Why Brad Daugherty Won’t Make The Hall Of Fame! Stunted Growth

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  • Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
  • Today’s feature is a voice you may recognize, but a name you never hear as one of the best centers of the late 80s, early 90s. In an era where the center was THE position of focus, and 7 footers were at some of their most competitive, Daugherty shined and made himself a 5 time all star through the first 7 years of his career, becoming an all star as just a sophomore in the NBA. He made the all rookie first team, all NBA team in 92, and even has his number 43 retired by the cavaliers. A deserving gesture, seeing as Daugherty in his 8 years with the organization, made the Cavaliers their most competitive franchise history, even a contender by 92, taking his team to the eastern conference finals in 1992, losing to the Bulls once again in the playoffs, Stopped by the goat a heart breaking 5th time in Brad Daugherty’s 8 year career with Cleveland, including back to back years in 88 and 89. And who can ever forget probably the greatest game winner of all time, a fading shot on Craig Ehlo in 1989 by Jordan, to help Chicago beat the Cavs in the first round of the eastern conference finals, while many had the league leading 57 win Cavs to advance to the second round. Daugherty was the top guy. His career was most certainly headed to a Hall of fame ending, but for these reasons although he deserves to, most likely won’t receive the greatest honor you could receive in basketball. The Hall of Fame. Here’s why. Why Brad Daugherty Won’t Make The Hall Of Fame! Stunted Growth
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  • @stuntedgrowth
    @stuntedgrowth  Рік тому +24

    Almost surely headed to the Hall of Fame before these things happened. 19 points and almost 10 rebounds a game over 8 years, in the competitive 90s at that. Daugherty had the Cavs playing at some of their best ever.

  • @RENCE27
    @RENCE27 Рік тому +20

    Growing up in Cleveland in the 80’s,,Brad was that dude! Those Cavs teams were so fun to watch

    • @jalkabre5904
      @jalkabre5904 7 місяців тому +1

      I enjoyed it more than watching LeBron era in CTown. (excluding the championship year)

  • @AguilaDeOnix85
    @AguilaDeOnix85 Рік тому +15

    My AP Euro History teacher was in Daugherty's class in the early 80s and knew Jordan, too. Has nothing to do with this video, but thought it a cool story to tell. But uh, he was always into that NASCAR stuff so he's alright.

  • @johntheprofessional5039
    @johntheprofessional5039 Рік тому +12

    Now he’s a NASCAR tv announcer.

    • @TheBlackRickGrimes
      @TheBlackRickGrimes Рік тому +3

      He’s a country boy from NC !!!🎉🎉🎉🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵

  • @evanjordan5075
    @evanjordan5075 Рік тому +34

    Noticing you're covering the center position lately JC. From Andrew Bynum to Sam Bowie and now Brad Daugherty. I think a good feature on here would be Ralph Sampson.

    • @elliemyers6435
      @elliemyers6435 Рік тому +6

      Ralph's an interesting case because he's in the Hall of Fame. His biggest stunt was injuries though. Had he stayed healthy he would've been one of the all-time great big men

    • @johndavis9321
      @johndavis9321 Рік тому +2

      ​@@elliemyers6435yup but people do still need to be reminded how good dude was I still wonder just how different the nba would have look had sampson's back not went out on him and he and olajawon could have played a decade plus together people forget that that duo took out the showtime lakers when they were near their peak

  • @leihough2913
    @leihough2913 11 місяців тому +2

    He balled out in that 1992 nba all star game... Magic Johnson's last all star game

  • @thegreattreon0177
    @thegreattreon0177 Рік тому +12

    He'll be alright. He owns a race team in NASCAR that does ok

    • @demitriuswilliams4729
      @demitriuswilliams4729 Рік тому

      Absolutely 💪🏽

    • @skiprockjr.6881
      @skiprockjr.6881 Рік тому +1

      That's gotta be the most unusual sports crossover ever. Maybe John Lucas with tennis and basketball is close. I don't know if Walter Ray Williams' bowling and horshoes counts though.

