One of the coldest shooting guards of the 90s! Sometimes you can get in the way of yourself. Are there any other reasons I missed? Appreciate you guys.
He was one of the most explosive players in the 90s...i couldn't understand why he felt like he was bigger than the game..considering how he came up..you would think that he would at least have people around him that were not scared to tell him..yo..dont do that man...he reminds me of how DAVID RUFFIN was...i remember in the TEMPTATIONS movie..OTIS WILLIAMS asked him..WHATS WRONG?...and RUFFIN replied...Nothin...for the first time?..everything is right..and i think Rider was the same way...it seemed like he HAD TO HAVE SOMETHING BAD HAPPEN or else he didnt feel right..i know some people like that..we call that..CANT WIN FOR LOSING...and to end this?...to even have the audacity to challenge KOBE further lets me know he had a false sense of bravado and got mortally humbled because of it...i just wish he had some guidance when he first got in the league...peace..and much respect to STUNTED GROWTH for not pulling punches...salute to J.R.though..
JC Coach said he couldn't shoot...he torched us. But I see him as Harold Minor with a J who had a real chance to just play. His attitude was the only barrier to his game. Unlike Minor they never gave him freedom to just ball. So, you didn't missing a thing JR'S ego got in the way.
Although he was a phenomenal talent Isiah Rider forgot the fundamental rule of getting paid to play sports: You are a PROFESSIONAL athlete first and foremost. Professional being the operative word. When a team decides to draft you trade for you or sign you they are investing in you. They want to see a return on that investment. You can not tarnish your value by constantly running afoul of the law doing crazy things or misrepresenting yourself or the team. JR Rider was a headache his entire time in the league and after a while teams didn’t want anything to do with him.
Dude had the ability to be a perennial All-Star and maybe even a Hall of Famer. A T-Wolves team with him KG and Marbury easily makes to the conference finals. But as our parents told us growing up, hard heads make a soft behind.
you hit the nail on the head when you said you need more than talent to make it in the NBA. there have been many players who were as talented, gifted, and athletic as michael jordan. very few of those players had jordan's drive and discipline.
Let me start by saying I saw this brother from UNLV to the day he predicted he would win the Slam Dunk Contest and I wish when he played for the Lakers that he would have had more time on the floor. When he was in ATL he could score and put up numbers but not wins. I thought Portland and L.A. were perfect for his game. Thank you for shining light on one of the best players from the early 90s. He was a brother that just needed better guidance
@@benchwarmerss9165 He was a key reserve for much of the season in 2000-01 and would have certainly been in the rotation if it weren't for the drug problems and off-the-court issues
It's been a long time waiting on this Growth Stunt. He was like the Crosstown Hood rival to Latrell Sprewell in the mid90s .Great break down on Riders career .he was that o.g. .he one of the few players that held his own and bodied alot of Allstars at his position but polish and integrity along with focus not having ,or atleast maintaining a solid 2 out of 3 can derail ur growth or career in any sport or in general.
Rider was a baller for sure. I knew he got into trouble but not like this. Wow! What was going on with Rider internally, you have to wonder. I really enjoyed this one!
Salute and respect stunted growth...Isaiah rider had the potential and fire at UNLV and the NBA but off the court troubles slowed him down and glad he’s doing fine and well..I recall a quote Isaiah Rider said about Steve Smith and it was:make me the man like Steve Smith was or get me outta here...fun fact:Isaiah Rider Brian Shaw and Greg Foster won a title together with the Lakers in 2001...true or not:First time three cats from Oakland won a championship together on the same team....
Isaiah Rider was nice in the 90s! When he did the East Bay Funk Dunk everyone else begin to use it which is my favorite move to dunk. Isaiah had a lot of potential on the court 🔥
No matter what they say his talent was off the chart. This Brother had game .And is doing wonderful now giving back to the community. And is a role model to the Alameda/Oakland area.
Major game! He'd be a monster in today's digital and social media. He was my favorite player at the time. Magic the GOAT Johnson said he had the talent to lead the league in scoring. He's a real one but didnt figure it out untill he was out the league. 😫
He may have been a nice person, had a good heart. but he was a big headache on every team he was on, and in the NBA unless you are a generational talent you can't get away with that. Too many people's jobs and dollars are at stake.
