LeBron's Greatest Teammates And Rivals Tell Amazing Stories About The King
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2023
- Welcome to another OM3 compilation to celebrate LeBron James breaking the all time NBA scoring record. In this clip, we have Chris Bosh, Dwyane Wade, Stephen Curry, Kevin Love, Alex Caruso, Chris Paul, Coach K, Draymond Green, Joakim Noah, Victor Oladipo, Kendrick Perkins, Tyronn Lue, Travis Kelce, Kyle Korver, Jayson Tatum, DeMar DeRozan and so many more NBA players talking all things LeBron James from The Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat to The Cleveland Cavaliers. Let us celebrate The King.
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LET'S GOOO!
ya baby!
there is a kid in our park, we all play real good, sometimes we cant go, our jobs, etc
but the kid is always there,
he's really not as good as all of us but he is always there
....If we would really check and see who has the most points, indeed it would be him
not because hes the best, but because he is the one playing the most games
LETS GOOOO!!!
@@internet2055 I feel u. What's the analogy pertaining 2 tho?
Why kyle korver sitting like he on a episode of the real
We definitely need LeBron on this podcast…
When he retires
Lmfao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Right!! I’m honestly really curious if he’s gonna do others podcast or if he’ll just stick to things he produces
we need a Michael Jordan and Lebron sit down interview like Kobe and shaq did
rather have JJ on the Lakers
1:37 - Demar Derozan
5:47 - Kyle Korver
9:49 - Stephen Curry
12:29 - Alex Caruso
16:51 - Kendrick Perkins
20:17 - Chris Bosh
22:35 - Dwyane Wade
29:27 - Grant Hill
34:15 - Chris Paul
36:10 - Stephen Curry (part 2)
38:21 - Draymond Green
41:25 - Tyronn Lue
43:45 - JJ Redick
47:58 - Alex Caruso (part 2)
50:42 - Jayson Tatum
52:09 - Victor Oladipo
56:53 - Travis Kelce
59:07 - Desmond Bane
1:01:02 - Kevin Love
1:05:08 - Coach K
1:07:01 - JJ Redick (part 2)
1:08:10 - Benedict Mathurin
1:11:06 - Joakim Noah
1:13:44 - Alex Caruso (part 3)
1:17:42 - JJ Redick (part 3)
Any chance this could get pinned for listeners so they can listen to certain players if they so choose or need to start from a certain player ☺️
Pin
@Ethan Armstrong man pinned his own very useful informative comment. Sadly not going to happen, but apparently... LETS GOOOOOO is just more important.
@@evanmorrison3232 appreciate you dude. Would hope this would make it easier for viewers to watch if they needed to go back to a certain person
You the goat
Witnessing a supposedly 'unbreakable' record get broken by one of the greatest athletes of all time was something I'll always remember. Appreciate greatness fellas
The record is absolutely unbreakable now.
20ish years of averaging close to 30ppg is an astounding accomplishment in itself.. but the 10 finals appearances set him so far from the competition in points it’s unbeatable imo. And he’s still going, with little sign of slowing down.
@@unitedleagueofgamers3633 he actually became the #1 all-time scorer YEARS AGO when you include playoff points, kareem’s record was reg season ONLY 🤣
@@princssnasty imo all time points is way more impressive than strictly regular season points. Weird Bron hasn’t been given props for that
@@princssnasty uhm….. he actually became the #1 scorer of all time only a few days ago when he broke Kareem’s record but okay….. I know my comment is gonna trigger you
@@askyourwhoremother3292he means Kareem’s record didn’t include playoff points. If it counted he would have been years ago since he leads the nba all time in playoff points.
That Perkins clip is still so crazy, fearing for his life
It's amazing lmao
16:50 prayed LeBron would be out for game 7
oh stop it! they're good friends.
😂😂😂
Bro was mortified lmaooo
Lebron telling the opponent their own play when they forgot is an awesome story
the guys whos not jj brought that up to korver and caruso and im only 20 minutes in
@@kyle2727 he keeps mentioning it and I'm halfway through the vid
It was Demarre Carroll fyi
@@kyle2727 uhm… okay?
good old patrick patterson
LaBron at the age of 38 broke a 38 year old record by scoring 38 points. He is now at the top of the 38,000+ points ladder 👏👏👏👏
That's deep..changing of the guard in the matrixs gladiatorial arena.
