. Collins knew MJ had exceptional passing ability & vision. As Pippen developed, it made sense to play Jordan off the ball more & utilize his unparalleled scoring ability. But Michael could distribute as well or better than all but the very top playmakers.

@adrenalineunlimited 2 года назад

I still remember vividly at the end of Kobe's stretch in 2012, the other team actually sagging off Kobe and playing the passing lanes because he was torching them moving the ball, and Kobe found himself wide open at the top of the key. The "Did you really already forget who I am?" look that he gave them as he buried the shot will be burned into my memory forever

@tj5180 2 года назад

Kobe is a underrated playmaker.

@delconagher12 2 года назад

@@tj5180 Kobe is 30th all time in Assist. Better than most HOF PG & the best at SG If I'm not mistaken.

@libraalibaba 2 года назад

Could you imagine if he didn't have to score so much. His fg% was through the roof.

@290TheEmpireRecords 2 года назад

@@delconagher12 kobe 2nd all time assist in shooting guard position

@delconagher12 2 года назад

@@290TheEmpireRecords Correction 31st All Time & best SG in assist via Wikipedia.

@Space_Cowboy320 2 года назад

Since Jamal Murray’s injured and we still don’t know when he’s returning, it would be nice to Jokic start at pg for some games and maybe have Javale McGee or even Bol Bol starting at center

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

Man, I would love to see that! Its like a wild experiment, but kinda makes sense at the same time

@dariusgoatland10 2 года назад

Why

@JimmyButlersdreads 2 года назад

@@dariusgoatland10 Cause it would fit Jokic’s play-style and would give Bol Bol time to develop and have a chance to become a permanent starter

@lik7953 2 года назад

My only concern is defense. Jokic ain’t gonna be able to defend any guards on the permeated. But the offense would be amazing

@dariusgoatland10 2 года назад

@@JimmyButlersdreads No, it would make the already horrific defense of the Denver nuggets considerably worse & lead to the bigs getting absolutely abused on defense with movement & screens. The league is transitioning away from big men. If you can’t defend the perimeter in today’s league, you’re a liability. We just watched Terrance Mann score 40 on 75% shooting while being matched against the reigning DPOY.

@ciaranryan3652 2 года назад

Damn, Jordan was like Westbrook at the point but with world class defence. That’s actually crazy how good he was in those games

@ssasskamileandlukas1535 2 года назад

And more efficient with better shot selection

@bartomiej9807 2 года назад

Westbrook tried to be like Big O. Unfortunately with stat padding (Adams only boxing out so Russel could rebound) which makes this achievement much less impressive to me.

@jasper8922 2 года назад

I'd love to see you make a vid about the best runner ups to awards ever. Like best season that didn't win MVP, DPOY, ROY, etc. A lot of great seasons seem to get forgotten if they don't win the award.

@mixedpleasure4324 2 года назад

Great idea

@adrenalineunlimited 2 года назад

This is one I've been waiting for. Kobe's stretch at point is what truly made me a believer. Kobe Bryant would be one of the greatest players ever even if he wasn't allowed to shoot

@libraalibaba 2 года назад

He learned post play from Hakeem. He learned dribbling from Shamgod. He was consummate student of the game. Watch 'Details' and you would see how much he understands the game.

@nayyabmughal1123 2 года назад

I have watched so many video and heard stories about Jordan but he somehow still puts me in awww.

@emjay1249 2 года назад

He's just the GOAT it's an indisputable fact of life

@safiullahqureshi3196 2 года назад

Imagine having to guard wilt on a fast break 😂. Dude was faster than Chris Paul with the passing vision of Magic Johnson.

@aronperez2697 2 года назад

that’s a scary sight

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

I mean, idk if anyone has the passing vision of Magic, but other than that, I get your point. Thats freakin terrifying. lol

@ivanthaboi 2 года назад

Especially as a point guard Wilt would be like a foot taller than you

@jangardini7909 2 года назад

Both things you said are completely wrong

@CavsFanDallasFanSinceFebruary 2 года назад

Definitely not the vision of Magic, he was statpadding for his assists later in his career. Assists were very strictly tracked in the 60s, players couldn’t dribble after receiving the ball.

@jamiekelley4076 2 года назад

I think the Jordan stateline is the one a lot people would find to be the most interesting. There has become a narrative that Jordan was just a scorer and Lebron is the facilitator of the two. It's used as a common topic in the G.O.A.T. discussion to give Lebron an edge in a category. Personally I find it interesting because it goes to show that Jordan could really do just about anything on the court he wanted to and excel at it.

