Salute to KVH for leaving on his terms... many people forget the business side of basketball isn’t just about contracts...having to uproot and move your family multiple times can be frustrating and draining ...especially when you don’t have the stability of a long term deal ... but even that doesn’t mean you won’t get traded... he could’ve and should’ve been more than he was career wise, but sometimes it just doesn’t work out that way ... great video bro
@@Jthehustler 3 time conference player of the year and All American... 2nd pick in the draft...would’ve been ROY if not for Duncan..he was an all star caliber player his first few years in the L... we’re not talking about Adam Morrison or Hasheem Thabeet... but if you think that’s trash, then so be it ...
I wanted to post the exact same comment. I really liked VanHorns game and he was DEFINITELY ahead of his time. His game was tailor made for this era. A stretch 4 who could bang down low a bit. He was born a generation too soon as he would easy get a bag in today's NBA.
Nets were foolish to give up Van Horn for a past his prime Mutumbo. The Nets lacked reliable big men after Kenyon Martin left in 2004. KVH should have been part of the Jason Kidd, Richard Jefferson trio.
@Karlmalowned32, Management really had no choice in the matter. Jason Kidd and Kenyon Martin wanted Keith gone and they already had Richard Jefferson who was Keith's backup who was playing very well. Vanhorn's game had already started dipping at this point, I can't say the Nets did wrong there. They did reach the finals again after this decision the next season.
@@ruxcooking You're right, KVH was s stretch big man that would have pulled Duncan out the paint. Then again Van Horn played the Small Forward position. His real chance was against the Lakers the prior year. Yeah Shaq was in his prime but Van Horn could have stepped up and really been a threat at SF because Rick Fox was not that good of a defensive player. Nets had a complete mismatch at the SF in the finals. They didn't capitalize off of it.
This is the BEST off court after the nba story I've seen & heard from you! Grateful u did this 1 & proud of Van Horn for keeping his sound values intact. The world needs more dedicated husbands & fathers, not more athletes...Bless you & the Van Horn family. Btw, I enjoyed that Nets team with Kidd, Gill, Martin, Kittles, Van Horn, etc. they were exciting!
@@jasonbabilonia3037 yeah everyone used to think he was because he went to the U. But BYU is the mormon school. I remember when he first told me he was thinking of going to Utah I was like what the hell lol.. but it ended up being the best choice for him. He tried to get me to go there two years later but I went to play in Florida. Couldn't do salt lake lol
No he was a great fit. Just like Many players he was a casualty of bad systems. In my opinion he still made the most of it. He would shine in today's NBA. I wouldn't quite put him in the stunted growth category.
He was my favorite player as a kid. I remember collecting his cards and being so excited if I pulled one. It was a lot of fun to watch play. It’s easy to think about what could have been, but he left me with so many good memories. I’m happy he did what was best for him and his family and I’m grateful for the times I got to watch him play
I remember reading this statement that Van Horn would be the last great college senior (due to underclassmen leaving for the draft) but I forgot that Duncan was in the same draft. That could have been said for him too. Another amazing video Stunted!
Seriously doubt that story about him “not wanting to play with the brothers” in Philly was at all true. It’s a dirty business, and agents, GM’s, owners and other players will say negative things about you as to not make themselves look like the bad guy. When Van Horn was slated to go to Philly the first time, that franchise had a terrible rep, whether it was AI “talking practice?” or coach Larry Brown, while although an outstanding head basketball coach, was a task master, especially brutal with rookies and younger players. No respectable, hard working young player, who just played for a players coach in Coach Majarus and Utah, would want anything to do with that situation. It was toxic. With no end in sight. He gambled smart and got what he wanted, like most star players do now. Dude was cold on the court. Hellacious drive as far as being a competitor, cold outside J, smooth handles for a big man, and skilled enough down on the blocks to know when and where to get his, without damaging his body. Not to mention his ability to stretch the floor and open up passing lanes for other players. Would be a top 10 talent in today’s game. Good for him for using the system that so often has used players and left them when they’re skills were eroding. He got the drop and the bag. I remember this cat from way back at Diamond Bar high and told my boys not to sleep on him. His game was nice. Keep doing you Keith.