On the 38th day of the year, and there was something with his career scoring average too
More facts on
THE LEBRON 38 RITUAL
-how about the fact lebron got subbed out with 38 seconds to go
-or the bucks picked up there 38th win the next game against lakers gianni’s scores 38
-or how kareem broke that record which was wilts before his in the nba 38th season
-then after kareem broke the record, lebron james was born 38 weeks later
-then 38 years and exactly 308 days after that lebron breaks the record scoring 38 points
and 38388 total to break record
-the game was also played on the 38th day of the year
-the game was vs the thunder the team lebron beat to win his first ring and it took place 3883 days after the day lebron won that ring
@@United010 nice one 👏👏👏
He scored 36 to break it though lol
Genius having this ready to go. Great work JJ & Crew. Congrats to the King! Incredible watching him break the record live
🙌
@@JJRedick Lebron type of IQ
@@JJRedick Why is your D so red? Weird nickname
@@JJRedickJJ gets cucked
That Perk clip is wild. In a weird way that’s a sign of respect. He knew a stomach bug or sprain wasn’t enough. 😂
He will be missed when all it’s all said and done even if you hate him. Appreciate him while you can fellas.
Yep
Haters are just fans on hold kiddo, they hate, hate & hate until the person they’re hating on retires or dies, then it’s all love & respect.
@@SteezyKyung i hated on kobe heavy and now ive been a fan since he retired. wont make the same mistake twice. gotta witness greatness with my eyes
@@SteezyKyung You really don’t understand.
The individuals that hate him aren’t normal, most of them are Cult members for other players Cults.
@@SteezyKyung Lebron has made only 38.3% of his shots beyond 8 feet during the 2010s. This is called a fact. Not hate. Great players don't shoot under 40% from 8 feet out.
Thanks for giving the man his flowers JJ. The amount of joy he has brought alone should have everyone praising him but the person he is too? Man it's just crazy. Love you King.
LeBron is an unbelievable human being and athlete. I'm fortunate to have been able to witness greatness. A kid from Akron and now the King. The Greatest of All Time only behind Jordan. Long live the King 👑
It's always nice when good human beings actually get money, regardless of how (meaning how we value basketball players more as a society, financially, than for example teachers, other public servants, etc. but that's another discussion).
He's a good person and he's the best in the world at something for a while now. Good for him because he deserves it with the work he puts in.
Best takeaway for me is Kyle Korver. I think, as fans, we dont realize enough the work that he put in to be on the top, night after night, year after year during his carreer. Like 20 years of greatness for sure.
Kyle was no doubt one of the best shooters during his time in the league, but to say he was greatness might be a reach, considering he was on a 76ers team with AI, a Jazz team with D Will & AK47 as well as that Cleveland team with the King
@@lyingfacts he's talking about the greatest of lebron, which was what korver talked about
It’s safe to say when you beat Lebron, you don’t actually beat Lebron. You beat the other 4 guys out there. But no one sees it that way. Unless your a study of the game
That 3-1 comeback was wild. Bron & Kyrie really had to be damn near flawless
Now the All time leading scorer in NBA history 🔥🔥
Who was hovering over the post button waiting to post it rn 😂😂😂
That would be me. With a glass of red wine in hand. Thanks for watching. 😎
@@jasongallagher41 W mans 🔥
@@jasongallagher41 🤞
Prob JJ
Too many thoughts to post! The clues LeBron’s early recognition of his own talent, being born black challenges, discipline, self sustained practices, life team building choices, the full variety of successes, constant media challenges..not just a Goat but a Genius and a Poet.
Unbelievable watching these nba players talk about lebron and some of these stories are from over 5-10 years ago and he is STILL all these years later playing at this incredible level...
This man is treasure. If "FOREVER and EVER AMEN" was a person👏👑
One of the greatest things Lebron has done is change his game with time. People don’t understand how crazy it is to play at such a high level when the game has changed so much over the past 20 years!
I appreciate you making sure LeBron gets the credit he deserves for everything he's giving to the game. There aren't many who do.