@AH-bm5xs 2 года назад

Very true. Jordan proved at one point or another that he’s the greatest player ever at almost every element of the game, big or small. There’s MJ, then there’s everyone else. Debate places 2-10 of the greatest basketball players ever. But number 1 is obvious and undoubtably Michael Jordan.

@petiteexplication6249 2 года назад

Wilt is just like a myth at this point

@Bluecloudprod 2 года назад

Like DaVinci...

@dragonmaldito 2 года назад

Funny thing is he can be consider a myth but nowhere near goat, when he absolutely is the real GOAT! But like Wilt said, nobody roots for goliath

@jp3813 2 года назад

@@dragonmaldito His huge scoring drop in the playoffs puts a significant dent on his legacy. He's not the only "goliath" in the GOAT conversation (Kareem & Russell).

@skolcole 2 года назад

@@jp3813 you’ve got a point, but Wilt is the single only guy to have the combination he does. He’s far and ahead of Bill Russell offensively, while being just barely behind him defensively. He’s ahead of Kareem offensively though not quite as much, but is a far stronger defender than Kareem was. Throw in his unmatched motor/stamina that no other ball player has ever had and it’s a wrap.

@jp3813 2 года назад

@@skolcole The point remains that there are many goliaths in the GOAT conversation, unlike what Wilt claims.

@henrypope4225 2 года назад

Jonny knows more about nba history than some of these creators with millions of subs and doesn’t have as many subs despite actually knowing about all eras of nba history smh🤦‍♂️

@Skinslyfe 2 года назад

Because most accounts you are talking about been around longer get off your knees mate

@henrypope4225 2 года назад

@@Skinslyfe True but they all get more views

@user-lx6fj3kf3j 2 года назад

@@henrypope4225 because they’ve been around longer….

@PhoenixAscending 2 года назад

@@Skinslyfe I was about to comment the same thing. Glad someone else thought it

@ghstrdio 2 года назад

You missed the time in the finals where Jordan played PG in 91

@PhoenixAscending 2 года назад

Yep

@tonysanders1299 Год назад

Michael Air Jordan Was Again Ridiculous Good Playing Point Guard In The 91' Finals

@Hendrix.Robinson 2 года назад

This is the best basketball channel, period!

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

Wow, thats high praise, and I'm humbled by that. Thanks Hendrix! :)

@beastmode40205 2 года назад

I've said it before but you're the reigning champ in this space of original basketball content. You think of video ideas that only us true basketball nerds could think of, plus the video quality is always on point. Salute

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

Thanks, your comment means a lot :)

@beastmode40205 2 года назад

@@jonnyarnett No doubt. I actually have a content idea I wanna run by you and hopefully you can bring it to life. Is there a way I can msg you?

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

Absolutely, theres a link to my instagram in the video's description, or you could go to the "About" tab on my channel, and towards the bottom is an option to email me. It says for "Business Inquiries" but just ignore that.

@beastmode40205 2 года назад

@@jonnyarnett ✊ Sent on IG

@gerardrbain1972 2 года назад

Wilt playing the point guard when he was with the Globetrotters impressed me the most.

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

It impressed me a lot too. Playing with the Globetrotters certainly isn't easy. If Wilt was as awkward and uncoordinated as many bigs are, he would have made a fool of himself.

@alexfarias5156 2 года назад

@@jonnyarnett Wilt Chamberlain was probably the most coordinated center in the history of the NBA.

@greywolf2155 2 года назад

@@alexfarias5156 Wilt and Hakeem probably the two smoothest dudes to ever play the center position (I absolutely love Jokic, easily my favorite player in the league right now, and he always managed to get the ball where it needs to be . . . but nobody can watch him play and use the word "coordinated" to describe him, even if we probably should. Just, just can't)

@demonkingbadger6689 2 года назад

@@alexfarias5156 and one of the most athletic until his knee injury (and still good enough to challenge the kareem skyhook after said injury.)

@rpgroome 2 года назад

Wilt also played point at some of the UCLA pickup games in the 1980’s, alongside guys like Magic, David Greenwood, Marques Johnson, etc.

@teddy1234599 2 года назад

My family lived in New Jersey and our favorite sport was basketball - so we went to a number of LIVE "Trotters" games - with Wilt at point guard.