    • @thegreattreon0177
      @thegreattreon0177 Рік тому +7

      ​@@skiprockjr.6881he's always been a race fan. He wore #43 on his jersey because Richard Petty was his favorite driver

    • @GHOST91141
      @GHOST91141 Рік тому

      Yup 😂

    • @andresdelportillo9917
      @andresdelportillo9917 Рік тому +1

      @@thegreattreon0177learnt something new 🔥

  • @blacksuede
    @blacksuede Рік тому +3

    Brad Daugherty and Hot Rod Williams(RIP) was a helluva front court.

  • @bhill005
    @bhill005 Рік тому +2

    “We’re ready, Michael!”😂😂😂

    • @Chuck_EL
      @Chuck_EL Рік тому +1

      I miss them nbc NBA promos from the early to mid 90s

  • @HFH-Official
    @HFH-Official 4 місяці тому +1

    Daugherty was a great center. His post moves were right up there amongst the best. The man is criminally underrated. Too bad his career was short. 8 years and 5 All Star appearances

  • @jruss400
    @jruss400 Рік тому +19

    Daughtery was a solid big man…him and Price used to be tough in the east…he was one of the first real stretch big men besides Sam Perkins that would pick n pop and was actually a threat
    We should get a Sam Perkins video 🤔

    • @Chuck_EL
      @Chuck_EL Рік тому +4

      I played their era Cavs on NBA 2k23
      They're so fun to play as and against

    • @jruss400
      @jruss400 Рік тому +3

      @@Chuck_EL yeaaa man they’re tough

    • @lilcourtny08
      @lilcourtny08 Рік тому +3

      He was more than solid, 19points and 10 rebounds for a career is more than solid

    • @willdiesel8431
      @willdiesel8431 Рік тому +1

      ​@@lilcourtny08it's steadily consistent. Don't make this dude out to be Duncan before Duncan.

    • @rapgodreloaded9259
      @rapgodreloaded9259 Рік тому +1

      @@jruss400 Daughtery and Bowie have similar skills

  • @demitriuswilliams4729
    @demitriuswilliams4729 Рік тому +14

    He was a cool dude that had a demeanor like Tim Duncan, what's wrong with that. Make it make sense. That doesn't make a person be soft. At least he's not a person that has a bad reparation like these dude now days 💯💪🏽👍🏽

    • @DeTAYL.
      @DeTAYL. Рік тому +4

      💯 Daugherty was solid. I always thought what hurt his career were simply the injuries. But talent wise, he was official.

    • @steveyoung6317
      @steveyoung6317 Рік тому +2

      It’s “reputation” young grasshopper..🤣

    • @MultiBreezyb
      @MultiBreezyb Рік тому +2

      @@steveyoung6317😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @kayamerrick3907
      @kayamerrick3907 Рік тому

      Duncan was considered soft because of his demeanor, though. Does that make sense?

    • @MultiBreezyb
      @MultiBreezyb Рік тому +4

      @@kayamerrick3907 lol no one ever thought Timmy soft at all. At no point in his career.

  • @jamalturay470
    @jamalturay470 Рік тому +2

    Love your videos
    keep doing you and you'll be big. Could you do harry Giles. Again much love ❤❤

  • @onlyone23km
    @onlyone23km Рік тому +61

    Remember when you said C-Webb wouldn’t make it to the hall of fame and how Tim Hardaway wouldn’t? Brad has a chance!

    • @andresdelportillo9917
      @andresdelportillo9917 Рік тому +12

      Tim ain’t deserve it

    • @onlyone23km
      @onlyone23km Рік тому +2

      @@andresdelportillo9917 he did decent.

    • @lilshaan6252
      @lilshaan6252 Рік тому +19

      @@onlyone23kmdecent ain’t hof

    • @andresdelportillo9917
      @andresdelportillo9917 Рік тому +18

      @@onlyone23km he rode mullin and Richmond’s coattails then went on to ride Alonzo and pj’s bus , tim is the most overrated player to make the HOF but yet bus drivers like kemp , Larry Johnson, brad daughtery aren’t in ?

    • @onlyone23km
      @onlyone23km Рік тому +4

      @@andresdelportillo9917 I’m shocked they’re still not in yet, myself.

