BEST Shooter From Every Decade In NBA History
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Here's our take on the best shooter from every decade of all time.
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Shoutout to Giannis and the Bucks for winning the Finals. Was a great series to watch all the way through!
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Ngl i wanted the suns to win but congrats bucks
@@alexandermontes6407 brother same i hate giannis but like gg
theu wouldnt made it if kyrie and jarde. wasnt injured
Klay deserves an honorable mention. Arguably the best catch and release shooter in NBA history. 60 points on 11 dribbles doesn't happen by accident lol
sure
Agree 100%
not best shooter in decade🤷♂️
Facts
Did kyle korver and ray Allen die ?
Video idea: BEST Defender From Every Decade In NBA History
Draymond Green obviously for every decade
50’s: Bill Russell
60’s: Wilt Chamberlain
70’s: Kareem Abdul Jabbar
80’s: Mark Eaton
90’s: Dikembe Mutombo, Scottie, and Gary Payton
2000’s: Ben Wallace
2010’s: Kawhi Leonard
2020’s: Giannis Antetokunmpo
No Dennis Rodman?
80's would be Mark Eaton tho
90s would be scottie pippen
I feel like Dirk should've been an honorable mention in the 2000s and KD in the 2010s. Both in the 50-40-90 too.
Steve Nash and Klay Thompson
@@codri9932 40 points in a quarter, 60 points on 11 dribbles... Klay Thompson is an honorable mention without a doubt. I believe he is not too far behind Stephen Curry for the best shooter of all time. I mean, he has 2 huge injuries in last 2-3 years and noone doubts he will come back and play like his older self, all because of his pure shooting skills.
@@gipek 37 in a quarter
@@franciscogoncalves7712 He knew that but he added an extra 3(😉) to make his statements on Klay's feats look more dramatic and impressive.
@@user-sz6kp1tn6c it’s still extremely impressive
4:59
While Larry did score 47 points in a game he largely used his left hand, only 10 of his 21 made field goals were left-handed - the others were right-handed.
As I recall, he went the first 3 quarters going with his left only from the field, then started shooting normally in the final quarter as the game was still close.
Bro just hating on Larry legend for no reason
@@dakota.thyhound7781 WHY do you morons call it "hating" on someone to offer the REAL, STILL IMPRESSIVE information vs someone's EXAGGERATION?
The REALLY impressive part is that he had stated BEFORE THE GAME that he was going to play at least the first 3 quarters WITH HIS OFF HAND - then went out and not only did it, HE WAS BETTER THAN ANY OTHER PLAYER ON THE COURT while doing so.
Take your stupid "hating" LIE and shove it.
Thanks for the useless info. I've watched this game numerous times, and Birds off hand ability is ridiculous. Name me another player in NBA history that could even come close to pulling this off. Useless.
@@chrisbrooks6756 Jordan.
Perhaps Maravich.
Perhaps Hondo.
There's 3, probably a few others. But I'll grant ONLY a few.
@@bricefleckenstein9666 Sorry, I've watched every player that you listed, and that's simply not true. Besides a lay up, these guys ALMOST NEVER, shot with their off hand. Bird did it on a regular basis, inside of 15 ft. I've never seen anything like it. Nice try, though.
Big honorable mention to *Peja Stojakovic* in 2000's and *Klay Thompson* in 2010's.
And I hope *Michael Porter Jr.* will be top tier for in 2020's :)
Michael porter jr lmaooo Noooo
Ben Simmons
@Depressed Citizen he can shoot, he just shoots too much
@@thehaunted8055 he is probably saying 2nd best cause every1 knows Ben Simmons is the best shooter and can't miss a shot
@@Unknown-we4ii that's right
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60' celtics
70' knicks /bucks
80' lakers
90' bulls
2000' lakers
2010' warriors
@@davidanyasike2821 ye
Brian Scalabrine was to good to be in this list
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Olynik also
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That Jerry west buzzer beater is amazing
This channel continues to be the most complete nba based channel on UA-cam
well they talk about other sports too
Not gonna lie, all the players here were pretty obvious
yea 😂
I guessed the list even before the video started, but it was still entertaining. I mean damn I didn't know Pistol averaged 67% from three holy crap.
@@joaquintuason5695 that’s because the three came late. i wish him and jerry west had it
@@joaquintuason5695and .... Pistol Pete could also hit well defended tough shots from range. Dame does it, too.