@teddy1234599 2 года назад

@Mike Brown Born in the 1940s, I'm in my early 70s - BUT ... I've been doing 2.5+ hours of aerobic exercise daily the since 1978, and been ecstatically married for the last 35 years, so I FEEL like I'm a teenager. EDIT: I've changed: "I've veen doing 2.5+ hours of aerobic exercise daily for the ..." TO: "I've been doing 2.5+ hours of aerobic exercise daily ... " the "the" was a typo.

@teddy1234599 2 года назад

@Vague LB You said, "eep it up and you’ll feel 20 at age 90" Thanx. btw, double meaning with, "keep it up"??? lol. Otoh, just THINKING about reaching 90 makes me feel old!!! lol

@jpowell6418 2 года назад

Not knocking Lebron. But he has always been a facilitator on his team.

@adrenalineunlimited 2 года назад

Not as star studded as these examples, but I think guys like Boris Diaw and Lamar Odom deserve a mention

@Amick44 2 года назад

Yes. If you forget, please look up some Spurs games here (YT) and you will see Diaw is more or less, the primary distributor.

@ndog0639 2 года назад

Odom deserves a video on himself full stop

@st4r444 2 года назад

He forgot garnett. In 04 mvp season flip made kg pg a few times

@mikejnwill 2 года назад

I'd love to see an alternative history with Jordan playing his entire career at the point.

@solemagus4761 2 года назад

@@xers6704 + 2 Steals and 1.5 blks

@demonkingbadger6689 2 года назад

I was a preteen that season, and remember watching a couple of those games.

@fortnitejake850 2 года назад

Bro you’re killing it between this and all the content you’re putting out on the Nintendo channel! Keep it 💯

@isaacbrown1843 2 года назад

Jonny dropping bombs every video great work 👍🏽

@mitchellkinzie8535 2 года назад

Love it johnny keep it up man

@yshrha10 2 года назад

Needing a meal break from work... Scanning RU-vid for something good to watch while I eat... bam! new Jonny vid is up! I love my life! lol

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

Lol. Happy to help, John! Enjoy your meal break :)

@maxdobasquete 2 года назад

Great content!!! Earned another like!!!

@wayg2195 2 года назад

Great video as usual 👌

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

Thank you Hercule :)

@AnotherSaturdayInTheFall 2 года назад

Jonny the legend!

@MMK77344 2 года назад

With those stat lines, jordan might have become the second person to average a triple double if he played point an entire season

@joshuafish98 2 года назад

Always enjoy your stuff. Don't forget that series when Kevin Garnett had to play (and despised) the point guard position!

@kingdinodragonite3470 2 года назад

Yeah. He averaged 19, 11 and 9 that series. Note that back then, the scores ended in Game 1: 88-91 Game 2: 82-86 Game 3: 87-94 Game 4: 85-77 Using proportions, that would have been equivalent: Adjusted stats(by pace, and relative league efficiency, + pts per possession at the time): 24.2ppg 13.9rbg 11.4ast

@kyreelegendary5450 2 года назад

Beautiful video

@yottamgroch358 2 года назад

Great video

@swaggyz3 2 года назад

Can we get a video on how the Knicks of the 70s are overlooked. Especially earl Monroe. He had a extraordinary tough upbringing in the slums and is a good all time player who helped sacrifice for the Knicks to thrive

@paulwatson3025 2 года назад

Those stats by Jordan were crazy. He easily could've had a triple double in a season in thelate 80's or 90's which is crazy to even think about

@travisbentler2058 2 года назад

Amazing vid

@e-gan737 2 года назад

Bro I remember you when you only had like 30k subs bro happy to see you got over 100k man❤️

@musicandmagic909 2 года назад

Bill Walton essentially played point center in the days before the 3 point line, so I'm counting it. Watching him tower over people in the paint while he dropped short dimes right on time to cutters in the scrum under the basket is highly impressive, and because of the way the floor is spaced nowadays it's something we will probably never see again

@The_Xoloist 2 года назад

Idk man Joker kinda does that right now

@d.columbia9603 2 года назад

Joakim Noah did a rather good job playing as a point center when rose was endlessly injured and jimmy butler was building up his offensive skills

@musicandmagic909 2 года назад

@@The_Xoloist he does but there's waaaay more spacing on the floor nowadays, so passing lanes are a lot easier to maintain. Joker doesn't have to water polo hook pass between 2 defenders' heads, it's vastly similar but not quite the same

@vesselvision5711 2 года назад

The Globetrotters were better than the ABA or NBA in the 50's an 60's

@hawk4813 2 года назад

Kobe was one of the best passers of all time. He was just a killer at heart. Passing is a passive trait, hence the root of the word. But when it came down to the skill, Kobe was top notch.