  • @Intellectually_Ignorant_brand
    @Intellectually_Ignorant_brand Рік тому +2

    He was a solid player that could pass shoot and score at the basket, his stunt was the back injury. He still might make the hall of fame

  • @tharris1906
    @tharris1906 Рік тому +1

    Love your videos. As a Cavs fan this was a great feature.
    I think he might have a chance at the HOF, his numbers speak for themselves

  • @gardenballer6619
    @gardenballer6619 Рік тому +1

    Bro can you please do Tyes Edney ?
    Keep shining mate . This channel is awesome

  • @beezy22
    @beezy22 Рік тому +9

    Rolando Blackman…..Pat Riley admitted when he was knicks coach he should’ve started Rolando Blackman in game 6 and 7 of the 1994 NBA Finals instead of John Starks……

    • @Joseph-lz5er
      @Joseph-lz5er Рік тому +2

      That makes zero sense considering Starks started the regular season and the playoffs. You don't bench your starting player like that. Riley should have benched Starks earlier in the game for Blackman. That would have been the best option.

    • @beezy22
      @beezy22 Рік тому +2

      @@Joseph-lz5erreal talk and 💯……to this day I recall watching the 1994 NBA Finals many times and saw Rolando Blackman sitting on the Knicks bench the final two games and thinking Pat Riley, what are you thinking?…..smh…..

    • @johndavis9321
      @johndavis9321 Рік тому

      Didn't help that swing got thoroughly outplayed on both ends by olajawon

  • @timl9724
    @timl9724 2 місяці тому +1

    That 1988-89 squad looked like the frontrunner for team of the 90's. They had a young futuristic style with the best passing center in the league in Daugherty (a slim version of proto-Jokic), the modern looking point guard stylings of Mark Price (Nash before Nash), the high scoring shooting guard who could weave through traffic in Ron Harper, (proto-Kobe before Kobe) and the unicorn shot blocker who could shoot from outside in Larry Nance. They even had solid depth with Ehlo and Hot Rod off the bench. Nance being the older veteran who was a bit injury prone ended up being the steadiest contributor of the next few years though. While the first huge step back for the team was the Harper trade, Harper would end up in a series of terrible ACL injuries that destroyed his HOF potential anyway. Price smashed his knee against the scorer keeper's table, and despite a solid comeback, he was never the same. And of course Daugherty's back issue was a constant throughout the early 90's. The guy they traded Harper for, who was supposed to become the Larry Bird of the 90's, was none other than Danny Ferry, a huge disappointment. All together, that Cavs team was one of the greatest what-if stories.

  • @davidprice4777
    @davidprice4777 Рік тому +1

    He was a great Big Man before injuries derailed his career.This is from a Detroit Pistons Fan.Much love still,great man!

  • @stampscapes
    @stampscapes Рік тому +4

    It's too bad the Cavs felt they had to trade Ron Harper off those teams for Danny Ferry.

    • @younggod3906
      @younggod3906 Рік тому +4

      Exactly. He was the key to them beating Chicago

    • @stampscapes
      @stampscapes Рік тому +2

      @@younggod3906 Would have saved Ehlo from being in that iconic Michael Jordon winner that they always show. Would have been Harper on him instead. I think Harper would have taken some of the wear off Price too. I seem to recall, one year, Price, Daugherty, and Nance all started the season on the injured list. All three of those guys were playing 40+ minutes/game it seemed from lack of team depth.

  • @SavinoNumba9
    @SavinoNumba9 Рік тому

    Great video as always. Hopefully you’ll do one on Anthony Randolph.

    • @freshrich736
      @freshrich736 7 місяців тому

      He was super nice I forgot all about him he was a triple double type player

  • @David31679
    @David31679 Рік тому +2

    Make the NBA Great Again!