I think that story was true. I remember when all that came out and watching his demeanor on the bench with his Philly teammates. He looked like he didn’t want to be there. I can’t hate on him for using his basketball talents to get paid and bounce. Pun intended.
Still wouldn't be top 10, Van Horn was a slightly better Chandler Parsons with more of an inside game. That's not a knock either, the man could play and would have been a bigger name if not an outright star.
My first taste of any US basketball, was from Utah when Hanno Möttölä joined the team led by Van Horn. That was quite a big deal back in day in Finland, and some Utah college games were televised here, but NBA wasn't shown. Van Horn was an absolute beast. Thanks for the recap of his career. Didn't really know what happened after the bright start.
@@RobertDGordon I don’t know what Charlotte is thinking. MJ is the greatest player ever, but he needs to be hands off as an owner and hire a competent manager
I can reflect one game where Keith Van Horn was on the New York Knicks roster against the Orlando Magic at the old O-Rena. And he was constantly lighting up Magic defenders all game long from mid-range and from behind the arc. The whole arena was cheering him on. I know there are a lot of transplanted Knicks fans in Orlando, but even Magic fans were applauding him.
Went to high school with Keith.....dude was a baller. Wilt Chamberlain came to one of the games one night. His nephew was on the team also. That was pretty crazy
Dude used the league to benefit himself and his family. I can't help but wonder how his career would have turned out if either he went on ahead and embraced playing in Philly from the get go or what if the Nets don't trade for Marbury and build the team entirely around him and his skill set to make him feel comfortable.
I forgot about him having them seasons where he averaged in the high teens in ppg .he was like a much better Danny Ferry and very watered down Dirk or Brad Miller type of power Forward. He had a stellar semi short career considering he wasn't as athletic as the competition back then and was able to shoot and compete still.
I remember those Nets teams he was on....they were great!! I always wondered why he left early and I thought being traded was part of the game, not thinking how it effects your family. He got to play professionally, got paid and took care of his family.
Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
He could’ve stationed his family in one location like many NBA/NFL players do. Most live in L.A. or ATL even though they play in Milwaukee or Utah for example. I’m glad he found peace but lots of PROFESSIONAL athletes do that. Also if he was a better player teams would’ve invested more in him.
I was a huge Nets fan with KVH was drafted, after the first few weeks it was obvious the team had something special and the sky was the limit. He was very aggressive around the rim using his jumping ability to attack the basket. Then he broke his leg, he was never the same player again. Perhaps basketball was merely a job to him and breaking that leg made him a very passive player after that? Either way, the guy was never the same again and ended up becoming an average player. He had all the tools needed to be a superstar.
He really needed a floater/ in-between shot that could freeze shot blockers before they could help. He stopped driving as much because teams sent help at him and he wasn't a good passer, had to go all the way to the rim, and his shots were flat and easily blocked. He also never played with a 3 that could shoot with the Nets so there were at least two guys that could give help.
Majerus an outstanding coach guided his solid fundamental game . Part of his stature was built on being able to use both hands . Wouldve been better on a non ball stopper team like spurs . Being a part of the nba merry go rounds destabilizing disregard for family rootedness. He had healthy self esteem not vainglorious dreams.
Ayyyeee another banger from #StuntedGrowth keep grinding bro 35k subs OTW. KVH was tough in college along with having a solid pro career. Gotta do Mark Karcher and Todd Day
Hey man, this was good one. I grew up watching him in college. But a another one that you should do is Kerry kittles. I think he was on that same draft class that year. I could be wrong. Keep it up man.
@@theadmiral460 True every nba team he played for has black people on it so it struck me as strange when it was said. I assume he didn't want to play in Philly his rookie year because back then philly was rough on players if they felt you was wack or he just didn't think he would vibe will with the players on the team
@@Dantana773 that's how everyone took it but I think that was more directed to iverson, jimmy jackson, derrick coleman but I'm not sure his agent was the one who said the brothers not him.
This dude said he didn’t want to play with the brothas in Philly. That right there stunted his growth before he even set foot in the NBA. He put a target on his own back. He was Sam Dekker before Sam Dekker.
@@JayStoneTheMogul no shit... hahaha. Imagine believing someone entering the NBA would say... "I don't wanna play with the brothas"... hahahahahaha. Makes no damn sense at all.