He may have been nice but once you upset him in any way, big or small, he couldn't let it go. Even jokes made him mad. He mentally blacked out once he perceived a slight. That is not a good social skill to lack.
He is one of my favs from the 90s. From his days at UNLV all thru his NBA days... My personal opinion the NBA didn't care for his hood demeanor and his non clean cut image. He said himself he had nobody in his corner to mentor him. Talent wise he was one of the best. And he even went bar for bar with the Goat MJ.. that Portland team he was on seemed to be the best teams he was on. (Not including the Lakers)Even tho he was not the first option on the offense. That hawks team sucked and those other players didn't value winning they didn't care so he expressed that and the media ate it up... Salute to JR Rider
His mom was the only one that could keep him in check. His mom set him up for the long run. Put his money in accounts to where he get greased later. He doing good in Arizona.
Known him for years ...was at summer jam with him lol great guy ...kinda hood tho ..but he went to encinal and was a freak ...tight end dribbling and dunking on everything
I remember that draft he came out he was 5th pick and I never heard from him cuz unlv was never on tv! Oh yea You always got some highlights on ur videos I never seen before! You be on yo shiit my boy!💯💯
Christian Laettner would be a good stunted growth maybe. How confident and dominant he was in college to not so scary average nba player. Keep up the great vids
I don't think his growth was stunted. The only thing I can think of is he'd be better in today era. I could see him developing a better 3 point shot like most bigs.
J.C. once again my brother. Can't thank you enough for this "Stunted Growth" profile, on one of my all time favorite players. Isaiah "JR" Rider. Once I saw him in that 94' dunk contest... I thought that was the greatest performance I'd ever seen. And became a STAN going forward. On "NBA Live 95" create a team feature, my whole team, was nothing but JR Rider's lol. My dad would always clown me by saying, "Your boy out there shooting dice again??? Smoking erb??" Lol. JR had game, but just didn't have the right mindset, to be a true franchise player.
Rider was the nigga one of my favorite players. I was 16 I got a chance to hang out with him like right after he lost in the playoffs with the blazers. Like 1a.m. between 85th & 86th on E.14th in East Oakland, a area known as "the Deep" part of the "kill zone" da Sem God be spitting bout. I was with my group home councilor he was a G. Rider has a 5th of Henny weed a CL 600 on 20s hella TVs. He gets drunk leave it with his homeboy leave in a Acura coupe on 20s 4 TVs latina wet as ever driving.
This is a good show however it operates under the impression that every player has expectations of being "great". Being "great" is rare which is why its so hard to get there. 99% of NBA players are role players and that is how the world works. 99% of people at any job average at their job.
Minnesota drafted Rider, KG, and Marbury from 93 to 96. They would have been the most exciting young team in the NBA if Rider had a better attitude on and off the court.
Talent wise I always remember him as a guy who could score 20 in his sleep. I also remember his swag during the dunk contest. Made it fun at the time! I love winners more than anything, but some guys leave their mark on the game in a different way if you grow up watching them. So i put him in that category and give him that!
Yeah, dude was talented, I remember when he was at U.N.L.V . and not knowing who this guy was at the '93 Draft and then I saw highlights and was blown away. He had game and wasted it.
I really hated that he screwed up his career. I rooted for him. Seeing him playing for my hometown UNLV Rebels. He was an exciting player to watch. I remember he used to come to the hood gym and be smoking blunts outside while he was at UNLV.
he SHOULD have been an absolute superstar. his attitude/behavior cost him that. he was so talented he put up impressive numbers even though he didnt prioritize his career at all. some of these guys I just shake my head. sky's the limit talent paired w/ crazy athletic ability and they sabotage it by refusing to stay focused on what they get paid millions to do.
Put this man in 2k. It's just plan ridiculous why so many great NBA players are left out. 2 k needs to pay them and move on. Jordan played against some beast in the 90's and Rider was one of them.