  • @terucks
    @terucks Рік тому +5

    I guess you can say the same thing about Mark Price! Sad thing they couldn’t stay healthy

  • @necrophagiakc
    @necrophagiakc Рік тому

    0:00-0:04 the old NBC Basketball music brought back great memories..made me misty eyed lol

  • @slimdagr8t696
    @slimdagr8t696 Рік тому +4

    Sixers should of drafted him.my dad constantly reminds me of that. Team would of been way different

    • @marqueswilliams345
      @marqueswilliams345 Рік тому +6

      Lol even Charles Barkley has to agree with you

    • @slimdagr8t696
      @slimdagr8t696 Рік тому +2

      Facts.... they still messing up till this day they traded Mikal Bridges for Zaire Smith 🤦🤦🤦

    • @Chuck_EL
      @Chuck_EL Рік тому +2

      ​@@marqueswilliams345
      Daughtery was another trend setter, a center that had a great post and mid range game

  • @Monty-dw7op
    @Monty-dw7op Рік тому +1

    He an Price. Should be in the Hall

  • @lcchill
    @lcchill Рік тому +5

    He didn’t block shots or protect the rim like Ewing, Olajuwon, Robinson, Shaq and Mourning etc and thats what kept him from being mentioned with him. From what I remember he was not much of a leaper so that may have had something to do with it!!

    • @WARS187
      @WARS187 Рік тому

      He was soft 🤧

    • @anthonyroundtree5
      @anthonyroundtree5 Рік тому +1

      In all fairness, he wasn't the cavs shot blocker. That was Larry Nance job (the guy that slipped during the shot).

    • @devontebroom6800
      @devontebroom6800 Рік тому +1

      @@anthonyroundtree5can’t forget HotRod Williams 😂

  • @RudieObias
    @RudieObias Рік тому +1

    I’m a lifelong Cavs fan since 1986 and I really do think those Cavs teams were ahead of their time. Almost prototype GSW. If it was for Michael Jordan, a little tougher, and if the Cavs leaned more into three-pointers, CLE would’ve been champions back then. Oh well.

  • @brandonhall4547
    @brandonhall4547 9 місяців тому

    Can you do your “All-stunted” NBA first and second team based on your who you would have thought would’ve had the best careers. My bad if you did something similar already

  • @Kenneth-fu3js
    @Kenneth-fu3js Рік тому +2

    I wanted him to get drafted by the 6ers sooooooooo BAD!! Had Barkley gotten to play with him on the floor I think they could’ve made some noise!!! Much Respect Due to Brad!😎👍🏽👍🏽

  • @williebrown3691
    @williebrown3691 Місяць тому

    I believe Daugherty will eventually make it in. He was good.

  • @justinmunson1412
    @justinmunson1412 Рік тому +4

    He was a great player but Ewing Hakeem and Robinson were all timers but he was the best of the rest til he got hurt and shaq Zo and dikembe passed him by I

  • @bags787
    @bags787 Рік тому

    Hey homie can you do a speedy Claxton?

  • @rayheaden1771
    @rayheaden1771 Рік тому

    Can't remember did you do one on Kevin Martin

  • @SUPREMEgoldchain_REAKTZ
    @SUPREMEgoldchain_REAKTZ Рік тому +1

    He used to get on my nerves. Always in the right spots. Making good plays. Hitting the open shot. A technician in the post. I used to get so tired of him

  • @TheBlackRickGrimes
    @TheBlackRickGrimes Рік тому +1

    Shout NC’s own Brad Daugherty

  • @derondijackson2495
    @derondijackson2495 11 місяців тому

    what about doing one of these on Randolph Childress, as a guard growing up when I was in middle school and then into my high school career I loved watching Childress take over games and at times was simply unguardeable

  • @EarlWilliamss
    @EarlWilliamss Рік тому +1

    Is Dennis Scott a candidate for this channel or Charles Smith? Dennis was dominant scorer at Georgia Tech, but not so much in the pros. Charles Smith was a former Olympian and guy who averaged 21 plus points per game with the Clippers after being traded from the Clips, never resembled those stats again.