Facts.. I remember that shit.. He didn't wanna play in Philly bcuz he felt Iverson dominated the ball too much but I was happy bout that bcuz I liked Tim Thomas better
Just subscribed!! My friend just led me to your channel Stunted Growth and what an awesome channel it is! Being a big basketball fan (particularly college) it was so cool to hear the stories of players I grew up watching. Your methodical, concise, and unbiased analysis is so entertaining. Suggestions on some players Donte Greene, Korleone Young, and Rodney White. Keep up the great work :)
Funny thing that this video got recommended on my UA-cam because I am playing with Keith RIGHT NOW on my NBA 2k🤣🤣.... I have him with the 85-86 Bulls with a Young MJ & he is KILLING IT! LOL
Can never talk bad to or about a man who puts family first. Salute to him for that. My question is, knowing that I wonder did he ever try to put the no trade clause in his contracts.
Awesome video. I was a huge fan of Van Horn. I even wore high socks for a time because I saw him do it. Never was aware of the stuff swirling around him not wanting to play in Philly, but it makes sense. AI and Jerry Stackhouse were rumored to be beefing and Derrick Coleman didn't have the best rep either (as you alluded to in his video). Plus, Keith Van Horn did stick around after Steph got traded to Phoenix and was a piece on one of those Nets NBA finals teams. Got traded for Mutombo the next season. Anyways, thanks for this video because I will not stand for any KVH slander. Not a bust in the slightest. I'll argue with anyone.
i rem me and my friend at school would always argue who was gonna be bigger and better, TD or Keith,. I always said TD, but he said Keith. We now know who won that argument lml rotf!!
@Franko E I wonder why they never gave him a chance??? That sounds great but after his Final's run. It was like he was written off. He could have been a great shooting guard. His team mates talked a lot of shit and through him under the bus. His Value dropped terribly ??? The NETS lost the final's the next year in 5 games. He was not the problem.
@@hamzasinanaj9132 Shooting guard? At his size? Seriously? The guy was a mobile power forward, even playing small forward he struggled defensively against smaller players who were simply too fast for him.
IMO this dude was as good as Luka Doncic, he was just in an era with REAL Superstars, and also on a bad New Jersey Nets team. Had he been in this era he would be a top player for sure.
@@Joohnny23 Yeah they were coming around. He was pretty good back then. I used to watch alot of basketball in that era. To me that was one of my favorite era's leading into the early mid 2000's
Lol sometimes y'all be hyping these players up keith van horn was decent he was not on luka level and I'm a sixers fan lol I agree he definitely belonged in this era
@@brandongilbert3071 He was definitely as good as Luka but not on his level as a star. This era is completely different than the one Van Horn played in. The era Van Horn played in had legit centers and power forwards. He dealt with much tougher physical play, with crowded paints and less ticky tack fouls. I could go on and on, but I won't. Luka is good, but he's only this good because of the era. Had he played even 10 years earlier he wouldn't even be close to being considered an MVP caliber player. That era had legit shooting guards galore. The era matters no matter what folks think. This era is littered with G league talent masquerading as starters.
Wow never realized the numbers KVH put up.. 20 PPG 7 RBD 85% FT in his rookie year? You would be lucky to see a big man get those numbers in today’s game where defence is a 1/3rd of what it was in the 90s.. this guy could obviously ball. Learned something every day 🔥🔥
He took full advantage of immobile 4s in that era but you are right, in this era of so much small ball, if he has no shotblocker to worry about, 30-40 points is possible out of him (not averaging of course) he would probably get 18-20
@Jonathan Donathan he was drafted as a 4 and that was his best spot and during his career year that is where he played. He only played 3 after kanyon Martin came to the nets
Salute to KVH for leaving on his terms... many people forget the business side of basketball isn’t just about contracts...having to uproot and move your family multiple times can be frustrating and draining ...especially when you don’t have the stability of a long term deal ... but even that doesn’t mean you won’t get traded... he could’ve and should’ve been more than he was career wise, but sometimes it just doesn’t work out that way ... great video bro
Great point!✌🏾️
He knew what playing basketball professionaly he left cuz he was trash bro
@@stuntedgrowth I hope you have nick Anderson on your list and his stunted growth after the 95 nba finals
@@Jthehustler 3 time conference player of the year and All American... 2nd pick in the draft...would’ve been ROY if not for Duncan..he was an all star caliber player his first few years in the L... we’re not talking about Adam Morrison or Hasheem Thabeet... but if you think that’s trash, then so be it ...