The fact that Steph has a signed Bron jersey from when he was a kid is wild 😂
Greatest case of Real recognise Real. 🤝
Insane how they're both from Akron.
Bron knew he was the greatest shooter long before he got to the league crazy eyes. Kobe also knew it
what’s crazy is lebron is only 3 years older then him. Less then the age gap of lebron and Kobe.
that perk clip is still crazy man 😭 bro was praying lebron had a career altering injury
literally praying for sombody's downfall lmfaooooo
Just for a game 😂
CIA couldn't get that story out of me 💀💀💀
Been privilege to be a Witness since his rookie season. The way he was able to improve on his flaws and continue to grow is unparalleled. He was able to mold himself to the ever changing NBA game and is always tuned into to the opponents weakness. Every year he gets better and his availability might be one of his greatest assets. The level of pressure/hype he has dealt with and lived up to is something we will never see again. The Unbreakable, Unmistakable, KING JAMES.
💯%Facts
Dude, all the people in Bron draft are long gone now and Bron is still dominating like he's immortal
I really want to see one last LeBron finals run. It would be so amazing/ legendary
imagine it with bronny, that would be an incredible feat. from the man who played against 9 father/son duos in his 20 year career, and will be the FIRST IN NBA HISTORY to actively play with their son. if they are on the same team and somehow win a championship, there is no greater story. since bronny will likely go to college first, lebron will have to be in his 23 or 24th season to win, which breaks all sorts of records. its funny how he went from someone breakest every "youngest player to" statistic and will begin, and has already begun, breaking "oldest player to" record, such as average 30 ppg!
We might be seeing it right now
@@JohnDoe-np3xd don't jinx it brother
If AD give it all I think this season they can
It’s definitely possible. In a season when his jumper is really wet it’ll be impossible to stop him, but of course he needs teammates to step up.
So refreshing to have content appreciating and highlighting Bron’s greatness instead of the usual hate.
The fact that Lebron is still going to be playing at a high level for another 2 to 3 years is crazy. Which Means we're gonna get more badass stories like these to come
Listen to Demar say “how locked in this guy is when it’s winning time” - but you have actual people saying he’s scared of the moment
I'm a magic & Lakers fan when i started playing basketball. When MJ came he made the NBA became global. I don't really like ball hogs but 2 3-peats the hype the swagger the highlights and the shoes, I also want to be like Mike. Strong case vs Kareem being the 🐐. When MJ retired i started to appreciate his greatness even more. Then came LeBron and all the hype and expectations. I never liked him from the start comparing him to be the next MJ i didnt like it at all. and just like MJ he slowly gained my respect with the style of his game (pass first). His freeakish athletisicm, the way he continuously developed his game, his endurance & longetivity through his work ethic & discipline, the level of competition and the way he adapt for 3 decades. The level of scrutiny and hate he had to endure specially today's age of social media. He surpassed it all. You can tell it by his stats, advance metrics, diff accolades, records being broken and great players he surpassed and being able to do it the right way in and out of the court. That's why for me he is the 🐐. And after he is done we will surely miss his greatness.
❤
Respect sir ❤️
I agree with you 100%.
The mental fortitude of this guy is next level. Being under a microscope is intense. That’s actually most overlooked aspect of his greatness.
LEBRON THE GOAT.
Love this video. Lebron is my favorite player of all time. He’s one of a kind and inspired me so much. Thanks for putting this together
Same here dude. I just love Bring and the positive energy he moves with both on and off the Court.
Lebron scored 38388 points to become the all time leader, at the age of 38 and record was broken after 38 years
And he scored exactly 38 points today.
That’s freaking awesome 😎
And i doubt it was a coincidence. He had 36 after 3 quarters and only took 2 shots in the 4th. Besides if you know numerology 3 & 8 add up to 11(master number).
broke it on the 38th day of the year
3+8 = 11 is like an important life path number
On the 38th birthday of the Nike organization lmao
I am a big MJ fan and obviously I hold him in high esteem but I love and respect LeBron. What LBJ has done in the game and for the game cannot and will not be topped.
Shaq once said that he had a lot to share with Kobe in terms of how he should trust his teammates more but when he had seen lebron playing multiple times he said he didn’t have to say or tell him anything. He knew this guy is going to great things with any team at his peak. Imagine Kobe & Bron on the Lakers soft only 1 season?