  • @doyle8721
    @doyle8721 Рік тому +1

    I’m the one who messaged you on IG with this request thank you

  • @justynvallin
    @justynvallin Рік тому

    Do Corliss Williamson next

  • @bx3054
    @bx3054 Рік тому

    redo your Jeremy Lamb video bro!!! it would pop off now

  • @claytonphillips85
    @claytonphillips85 Рік тому

    It's a damn shame that this man doesn't get mentioned 😔😔

  • @jamestownstudios8543
    @jamestownstudios8543 Рік тому

    And this brother knows a bit about NASCAR

  • @thescatman5029
    @thescatman5029 3 місяці тому

    On his way to Springfield, before the back went out!

  • @3xcalibur23_Music
    @3xcalibur23_Music Рік тому

    Do a video on how good was Evan Turner

  • @nelsonairforce
    @nelsonairforce Рік тому +3

    Do Danny Manning.
    Thanks !

    • @onlyone23km
      @onlyone23km Рік тому

      I recall him already doing Manning.

    • @EarlWilliamss
      @EarlWilliamss Рік тому

      Nah, I suggested Danny Manning few times, perfect player for this channel, hasn't done it yet.

  • @floydturner2957
    @floydturner2957 10 місяців тому +1

    I think the biggest thing is injures. He played his last NBA game at 28. 4 more solid years and he’d be a lock

  • @christopherarancibia3333
    @christopherarancibia3333 Рік тому +4

    Bulls would not have swept the 90's Rockets would have dominated them in the 94& 95 finals no doubt. As for 1999 they were old and they would've had a tough time against a young and hungry Spurs squad.

    • @Supreme36074
      @Supreme36074 Рік тому +1

      Easily… these Jordan fans are crazy… The Rockets already had the versus record against them up until they signed Rodman.

    • @CocheseSha
      @CocheseSha Рік тому +1

      The Rockets could barely beat the Knicks

    • @MultiBreezyb
      @MultiBreezyb Рік тому

      You guys are slow af. I can't do nothing but laugh.

    • @elliemyers6435
      @elliemyers6435 Рік тому +2

      Bulls/Rockets would've been a great series. I think the 1994 Bulls get the Rockets though. That team won 55 games WITHOUT MJ & was a bad call away from getting to the finals that year. That Rockets team barely beat the Knicks, who could've lost to an MJ-less Bulls team that year. Now, 1995 is a different animal. If Horace Grant still leaves, it would've been tough to match the Rockets size, plus they had another great scorer in Clyde that season. Also, going to five Finals in a row fatigue definitely would've played a part in that series. Would've been great to see it though! It's a nice hypothetical

    • @Supreme36074
      @Supreme36074 Рік тому

      @@elliemyers6435 one word… Dream… you had someone to match Jordans production & Pips , no one was guarding Dream. All the had was Rodman for him & the previous year with SA, he had just gave him & D Robinson 27 & 12 or some shit … Grant would’ve been eaten alive , the record up to the point was in Houston’s favor as well. Meaning the games they played each other, Houston drubbed them.

  • @LarryJune-dc3yd
    @LarryJune-dc3yd 11 місяців тому

    His resume is better is better than a lot of basketball hall of famers

  • @CashCollecta
    @CashCollecta Рік тому +3

    I remember him getting punched in the face by Laimbeer lol

    • @Chuck_EL
      @Chuck_EL Рік тому

      Dude did you see the clip of him giving Laimbeer that two piece??

    • @powerbadpowerbad
      @powerbadpowerbad Рік тому

      Did you see that clip of him and Laimbeer trading punches ??? LOL. Brad was a_GREAT-player/center and had a very good career.Glad he moved onto something else he loves besides b-ball.

    • @kayamerrick3907
      @kayamerrick3907 Рік тому

      @@Chuck_EL I guess you missed what happened after the two piece. Have a look… Brad looks like he’s about to cry, I shit you not 😂

  • @carseye1219
    @carseye1219 7 місяців тому

    I'm as Cleveland as you get but I think Brad needed 2 more healthy years to be in the Hall. Almost the exact same thing for Mark Price. Two more prime years and he's a lock for the HOF.