@@Jthehustler nah not at all. He capped out early but i dont think he was a bum
He would be a killer in this open era hoops..he was ahead of his time..he was cold..good video..
The white ghost
Big facts!
Lol no way
KVH was fun to watch in College. He was nice, had length, could shoot, and move. He would fit well in the league today.
I wanted to post the exact same comment. I really liked VanHorns game and he was DEFINITELY ahead of his time. His game was tailor made for this era. A stretch 4 who could bang down low a bit. He was born a generation too soon as he would easy get a bag in today's NBA.
What Dirk became, I thought Keith was going to be. Loved his game.
disrespectful
No where near Dirk more like Ryan anderson/Danilo galinari
@G23Farrakhan52 😂 boy Dirk came into the league like 2 years after Keith and Dirk played like a thousand more games than he did hence longevity
@@knoda2603 He did ball
@@marccheatham5667 oh yeah don’t get me wrong he was balling out I’m just replying to the guys comment as u can see
This dude was a monster in NBA 2k1 for the Dreamcast. His size, speed and shooting made him unstoppable
That was a game not reality stay focused.
@@ramoneagustus9391 please stfu, Thanks
Van Horn vs Duncan was one of the best matchups back then. Thank you for highlighting this mans career, I for one appreciate it 👍🏾
Nets were foolish to give up Van Horn for a past his prime Mutumbo. The Nets lacked reliable big men after Kenyon Martin left in 2004. KVH should have been part of the Jason Kidd, Richard Jefferson trio.
They really missed him against the spurs. I wish they could've gotten mutombo without giving him up.
@Karlmalowned32, Management really had no choice in the matter. Jason Kidd and Kenyon Martin wanted Keith gone and they already had Richard Jefferson who was Keith's backup who was playing very well.
Vanhorn's game had already started dipping at this point, I can't say the Nets did wrong there. They did reach the finals again after this decision the next season.
@@ruxcooking You're right, KVH was s stretch big man that would have pulled Duncan out the paint. Then again Van Horn played the Small Forward position. His real chance was against the Lakers the prior year. Yeah Shaq was in his prime but Van Horn could have stepped up and really been a threat at SF because Rick Fox was not that good of a defensive player. Nets had a complete mismatch at the SF in the finals. They didn't capitalize off of it.
Keith Van Horn was a baller, I wanted to cop his shoes back in the day, but I didn't get to. Salute!
My mom never got me the shoes 😞
What shoes did he have? 🤔
@@brandenwilson2992 he had a deal with nike
@@knoda2603 I feel ya, I had a choice between those or the black Gary Payton gloves with the zippers. So I went with the gloves at that time.
Was they hard lolololololololol
Keith Van Horn to me was one of those players that would've thrived in today's NBA
This is what Franz Wagner doing now, seems like similar players.
This was a good one you should do Kerry Kittles also my guy!
Damn i was justgoing to suggest him!
This is the BEST off court after the nba story I've seen & heard from you! Grateful u did this 1 & proud of Van Horn for keeping his sound values intact. The world needs more dedicated husbands & fathers, not more athletes...Bless you & the Van Horn family. Btw, I enjoyed that Nets team with Kidd, Gill, Martin, Kittles, Van Horn, etc. they were exciting!
How did I forget about this guy. He was a decent player
Can you do one on Tom Gugliotta?
The next Larry Bird
Tough video, let’s get Monsta Mashburn. Doing pretty good for himself after basketball.
MashBurn was / is a GENIUS level dude though..always been smart - he was gonna do well regardless
Jimmy Jay n Monster Mash next
His game was so underrated
Keith is one of my best friends and we played together in high school. I absolutely loved how he decided to spend time with his family.
Was he mormon?
@@jasonbabilonia3037 no sir
@Billy Sander we are still tight to this day. I get it, you're bored so you try to be a troll lol...
@@JayStoneTheMogul that Utah connection thank u 4 clearing that up 4 me.
@@jasonbabilonia3037 yeah everyone used to think he was because he went to the U. But BYU is the mormon school.