We wish bro but the nba wouldnt let that happen 🤣 if it did might as well just give the ring
I just look back at all the times I heard Skip Bayless talk about LeBron thinking how underrated he is and how it won't be until he's out of the league that the void he leaves shows just how much he meant to the game. Let's also remember he was so great and also held himself as such a good person too, he never let it get to his head like other super successful people have.
That Kendricks bit had me rollin LMAO. Dude was straight petrified at the thought of Bron.
"i was waiting to see breaking news like...LeBron tore his acl" that had me dying
Dude said i was praying on his downfall 💀💀💀
Thank God we got JJ man. Finally someone in the media to speak up intelligently against the slander
Haters don’t understand how crazy 8 straight trips to the finals is. They downplay 3 championships in 8 years better than anyone else. Other professional athletes can’t believe he was able to physically do that 8 times and y’all say it shoulda been free chips
Honestly if it weren't for injuries in 14, 15 Lebron could have more rings
Big facts 😤
Folks are brainwashed with the MJ narrative.
@@NewWorldDreams47 and going up against a unfair super team in golden state with a cavs team that didn’t really deserve to be there without LeBron. He willed his way to the finals.
You mean 10 finals
I see you JJ! This was sneaky good. 🙌😤
Thanks!
In a world where there is so much LeBron hate it is so great to see a show dedicated to his greatness 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Great job guys.
You guys hit it big with this peer-centered content on Lebron! Genius to have asked them all for comments on Lebron and now create this montage. Guessing this will be a favorite keepsake of his. Richer than stat counts ..your peers’ experience with you and salutatory remarks about greatness! 💥🏀
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It was crazy to me, too, Wade. I'm from Cleveland. LeBron made this town a whole lot of money. He spent his first 7 years here. What other baller traded to another team and got that kind of hate. There was an actual riot here.
The absolute hate that the Heatles got speaks to how much Cleveland loved LeBron. Total heartbreak.
It speaks to how immature and selfish they are as humans. I never understood why people hate on someone for playing where they want to play. I understand being sad and whatnot, but sending out hate to them is childish & pathetic. People think these players days consist of 3 hours. These players have lifes outside of basketball, many have the interests of spouses and children thst also factor into their decision. And if he wanted to win multiple chips, it would never happen in cleveland. Cleveland never has and never will be a free agent destination. Just think, if you are a superstar athlete(especially a bachelor). Would want to live in cleveland or a big city, with much better nightlife, way better women, better weather etc. Not to mention way better opportunities for off-court business ventures/endorsements.
The Perk clip will never stop being funny man.
Perk is a legend bro. So funny
@@ianmoore9932 the guy brings absolutely nothing to the table when it comes to basketball, but damn he is so hilarious that I wouldn't have him any other way
@@PygmaApril I hate to tell you bro but without Perk the Celtics never win their 08 Championship. He was a defensive powerhouse in those years
@@KingJerbear Oh yeah sure, Perk had some very impactful seasons. You don't play 14 years as a role player without being good at something. My comment was about his "analyst" career. It legitimately feels like he can't even break down a play.
What Ty Lue did was very motivational. What he did afterwards was hilarious though 😂
Dwayne Wade is absolutely correct, and that’s another way Lebron has impacted the game: he empowered players, and in doing so changed the game.
Thanks, JJ. This will be great for the mini-movie I'm working on. Love the work you and Tommy do!
When you're not a basketball fan and you realize how much more advanced current NBA players are compared to the past, you will understand why Lebron James is The King Of The G.O.A.T's.
What a dumb argument.. They learned all this from the coaches and previous generations
@@LegendaryNamedoesn’t change the fact that the league is more talented than ever, but I don’t like the GOAT discussions because you can’t remove a player from their era.
You are absolutely right. Comparing eras is doing a disservice to the all-time greats, because the game is in a constant state of evolution. There would be no Showtime Lakers without Bill Russell’s Celtics becoming popular enough to out compete other leagues for talent. There is no 1990s expansion era without the Showtime Lakers & Magic literally saving the league from bankruptcy, and making every single team profitable for the first time in the NBA’s history through shared Lakers merchandise sales.