@youngdon3123 2 года назад

Wilt chamberlain being a point guard is bizarre to me especially since he's the tallest player to ever be a point guard , I'd pay to see him play as point

@mlmf2012 2 года назад

Wilt was fast for his size, he would lock down even the fastest pointguards

@cameronzino6564 2 года назад

Please do more of these best nba players out of position

@GloriousKev 2 года назад

Talking about LeBron makes me remember how everyone hyped him up as the next Magic Johnson coming out of high school. I remember for a good stretch of his first 2 seasons he did play quite a bit of PG. I always preferred him as a PG tbh.

@johncambridge7181 2 года назад

Mj cant pass is the biggest myth of all time. He could pass like magic but that wasn’t his primary job.

@melvynsngltn27 2 года назад

He like too shoot way too much

@therealdannymullen 2 года назад

@@melvynsngltn27 *he was TOO great at scoring* Fixed that for ya

@melvynsngltn27 2 года назад

@@therealdannymullen he was way overrated

@therealdannymullen 2 года назад

@@melvynsngltn27 MJ overrated?? BAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

@melvynsngltn27 2 года назад

@@therealdannymullen I thought you were referring to someone else

@swanandjoshi333 2 года назад

I was really in Lebron's awe when I saw those stats, but then, I saw Jordan's. Lebron is so amazing, but Jordan is transcendent!

@naturalfinish 2 года назад

As amazing as the 87-88 season was for Jordan, his 88-89 season was his most impressive 32.5 pts per game, 8 assists, 8 rebounds on 53.8% fg with 15 triple doubles. Too bad the rest of his team was ca ca

@Silentwatcher23 2 года назад

Jonny you are the best for this task...make a video comparing the best season between mj and Kobe... statistics and who you think was better...also please make a video who you think will probably win 1 on 1

@kingdinodragonite3470 2 года назад

Don’t forget when KG played point guard in the playoffs back then. He averaged 19, 11 and 9 that series. Note that back then, the scores ended in Game 1: 88-91 Game 2: 82-86 Game 3: 87-94 Game 4: 85-77 Using proportions, that would have been equivalent: Adjusted stats(by pace, and relative league efficiency, + pts per possession at the time): 24.2ppg 13.9rbg 11.4ast

@leejones4165 2 года назад

It's MJ no doubt! Averaging almost a trip dub playing point and all 1st team defensive player....no question!!!

@Bluecloudprod 2 года назад

Just when you thought MJ's stats couldn't get more gaudy... 30-9-10 as a point? BLAM.

@Josh-sk5xd 2 года назад

All while playing with a groin injury and without any all stars on his team, plus playing when it was harder to score, get assists, and get rebounds in the toughest eastern conference of all time… Goat in terms of basketball!

@mixedpleasure4324 2 года назад

on 50% FG

@PhoenixAscending 2 года назад

Jordan...by far. He would have been amazing at point guard. Ball in his hands, coming downhill, plenty of space. I would like to have seen him play it more

@GSR-Indictment 2 года назад

That’s LeBrick, WestBrick, and Ben Simmons Play Style…One Dimensional Ugly Boring CHEESY Basketball!…

@elthestampede4910 2 года назад

It’s about time someone talked about that kobe stretch. Almost felt like i was dreaming about it for a minute.

@jecobico6089 2 года назад

Even if MJ stayed at PG position he'll still be the GOAT of basketball

@libraalibaba 2 года назад

He would have it much easier because of his clear advantage on offense and Defense. All he needed was a dominant big.

@StephanRohan 2 года назад

Jordan and Kobe have the same instincts and mentality. Whatever they do, they will be the best at it. GOAT and his heir...

@sskmanentsa5326 2 года назад

LeBron did not have to reinvent himself. He's always been the primary ball handler in heliocentric offenses around him. Having AD meant that he could do less on offense and he'd be able to have 10+ assist by just passing to AD. Michael Jordan also played the point in the NBA Finals in 91. Contrary to the popular narrative, he was the one guarding Magic and Pippen only helped a lot in G2 and whenever MJ was in foul trouble. I think he avg 31, 11 and 8 for that series.

@adrenalineunlimited 2 года назад

In the NBA Live 09 demo, I'd always move Pau to point. It was awesome lol

@leos_27 2 года назад

Make a vid explaining how good was the 2004 Indiana Pacers team, with prime Ron Artest; Jermaine O'Neal; Stephen Jackson and Reggie Miller

@angeldeleon7121 2 года назад

Cant tell if this is a joke, but he did.