I remember when he first told me he was thinking of going to Utah I was like what the hell lol.. but it ended up being the best choice for him. He tried to get me to go there two years later but I went to play in Florida. Couldn't do salt lake lol
No he was a great fit. Just like Many players he was a casualty of bad systems. In my opinion he still made the most of it. He would shine in today's NBA. I wouldn't quite put him in the stunted growth category.
I forgot how productive Keith Van Horn was. Also, great deep dive into his career and post career. Happy for him. A lot of players can learn from him.
He was my favorite player as a kid. I remember collecting his cards and being so excited if I pulled one. It was a lot of fun to watch play. It’s easy to think about what could have been, but he left me with so many good memories. I’m happy he did what was best for him and his family and I’m grateful for the times I got to watch him play
His game was ahead of its time. I still use his card in 2k because he was always one of my favorites.
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I remember reading this statement that Van Horn would be the last great college senior (due to underclassmen leaving for the draft) but I forgot that Duncan was in the same draft. That could have been said for him too. Another amazing video Stunted!
I just wanna let the New York Knicks know if they want to sign me then pay me to sit at home, I'd be down for it!
I’d personally do that for the Bulls!
Let the Wizards know they can count on me aswell
Same here 😂🙋🏿♂️🏀
Keith Van Horn was one of my favorite players back in the day. He was a very good player. Big ups to Van Horn. Great video homie
Have you done one on Quentin Richardson?
He was a nice 3 and D guy. He's a predecessor to guys like Marcus Morris and Jae Crowder.
He was a beast in college. Loved him growing up.
Seriously doubt that story about him “not wanting to play with the brothers” in Philly was at all true. It’s a dirty business, and agents, GM’s, owners and other players will say negative things about you as to not make themselves look like the bad guy.
When Van Horn was slated to go to Philly the first time, that franchise had a terrible rep, whether it was AI “talking practice?” or coach Larry Brown, while although an outstanding head basketball coach, was a task master, especially brutal with rookies and younger players. No respectable, hard working young player, who just played for a players coach in Coach Majarus and Utah, would want anything to do with that situation. It was toxic. With no end in sight.
He gambled smart and got what he wanted, like most star players do now.
Dude was cold on the court. Hellacious drive as far as being a competitor, cold outside J, smooth handles for a big man, and skilled enough down on the blocks to know when and where to get his, without damaging his body. Not to mention his ability to stretch the floor and open up passing lanes for other players. Would be a top 10 talent in today’s game.
Good for him for using the system that so often has used players and left them when they’re skills were eroding. He got the drop and the bag.
I remember this cat from way back at Diamond Bar high and told my boys not to sleep on him. His game was nice.
Keep doing you Keith.
I think that story was true. I remember when all that came out and watching his demeanor on the bench with his Philly teammates. He looked like he didn’t want to be there. I can’t hate on him for using his basketball talents to get paid and bounce. Pun intended.
@@thehawk5141 Feel ya. Who knows for reals. Been a minute.
Still wouldn't be top 10, Van Horn was a slightly better Chandler Parsons with more of an inside game. That's not a knock either, the man could play and would have been a bigger name if not an outright star.
He didn’t want to play with an undisciplined point guard.
Randomly watched him when I was a kid and he scored 40 points in that game. He was a good player for those few years.
My first taste of any US basketball, was from Utah when Hanno Möttölä joined the team led by Van Horn. That was quite a big deal back in day in Finland, and some Utah college games were televised here, but NBA wasn't shown.
Van Horn was an absolute beast. Thanks for the recap of his career. Didn't really know what happened after the bright start.
These videos are amazing. A lot of insight on these players and understanding what they’ve been through 👊🏾
Before Chandler Parsons, there was Van Horn. Finessing big contracts then not nearly living up to it
Lol in parsons defense, he was nice with the Rockets, he just wasn't the same after injury.
And now we have Gordon Hayward...
@@RobertDGordon I don’t know what Charlotte is thinking. MJ is the greatest player ever, but he needs to be hands off as an owner and hire a competent manager
@@frankernest3712 again MJ isn’t the GM anymore he step down....why you guys keeping regurgitating that 🤦🏾♂️
Kvh had a better career than parsons
Bro could hoop and many people still remember his potential.
