Penny was such an elite point guard footwork, athleticism,height,speed,wingspan, it's no wonder no defense could stop him he was a major problem before injuries and Shaq was so dominate in this era so was the Admiral 90's basketball was next level and the Worm was a rebound machine and a defense wizard.
@ericvelasquez Penny’s career was hampered by injuries after Shaq left. If you watch the 30 for 30 about the magic, Shaq himself said he and Penny were Shaq and Kobe before Shaq and Kobe. He also admitted that he would’ve stayed in Orlando if he had a second chance. Penny’s style of basketball was a perfect compliment to Shaq. While Penny could score, he preferred to pass and he was always happy to pass the ball to Shaq in the post. Shaq admitted that he didn’t like playing with ball-centric guys like Kobe and D-Wade later on in his career
When NBA basketball 🏀 was worth watching, and Super Star players didn't miss games because of a mosquito bite, or scratch on there leg !! And Penny Hardaway was smooth, so elite and Talented, b4 knee injuries destroyed his career !
he had 3 seasons with appr.18 avg. His last 2 years in Detroit ans 1st year in SA. That was his peak. 2nd year as a Spur was a good digit as well, but he didn't play a lot of games.
David Robinson won this one on one matchup in the scoring and efficiency departments. This was also the first time that Shaq won a regular season game against the Spurs.
Shaq always struggled with Robinson until Robinson’s back injury. Robinson was a tough match up for Shaq. The spurs would clear out the side of the court that Robinson was on and let him go one on one with Shaq. Because Robinson had handles as a guard he could iso Shaq and blow past him for a dunk or layup. Robinson didn’t have great post moves but he had an explosive first step, could run the floor, shoot the face up jumper, move without the ball and he had elite handles. He had the best handles (him and Hakeem) for a center and even today would have the best handles for a center.
Shaq always struggled with Robinson until Robinson’s back injury. Robinson was a tough match up for Shaq. The spurs would clear out the side of the court that Robinson was on and let him go one on one with Shaq. Because Robinson had handles as a guard he could iso Shaq and blow past him for a dunk or layup. Robinson didn’t have great post moves but he had an explosive first step, could run the floor, move without the ball, hit the face up jumper and he had elite handles. He had the best handles (and Hakeem) for a center and even today would have the arguably the best handles for a center.
@@cheetahturner4576 He still got his #s but the difference was they made him work harder to get those points and on the other end a lot of them could stretch the floor which obviously was a problem for Shaq who didn't like going further out to defend.
I love watching Rodman highlights more so than any other NBA player, including Jordan, Bird, and Magic (and I do enjoy me some Jordan, Bird, and Magic highlights). B But Rodman, man oh man, he was such a joy to watch. His hustle, his absolute determination to grab every single rebound he could, the STYLE he had when he did rebound (he made rebounding LOOK cool), and all the other little things he would do when he was out there on the court. 👍
He had a mental breakdown in the playoffs. The Spurs were the #1 seed playing #6 Houston and Rodman just started flipping out on his coach and team during the middle of games and refused to help Robinson guard Olajuwon, even though Hakeem was pretty much impossible for anyone to guard 1-on-1. So Hakeem went off and Robinson pretty much got the blame for the rest of his career even though it was mostly Rodman's sabotage. The Spurs likely would have won the title that year if Rodman didn't flip the psycho switch. That's why the Spurs pretty much gave him to the Bulls for nothing for the next season.
@@TrentonO3000 The Spurs lost the wcf because of the matchup not Rodman's antics. The Rockets were the stretching the floor from everywhere which made it difficult for the Spurs to pull off double teaming w/o paying for it most of the time. The Magic weren't able to figure it out in the finals either obviously.
