The NBA Has a BIG Problem And No One Is Talking About it
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Trap sax
I know something was wrong watching the video I just cant point what it is.
Nah I reckon this music fit this video though
100% facts that shit just hit different
all the nba, high school and college players need to watch this video..
Elizr truth
Agreed! And this is THE most relevant video on UA-cam about NBA players suffering injuries. Why have I come to this conclusion? Because this is the only video that I'm aware that addresses WHY so many players are suffering injuries. Well done, sir!
@Prophet Guru this may be the absolutely dumbest and trashiest comment I've ever seen. Widen yo goddamn mind son, broaden what you think your race is capable of and quit thinking you know what's going on with every young athlete.
19yr old kids are not the same toughness as 25yr old men
@Prophet Guru lol
I thought this was gonna be a video about low top shoes causing injuries
Same!! It is a pretty big issue I think..
Saaaame
Pointless red circle
I thought they had shoes that made them tall
why are people wearing low top shoes for sport. those idiots.
like jordan said, " players now are paid on expectation not on production" . They are to young especially this generation.
Yeah, I was watching the Last Dance this month, and it was so surprising that the bulls got a crazy contract on Pippen so he was only making $2 million a year for a few years while the NBA had exposed in popularity (thanks in part to Pippen) but they didn't renegotiate his contract to reflect it. If anything the increase in player salaries for playing in a such a popular sport should go to the legends and foundation builders of the league's current successes.
I would never pick a 15 yr old for the NBA. He might be great but let the boy finish high school first. Also, him having a superstar NBA player for a dad does "NOT" guarantee he will even reach or surpass his father level. The rules are in place for many reasons. It protects players and teams.
Leo Rivera why? If they’re good enough, then why wait?
Exactly look at MJ's kids
Leo Rivera it’s about the genetics and potential he’s shown. Not only that but he’s gotten multiple scholarships already it’s insane
Leo Rivera yea I mean look at John Stockton’s son I forgot his name but he was in the league for a portion of the 2015-2016 season
I agree. There is no way I would draft a 15 year old. I would pull an MLB and use my G League team to its fullest potential and put the younger players on that team for a season or two. Possibly more
Aww I was looking forward to listening to the trap saxophone
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Aren't we all... :(
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Since Kobe died UA-cam thinks I’m a basketball fan.
same!!!
that’s youtube for ya. watch one video about something, get that one thing in your recommended section
Well you opened this video and commented on it. That probably didn’t help
same but i aint complaning
SERIOUSLY!
I haven't watched basketball since MJ.
Now i'm on a weird binge of basketball vids.
If you take football (soccer) as an example, a lot of teams have "youth development" programs where they scout young talent and sign them into their programs. Each team has various junior teams, U12, U16, U21 etc and if you're too good for your current age group you move up to the older teams. That way you get young superstars breaking into the top tier teams when they are very young. Michael Owen, Wayne Rooney, Mbappe, Messi, CR7 all broke into first teams in their teen years (Rooney was 16 when he made his Everton debut in the premier league). But this format does mean there are a lot of young players who don't make it past youth level.
I played football (soccer) for many years and in many ways is worse for wear and tear than basketball, but consider that a 6'1 player like ronaldo (that is already considered tall) is far from the typical 6'8+ playing in the nba, the weight is mostly what destroys these kids going to the nba
@@nkalves95 The NBA is a way faster than College Basketball and the College Basketball teams are mostly in generell to weak.. they have to many teams, to many not so talented players
@@JesusVonWish Agree, but a heavier human will without a doubt be more susceptible to injuries, especially a tall and heavy basketball player
Gerard was on a Liverpool youth team by the time he was 8.
@@nkalves95 I played soccer at my youth for a Bundesliga Youth team (First German Division) and I am around 1,95 meters (use Google for inches) I never had a injury and I still play soccer in a Sunday league and haven't injured yet..
The Spurs are a prime example of drafting what they need, and also finding the best talent towards the end of the 1st round 🤷🏻♂️
The second round too, that's how they got Ginobili
I also think the Spurs draft philosophy prevents catastrophic injury. Dejounte Murray not withstanding, the Spurs typically draft college juniors and seniors or international players with a few years of experience. The Spurs are not drafting fast-twitch athletes or performers that meet the "bigger, stronger, faster" prerequisites. For comparison, Tony Parker is not Russell Westbrook. Manu is not Paul George. Tim Duncan is not Joel Embiid. Bruce Bowen is not Blake Griffin.
Alternatively stated, they are not drafting nineteen-year-old kids. They draft players that have grown into their "man-bodies". Of course, standard basketball injuries will happen (dislocated fingers, sprained ankles), however, having the muscle mass, proper training, and diet, traditional basketball training methods prevents catastrophic injuries.
@@joenicedj I wish I could like this comment a million times...
Exactly true! The raptors I believe have become this as well in recent years.
They still drafted a rookie who was injured most of the season
I think the NBA needs to stop thinking of the G League as some kind of demotion and start treating it like an actual minor league. Hell, MLB draftees don't show up to the top level until 24 or 25 usually.