Pistol Pete really was a beast. If he played today he’d break the internet on a regular bases.
The guy was the goat I'm his days🏀🐐
The guy was the goat I'm his days🏀🐐
Pete Maravich had bad shooting average 43,8% both collage and NBA! Allen Iverson had bad shooting 42% his NBA career! Kobe Bryant had bad shooting average 44% his NBA career! No-one wants to watch bad shooters like Kobe or Iverson or Maravich! Denver Nuggets scored 126,5 points in 1982 scoring NBA team regular season average record! Back then The People loved high scoring NBA! Now today the crazy people claiming we want low scoring NBA!!
@@RaineriHakkarainenuh, these guys took tough, challenged shots that often their teammates would not even think of taking. That will bring down your percentages.
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Incredible as always
5:37
After Reggie came back from his freshman year of college, he and Cheryl played a game 1 on 1 - but Reggie had his last growth that year, was finally taller than his sister, and beat her sollidly.
Cheryl refused to play him after that - but she DID beat her YOUNGER brother regularly before that.
dirk deserved an honorable mention, he was god of the fadeaway
Imagine if Drazen Petrovic didn't passed away suddenly, he might've been at least top 15-10 greatest shooter
He sounds a lot like the person in a yogurt ad
In the 1970 Finals, Jerry West's 64-foot buzzer-beater was only worth 2 points. It only forced overtime, which the Lakers lost. The same shot in the 3-point era gets the Lakers the title.
Thinking deeply about that is so sad 😞
Not really how that works but point taken 😂
no, because if you look at the shot record for the rest of the game, the knicks made 4 shots from behind the arc whereas the lakers made 2, so they still wouldve lost... thats not the only shot that wouldve counted for 3 in that game
Curry will leave a legacy for sure ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
He has already left a legacy for future generations to shoot at.
Peja Stojaković definitely deserve a mention.
Nice vid
Peja Stojakovic deserves Honorable Mention from the 2000s
Excellent list
Who else is here tonight after Steph broke the record for most made 3s in a career?
Not me
not me
Not me
I think Ja deserves an honourable mention too. Man’s a dangerous shooter these days
Bruh
Day 5 of asking nonstop sports to bring back the deep voice guy
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With a due respect to Reggie Miller, who was number 2 in my opinion, I'd say Michael Jordan was the overall best shooter in the 90's due to the fact that he made shots in every conceivable difficult situation possible in play as well as taking and making them with the highest percentages while taking the most shots.
Agreed. Although I think this video seemed ot focus more on pure shooters, rather than the player that is just the best ever.
@Jacob_Rl That's kindergarten knowledge for me but yeah I was talking about in-game all forms of shooting not just pure shooting. MJ is in fact the greatest shotmaker of all time in this regard. To be fair though Reggie Miller only entered one All-Star game but never tried again after losing to Glen Rice.
@@Jackaroo.Good point. However, Jordan's pure jump shooting tends to be underrated
Jerry West is #22 on the all-time NBA scoring list with 25192 point in only 932 games. Every other player ahead of him on the list played well over 1000 games.. Keep in mind, unlike most of the guards ahead of him on the list, "THE LOGO" had no 3 point line when he played. If West received 3 points for those jumpers instead of 2, he'd be well ahead of them all.
We all know that Steph Curry is gonna be the best for the 2020’s as well, because he still has a ton of years left in his career and he’s not stopping him anytime soon
no
Good video the 80s was a wonderful decade for the NBA. I liked the Pistons aka Bad Boys
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For an honorable mention in 2010 it could have been either okay or Kyle korver
8:28
Not knocking on Steve, but he's "only" a *4* time 50/40/90 club member - which is still more than anyone else, though he did't have the VOLUME of many of the other members.
Like all of the members, he's also had at least one "near miss" season where he missed on 1 of the 3 numbers by a fraction of a percent - if you round mathematically he DOES get a 5'th membership season, but if you do that Bird gets 3 and a couple folks get 2.
imagine Drazen play now WOW
I want to see top 10 best players and top 5 worst players from the nba playoffs like last year
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It took Steph Curry 511 fewer games to break Ray Allen's 3 point record. Insane!
70’s = Rick Barry
I have to mention Walt Frazier, along with Rick. People mention Pistol Pete and Bob McAdoo, which is legit. But would anyone want to leave Frazier or Barry open? I don't think so.