I can reflect one game where Keith Van Horn was on the New York Knicks roster against the Orlando Magic at the old O-Rena. And he was constantly lighting up Magic defenders all game long from mid-range and from behind the arc. The whole arena was cheering him on. I know there are a lot of transplanted Knicks fans in Orlando, but even Magic fans were applauding him.
I mentioned him in a previous video you did!! If I didn’t know better I would say some of your videos are based off of comments!
Another member of the high sock gang !!!
Went to high school with Keith.....dude was a baller. Wilt Chamberlain came to one of the games one night. His nephew was on the team also. That was pretty crazy
Diamond Bar?
@@Rakeemgrant dalbarton
Didnt want to play with the brothers lol. He really showed his ofay behind with that one.
Dude used the league to benefit himself and his family. I can't help but wonder how his career would have turned out if either he went on ahead and embraced playing in Philly from the get go or what if the Nets don't trade for Marbury and build the team entirely around him and his skill set to make him feel comfortable.
He was cold on the nets I remember!
Him and Kerry kittles
@@jeffreyjuliano9743 facts.
I forgot about him having them seasons where he averaged in the high teens in ppg .he was like a much better Danny Ferry and very watered down Dirk or Brad Miller type of power Forward. He had a stellar semi short career considering he wasn't as athletic as the competition back then and was able to shoot and compete still.
More like Dirk Nowitzki
@@TTJJCC yes Dirk is a better comparison more watered down
Van Horn was fairly athletic
His first few yrs he was but for a power forward
He had a much fuller offensive game than Ferry or Miller.
I remember those Nets teams he was on....they were great!! I always wondered why he left early and I thought being traded was part of the game, not thinking how it effects your family. He got to play professionally, got paid and took care of his family.
I remembered getting his Rookie card, I thought it was going to worth millions one day as a kid
😂😂😂 same here and i still have it
Funny !!!!!!!
SG you been doing a lot of the 97 draft lately...Antonio Daniels next??
Facts
Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
He could’ve stationed his family in one location like many NBA/NFL players do. Most live in L.A. or ATL even though they play in Milwaukee or Utah for example. I’m glad he found peace but lots of PROFESSIONAL athletes do that. Also if he was a better player teams would’ve invested more in him.
Not sure why I never realized he retired so early. Still felt like he had a respectable career.
I remember him and andre miller was. Busting ass in college
I was a huge Nets fan with KVH was drafted, after the first few weeks it was obvious the team had something special and the sky was the limit.
He was very aggressive around the rim using his jumping ability to attack the basket. Then he broke his leg, he was never the same player again. Perhaps basketball was merely a job to him and breaking that leg made him a very passive player after that? Either way, the guy was never the same again and ended up becoming an average player.
He had all the tools needed to be a superstar.
He really needed a floater/ in-between shot that could freeze shot blockers before they could help. He stopped driving as much because teams sent help at him and he wasn't a good passer, had to go all the way to the rim, and his shots were flat and easily blocked. He also never played with a 3 that could shoot with the Nets so there were at least two guys that could give help.
This is why i love this channel ❤️
I was a fan of his. Especially on NBA court side. But that story you said about him not wanting to be a 6ers was crazy
This man was a baller ⛹️♂️ In today’s league he would have dominated he was a hell of a talent he could score on anyone
Do i detect a bias opinion or is it a fantasy of yours.?
@@ramoneagustus9391 let me guess cause he white right 😂 2020 people still with that bs
Idc what anybody says JR Smith should get an episode
Yes, under performed in his career, had every tool and never did his thing properly
Jr Smith don’t deserve one lol despite all the clown shit he’s done....
Dude was always entertaining
I’d like to see a Mike Bibby video and a Pervis Ellison video. Pervis was the 1st overall pick in the draft and never gets mentioned.
Never Nervous Purvis
Majerus an outstanding coach guided his solid fundamental game . Part of his stature was built on being able to use both hands . Wouldve been better on a non ball stopper team like spurs . Being a part of the nba merry go rounds destabilizing disregard for family rootedness. He had healthy self esteem not vainglorious dreams.
Along with Tim Thomas he should be an example of a talent type the NBA didn't know how to utilize in that ERA.