We also don’t get today’s worldwide talent era, without the expansion era creating enough spots for teams to take a risk on Giannis-type international prospects.
@@LegendaryNameyou’re an idiotb
LeBron revealed how clear he is with his story, as he has experienced it versus how we all have (his history) in last year’s Super Bowl ad in conversation with his 17 year old self.
Thanks for being one of the very few to keep it real. Instead of you saying "He's the all-time scoring leader BUT", you showcased his positives/greatness.
The Steph curry story is awesome, all these stories are. Epic compilation
The fact JJ is the first to do this is mind blowing and ESPN is very upset that don’t have this content 😂😂😂
I don't know why but watching greats praise another great is so entertaining to watch and listen to. So much insights!
Here ladies and gentlemen is the definition of greatness!!
I love you JJ for doing these collage interviews about LBJ. ❤️❤️❤️
it's an honor to witness greatness
when the last dance came out I remember people saying that players nowadays don't have that kind of praise for bron. yeah about that...
8 straight finals is just crazy
JJ Redick Have The Best NBA Podcast, Amazing Stories!🔥
Thank you for this JJ! We really don’t appreciate James enough.
Mannn I’ll admit I’ve never been a Lebron fan. Until last night when it was 6, 4, 2, the fadeaway. 20 years and I’ll finally admit I’m wrong, Lebron is amazing.
Wow, how could you have watched the previous 19 and not realized that? But better late than never and at least you are man enough to admit it. Most of the haters would deny it no matter what he does. We all know hating on someone(especially someone they dont even know)is a reflection of self. But reading your comment is refreshing, cuz i honestly feel sorry for lebron haters(well haters in general).
@@jaseallenson316 it’s more of the love/hate/respect thing I have for him. I probably took it too rough as a Celtics fan seeing him dominate 😂 but that man is walking history in the game we love, and I gotta admit that I’ve been fortunate enough to watch him play.
@@Billnyehentaiguy yeah i feel ya bro. You keep it all in the arena of sports. I just dont understand the people that nitpick him for any little thing just to throw shade.
Lebron is a descent prospect
@@TCtrois Top 7 pick at best!
These players know much more than the fans. Great job Redick as usual.
JJ Reddick podcast is on fire..no doubt
Congrats 👑 always be the GOAT in my eyes
Lebron is gonna have the greatest documentary of any sporting athlete ever. Producers and editors will need to take their time putting together the content.
This Compilation is great. Thanks guys for helping uplift a great career meanwhile on ESPN & FS1 they’re having silly debates the morning after witnessing history!
Tommy bringing up the bron telling the play story never gets old
Salute JJ!! Thank you for recognizing and appreciating Lebron’s greatness! It’s unbelievable the level of talent he has and what he’s already achieved and he’s still doing it crazy on and off the court. I hope people appreciate him for his greatness while he’s still around. Generational talent, my GOAT!!
You guys have stepped your content, both quality and quality, up a level lately, your company is gonna grow like crazy if you keep this up!
"Why do you feel the reaction was so different?" - because people feel that they have a right to control you. Especially Black bodies. The Cleveland owner is a prime example. Heard he did good things in Detroit's economy- as long as he's in control it's okay. As soon as someone exercised their autonomy, his true colors came out.
That Tyronn Lue story is too funny 😂😂😂
Still amazed!!! I witnessed two GOATS!!!
You werent able to watch kobes games?
When the time comes when Bron officially retires, I hope he'll create his own podcast or channel or whatever, where his content would be interviewing guys (like this, especially his previous opponents) AND... I would like him to have those analytical-kind of content where he'll breakdown and analyze plays, on how and why they happen. I would also love it if there would be this portion where he'll watch his previous Finals/Playoff games where he'll breakdown and explain some stuff he did back then.
JJ knew this video would be in the archives forever and made sure we never forgot he made Bron touch earth
This is so interesting to watch. To hear it from Lebron’s peers. Jj knows how to make a good video.
The Best Ever. On court. Off court. KING James!
100%. And its not even close.