The Bulls will only push through the trade with Jordan and Pippen's consent. Dennis Rodman was part of the Bad Boys and the intense Bulls-Pistons rivalry (1988-91) remains fresh and personal. Phil Jackson listed Rodman as one of must-haves in the 1995 offseason to reinforce the frontline against Shaq. Knowing Rodman's antics very well, the Bulls also signed close pal Jack Haley while added John Salley and James Edwards to give that "Bad Boys" vibe (again, permitted by Jordan and Pippen). Then-GM Pop was that desperate to get rid of Dennis. And if there were other takers, he might wisely sent him to either of those teams except Chicago.
The good 👍 old days of NBA basketball 🏀 I used to love hearing that NBA theme music when I was a kid penny hardaway was 👍 nice he was one of my favorite players back then 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yeah true but at least NY took 3 games from Houston and San Antonio took 2 games unlike Orlando who got swept . New York and SA did make it more interesting in spite of losing.
If Rodman hadn't suddenly refused to help guard Hakeem in the playoffs the Spurs likely would have beat them like they had in the regular season. Hakeem truly was great and unguardable straight up in the post, but he was getting help from Horry, Thorpe etc. on defense and Robinson was getting hung out to dry on the other end.
IDC what anyone says, this brand of NBA basketball is so much more compelling, entertaining and competitively driven than whatever version of the NBA that got going today. It's crazy how someone can't be intrigued by this type of basketball regardless of what era they grew up in.
This exclusive upload right?? I don't recall u posting this one before 🤔 Hmm maybe u did this the first game Shaq finally won vs the Admiral & the Spurs
Admiral was soo good in his prime, his back injury ended his prime. He became a very good center afterward. That was probably the best shape for Shaq, not too small but still bigger than everyone. Why SA let Rodman go, he was so good for them
Shaq had to actually guard other players at his position in this era instead of just roaming around that's why he looked so fit here. Also the Spurs were tired of Rodman's antics, if they had went to the finals and won that year they obviously would've kept him no matter what the Bulls got lucky.
San Antonio got all the talent in 1995; trade their 2nd star sean Elliot to Detroit to obtain Dennis Rodman during 93-94 season and get sean back mind blowing.
Problem was, he was not smart enough to fully rehab his knee after he felt/heard that pop in 1996 1st round against Detroit. Continuing to play until ECF then Atlanta Olympics were probably understandable. Playing in the 1998 ASG despite not fully healed and against the doctors' orders cost him big time, although he managed to get a lucrative deal via sign-and-trade to Phoenix in 1999.
Shaq was the best Center he beat DAVID ROBINSON and TIM DUNCAN at the same time twice in the playoffs.. I don't think Wilt Chamberlain or Kareem ever had to go through two 7-footers at the same time defending them in the playoffs... SHAQ RAG DOLLED ROBINSON AND DUNCAN !
youre an idiot.. you mean a past his prime Robinson and a rookie Tim Duncan... It took Shaq 3 YEARS to finally beat Robinson and the Spurs..lol, and who swept the Lakers and Shaq in 99 on the way to a title... Robinson and Duncan.. the same Robinson and Duncan who ended the Lakers 3 peat dynasty in 2003. Womp Womp.
The game has definitely evolved! I don’t get why that’s looked at as a bad thing by some people. That skilled argument gotta stop! It’s very clear that this is a more skilled era & definitely in better shape. More physical back then because offense was ran from inside & out vs. the opposite now. More of a stretched floor now & makes it harder to Defend.
This is what I grew up watching as a kid. I could watch these for hours. Thanks for uploading
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Watch these for hours? No homeworks?☺️
@MaalDweb2 Upload March 1 1992 Portland Vs Chicago
haha not anymore. i have a job, a mortgage, a wife and four sons! I watch these with my boys at night before bed.@@Liam123-r8o
@@kennybegeske8824 hopefully will look into it Kenny
Penny was such an elite point guard footwork, athleticism,height,speed,wingspan, it's no wonder no defense could stop him he was a major problem before injuries and Shaq was so dominate in this era so was the Admiral 90's basketball was next level and the Worm was a rebound machine and a defense wizard.