@leos_27 2 года назад

@@angeldeleon7121 did he? Well that team was rlly good actually, they were the 1st seed till the Malice at the Palace

@angeldeleon7121 2 года назад

@@leos_27 Yea, its his most recent video beside this one

@harry5904 2 года назад

You should do a video ranking the positions all time based on which players have played in said positions

@masterofdisaster9194 2 года назад

Dean Smith always said Mike should have played point guard and if he had then would’ve been the best PG ever

@genericallyaccepted 2 года назад

Michael... Unreal

@kalani49 2 года назад

Great video! Giannis was a point guard 👀

@OceanLake66 2 года назад

Johnny what music did you use throughout the video

@mikhaeldavis6180 2 года назад

Bow down mere mortals to the GOAT!!! #AirJordan

@vintagemonte 2 года назад

🔥🔥🔥

@KoDyHatch Год назад

Jordan was terrifying!! Sheesh 🔥🔥

@speeballs9876 2 года назад

Twolves constantly used Garnett as the 2nd or 3rd point guard option certain seasons. 2004 when Cassell got injured, he may have officially started as PG.

@edoc321 2 года назад

I would have loved to see Kobe play pg for an entire season!

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

When he was in his prime too. The only time we really saw large samples of it was in his first 2 seasons, or beyond the age of 34. I really believe mid-2000s Kobe could have challenged Kidd and Nash if he wanted to play that way

@delconagher12 2 года назад

There are games where he didn't shoot just to prove a point that he's not a selfish player. Look it up.

@whenisdinner2137 2 года назад

Jordan's was the most impressive by a mile LMFAO

@shawnracelchristiangalea615 2 года назад

Damn Looks like imma play point now

@juliendelfosse 2 года назад

I remember reading a while back that Jordan was the best player in the world from 87 to 98, but was the best player ever between 88 and 93. This is another proof. To those mocking his playoff results until 91, remember how stacked the pistons were (they’d have won the championship in 88 as well if it was not for Isiah’s injury) and how little help he had. Scottie played all star caliber (and not superstar caliber yet) only from the 89-90 season, before that, support cast was composed of average players

@ivanthaboi 2 года назад

I think it would be fun to see what the position with the most top 50-100 all time players is so we can know what the "best" position of all time is

@68yearoldpackersfan6 2 года назад

Request of top 10 at each position then ur top 10 ever

@bubugg4210 2 года назад

Somebody : so how's your day, Jonny? Jonny : Wilt Chamberlain

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

Yeah, that’s pretty accurate. Lol

@bubugg4210 2 года назад

@@jonnyarnett Wilt Chamberlain

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

Dang it. Thats what I should have said. lol

@brandonlowe543 2 года назад

What music do you use in your videos?

@ezraprzytyk 2 года назад

Fun fact: Jordan averaged more assists in his first finals series than LeBron did in any of his ten finals appearances, while also averaging 32ppg and not having as many turnovers. My hot take is that Jordan was a better facilitator when asked to be one

@mixedpleasure4324 2 года назад

You absolutely right Mj is sooo underrated when it comes to running the floor he could pas like just as well as some the best point guards but because he is the greatest scorer ever people forget how insanely good he was on other aspect of the game

@jeortiz-luis4288 2 года назад

lebron's statpadding has a ceiling, he was just after the triple doubles, notice how he never goes 20 rebounds and 20 assists in a game

@John6-40 2 года назад

I'll go with an even hotter take and say Bron's facilitating is overrated, period. Not that he's not a good passer. He is. But most of his assists are just passing it to an open 3pt shooter who is often standing right next to him. ...and it's not like Bron led the league in assists often or even came close other than one season.

@myasswithacherryontop1902 2 года назад

@@John6-40 man that's too hot. MJ the goat but the cross court vision and them needle passes from LeBron definitely makes him a great facilitator. Not the best, but great.

@jasonmoukala8909 Год назад

Not having as many turnovers?

@ParallelAsh 2 года назад

Giannis and kg also had pg stretches in their careers

@bjyoungyoutubeG4 2 года назад

BRO ITS MORE AMAZING THAT WILT WAS THE POUNT ON THE GLOBE TROTTERS A TEAM FULL OF BALL HANDLERS

@AtiShard16 2 года назад

Jordan would have passed Magic as the GOAT point guard

@emeanuele 2 года назад

The 🐐 had a 24 pts 21 ast game in college I suppose. He had also a closeout game vs Bill Russell with 29 pts 36 reb 13 ast 17 blk.