Ayyyeee another banger from #StuntedGrowth keep grinding bro 35k subs OTW. KVH was tough in college along with having a solid pro career. Gotta do Mark Karcher and Todd Day
Hey man, this was good one. I grew up watching him in college. But a another one that you should do is Kerry kittles. I think he was on that same draft class that year. I could be wrong. Keep it up man.
He was Good player could score inside & outside salute to . Keith Vanhorn when he didn't want to play in Philly with the brothas I was like wow
When he played everyone new he wasn't comfortable around black people that's why he went to Utah
@@hoodiegod6115 I never knew that he was not comfortable around black people. every nba team has black people on it
@@Dantana773 he (van Horn ) seemed pretty comfy around Black People when I saw him at All Star weekeknd yrs ago
@@theadmiral460 True every nba team he played for has black people on it so it struck me as strange when it was said. I assume he didn't want to play in Philly his rookie year because back then philly was rough on players if they felt you was wack or he just didn't think he would vibe will with the players on the team
@@Dantana773 that's how everyone took it but I think that was more directed to iverson, jimmy jackson, derrick coleman but I'm not sure his agent was the one who said the brothers not him.
What a great video. All your videos are really interesting and respectful. Love your work.
Good vid man, I always liked Keith and his game.
Do Wally Sczcerbiak next!
Wally World was a Baller
Yo, I just randomly thought about when Jamie Foxx had his jersey on and couldn't say his name on his show 😂😂
@@mynamelildarryl71 lol called that man “sippin on some sizzurp”
Can u do a video on Chamique Holdsclaw and Mailk Sealy
One of my all time faves...do wish he'd have stayed around longer...but I respect him...
Thanks for this one, been asking for this for a while glad you delivered 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent as always Bro! How about Kerry Kittles for one! Let's get it!
This dude said he didn’t want to play with the brothas in Philly. That right there stunted his growth before he even set foot in the NBA. He put a target on his own back. He was Sam Dekker before Sam Dekker.
He actually never said that. Someone tried to start a rumor and some people believed it.
@@JayStoneTheMogul no shit... hahaha. Imagine believing someone entering the NBA would say... "I don't wanna play with the brothas"... hahahahahaha. Makes no damn sense at all.
Facts.. I remember that shit.. He didn't wanna play in Philly bcuz he felt Iverson dominated the ball too much but I was happy bout that bcuz I liked Tim Thomas better
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Casey Jacobsen cough cough
@@edscottable Adam Morrison sniffle sniffle
Thanks for this video. He was definitely ahead of his time. Great person and player
Just subscribed!! My friend just led me to your channel Stunted Growth and what an awesome channel it is! Being a big basketball fan (particularly college) it was so cool to hear the stories of players I grew up watching. Your methodical, concise, and unbiased analysis is so entertaining. Suggestions on some players Donte Greene, Korleone Young, and Rodney White. Keep up the great work :)
Great Video 💪🏾. I got a view suggestions Ed Cota, Clifford Rozier, Q Richardson, Damon Stoudamire
Great point. Growth stunts happen but they don't always have to define the rest of your life.
Funny thing that this video got recommended on my UA-cam because I am playing with Keith RIGHT NOW on my NBA 2k🤣🤣.... I have him with the 85-86 Bulls with a Young MJ & he is KILLING IT! LOL
Do Royce White, Leon Smith, Rashard Griffith or Keon Clark. I know you like the point guards but give the front court dudes a shot
Nevermind I just saw the Royce White video
Man you gotta respect a guy who quits chasing his dream to take care of family
Can never talk bad to or about a man who puts family first. Salute to him for that. My question is, knowing that I wonder did he ever try to put the no trade clause in his contracts.
Couldn't tell if you were only talking about Cinematic Universe ir Real Life. Good job
Why was this the page I’ve always been looking for new sub right here!!
Kenny Skywalker, Rex Chapman. Damon Bailey, for sure.
I believe Kenny Skywalker and Rex Chapman played at Kentucky together
@@Rakeemgrant I was just MENTIONING names for good stories not necessarily team associations.
Awesome video. I was a huge fan of Van Horn. I even wore high socks for a time because I saw him do it. Never was aware of the stuff swirling around him not wanting to play in Philly, but it makes sense. AI and Jerry Stackhouse were rumored to be beefing and Derrick Coleman didn't have the best rep either (as you alluded to in his video). Plus, Keith Van Horn did stick around after Steph got traded to Phoenix and was a piece on one of those Nets NBA finals teams. Got traded for Mutombo the next season.