Overrated
@@ericvelasquez1282spoken like a true novice
@@TheSands83 Name any award Penny has won?
@ericvelasquez Penny’s career was hampered by injuries after Shaq left. If you watch the 30 for 30 about the magic, Shaq himself said he and Penny were Shaq and Kobe before Shaq and Kobe. He also admitted that he would’ve stayed in Orlando if he had a second chance. Penny’s style of basketball was a perfect compliment to Shaq. While Penny could score, he preferred to pass and he was always happy to pass the ball to Shaq in the post. Shaq admitted that he didn’t like playing with ball-centric guys like Kobe and D-Wade later on in his career
Damn those were the games the whole thing Saturday and sundays in the 90s on NBC THE MUSIC.. nostalgia beautiful memories
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That nba music intro is so nostalgic, god I miss the 90’s😢
Same, I miss that.
I don't it miss the 90s the golden era of the NBA is the 2000s
@@anubis3963the golden era was the 1980s
When NBA basketball 🏀 was worth watching, and Super Star players didn't miss games because of a mosquito bite, or scratch on there leg !!
And Penny Hardaway was smooth, so elite and Talented, b4 knee injuries destroyed his career !
I love these uploads the quality you consistently put out isn’t going unnoticed
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Rodman had some of his best rebounding years when he was with the Spurs
he played 1 year
@@koretv1581 2 seasons
he had 3 seasons with appr.18 avg. His last 2 years in Detroit ans 1st year in SA. That was his peak.
2nd year as a Spur was a good digit as well, but he didn't play a lot of games.
@@koretv15812 he played the 93-94 season too
This is the NBA that cause me 53 cents every morning for a newspaper on my way walking to my Middle School. 😁
David Robinson won this one on one matchup in the scoring and efficiency departments. This was also the first time that Shaq won a regular season game against the Spurs.
Shaq always struggled with Robinson until Robinson’s back injury.
Robinson was a tough match up for Shaq. The spurs would clear out the side of the court that Robinson was on and let him go one on one with Shaq. Because Robinson had handles as a guard he could iso Shaq and blow past him for a dunk or layup. Robinson didn’t have great post moves but he had an explosive first step, could run the floor, shoot the face up jumper, move without the ball and he had elite handles. He had the best handles (him and Hakeem) for a center and even today would have the best handles for a center.
@@PA-zt6xu he didn't have a big butt for the post, but he had all the moves possible.
@@PA-zt6xu Exactly Shaq's achilles heels in general were versatile players w/fast lateral movement along w/pick and roll plays.
Shaq always struggled with Robinson until Robinson’s back injury.
Robinson was a tough match up for Shaq. The spurs would clear out the side of the court that Robinson was on and let him go one on one with Shaq. Because Robinson had handles as a guard he could iso Shaq and blow past him for a dunk or layup. Robinson didn’t have great post moves but he had an explosive first step, could run the floor, move without the ball, hit the face up jumper and he had elite handles. He had the best handles (and Hakeem) for a center and even today would have the arguably the best handles for a center.
Guys that had a strong low base were the most successful at guarding Shaq in general.
Now look up stats those low base players casual lol easy work
@@cheetahturner4576 He still got his #s but the difference was they made him work harder to get those points and on the other end a lot of them could stretch the floor which obviously was a problem for Shaq who didn't like going further out to defend.
I remember thinking Rodman was in the declining part of his career when he went to the Spurs. What did I know ?
The NBA on NBC and the show Inside Stuff was my childhood.
Ah man, the short narrative before the match. The era before the 2000s is something else.
I love watching Rodman highlights more so than any other NBA player, including Jordan, Bird, and Magic (and I do enjoy me some Jordan, Bird, and Magic highlights). B
But Rodman, man oh man, he was such a joy to watch. His hustle, his absolute determination to grab every single rebound he could, the STYLE he had when he did rebound (he made rebounding LOOK cool), and all the other little things he would do when he was out there on the court. 👍
Rodman’s play stood out this game. Refresh my memory, what went wrong in San Antonio for him? I remember he was balling out for them.