  • @mistermoneyman8899
    @mistermoneyman8899 Рік тому

    Years ago back in 2016,
    My former girlfriend and I were playing pool @ a sports bar and in the corner there was a bulls spurs game from 96 on ESPN classic.
    All of a sudden,
    She says everyone is looking in our direction and said more than likely they're watching the 96 game,which they were to where the barkeep TURNED UP the volume to the game
    What's my point?
    Granted this was a video about daugthery;.
    Because you reference MJ a LOT, I've said this ONCE and ill SAY IT AGAIN.....
    what made Jordan the GOAT?
    ONE WORD..... C-O-M-P-E-T-I-T-I-O-N!!!
    Plain and simple

  • @lukesmith9692
    @lukesmith9692 Рік тому +1

    NBA is now like WWE HOF

  • @keyhimself3542
    @keyhimself3542 Рік тому +1

    Xavier McDaniel next

  • @eksit101
    @eksit101 Рік тому

    Forgot to mention he was Jordans teammate in college?

  • @kinggeorge90
    @kinggeorge90 Рік тому +2

    I don't know if I can agree with Stunt #3. T-Mac never won a playoff series (warming the bench during the Spurs playoff run in 2013 doesn't count) yet was a first ballot Hall of Famer.

    • @kayamerrick3907
      @kayamerrick3907 Рік тому

      T-Mac had pretty dunks, though. That must be the reason 🫤

    • @johndavis9321
      @johndavis9321 Рік тому

      ​@@kayamerrick3907yeah no diss to t mac or anybody else but their are definitely dudes that are in the hall mainly due to cultural impact vince carter would be another one

  • @cadecrusader
    @cadecrusader Рік тому

    Do Mark Price now!

  • @roncolem4558
    @roncolem4558 Рік тому

    Who would like to forget " The Shot"? Craig Ehlo 😂😂😂😂

  • @timbrown5576
    @timbrown5576 3 місяці тому

    Back in the day, every time Brad Daugherty's name is mentioned, the word "soft" is followed. With that kind of label, you'll be in the Hall of Nothin!😂

  • @FretLevelMidnight
    @FretLevelMidnight Рік тому

    Still waiting on that Earl Manigault vidya.

  • @zeroturn7091
    @zeroturn7091 Рік тому +2

    Harry Giles next.

    • @dlogan7220
      @dlogan7220 Рік тому

      ua-cam.com/video/5trp_e-mu18/v-deo.html

  • @ChillydontCap
    @ChillydontCap Рік тому +1

    Do Joe Smith please.

    • @dlogan7220
      @dlogan7220 Рік тому

      ua-cam.com/video/XiUcDaxO5VY/v-deo.html

  • @joecurry382
    @joecurry382 Рік тому

    That's why with his numbers being better then Yao Ming vs the competition he played against he should either get in or Yao shouldn't

  • @santosjones6186
    @santosjones6186 Рік тому

    BIG BRAD SOULD BE IN DA HALL OF PERIOD!!!!!!!!!! WARRIOR PERIOD!!!!!!!!!! MR FONDAMENTAL !!!!!!!! PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!! GREAT CAREER PERIOD!!!!!!!!!! PRODUCTIVE PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @kayamerrick3907
      @kayamerrick3907 Рік тому

      Brad was so soft he would have his monthly “PERIOD”

  • @anthonyroundtree5
    @anthonyroundtree5 Рік тому

    Ewing yes
    Olojuwan yes
    Mutumbo no
    Robinson yes
    Injuries (and not just him) are what hurt his career.

  • @JimWill1970
    @JimWill1970 Рік тому

    Roy Tarpley would be a good stunted growth.

  • @kundanlini1
    @kundanlini1 9 місяців тому

    I’ve been requesting Rex Chatman forever!! Still nothing

  • @small_fries7573
    @small_fries7573 Рік тому

    4 SHO HE FINNA MAKES IT 2 DA NHRA HOF 😅 WITH DA WONDER BREADS

  • @jamielee4911
    @jamielee4911 Рік тому

    Shout out to Black Mountain......

  • @Joseph-lz5er
    @Joseph-lz5er Рік тому

    The original Tim Duncan. Had Duncan played during the 80s and 90s, his career would have been similar to Daugherty's. Duncan at best, would have been the 4th best center in the league during this period.