Anyways, thanks for this video because I will not stand for any KVH slander. Not a bust in the slightest. I'll argue with anyone.
*He'd be a perennial All-Star in today's era.*
Must needed good one.. u be on your ish.. great channel
i rem me and my friend at school would always argue who was gonna be bigger and better, TD or Keith,. I always said TD, but he said Keith. We now know who won that argument lml rotf!!
Who tf is td
@@gudlukkay Tim Duncan
Last Vid on DC was 🔥!!!
I love this channel so much, because every episode has a good lesson behind it to learn or even revisit!
Southern California do have some BALLAHS!!!🏀
Eric Maynor should be featured soon
No mention about his current coaching endeavors as a part of Nike Girls EYBL Colorado Premier?
He was a good inside out scoring machine
He Choked Bad in the Finals, That haunted him for the rest of his career
@Franko E I wonder why they never gave him a chance??? That sounds great but after his Final's run. It was like he was written off. He could have been a great shooting guard. His team mates talked a lot of shit and through him under the bus. His Value dropped terribly ??? The NETS lost the final's the next year in 5 games. He was not the problem.
@@hamzasinanaj9132 Shooting guard? At his size? Seriously?
The guy was a mobile power forward, even playing small forward he struggled defensively against smaller players who were simply too fast for him.
Christian Laettner, Cherokee Parks, Austin Croschere, Troy Murphy and David Lee should get a Stunted Growth video as well.
IMO this dude was as good as Luka Doncic, he was just in an era with REAL Superstars, and also on a bad New Jersey Nets team. Had he been in this era he would be a top player for sure.
The 97-98 Nets were the 8th seed. Man they were scrappy and I thought they would be better than they were before the Kidd trade.
@@Joohnny23 Yeah they were coming around. He was pretty good back then. I used to watch alot of basketball in that era. To me that was one of my favorite era's leading into the early mid 2000's
Lol sometimes y'all be hyping these players up keith van horn was decent he was not on luka level and I'm a sixers fan lol I agree he definitely belonged in this era
@@brandongilbert3071 He was definitely as good as Luka but not on his level as a star. This era is completely different than the one Van Horn played in. The era Van Horn played in had legit centers and power forwards. He dealt with much tougher physical play, with crowded paints and less ticky tack fouls. I could go on and on, but I won't. Luka is good, but he's only this good because of the era. Had he played even 10 years earlier he wouldn't even be close to being considered an MVP caliber player. That era had legit shooting guards galore. The era matters no matter what folks think. This era is littered with G league talent masquerading as starters.
NO HE WASN'T THAT GOOD!!
Man this guy was one of my favourites
he reminded me of toni kukoc mixed with a little bit of dirk...
Wow never realized the numbers KVH put up.. 20 PPG 7 RBD 85% FT in his rookie year? You would be lucky to see a big man get those numbers in today’s game where defence is a 1/3rd of what it was in the 90s.. this guy could obviously ball. Learned something every day 🔥🔥
He took full advantage of immobile 4s in that era but you are right, in this era of so much small ball, if he has no shotblocker to worry about, 30-40 points is possible out of him (not averaging of course) he would probably get 18-20
@@scotthaines1461 he was a 3 who played wing almost exclusively.
@Jonathan Donathan he was drafted as a 4 and that was his best spot and during his career year that is where he played. He only played 3 after kanyon Martin came to the nets
I’d love to see Keith in the BIG3!
Ultimately he came out winning in the end. I liked Keith Van Horn
facts.
@@stuntedgrowth you have an awesome channel man, keep up the great work! 👍💪
Yo last point about being 30 taking 4 mil to sit @ home 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 hell yea brother no second thought entering my mind
Thank you I always felt kvh was always underachieving
he was underrated hell of an athlete and scorer
He is gonna be a star player if he played the nba today... A stretch 4 or 5.. But KVH, in my friends was a fashion trender... That high socks..!!
Love to see one about Ron Artest
He was one of my favorite players
You should do an episode on Keith Veney from Marshall
Salute for this
One of the first “Stretch 4s”…salute to him for choosing his family first 🤲🏾🙏🏾