He was the 2nd player I heard being called Baby Jordan behind Harold Minor. Rider was so tough on the low block but when he came to the Lakers he couldn't hit those shots he was known for before coming to LA.
I has nba live 99 on ps1 I was walking around mall of America and I ran I to brian Grant amd he was with another team mate I didn't know who he was, I think Grant played for the heat at that time, I just walked up to him and asked if he was brian Grant and he said yeah, funny I only recognized him from playing nba live.
Thought you was finna get through the vid without mentioning the old school "East Bay Funk" (between the legs dunk) for my non Oaklanders out there. He was the 1st to do it on tv. You slid that in nice at the end. J.R. was a walking bucket. He just had no focus. It's like he would be with GP nem but was never able to maintain professionalism like they could. His heart was always in the hood.
@@emersonarmanii4667 yeah at the dunk contest .... wasn’t as crisp though ... think it’s one of the ones in the late 80s ... surprised the hell outta me cuz I for sure thought it was JR dunk .. well I won’t say yeah cuz it might not have been televised lol
When Minnesota drafted him, I thought they were the team of the future. They had Rider, Googs, K Garnett, and I think Marbary at that time. So much potential.
Agreed , Jr. RIDER,Jamal Crawford, Rudy Gay,Ron Harper,Larry Hughes or Monte Ellis were top5 that got snubbed or was the best to never make a Allstar game IMO
He still did one of the most amazing shots in bball history. That time he threw it from going out of bounds over his head and it went in is still the shit.
I remember Jr when he first came to the league ..Stone Cold Confidence... Dude played Bounce to Ounce in the Dunk Competition..Jumped out the Gym. All that Altitude ruined by his attitude.💯
He was admired around the league. But after that 1on1, I never heard of him again!! So Sad how Kobe destroyed his career with his killer instinct. Now You know what is Mamba Mentality all about. It is Kill mode All The Time!!
9:13 Incorrect, Isaiah “J.R.” Rider was on the Lakers roster during the 2000-01 NBA season which was their 2nd championship during their three-peat from 1999-00, 2000-01 & 2001-02.
His career was exactly how I expected. He was a Good player Like Jr Smith or Latrell Sprewell Not every player is going to contend for GOAT status no matter how bloated the Ego.
@@aaronhutchinson885 SPREEWELL could have to John Starks in allan Houston's place that's how weak the eastern conference was that lockout 98/99 season after Jordan retired
@@aaronhutchinson885 Allan Houston was a shot maker pure shooter and had a underrated all around game ,maybe because he had a deceptive speed pace where he wasn't fast nor slow
One of the coldest shooting guards of the 90s! Sometimes you can get in the way of yourself. Are there any other reasons I missed? Appreciate you guys.
Never lying main
i also think there were soooooo many other good 2 guards at the time, he just caught in the wave of them
Do Chris Allen Michigan State Desean Butler WVU next
He was one of the most explosive players in the 90s...i couldn't understand why he felt like he was bigger than the game..considering how he came up..you would think that he would at least have people around him that were not scared to tell him..yo..dont do that man...he reminds me of how DAVID RUFFIN was...i remember in the TEMPTATIONS movie..OTIS WILLIAMS asked him..WHATS WRONG?...and RUFFIN replied...Nothin...for the first time?..everything is right..and i think Rider was the same way...it seemed like he HAD TO HAVE SOMETHING BAD HAPPEN or else he didnt feel right..i know some people like that..we call that..CANT WIN FOR LOSING...and to end this?...to even have the audacity to challenge KOBE further lets me know he had a false sense of bravado and got mortally humbled because of it...i just wish he had some guidance when he first got in the league...peace..and much respect to STUNTED GROWTH for not pulling punches...salute to J.R.though..
JC Coach said he couldn't shoot...he torched us. But I see him as Harold Minor with a J who had a real chance to just play. His attitude was the only barrier to his game. Unlike Minor they never gave him freedom to just ball. So, you didn't missing a thing JR'S ego got in the way.