BTW, downtown Freddie Brown gets my vote for the best shooter in the 70s. But these guys are obviously next in line.
9:21
The problem is that big men don't learn how to play the POST any more - 60% from 2 point range is better than 40% from 3 'cause you're more likely to get the rebound to TRY AGAIN, and it's also a lot more common.
The long-time 2 point record percentage for a season by WIlt was over *70%* (was passed last year), and 60%+ is fairly common for great post players, while 40% for a season is pretty UNcommon for 3 point shooters and matching Wilt's efficiency from 3 is VERY BLOODY RARE even before you factor in his REBOUNDING efficiency that year on his relatively few misses.
9:32 and per Charles Barkley, the reason big men don't learn the post any more is the surge in popularity in AAU Basketball in recent years, where very few coaches bother trying to TEACH their players anything but how to shoot - and often not even that.
The value of 3 is not just efficiency. Spacing, versatility, I can spend hours here listing these subtleties.
@@Rafaeu777 You're talking to a long-time ABA fan here (AKA preaching to the choir).
But if you don't MAKE those 3 pointer attempts at a fairly high rate, you don't cause anyone to care about you and do NOT get the spacing etc.
Some players just get IGNORED when they're that far from the bucket, as they're no threat worthy of paying attention to (Shaq in his day was a prime example - made one out of HOW MANY despite probably being wide open every time?).
@@bricefleckenstein9666 Of course you have to hit the shots, what a fucking argument is this "If you miss you don't have spacing".
60% is league leading back in the day and if you look at the top 10 2FG% today (which is the era with most of these due to spacing) only handful of them are volume scorers and even back in the day the likelihood of that 2FG% was even that high was even less
There were seasons where one to maybe 2 players who were shooting 2FG% inside the arc at that efficiency from the 70s all the way to the mid 00s. On the other hand 40% while elite is more common, and even stars can hit 40% from 3 in spite of high volume
Makes sense why coaches don’t promote post play and promote a more position fluid game. You can’t convince everybody that they’re going to be Wilt in terms of back to the basket.
There’s literally been only 3 confirmed seasons and possibly a fourth where the top 10 most efficient 2 point shooters have hit 60% and it’s been the past 4 seasons, meanwhile since 1990 to today (32 years) only 2 seasons have the top 10 3 point shooters not all shoot 40% or higher and that’s 1991 and 1992. Numbers show that 40% from 3 is more achievable then 60% inside the arc
Post play has been dying since zone became a thing, and it’s only makes sense to be used by guards because of their ability to dribble and make plays even in the teeth of the zone.
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Honorable mentions for the 2000’s should have been
Steve Nash
Peja
Dirk
Nash should have tied with Allen and Dirk and peja are really good too
Loved this video but I do think that some of the shooters from the ABA deserved some love too. I mean they're the one's who were using the 3 point line like 10 years before the NBA ever did.
Like Rick Barry.
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Can you do PLZ the best team in every franchise history??
HM: 80s Dale Ellis, 90s Mark Price & Mullin
Most important skill in every decade
The first Bird Nice video
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Where is Ben Simmons?
Good one 😂
Hilarious!
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0:25 Bob Pettit is an honorable mention :) XD
Nash was a great shooter, glad someone said it
Absolutely. He and Steph are probably the greatest shooters off the dribble, moving left or right back or forth. You can't underestimate their ball handling ability when you factor into their scoring prowess.
If it weren't for Steve's excellence as a passer and point guard, he would get more recognition as the great shooter he was.
pete maravich played in the wrong era lol
😂😂😂😂 Facts
Yeah, but still he made his mark.
u should do best dunkers in decade
larry bird - i got Accuracy, SUCKERS
Stehp Curry - i got HANDLES, controles and accuracy BIRDY
Lol Bird: I got fines, I got rebounds, I am clutch
Steph: you scare me
Lol
@@javigar133 why hate on Steph bruh
@@javigar133 if he doesnt take risky shots he probably shoots 50%
2021's best shooter: Ben Simmons
Agreed
Today i dreamed about the Bucks game and i heard a voice in that dream saying:
”Coach wants Giannis to dominate the paint instead of launching threes like Giannis wants” 😂
Bro I knew that Pete Maravich was in this list
60-west(havlachek)...70-pete(berry)...80-bird.(english)..90-reggie(mullin)...00-dirk(ray)...10-curry(thompson)
now that i think of it miller was a prototype curry: non-physical, shooter extraordinaire, even similar skin/hair, but not blessed with the same roster or front office, and curiously facing continuously the best player of his era
Video idea: best rebounders from every decade in nba history
Pls do every dunkers or best big man
peja stojakovi'c should be an honorable mention
Next video please do the best off ball players
peja stojakavic deserves honorable mentions too
make a video for the best player in 2021 playoffs
They should've had Rick Barry's pic for the 70s, Larry Bird's pic for the 80s.
