Picture error 16:51: Carelessly used a pic Dario Saric instead of Mario Hezonja. Which of these Top 5 picks did you believe were going to be stars heading into the draft?
The Turkish dictator Erdigon (where Enes Kanter is from) threatened Kanter and caused him a lot of trouble for coming to the US... that’s why he’s so outspoken. He hates oppression.
I mean it makes sense why the Cavs drafted a big man instead of a guard like Oladipo, they already had Kyrie who was an up and coming young star, still hope for Waiters to develop at the time, only makes sense for them to draft a big as they didn’t really have one back then other than Tristan Thompson. But why they picked Bennett is beyond me. You think they would’ve picked Noel or Len or any other big who was more highly touted than Bennett at the time of the draft
I really liked Evan Turner as a Sixers fan. I thought he could be a solid role player and swing man. Either he wasn’t athletic enough or it was mental. He never seemed like he could make an impact on the game at the NBA level. He caught some bad breaks too being in some toxic situations after Philly.
Evan Turner was a slow-footed defender for the Pacers which was why he wasn't an effective player. His problems had nothing to do with Frank Vogel not knowing how to use him.
This channel definitely a gem I hope his videos reached more people. Good thing is that when you found out about him you cannot stop binge watching lol.
Honestly I called him a bust where I saw him in college because I knew his game didn't fit The NBA all the way back then. I was only 14 at the time but even then I knew.
@@ikedatike2533 I agree. He’s a traditional back-to-basket big. Had an ok jumpshot, but if you’re not adapting to todays game but better be a hell of a defender.
Very few of these players are guards. I guess if you're a GM and you want a "safe" prospect, you should stay away from big men and draft a point guard.
The Turkish dictator Erdigon (where Enes Kanter is from) threatened Kanter and caused him a lot of trouble for coming to the US... that’s why he’s so outspoken. He hates oppression.
And appearing on Fox news and being linked to religious extremists. I remember this one thread on r/nba got locked because they were upset about how he showed up on there despite cheerleading him for being anti China.
You know what I wish someone would make a video of all the bad selections that GMs made and how long it took them before they were fired I want to put it on all the players some GM’s and coaches deserve a lot of fucking blame also so make a video on bad GM pics and where they are now
Honestly 90% of the blame should go to the gm/coach. Most of the time these guys are just drafted to a bad situation with either an established vet in front of them or an organization that can't develop talent. Just look at the 76ers, the process has netted them 1.5 star players all while they have had multiple top lottery picks.
People like you toss around the term “super star” like it’s a frisbee. All stars only come around every few years and super stars only come around once or twice in a decade. The league right now only has a handful of “super stars” and maybe about 15 - 20 all stars. Everyone else is either a solid player, a role player or a bench player. Nobody expected Evan Turner to become an all star and definitely never a super star. The same with Jahlil Okafor, Kidd-Gilchrist and Jabari Parker. They were all part terrible draft classes. Everyone and their grandma knew Anthony Bennet was going to be a flop. You can only draft the players that are available. The most you can hope for out of any draft class is that a few of the players turn out to be solid. It’s a super lucky break to get an all star out of any draft class and even more rare to get a super star. So please stop using the term super star, just like you are not a super star podcaster. You’re not even an all star podcaster. At this stage in your career, you’re not even a solid podcaster. The best that we can except from you right now is just to be a decent role podcaster. The average length of an nba career is about 4.5 years. Many of the names that you mentioned in this video played 7 to 10 years and have earned 10’s of millions of dollars in the process. Many have won ncaa college championships and some have won nba championships regardless of the role that they played in it. By my measurements, that’s a very successful nba career. What is the definition of a successful career are you using in making this video?🤔 By contrast, I don’t see that you have a million followers or any videos with a million views. Should we consider your podcasting career a failure?🤔 Where do you ranking in basketball podcasters?🤔. I think you have a nice podcast and I hope that it grows to be one of the best but the same criticism that you have given to these man that have spent thousands of hours in gyms around the world to reach the pinnacle of professional basketball, we can also use to be critical of you.
