Vintage NBA - Bob Mcadoo
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Robert Allen McAdoo (born September 25, 1951) is an American former professional basketball player and coach. He played 14 seasons in the National Basketball Association (NBA), where he was a five-time NBA All-Star and named the NBA Most Valuable Player in 1975. He won two NBA championships with the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1980s.
McAdoo played at the center and power forward positions. In his 21-year playing career, he spent 14 years in the NBA and his final seven in the Lega Basket Serie A in Italy. He was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2000. McAdoo is one of the few players who have won both NBA and FIBA European Champions Cup titles as a player. He later won three more NBA titles in 2006, 2012 and 2013 as an assistant coach with the Miami Heat.
RIP Cliff Robinson🙏🏼 Such a joy to watch with the Blazers back when!
This is GREAT !!! Buffalo.. Bobby Mac Randy Smith Jack Ramsey... WOW !!!
Big Mac Bob mac adoo greatest basketball shooting big man ever
Bob McAdoo was one of the all time greats for sure, at least he's one of my favorites. Len Elmore, fast as heck Randy Smith, Ernie D. McAdoo from the baseline was money in the bank!!!
❤big Mac mcadoo, ;est shooting big man evrr
Randy smith was one of the fastest players in the league at that time.
High jump champ with Bobbie jones who was a stretch 4 before they called them that. After torching the league for 29 per. He ended up in the LA stockpile of 4s with mychal thompson , mo lucas , worthy, rambis ,kupchak. He was unstoppable.
The Braves were a fun team to watch with McAdoo, Adrian Dantley, Randy Smith and Ernie DiGregorio. John Shumate also of Notre Dame gave them another board banger. They even had Moses Malone for 2 games before he got sent along to Houston in the aftermath/breakup/dispersal of the ABA players. Just think if they had kept those guys together. It might not (or probably would not) have worked because they had too many "ball hog" type players, but Ernie D was a great passer who might have been able to spread it around and Randy Smith was a tough defensive guard. Malone and Shumate would have been monsters on the boards while McAdoo and Dantley were scoring machines.
Had they kept that group together my guess is they would have pushed the Bullets and Sixers for the Eastern Conference, at least until the Bird-McHale-Parish bunch arrived in Boston.
Yes, also don't forget about Swen Nater and Marvin Barnes. Had they kept all these folks together they would have been very difficult to beat! Randy Smith was a world class soccer player who could run the 100 yard dash at 9.6. He had tremendous jumping ability and gave guards fits. They would have had a Hall of Fame Front Line for sure.
I’d love to see footage from Adrian Dantleys rookie season
Gar heard Jim Macmillan. Bob Weiss jack marin
@@oldsensei8350 Bob Kaufman/ Elmore Smith.
Bob Mc Adoo was one of my favorite players
Robin Roberts is lovely
Major rug eater
LEGENDARY MCADOO & LEGENDARY RANDY QUICK SMITH WAS GOOD LOOK TO SEE PLAYING RUN & GUN STYLE OF A.B.A BASKETBALL WHICH HELP ME IN STREET BALL PLAYING IN MY THROWBACKS DAY FOR SURE, ONE STREET BALLER LEGENDARY PLAYER WAS CALLING ME MCADOO WHEN HE SAID WHO GUARDING MCADOO HES KILLING US WITH JUMP SHOT FOR SURE AM JUST SAYING YEAAAAAAAAH
Classic Braves at the Aud...highly underrated hockey/basketball arena
Lower Gold, Upper Gold, Reds, Blues, Orange nose bleeds. I miss my youth!
Yeah and tix for $7.00.
I loved the braves back then mcadoo and randy Smith, McMillan were my favorites
Bob is the only center ever to start over Kareem Abdul Jabaar in the All Star Game
Bob mcadoo was the man in the mid 1970s best shooting big man ever
@@lloydkline3265 That's what Pat Riley said but Kareem said not just among big man but best shooter PERIOD!!!
Some very interesting camera angles they should use today but I guess only for metricians
Is this about Uncle Cliff? Or Bob?
My nickname is McAdoo
My father told me that is who Kevin Durant reminds him of.
Best jump shot ever.
McAdoo was capable of taking a game over at anytime, dangerous scoring machine, good rebounder, good passer, one of the best overall players ever.
Actually just got to meet Mcadoo and his wife while doing some work in his home. Very nice people! I had no idea I lived less than 5 minutes away from him, lol!
Bob was one greatest scorers and players of all time HOF.
Such a underrated player
Marques Williams led the nba in scoring three straight yesrs
@@lloydkline7245 and nobody talks about him
He was what Kevin Durant became.
should have been in top 50 players, most underrated PF of all time, on my top 10 PF.
do you have the full vintage nba documentary of nate tiny archibald?
Kevin Durant like.