@ngarci8040 2 года назад

Notable mention: Anthony Mason for NY

@Amick44 2 года назад

Larry (grandmama) Johnson, too.

@dutchpackdior2178 2 года назад

Mike was just different , 30 , 9 , 11 at PG . wow .

@solemagus4761 2 года назад

Due also to recent circumstances I don't want to see it for a full season, but This got me curious to see how Giannis would do at the point.

@tyronetnj79 2 года назад

Kobe🔥

@housesuns-kings8480 2 года назад

you should o another version of this. like non centers start at center or something

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

Yeah, I thought about it! Magic immediately comes to mind.

@housesuns-kings8480 2 года назад

@@jonnyarnett ofc thats what i was thinking. dude was amazing in thaat game 6

@jadentesai 2 года назад

Jordan was just different

@Alex-nh1hb 2 года назад

Dang should’ve had an OOP PG Wilt in 2k21 MyTeam

@nikosofidemporas 2 года назад

I think the first half of Kobe's 2002-2003 season could be mentioned here. His numbers through 42 games were 27.2 ppg 7.6 rpg and 7.1 apg on 3.7 topg. I am not sure he was playing PG but he was facilitating at an elite level, having many 10+ assists nights and triple doubles since Shaq was battling with injury. Then after that period he started to become a lethal scorer having his 9-game 40 point streak and 13-game 35 point streak. Just prime Kobe stuff.

@melvynsngltn27 2 года назад

Meanwhile the Lakers were struggling to stay above 500

@nikosofidemporas 2 года назад

@@melvynsngltn27 Yeah Shaq missed most of his games during that stretch and was generally physically not great that season. Plus some players like Horry were having an off year (probably lack of drive after 3 straight championshpis). That'd why Kobe took it on his own hands and had that 35+-point stretch where Lakers won 11 out of 13 games.

@melvynsngltn27 2 года назад

@@nikosofidemporas yet the Lakers were 4-11 in the 15 games Shaq missed that season or did you forget

@nikosofidemporas 2 года назад

@@melvynsngltn27 Where did I say something that contradicted that? I said that because of Shaq's absent in the firdt half of the season the Lakers struggled despite Kobe being phenomenal.

@melvynsngltn27 2 года назад

@@nikosofidemporas first half of the season? Shaq missed the first 12 games, & 15 games in total. Kobe taking 40+ shots per game is not phenomenal

@JTMoodie2 2 года назад

Do a video of the teams that SHOULD'VE made the finals and if they would've won had they made it

@brady.widlake 2 года назад

wilt was a unicorn bro

@AJIG824 2 года назад

The more I hear about this Jordan guy, the more I question why we have a goat debate..

@justin_4352 2 года назад

anyone else just see those vids of dirk nowitzski playing point right in his first summer league season i think

@SokinRidis 2 года назад

Jordan is not human. No-one coming close to his greatness

@maxdobasquete 2 года назад

NO DISRESPECT to Kobe! Just FACTS!!!

@Juicy_J713 Год назад

It’s more appropriate to do GOATs by position - here’s my positional GOATs PG - Magic (Curry closing in) SG - Jordan SF - LeBron James PF - Duncan C - Kareem (Hakeem a close 2nd)

@ericmnr 2 года назад

No doubt was Wilt Chamberlain. The only Center to lead the NBA in assists.

@IMZ_AlphA 2 года назад

2:20 It was Mike D'Antoni who decided to assign Kobe as the point guard, not Byron Scott

@jonnyarnett 2 года назад

Yes and no. The first stint I mentioned was under D'Antoni, and he appointed Kobe as the floor general, BUT Kobe didn't stay at Point Guard. The next season, Scott moved Kobe to Point AGAIN, so technically both coaches kinda did it. Here's evidence of Scott's decision bleacherreport.com/articles/2297732-point-guard-kobe-bryant-sums-up-everything-wrong-with-los-angeles-lakers

@IMZ_AlphA 2 года назад

@@jonnyarnett alright I can see the validation. Although you can say it felt a bit off for me since after that you mentioned about the 6 games Kobe played which was in 2013-14 season where D’Antoni was still the coach, so yeah lmao

@vanguardas9927 2 года назад

What do I think? I htink it's crazy when you think about the potential 1985 Rockets.... Jordan (PG), Drexler (SG), Hakeem (C). How many rings will this big 3 get? definitely at least 6