Although he was a phenomenal talent Isiah Rider forgot the fundamental rule of getting paid to play sports: You are a PROFESSIONAL athlete first and foremost. Professional being the operative word. When a team decides to draft you trade for you or sign you they are investing in you. They want to see a return on that investment. You can not tarnish your value by constantly running afoul of the law doing crazy things or misrepresenting yourself or the team. JR Rider was a headache his entire time in the league and after a while teams didn’t want anything to do with him.
Well said.
Dude had the ability to be a perennial All-Star and maybe even a Hall of Famer. A T-Wolves team with him KG and Marbury easily makes to the conference finals. But as our parents told us growing up, hard heads make a soft behind.
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Correct
Naw. U had the sonics. Jazz. Rockets. Spurs. Etc. The west was loaded.
you hit the nail on the head when you said you need more than talent to make it in the NBA. there have been many players who were as talented, gifted, and athletic as michael jordan. very few of those players had jordan's drive and discipline.
do ricky davis, dude was a bucket , underrated in game dunker, and got swag he was jr smith before jr smith
That is my homie...went to Iowa and left after freshman year to the hornets. I was with Ricky that summer in Chicago hanging and hooping. Great pick
I loved him in minny, I do know why that had to trade him.
Let him stay on one team his whole career be a foreigner and he's Manu Ginobili.
Stunt Number 1# Pass The Rock my G !
Stunt Number 2 # Score it’s the Only thing I do
Let me start by saying I saw this brother from UNLV to the day he predicted he would win the Slam Dunk Contest and I wish when he played for the Lakers that he would have had more time on the floor. When he was in ATL he could score and put up numbers but not wins. I thought Portland and L.A. were perfect for his game. Thank you for shining light on one of the best players from the early 90s. He was a brother that just needed better guidance
Why the lakers? They booted Jones for Kobe
@@benchwarmerss9165 He was a key reserve for much of the season in 2000-01 and would have certainly been in the rotation if it weren't for the drug problems and off-the-court issues
Yo this dude is my basketball coach he’s doing good now and his song got next
That's ray j daddy
Kewl, but how are you doing?
Hope you ballin out and hitting the Books.
See you at top
It's been a long time waiting on this Growth Stunt. He was like the Crosstown Hood rival to Latrell Sprewell in the mid90s .Great break down on Riders career .he was that o.g. .he one of the few players that held his own and bodied alot of Allstars at his position but polish and integrity along with focus not having ,or atleast maintaining a solid 2 out of 3 can derail ur growth or career in any sport or in general.
Rider was a baller for sure. I knew he got into trouble but not like this. Wow! What was going on with Rider internally, you have to wonder. I really enjoyed this one!
Drugs
Salute and respect stunted growth...Isaiah rider had the potential and fire at UNLV and the NBA but off the court troubles slowed him down and glad he’s doing fine and well..I recall a quote Isaiah Rider said about Steve Smith and it was:make me the man like Steve Smith was or get me outta here...fun fact:Isaiah Rider Brian Shaw and Greg Foster won a title together with the Lakers in 2001...true or not:First time three cats from Oakland won a championship together on the same team....
Isaiah Rider was nice in the 90s! When he did the East Bay Funk Dunk everyone else begin to use it which is my favorite move to dunk. Isaiah had a lot of potential on the court 🔥
Facts. Kobe later won the dunk contest with it
@@stuntedgrowth He sure did use Isaiah’s move to win the dunk contest 💯
No matter what they say his talent was off the chart. This Brother had game .And is doing wonderful now giving back to the community. And is a role model to the Alameda/Oakland area.
Nice! I'm glad he's doing well now!
Major game! He'd be a monster in today's digital and social media. He was my favorite player at the time. Magic the GOAT Johnson said he had the talent to lead the league in scoring. He's a real one but didnt figure it out untill he was out the league. 😫
Nobody questioned his talents.
I knew he was gone pop up sooner or later!!.. wsup stunted growth.. keeping it solid as usual!
Isaiah Rider was low key nice peep the man's career dude did it all literally 💯
He may have been a nice person, had a good heart. but he was a big headache on every team he was on, and in the NBA unless you are a generational talent you can't get away with that. Too many people's jobs and dollars are at stake.