You mean K.D. is McAdoo like. Just a little bitty bit.🏀🚬
It is a shame that Mac was an underrated player whose jersey should have been retired when he was a Laker.
First stretch 4
It's funny, but for as much of the game as this clip showed, you only saw McAdoo score about 12 points. You'd have zero idea he had 50 pts and 21 boards.
He had a sweet jumper, not an ugly one. His voice is just like Eddie Murphy's voice.
my dad had a bunch of showtime games on tape, i always enjoyed bob's bench scoring. never seen this much of his prime though, ahead of his time.
idk if he'd play the 4 or 5 today, but he'd light it up for sure
I only remember him as a Lakers with magic
delvin delvintumbling84 than you ever saw big mac play he was an old man with the Lakers bob mcadoo used to be the man in the nba,great soft jump shot led the scoring three time
@@lloydkline7245 Don't forget three MVP's, should've four, rookie of the year,One on one champion. 🏀☝️
He use to score 40 on Cap when he was with Buffalo!!!🏀🚬
He was towards the end with LA played a few years with the Knicks after buffalo
@8:51 McAdoo lead the Tarheels to the final four, UCLA was shaking in their boots, see how McAdoo handled Kareem Jabbar, UCLA were so glad Florida St beat the 'Heels. There were a couple of East Coast teams that were capable of beating UCLA, the Bruins were the only established team out west, the West hadn't caught up with the East in overall b-ball talent. The '68 Gamecocks who only lost ine game that was the conference final in double OT to NC St, the Maryland Terrapins with Len Elmore and Tom McMillan they were known as UCLA-East. The Tarheel's with McAdoo; these three teams were capable of beating UCLA the ACC was loaded with teams that beat up on one another.
The Gamecocks lost to NC State in the ACC tournament final. Back then only the conference's tournament winner made the NCAAs tournament.
Saw McAdoo at a Heat game. Kept his cool when Miami was losing. First person LeBron went to to make proper adjustments? McAdoo. Sure enough Bron and the Heat came back and won. Even as an assistant coach, McAdoo's leadership was big.
The Scoring Machine!
FYI, while the Braves won this game, the Bullets went on to win the series and only lost to Rick Barry and the Warriors in the finals.
The Bullets is the ONLY NBA team to make the playoffs every year of the seventies.
Wow present basketball will never be like it used to be in the old days
Great as McAdoo was, he played for seven teams, it was rumored, owners would plot together against some players, by constantly trading them to weaken their affectiveness. Now days, they regulate you too back up, even when you're still at the top of your game, or they just won't sign you, like they did Carmelo for awhile.
Carmelo is no longer a all star player...he also can't guard anyone in the league at all. He is a washed up bum that sure can still score 14 points a game if you let him shoot 25 times a game. But anyone in the NBA can do that. Carmelo is nothing at all now but a mid range jump shooter and a ghost of his younger self. He should retire because anyone who seen him play in his prime and see him now are all laughing at him about how pathetic he now is.
Mike Riordan=toughest little white guy you ever saw. Nobody played tougher pound for pound, never cheated, played the game the way it should be played, had his b-ball card as a kid.
Heaven Yes.
Ps Peace to Cliff Robinson.
Clifford was a good player. Won a sixth man award and made two all-defensive teams. Died too young. Sleep in peace.
KD before KD.
K.D. can't compare to McAdoo. Kareem said he was the greatest outside shooter in the history of the NBA Rookie of the year three time league MVP should've been four won the first NBA one on one contest his rookie year by beating the Great Connie Hawkins, three or four scoring titles. Also McAdoo got Two rings. And the NBA left him off of the 50th Greatest player's. Also McAdoo played better defense, was a better rebounder and shot blocker.than K.D.🏀
@@knowledgesomemore3564 No disagreement from me, brother. KD couldn't hold a candle to McAdoo. I just meant in terms of him being a long, lanky, scoring machine that could give you buckets all over the court. One of my all time favorites for sure.
@@knowledgesomemore3564yeah they should have taken Isaiah Thomas off and put McAdoo in his place because he's an overrated sawed-off little turd
I wonder if uncle cliff knows the owner of the braves traded his team for the Boston Celtics.
"The Big O" is a bit of a yelper, in support of Brent Mushmouth. (17:32) Forgot that Oscar Robertson was on NBA broadcasts, Hot Rod Hundley and Bill Russell come to mind more easily.
Ken charles brooklyn prep tough player.
Thanks a lot snyder. Man the audio is bad.
Doo Doo Mcadoo! He lead Olimpia Milano to back to back European titles, one of my childhood heroes
Only because Cibona had played two stupid games in Yugoslavia platoffs, after 21-1 and 22-0 seasons. Milano would have never beaten Cibona with Petrović.
Original big mac