He had a mental breakdown in the playoffs. The Spurs were the #1 seed playing #6 Houston and Rodman just started flipping out on his coach and team during the middle of games and refused to help Robinson guard Olajuwon, even though Hakeem was pretty much impossible for anyone to guard 1-on-1. So Hakeem went off and Robinson pretty much got the blame for the rest of his career even though it was mostly Rodman's sabotage. The Spurs likely would have won the title that year if Rodman didn't flip the psycho switch. That's why the Spurs pretty much gave him to the Bulls for nothing for the next season.
I remember reading a long time ago that he said " San Antonio don't want to win"
I remember reading a long time ago that he said " San Antonio don't want to win"
@@rodneymckinnon9075 So, what offended Rodman to that point?
@@TrentonO3000 The Spurs lost the wcf because of the matchup not Rodman's antics. The Rockets were the stretching the floor from everywhere which made it difficult for the Spurs to pull off double teaming w/o paying for it most of the time. The Magic weren't able to figure it out in the finals either obviously.
This would have been a great Finals matchup
i agree
Regular games back in the days are even better than today’s finals
Dennis Rodman was all over!!! My God he could Rebound
Orlando was my favorite squad of all time
Wow, what a gifts to the Bulls, this Dennis Rodman. Added to the GOAT's legacy.
The Spurs should have sent Rodman ANYWHERE BUT to the Bulls. I don't get it.
@@NameCallingIsWeakleagues best interest. Remember it’s 30 owners working together for what is best for the league
And got Will Perdue in return. Fixed much? Naaaaaah
The Bulls will only push through the trade with Jordan and Pippen's consent.
Dennis Rodman was part of the Bad Boys and the intense Bulls-Pistons rivalry (1988-91) remains fresh and personal.
Phil Jackson listed Rodman as one of must-haves in the 1995 offseason to reinforce the frontline against Shaq. Knowing Rodman's antics very well, the Bulls also signed close pal Jack Haley while added John Salley and James Edwards to give that "Bad Boys" vibe (again, permitted by Jordan and Pippen).
Then-GM Pop was that desperate to get rid of Dennis. And if there were other takers, he might wisely sent him to either of those teams except Chicago.
Nobody wanted Rodman after Hakeem beat him from pillar to post and his feelings got hurt. The Bulls should've thanked Hakeem
11:54 A dunk out of anger from Shaq.
Great times!! Big man basketball
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I like that this clip shows misses and fouls too, nice! Get a better sense of the game momentum.
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The good 👍 old days of NBA basketball 🏀 I used to love hearing that NBA theme music when I was a kid penny hardaway was 👍 nice he was one of my favorite players back then 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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They gotta bring those intros back...its like a build up to the game.
David Robinson is the most underrated Center of all Time this man was a machine he is my no. 2 Center of all Time behind Wilt
13:34 Nice putback dunk
13:37 “Yeah, moffo!”
*At the end, Hakeem proves he was the best center at that time by eliminating both of them out the playoffs, winning the back to back title.*
Don't forget Ewing too. He got schooled by Hakeem the year before
Yeah true but at least NY took 3 games from Houston and San Antonio took 2 games unlike Orlando who got swept . New York and SA did make it more interesting in spite of losing.
If Rodman hadn't suddenly refused to help guard Hakeem in the playoffs the Spurs likely would have beat them like they had in the regular season. Hakeem truly was great and unguardable straight up in the post, but he was getting help from Horry, Thorpe etc. on defense and Robinson was getting hung out to dry on the other end.
but orlando shaq was not prime shaq
@@TrentonO3000Exactly. Robinson won the majority of his matchups against Hakeem for a reason.
IDC what anyone says, this brand of NBA basketball is so much more compelling, entertaining and competitively driven than whatever version of the NBA that got going today. It's crazy how someone can't be intrigued by this type of basketball regardless of what era they grew up in.