Let’s not get it twisted, Enes Kantors game was outdated for todays NBA. Doesn’t matter what his political views were he couldn’t guard and was slow as molasses. He was a dinosaur.
It sucks to think about all the players out there busting their asses who just didn't have the physical tools some of these dudes were blessed with. Total waste. & MKGsus Christ that's an ugly jumper
Picture error 16:51: Carelessly used a pic Dario Saric instead of Mario Hezonja.
Which of these Top 5 picks did you believe were going to be stars heading into the draft?
Bender on the Warriors is interesting IMO. He can be a complimentary player there.
The Turkish dictator Erdigon (where Enes Kanter is from) threatened Kanter and caused him a lot of trouble for coming to the US... that’s why he’s so outspoken. He hates oppression.
So bad of a player that used wrong pic 😂
Sad thing about Kanter, I've seen him try his ass off on defense, especially in Portland. Dude just can't do it.
Crazy how both the Milwaukee Bucks and Golden State Warriors won an NBA championship after getting rid of Dragon Bender!
Bender left GSW in 2020 though. But GSW Bender is interesting IMO
Not really crazy as you should know was not a factorin either
I mean it makes sense why the Cavs drafted a big man instead of a guard like Oladipo, they already had Kyrie who was an up and coming young star, still hope for Waiters to develop at the time, only makes sense for them to draft a big as they didn’t really have one back then other than Tristan Thompson. But why they picked Bennett is beyond me. You think they would’ve picked Noel or Len or any other big who was more highly touted than Bennett at the time of the draft
could've at least gotten otto porter
Or even dealt the pick.
I really liked Evan Turner as a Sixers fan. I thought he could be a solid role player and swing man. Either he wasn’t athletic enough or it was mental. He never seemed like he could make an impact on the game at the NBA level. He caught some bad breaks too being in some toxic situations after Philly.
Great video… you can always feel the energy as the video goes on… I was waiting to hear “TRAVESTY” after every player named !!!
This is facts
Man I didn't know Dion Waiters was more JR Smith than JR Smith himself lol 😂😂😂😂
😂😅😂😅😂
Evan Turner was a slow-footed defender for the Pacers which was why he wasn't an effective player. His problems had nothing to do with Frank Vogel not knowing how to use him.
This channel definitely a gem I hope his videos reached more people. Good thing is that when you found out about him you cannot stop binge watching lol.
The fact that Wilson don't get the clout and props he deserves is an Absolute Travesty!!
Get off his nuts!
I still want to know literally how does MKG get his shots off…
It’s crazy looking back at whoever said Jahlil Okafor will be the second coming of Tim Duncan when his career was shorter than Darko Milicic
He scored alot of 20 pt games when philly didn't care about winning, then Embiid and Simmons happened goodbye mr Jahlil
Honestly I called him a bust where I saw him in college because I knew his game didn't fit The NBA all the way back then. I was only 14 at the time but even then I knew.
@@ikedatike2533 I agree. He’s a traditional back-to-basket big. Had an ok jumpshot, but if you’re not adapting to todays game but better be a hell of a defender.
Very few of these players are guards. I guess if you're a GM and you want a "safe" prospect, you should stay away from big men and draft a point guard.
When you start talking about Hezonja, on draft picture is Dario Saric not Mario 😊
that's how you know that he's just a fan that watch a playoffs and doesn't know what Nba is
@@ivanbautista5530 that's an error on Wilson himself
@@ivanbautista5530 bro it’s not that deep it’s just an error💀
Its a absolute travesty Wilson don't have at least 200000 subs his knowledge is so fast about the game by far the best basketball channel on the tube
Keep up the good work Wilson
Enes Kanter definitely could have a spot in a NBA team if he could keep his mouth shut, but I respect he keeps it real all the time.
i dont remember Wesley for the Harden's ankle breaker, i remember him for this
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I forgot this even happened 😂😂
The Turkish dictator Erdigon (where Enes Kanter is from) threatened Kanter and caused him a lot of trouble for coming to the US... that’s why he’s so outspoken. He hates oppression.