    • @dbethea2744
      @dbethea2744 Рік тому

      You’re wrong

    • @Joseph-lz5er
      @Joseph-lz5er Рік тому

      @@dbethea2744 Im right. Prove me wrong? Duncan only played against Shaq during his prime. Daugherty had to go up against, Ewing, Parrish, Robinson, Shaq, Olajuwon, Moses Malone, Mourning, and the list goes on and on, every single night. He was also the best passing big man in the league.

  • @michaelallen8112
    @michaelallen8112 Рік тому

    Tom Chambers Mark Aguirre or Marque Johnson should be next

  • @skiprockjr.6881
    @skiprockjr.6881 Рік тому +2

    Daugherty/Price were the knockoff Stockton/Malone. Daugherty will make the NASCAR Hall of Fame though.

    • @powerbadpowerbad
      @powerbadpowerbad Рік тому

      Except Price wasn't a-DIRTY-player like Stockton and Brad didn't impregnate a 14 yr old girl at 20 like-CHESTER-the-MOLESTER-Malone. LOL.

    • @elliemyers6435
      @elliemyers6435 Рік тому +1

      They really were a lot like them - Price probably a little better offensively than Stockton, but Stockton a better distributor. Daugherty wasn't as good as the mailman, but he was VERY good during that era. Price and Stockton are probably the two best pick and roll PGs of that era. Price was one of the first guys to split the Pick and Roll, and did so expertly.

    • @skiprockjr.6881
      @skiprockjr.6881 Рік тому

      @@elliemyers6435 It's really uncanny too that both Malone and Daugherty are black rednecks. Malone love his semitrucks and Daugherty loves his NASCAR. The difference between Stockton/Malone and Price/Daugherty were Hornacek and Ehlo, the NBA's Ken vs Ryu matchup.

  • @Scamp2x
    @Scamp2x Рік тому +1

    Dude can you start mixing it up. Like do Boxing, MMA, Football Etc that’ll be cool

  • @santosjones6186
    @santosjones6186 Рік тому

    THE ONLY THING STUNTED BIG BRAD WAS A INJURY TO HIS BACK !!!!!!!!!! PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!! BIG BRAD WAS DA REAL DEAL PERIOD!!!!!!! PERIOD!!!!!! MR FUNDAMENTAL !!!!!!!! PERIOD!!!!!!!!!! BIG BRAD SHOULD BE IN DA HALLA FAME!!!!!!!! PERIOD!!!!!!!!

  • @ronnielister1023
    @ronnielister1023 Рік тому

    You should do Dante Exum .... Is he even in the NBA anymore

    • @kayamerrick3907
      @kayamerrick3907 Рік тому +1

      My boy spent so much time on the injured list I questioned wether or not he was still in the NBA 😞

  • @SUPREMEgoldchain_REAKTZ
    @SUPREMEgoldchain_REAKTZ Рік тому

    The 1st Tim Duncan

  • @KSoloLoso
    @KSoloLoso Рік тому

    Jordan and daughtery was once teammates now became rivals 😂

  • @christophertifre2018
    @christophertifre2018 Рік тому

    He played more games and made more all star teams than Bill Walton who made the NBA 75th team 🙄

  • @nasaihyana
    @nasaihyana Рік тому

    Tim Duncan before Tim Duncan

  • @Acoolyoutubename
    @Acoolyoutubename Рік тому +2

    the Deandre Ayton of the 80s

  • @ram1483
    @ram1483 Рік тому

    Michael Olowokandi

  • @marcomcdowell8861
    @marcomcdowell8861 Рік тому

    It's the basketball hall of fame, not NBA. They let anybody in.

  • @WARS187
    @WARS187 Рік тому

    Perfect example
    Brad could go off on slow ass Parrish Konkak Brikowski Cartwright ...
    But dudes like Oakley Gilliam Sally Budda Edwards could hold him with tuff ruff defense 😆

  • @Modeek6
    @Modeek6 Рік тому

    Was this video about Brad D or a reason for you gawk over mj and the bulls with your false information?