He may have been nice but once you upset him in any way, big or small, he couldn't let it go. Even jokes made him mad. He mentally blacked out once he perceived a slight. That is not a good social skill to lack.
He is one of my favs from the 90s. From his days at UNLV all thru his NBA days... My personal opinion the NBA didn't care for his hood demeanor and his non clean cut image. He said himself he had nobody in his corner to mentor him. Talent wise he was one of the best. And he even went bar for bar with the Goat MJ.. that Portland team he was on seemed to be the best teams he was on. (Not including the Lakers)Even tho he was not the first option on the offense. That hawks team sucked and those other players didn't value winning they didn't care so he expressed that and the media ate it up... Salute to JR Rider
His mom was the only one that could keep him in check. His mom set him up for the long run. Put his money in accounts to where he get greased later. He doing good in Arizona.
Jr and kemp too of my fave players ever .... glad you had videos on them both
Man , in 7th grade I copied his game EXCEPT FOR DUNKING until I hit my growth spurt...I still love his game
Known him for years ...was at summer jam with him lol great guy ...kinda hood tho ..but he went to encinal and was a freak ...tight end dribbling and dunking on everything
Imagine JR Rider on those 90, 91 UNLV Teams! He came to UNLV, 1 year too late.
I remember that draft he came out he was 5th pick and I never heard from him cuz unlv was never on tv! Oh yea You always got some highlights on ur videos I never seen before! You be on yo shiit my boy!💯💯
I remember playing with him on 2k16 dude was freakin nasty!!!!!!! The handles the passes the layups i use to do with this man with Lakers!!
What about Scoonie Penn from Ohio State & Pepe Sanchez Melvin Levett Kenny Satterfield
man we got to get derrick coleman on here
As a former Nets fan when they were still in Jersey, I agree.
Tony Massenburg-Maryland
Lloyd Daniels-UNLV
been waiting for this one!
Pay homage to the "Eastbay"!! Revolutionary!!!!!
Word
Christian Laettner would be a good stunted growth maybe. How confident and dominant he was in college to not so scary average nba player. Keep up the great vids
I don't think his growth was stunted. The only thing I can think of is he'd be better in today era. I could see him developing a better 3 point shot like most bigs.
jason williams is the only white dude that did it right.
He still was good in nba but his game was ahead of it's time
I also had a shoe deal early on, i still remember the commercials...dude had it all, for a quick minute.
J.C. once again my brother. Can't thank you enough for this "Stunted Growth" profile, on one of my all time favorite players. Isaiah "JR" Rider. Once I saw him in that 94' dunk contest... I thought that was the greatest performance I'd ever seen. And became a STAN going forward. On "NBA Live 95" create a team feature, my whole team, was nothing but JR Rider's lol. My dad would always clown me by saying, "Your boy out there shooting dice again??? Smoking erb??" Lol. JR had game, but just didn't have the right mindset, to be a true franchise player.
Rider was the nigga one of my favorite players. I was 16 I got a chance to hang out with him like right after he lost in the playoffs with the blazers. Like 1a.m. between 85th & 86th on
E.14th in East Oakland, a area known as "the Deep" part of the "kill zone" da Sem God be spitting bout. I was with my group home councilor he was a G. Rider has a 5th of Henny weed a CL 600 on 20s hella TVs. He gets drunk leave it with his homeboy leave in a Acura coupe on 20s 4 TVs latina wet as ever driving.
Damn bro. JR was really in the field. Lol.
his Eastbay dunk and crazy behind the back three-pointer will always be in the memory of '90s NBA fans
Think he was the first to do it in the league. Fast forward and Zach Lavine among other doing that from the free throw
Great job by the way he was a special talent 👏 keep it up bro
good video...Rider was nice. Loved him in Minnesota and wish he woulda lasted longer there
JR Rider had too much of that smoke 💨 lmao 😂
This is a good show however it operates under the impression that every player has expectations of being "great". Being "great" is rare which is why its so hard to get there. 99% of NBA players are role players and that is how the world works. 99% of people at any job average at their job.