Jabari Parker was a special talent but injury really robbed him
What happened to jarret culver
He's on the Grizzlies I think
Rotting on the bench
He was the 6th pick
Waiting for Bust Bennett
Josh Jackson going to join this list for sure. Having a 40+ year old baby momma is not good to have. Seriously bruh....
I was waiting on him to say Anthony Bust Bennet 😂
The funniest part is how enes kanter is a hypocrite, how is he gonna expose the nba while also taking their checks lmao
And appearing on Fox news and being linked to religious extremists. I remember this one thread on r/nba got locked because they were upset about how he showed up on there despite cheerleading him for being anti China.
I’m surprised kanter out of the league Man can get a rebound and put back right now
So halfway thru 2010, Curry and the GSW's flipped the script and what teams needed changed majorly
I always thought kanter was annoying
You know what I wish someone would make a video of all the bad selections that GMs made and how long it took them before they were fired I want to put it on all the players some GM’s and coaches deserve a lot of fucking blame also so make a video on bad GM pics and where they are now
Honestly 90% of the blame should go to the gm/coach. Most of the time these guys are just drafted to a bad situation with either an established vet in front of them or an organization that can't develop talent. Just look at the 76ers, the process has netted them 1.5 star players all while they have had multiple top lottery picks.
People like you toss around the term “super star” like it’s a frisbee. All stars only come around every few years and super stars only come around once or twice in a decade. The league right now only has a handful of “super stars” and maybe about 15 - 20 all stars. Everyone else is either a solid player, a role player or a bench player. Nobody expected Evan Turner to become an all star and definitely never a super star. The same with Jahlil Okafor, Kidd-Gilchrist and Jabari Parker. They were all part terrible draft classes. Everyone and their grandma knew Anthony Bennet was going to be a flop. You can only draft the players that are available. The most you can hope for out of any draft class is that a few of the players turn out to be solid. It’s a super lucky break to get an all star out of any draft class and even more rare to get a super star. So please stop using the term super star, just like you are not a super star podcaster. You’re not even an all star podcaster. At this stage in your career, you’re not even a solid podcaster. The best that we can except from you right now is just to be a decent role podcaster. The average length of an nba career is about 4.5 years. Many of the names that you mentioned in this video played 7 to 10 years and have earned 10’s of millions of dollars in the process. Many have won ncaa college championships and some have won nba championships regardless of the role that they played in it. By my measurements, that’s a very successful nba career. What is the definition of a successful career are you using in making this video?🤔 By contrast, I don’t see that you have a million followers or any videos with a million views. Should we consider your podcasting career a failure?🤔 Where do you ranking in basketball podcasters?🤔. I think you have a nice podcast and I hope that it grows to be one of the best but the same criticism that you have given to these man that have spent thousands of hours in gyms around the world to reach the pinnacle of professional basketball, we can also use to be critical of you.
I loved Jahlil sucks because he rlly was just playing in the wrong era man was a beast!!
Derrick Williams could have been a fire bench player for the knicks but he opted out to leave 😂 Oh well
Turner could have been an all star but didn’t work on his shot
Anthony "Absolute Travesty" Bennett
Phoenix will not be the same. Book lost his Kardashian over this. Ayton is gone. Paul is dead wood. Monte is done.
Gotta respect Enes Freedom. He has a bigger purpose.
I can’t even be mad at Enes. He’s standing for something he believes in, regardless of consequences.
God bless enes freedom!!! FLJ FMJ
Let’s not get it twisted, Enes Kantors game was outdated for todays NBA. Doesn’t matter what his political views were he couldn’t guard and was slow as molasses. He was a dinosaur.
It sucks to think about all the players out there busting their asses who just didn't have the physical tools some of these dudes were blessed with. Total waste.
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MKGsus Christ that's an ugly jumper
Kanter shouldn’t be here, he had a good career