  • @Born8etter
    @Born8etter Рік тому

    “Retired to play baseball “= Booted out of the association for gambling/mob ties …

    • @kayamerrick3907
      @kayamerrick3907 Рік тому

      The real reason his father (God Bless his soul) was murdered. The Bulls weren’t meant to win…

  • @CocheseSha
    @CocheseSha Рік тому

    Tim Duncan before Tim Duncan 💯

  • @TakinDubsShaq
    @TakinDubsShaq 10 місяців тому

    Free agency wasn’t even the same back then so they no they couldn’t team up

  • @alexandermckinley5168
    @alexandermckinley5168 Рік тому

    Mj literally teamed up with Rodman and Harper, Jordan fans got that meat so far in their mouth

  • @shan8245
    @shan8245 Рік тому

    imagine if the cavs draft len bias. oh and yeah people like you will never understand the evolution of the game now buddy, you need to have atleast 2 or maybe 3 legit star on a team who average atleast 25 and 30 a game to be able to compete in the championship now cause thats how high the scoring now not like before the only average is like 70-90 ppg now its different thats why people like dame, luka, drose and other players now who dont have a co star who can score atleast 25 ppg will never win a ring and yeah a great supporting cast, stop acting like mike didnt have a great supporting cast and a great coach who know how to use him oh and a soft competition in the 90s too.

  • @bigpasty1582
    @bigpasty1582 Рік тому

    Can u imagine MJ, Bird and Magic teaming up on one team?! They would've won about 78 ganes a year and swept the playoffs, maybe a game 5 here and there. The new nba way of doing things is complete poop 💩

  • @tylerjamal4137
    @tylerjamal4137 Рік тому

    Do john Walls sir.... Because he is most definitely stunted

  • @dhanarfachreza6042
    @dhanarfachreza6042 Рік тому

    Excuse me Joe Alexander stunted growth salute from Indonesia

  • @princethexiii922
    @princethexiii922 Рік тому

    Dude is mad inconsistent in 2k smh

  • @lukesmith9692
    @lukesmith9692 Рік тому

    Short career, didn't block shots,(nance did), no title. Ramdom NBA fans have no clue who he is. Also Hardaway and Webber don't deserve HOF

    • @powerbadpowerbad
      @powerbadpowerbad Рік тому

      They had another big guy too,I think his name was-HOT-ROD-WILLIAMS. When Harper played for Cleveland he was 20+ scorer,I remember one game Jordan had a 50+game and Harper had 38 pts;

    • @lukesmith9692
      @lukesmith9692 Рік тому

      ​@@powerbadpowerbadi know all this but thanks

    • @lukesmith9692
      @lukesmith9692 10 місяців тому

      ​​@@powerbadpowerbadJohn Williams didn't score 20 plus a game

  • @toureharris3489
    @toureharris3489 Рік тому

    Dante Exum

  • @kolintribble2617
    @kolintribble2617 Рік тому

    I love your channel, but to say that Jordan’s game winner against the Cavs is the great game winner shows the blind bias to Jordan.
    First round game winner where neither team made it to the chip is more on the Dame level. Elite, but not greatest ever

  • @undergroundrailroadnews7434
    @undergroundrailroadnews7434 Рік тому +2

    Frank Mason

  • @davidgibson4775
    @davidgibson4775 9 місяців тому

    He made the Cavaliers their most competitive in franchise history?? .. Have u ever heard of LeBron James?? Lmaoooo 😂😂

  • @Supreme36074
    @Supreme36074 Рік тому

    Stop saying that fallacy.. the guys simply couldn’t team up in that era , the cap wouldn’t allow it, let’s stop acting like this guys somehow just wanted to compete more than other eras, they didn’t. If they team had the advantage however it happened they rolled with it, if guys could have joined up they would have. Every chance players got in those days to team up they did, from Walton going to the Celtics, though not great could’ve gotten paid more & played a bigger role elsewhere. He chose Boston, Moses orchestrated along with the 76ers, his trade there. My point is stop the phoney narrative there. The Bulls grabbed Rodman & it made them unfairly better than other teams in some fans eyes at the time. Rodman helped by making his value low by his antics but in the end The Bulls wanted that talent ..