Minnesota drafted Rider, KG, and Marbury from 93 to 96. They would have been the most exciting young team in the NBA if Rider had a better attitude on and off the court.
Talent wise I always remember him as a guy who could score 20 in his sleep. I also remember his swag during the dunk contest. Made it fun at the time! I love winners more than anything, but some guys leave their mark on the game in a different way if you grow up watching them. So i put him in that category and give him that!
one of my all time faves..man you hit em all
All I can think about is the KG MJ story😂
Love your channel bro, salute G
Salute man💪🏾
1 on 1 with Kobe ruined him 😂✋
It was over long before that
@@bolsbolbol368 yeah that just put the nail in the coffin 😂
Another banger bro... 30k subs OTW. #StuntedGrowth Gotta do one on Mark Karcher bro
I remember when he dropped 40 on Georgetown
@Marie Madison not against Georgetown, it was 40
Shiiid.. I need Dat cell phone 📱 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
East Bay Funk! Classic! Let’s get that Lawrence Moten next. Salute!
Hoopers know
I remember him as a Laker he got a ring though
Loved J.R. back in his Minnesota days, other then K.G. why I remain a low key Wolves follower 🐺
Eastbay changed the dunk game forever ♾ 💯
Yea, I remember him being a bucket but his off court stuff caught up to him
J.R. Rider was my guy back in the day, I liked his skill and swag. Anyone remember him on "ROCK N JOCK B- BALL JAM "
My dad was apart of that loaded 1989 class and he talked about rider a lot about how nice he was but he said rider couldn’t keep a level head
The Next Larry Johnson was the 1st JR.... Smith 😂.. funny... but fact.
Fact
Loyalty to friends back in Oakland. That's what got in the way.
Yeah, dude was talented, I remember when he was at U.N.L.V . and not knowing who this guy was at the '93 Draft and then I saw highlights and was blown away. He had game and wasted it.
I really hated that he screwed up his career. I rooted for him. Seeing him playing for my hometown UNLV Rebels. He was an exciting player to watch. I remember he used to come to the hood gym and be smoking blunts outside while he was at UNLV.
I remember everyone in the hood trying to do that dunk he did-
that dunk changed the NBA
Antelope valley college Lancaster California was one of those jr college's he attended..
he SHOULD have been an absolute superstar. his attitude/behavior cost him that. he was so talented he put up impressive numbers even though he didnt prioritize his career at all. some of these guys I just shake my head. sky's the limit talent paired w/ crazy athletic ability and they sabotage it by refusing to stay focused on what they get paid millions to do.
Put this man in 2k. It's just plan ridiculous why so many great NBA players are left out. 2 k needs to pay them and move on. Jordan played against some beast in the 90's and Rider was one of them.
Dope azz beat gives off a 90s vibe
Isiah was a bad boy ...them first couple of years was something to see...
He was the 2nd player I heard being called Baby Jordan behind Harold Minor. Rider was so tough on the low block but when he came to the Lakers he couldn't hit those shots he was known for before coming to LA.
I has nba live 99 on ps1 I was walking around mall of America and I ran I to brian Grant amd he was with another team mate I didn't know who he was, I think Grant played for the heat at that time, I just walked up to him and asked if he was brian Grant and he said yeah, funny I only recognized him from playing nba live.
Could you do Hubert Davis
Thought you was finna get through the vid without mentioning the old school "East Bay Funk" (between the legs dunk) for my non Oaklanders out there. He was the 1st to do it on tv. You slid that in nice at the end.
J.R. was a walking bucket. He just had no focus. It's like he would be with GP nem but was never able to maintain professionalism like they could. His heart was always in the hood.
str8. crazy time when dunk offs were ill w/o antics
Someone did it before him ... can’t remember but he patented it
@@benchwarmerss9165 on tv?