@@jaseallenson316 If you value losing and participation trophies, yeah. 4-6 not TBE
@@luimba761 Jordan played vs 46 of the top 85 worst teams ever and he only played 13 full seasons
@@leftnrighthandofgod I believe this to be true, the competition level between LBJ v MJ is laughable. Can you explain alittle more about this 46/85 worst teams? As a LBJ fan, would like any detailed ammo. Thank you.
Well done great job in these interviews these are gonna be some intense last few yrs for the King hopefully we really capture this man’s historical moments he just makes the games so fun to watch especially at his age now
Bron’a documentary is going to be legendary 🐐
This was Awesome JJ, thanks for the compilation.
All hail King James, the GOAT 🐐
It’s my third time watching this. I absolutely love this piece. King James is not human, and you will realize this when he retires @kingjames . GOAt 🐐 🏀
they should replace all espn nba coverage with JJ. they should just let JJ run that division of the network
I can’t wait for the day JJ gets Bron on the pod
Jj, Redick, u are my favorite since 2013.. When I saw u play.. Im a senior lady from Philippines, a retired nurse now.. Im 70..
NEED THIS FOOTAGE IN THE 10-EPISODE DOC.
Appreciate u J.J showing love to the 🐐
Lebron = Continous Sustained Excellence = GOAT
I never seen a player as consistent for 20 years. Only player in sports I can think of who did for the 20 years like LeBron is Cristiano Ronaldo.
Literally Tom Brady the GOAT just retired.
Roger Federer is equal in so many ways. Championship records, highly respected athlete in his sport for decades, the BAR of so many fundamental skills, family man, healthy for long stretches, a gentleman more often than not.
@@xeevang1023 not the goat, but damn good.
@@naomflyon6628 yeah except its way more impressive from a physical standpoint to run up and down that court at his size for 90-100 games(most yrs) a year and not only be able to stay healthy but still dominate guys that are 15 years younger. Both are absolutley amazing feats but just saying.
Very sexy
LEBRON IS THE ONE AND ONLY 🐐
Thank u JJ.. For giving my idol LeBron all this talk, from his contemporaries, rivals.. Ur words for him, make us more proud of him, how he made his basketball career, a beautiful one, HES A BLESSED PERSON.. IM SURE, GOD'S GIFT FOR HIM BECOZ HE IS A GOOD MAN ALSO.. REALLY A GOOD FATHER, HUSB.. 😂❤
If you have been so many times in the finals like Bron that means GREATNESS!!! Not easy to get in the finals
great video old man....oh and the 3
Kendrick Perkins got me weak
Only thing I make LeBron great in my book he gives back to the people his own people and to his hometown and it's always about the kids man and my eyes kids are the future of the world no matter what race you are what nation you from if they know kids they ain't no life so that's why I said LeBron is the greatest of all time and I'm a Kobe fan to the fullest nobody can't tell me or tell my mind about my main man ever but while abroad has brought to the game it's untouchable bro greatest of all-time stature
Its especially impressive, being lebron grew up in a single mother. Im referencing how he is such a great family man(well at least from everything we see).
Give the man his flowers
He just took No.4 All-Time assists a couple of Games ago...
My LeBron experience is a perfect testament of the phenomenon he has become. I was a diehard LAKERS hater mainly because SHAQ was just unstoppable. Anyways I swore I would never support him as a LAKER but I got over it rather quickly.
two of the things that go understated about lebron and that we will talk about when he is gone are his stewardship for the whole game of basketball and the young players, and the ridiculous basketball iq. the guy remembers plays like a computer. it's a sight to see in the press conferences when he can recite an entire play from memory. most guys can't do that. it's something he's worked on and comes from his experience in teh game, but it's also a gift from god. most people don't process and hold information on that level while they're engaged in a sport. lebron can play with a dude once and know what he's got, how fast he is and if he can close the gap, how high he gets and how long he is, how well he shoots, etc. then it's in his brain for good, and he's exploiting it.
lbj is the only guy that could carry that 2007 squad to a finals, swept but you put any top 5 in GOAT debate on his place and they’re not reaching that deep in the playoffs
On moms
Thanks for making this video
Love when JJ post on UA-cam
You heard curry himself he had a Lebron jersey that man loves Lebron he know what it is.
Great view on celebrating the king 👑 🐐