The pace and intensity isn't there these days.
좋은 영상 감사합니다
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Penny is super cool
You by any chance have any Sacramento kings games during the 95-96 season (non playoff games) or during the 96-97 before Gary St.Jean was fired 🤔
Hi will have to check again, not a lot of sac games from that time sadly but i should have a few from 96 and 97
@@MDBBall thank yoUUUUUU, much appreciated 🙏
Both teams faced Houston in playoffs and San Antonio did better at least winning two games unlike Orlando who was swept
Back when NBA was not pure trash like today…
- The dunk by Shaq at 13:35 is one of the best dunks in NBA history.
This exclusive upload right?? I don't recall u posting this one before 🤔 Hmm maybe u did this the first game Shaq finally won vs the Admiral & the Spurs
Michael i had this one up, the one i haven't posted here yet is their matchup from 1996
@@MDBBall Also, can u see if u can upload Rod Strickland & Clifford Robinson vs the Knicks in 1995 Cliff had 39 & Rod had 26 Big Pat 29 🔎
Admiral was soo good in his prime, his back injury ended his prime. He became a very good center afterward. That was probably the best shape for Shaq, not too small but still bigger than everyone. Why SA let Rodman go, he was so good for them
Shaq had to actually guard other players at his position in this era instead of just roaming around that's why he looked so fit here. Also the Spurs were tired of Rodman's antics, if they had went to the finals and won that year they obviously would've kept him no matter what the Bulls got lucky.
Orlando use to struggle with the Spurs
Nick said he likes the big plays until its freethrow time in the finals.
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San Antonio got all the talent in 1995; trade their 2nd star sean Elliot to Detroit to obtain Dennis Rodman during 93-94 season and get sean back mind blowing.
PENNY IS MVP, MOST COMPLETE PG EVER !!
Facts! It's undeniable
Problem was, he was not smart enough to fully rehab his knee after he felt/heard that pop in 1996 1st round against Detroit.
Continuing to play until ECF then Atlanta Olympics were probably understandable.
Playing in the 1998 ASG despite not fully healed and against the doctors' orders cost him big time, although he managed to get a lucrative deal via sign-and-trade to Phoenix in 1999.
They just fouling Shaq. Dude WTF 😂😂😂😂😂
These centers wanted to matchup on the biggest stage n prove who’s better… now one or both are load managing
13:32 👀👀👀👀👀
Let's go spurs let's go!!!!
Why we throwing it in to this big guy, again? He misses everything.
Classic
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SHAQUILLE O NEAL
DAVID ROBINSON
Rodman all over the boards
Magic's best days. They should've paid Shaq to stay.
Shaq was the best Center he beat DAVID ROBINSON and TIM DUNCAN at the same time twice in the playoffs.. I don't think Wilt Chamberlain or Kareem ever had to go through two 7-footers at the same time defending them in the playoffs... SHAQ RAG DOLLED ROBINSON AND DUNCAN !
youre an idiot.. you mean a past his prime Robinson and a rookie Tim Duncan... It took Shaq 3 YEARS to finally beat Robinson and the Spurs..lol, and who swept the Lakers and Shaq in 99 on the way to a title... Robinson and Duncan.. the same Robinson and Duncan who ended the Lakers 3 peat dynasty in 2003. Womp Womp.
Nick Anderson chokes under pressures.
The game has definitely evolved! I don’t get why that’s looked at as a bad thing by some people.
That skilled argument gotta stop! It’s very clear that this is a more skilled era & definitely in better shape.
More physical back then because offense was ran from inside & out vs. the opposite now. More of a stretched floor now & makes it harder to Defend.
And they want to tell me rodman for will perdue was a fair trade😅 they saved Jordan's legacy for sure. Purdue never averaged double digit rebounds 😅
Not even that but Chicago got exactly what they needed, nothing more, nothing less.
I can't stand San Antonio.
nobody cares