RIP Pete Maravich & Drazen Petrovic
Day just got better
Would’ve liked to see slightly less known guys, Louis Dampier, Cliff Hagan, Debuscherre, Bingo Smith, Schrempf, Heinsohn.
5:24 finally Reggie getting some damn respect
Mark Price almost averaged 50/40/90 for his career. And he wasn’t just catch and shoot, dude could ball
Price was definitely a great shooter, but his career average was 47-40-90 (11 seasons). Nash was closer: 49-43-90 (18 seasons). And over the 11 consecutive seasons from 2003-13, Nash went 50-43-91. That’s absolutely insane
@@JohnSmith-oe5kxI have never seen a better shooter than Mark Price. Walter Davis is right there with him. Steph probably gets the nod because of his unbelievable range. But Mark and Walter could shoot with anybody.
Imagine if pistol Pete played today he would kill defenses
Larry Bird too. He would average 30 easily
@@pigskin1287 only 30?
@@michaeljordan310 at the very least
@@pigskin1287 omg lmao haha he doesn't shoot threes that much
@@cap8032 so don’t you think they would adjust game plan for him to chuck up like 15 3s a game or like he wouldn’t practice 500 3s during practice like Curry?
Nonstop sports do best passer in every decade
Fax
of course reggie Miller owns the 90s
I still think the most impressive part about Ray Allen's 2013 buzzer beater is he was able to walk back to the 3point line without looking where the line is
I never realized that
Game tying not buzzer beater
@@csc4781 it beat...... the buzzer
@@PrivateJoker0119 no it was still 5 seconds left
@@csc4781 it's still considered a buzzer beater, since he still beat the buzzer,...why are you arguing terminologies, what a nerd
"and a sniper in his hands" AY AY AY AY WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH
Peja deserves and honorable mention. Dude was underrated
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Can't imagine if the 3pt line came in 2nd year of Pistol Peat career
you forgot about kerr who has the best 3pt % in nba history
nah he's not better than Miller if you ranked the best shooter by 3pt percentage then Deandre Jordan would be the best 2 point scorer
I think the list is primarily for guys who can actually score a decent volume of points, too. Not just shooting specialists who often come off the bench
1970’s has to be John havilecek, he has 8 rings and was a really good 3 point shooter
Honorable mention Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf 1990's
@Nonstop Sports
What about the 40’s and 50’s?
R.I.P. Drazen you will be missed
Golden State Warriors fans didn't know how perfectly appropriate it was to put the Air Jordan crying meme next to that 73 because like Air Jordan said 73-9 don't mean shit without that chip.
😂🤣😭👌🏽
3-1 comeback dont mean shit without a real ring
@@unnatikhapre9842 what
Drazen alwalys in our hearts
reggie miller and john stockton were pretty close in the 90s in terms of shooting
And for the 2000s Kobe/Steve nash should be a honorable mention
2010s gotta be Ben Simmons
2000s gotta be Shaq
4:40
More, Larry is one of only *2* players that managed to achieve the 50/40/90 club MORE THAN ONE TIME. (Steve Nash is the other - on quite a bit lower volume shooting).
Nash did it 4x.
@@oliverdennis3115 Yep, but again on lower volume - which DOES tend to depress your percentage some.
Still, Nash was another GREAT shooter.
@@bricefleckenstein9666 Yeah, both were amazing shooters of their decade, and both played in really fun, passing teams. I will always debate the Price, Bird, Nash, Miller, Allen as the 2nd best of all time and can never come to an answer,
What about Chris Jackson? If he wasn't blackballed, he would've been up there in 3s
Also honorable mention to Dame Lilliard.
7:59 this is someone from the future nonstop was right he did beat the record best day in my life
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