@@emersonarmanii4667 yeah at the dunk contest .... wasn’t as crisp though ... think it’s one of the ones in the late 80s ... surprised the hell outta me cuz I for sure thought it was JR dunk .. well I won’t say yeah cuz it might not have been televised lol
@@benchwarmerss9165 video just as good. I'ma look for it ✊🏿
Multi-million-dollar body, 10 cent head. Dude had more chances than most to prove himself and kept screwing up.
that east bay dunk off had me hyyyyype
When Minnesota drafted him, I thought they were the team of the future. They had Rider, Googs, K Garnett, and I think Marbary at that time. So much potential.
I was in love with rider game. He could have been the absolute truth
He’s in my top-5 “best players who never made the All-Star game” list. I agree, his attitude killed his career...
Agreed , Jr. RIDER,Jamal Crawford, Rudy Gay,Ron Harper,Larry Hughes or Monte Ellis were top5 that got snubbed or was the best to never make a Allstar game IMO
@@carlwallace1129 Darrell Griffith, Eddie Johnson, Byron Scott, Orlando Woolridge and Jason Terry as well..👍🏾
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. How about a Lloyd Danels Stunted Growth?
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Jr rider was that dude 💯
What happened to Keith Closs?
He still did one of the most amazing shots in bball history. That time he threw it from going out of bounds over his head and it went in is still the shit.
Dawg...half these highlights was buddy get cooked my MJ and Kobe 😂😂😂😂😂
😂I see you caught that. Used to show how much his mouth got him in trouble! Those were the wrong 2 to do that with
MJ in these clips just COOKING Rider like a hamburger patty...
@@stuntedgrowth but in hindsight he took those challenges like you said .... plenty ppl got cooked by both 🤷🏽♂️
😫 this dude could have been in the Hall if he took it serious.
East Oakland Stand Up!
This was a good one. It might be time to do Christian Laettner man...
James Young should be next. What happened to you doing Earl "The Goat" Manigault ?!
Nothing got in his way. I never thought he was going to be a career long All Star.
I read somewhere that he could do all of his dunks barefooted. That’s nuts.
Hey. He won a championship and is one of the more memorable performers at all star weekend in the 90s.
Well this didn't take long lol. U on demand bruh 😂
Micheal Beasley KSU or Tyler Hansbrough UNC
Did both👍🏾
Weed and wanting it bad enough messed up Beasley.
I've kicked it with JR a few times he's a Good Man cool AF‼️
Marbury, Rider and KG would have made a good young Big3 at the time
Legendary how there’s no reference to MJ but they sprinkle in some fadeaways just cuz
“J.R. Rider .. Washed Up Off Marijuana” - Jay-Z
Isaih was freaky athletic!
He was nice on Portland . You should do one on Antonio Daniels
Do a stunted growth on Lamar Odom
I remember Jr when he first came to the league ..Stone Cold Confidence...
Dude played Bounce to Ounce in the Dunk Competition..Jumped out the Gym.
All that Altitude ruined by his attitude.💯
He was admired around the league. But after that 1on1, I never heard of him again!! So Sad how Kobe destroyed his career with his killer instinct. Now You know what is Mamba Mentality all about. It is Kill mode All The Time!!
my boy
I mean.. his career was good... I always liked his attitude towards the game...he never backed down
Isiah "East bay funk" Rider
9:13 Incorrect, Isaiah “J.R.” Rider was on the Lakers roster during the 2000-01 NBA season which was their 2nd championship during their three-peat from 1999-00, 2000-01 & 2001-02.
a stunted growth let`s get billy owens on here
His career was exactly how I expected. He was a Good player
Like Jr Smith or Latrell Sprewell
Not every player is going to contend for GOAT status no matter how bloated the Ego.
Spree in GSW pre choke was a problem. Believe multiple times all NBA and allstar.. his production was above both those guys.
Ummm Sprewell was way better. Dude was an amazing player. He took the 99 Knicks team to the finals as the 8th seed.
@@hennylo68 yes. With A.Houston
@@aaronhutchinson885 SPREEWELL could have to John Starks in allan Houston's place that's how weak the eastern conference was that lockout 98/99 season after Jordan retired
@@aaronhutchinson885 Allan Houston was a shot maker pure shooter and had a underrated all around game ,maybe because he had a deceptive speed pace where he wasn't fast nor slow