G leugue doesn't attract players that can make money In Europe. In Europe big teams have their own minor league teams and take time developing players and some teams knowingly sign young talent to develop and sell on. Some leagues are seen as development leagues for young players homegrown and foreing even Americans have to earn their spots playing In lower tier leagues. Big clubs rarely have many young players In their rotation. Aau sees players playing not developing and to have needed rest. Just pushing your body to the limit constanly just makes more wear and tear. Develop skills and teaching the game makes better players. Less games More practice for young players.
That MLB mentality doesn't work for basketball though. A big part of MLB's low tv and online viewership is the inability for fans to keep up with rookie players once drafted into the league. The NBA as a players league, wouldn't be as popular were it's big name rookie's disappearing into the minor leagues for 4-8 years.
@@danmurray1996 I think he's talking more about the players that need the development
@Daqueda I agree and disagree. If a player can stay healthy he will be fun to watch. A minor league system is basically a year of "summer league." I agree with the "he/ she won't know the players/prospects" argument, but at the end of the day it is all about fun and if the prospects/players can stay healthy, it would be dope to watch.
Daqueda The fact that MLB has double the amount of games as the NBA and 10x the NFL is the reason for lower attendance and TV viewership. When there are a 162 games obviously each game will be in demand less. It’s pretty simple.
I’m changing this comment now lol. Congratulations to the people who saw the original. Soccer is a goated sport
Inigo Bantok honestly I would rather have greater season ahead of me because I’m healthy than be ROTY
And it got Alvin gentry fired
Zioon a bust.
SUI! - you’re a Skip Baelis if u actually think that
But he’s hurt and He barley played most of the season The Teams Are Making Kids (That We All know From past Seasons) That could have been the next Big Thing or AT LEAST an All Star like test animals
You nailed it. These kids need to recover more and take it easy sometimes. DeMarcus Cousins probably got injured trying to push his body to the limit.
David Perez no he got injured playing pick up in sandals
@@joshuaroh425 we never said he was the smartest
He is not that athletic yet he wanna moves like one.
I think that may be true, but also the athletes have to compete a lot more now. More games and summer league, playoffs, g league, Olympics, etc. It's a lot for many of the athletes. I mean look at 5:04, the athletes are playing the same amount of games as in the 80s, but theres just way more games now, which is why the percentage is so low.
@@joshuaroh425 he wasn't wearing fucking sandals, he was wearing some cheap ass Pumas....
How does this guy not have 1 million yet?
Chauncy Gardner he’s close so I wouldn’t say that
@@ethanmoseley3157 he doesn't have 1 mil now does he? Stupid
He almost there lol
Chauncy Gardner did I say he had a million pay attention 😂
@@ethanmoseley3157 dude i juss said how come he dosent have a million and u said he's close. IDFC
anybody think that jimmy's voice is just really cool
Yes. But at the same time makes me sleepy 😴.
Matthew Spurs calm your balls kid
@Matthew Spurs triggered af
Umar Hamzah you moist over there?
@Matthew Spurs we talking about rookies. What's your problem?
Dawg I don´t even watch the NBA and I´m hypnotized by this channel´s content, wtf
If you draft bronny you could get lebron to come🤷🏼♂️
@Dylan Hibicke that's so funny 🤣🤣🤣
Lebron gonna be like 37, nobody wants that
SSG STEPH um i’m not a lebron fan but ur smoking something
@@vfroze2x828 Ur smoking something, the only player that was good at 37 was mj and he is wayy more skilled than bron
@@ovosteph3244 you sound like a bandwagon idiot who knows nothing about the game lol
Lonzo never got hurt in high school on Lavars traditional weight lifting regimen and he was just as explosive 🤷🏿♂️ modern technology doesn’t mean it’s better
Jr Miss I was just about to comment on this.
Yeah Lonzo also had a regular hoop in his backyard too. Nothing fancy.
DYLAN that’s the whole point of this video 😂 wtf
@@tercial lonzo had a concrete basketball court. i seen people say that why he injury prone in the nba so far ( could just be a concidence)
@@pcoder9474 wait so the type of court makes a difference?
These players are getting hurt so much because they are playing almost year round by age 13. The game is also faster with more space. More movement, more cuts, more chances for injuries. Too much training as well on the wrong things. Today's athletes are being worked far too much from age 13 on & it's because of how profitable sports have become in the 21st century.
Makes me wonder if it would actually be better to draft these kids younger because then these teams would be incentivized to develop them the right way. Right now, they have to be reckless to get their name known in the AAU, NCAA (who are only looking at short-term), and on top of that, not being paid the money needed to afford proper nutrition and physical therapy.
@@texchu8331 you mean follow europe example have youth teams and promote them to the first team when they look ready? thats not a bad idea but the college route seems fairer maybe have the draft and the youth team exist at the same time this way late bloomers still have a chance to be draffeted
@@texchu8331I wonder if it would help but then you'd have even more kids focusing on sports rather than academics leaving the ones who don't make it to the pros crapped out. Basketball isn't a sport where you can develop til you're 22 like soccer & baseball. Those kids will be gassed up & signed to contracts at 13 & discarded at 19 cause they can't cut it. Or worse, cut at 15-18. I also worry about what that will do to someone that young. Because these kids will be tasked with taking care of their family before they can even drive or vote. I think maybe signing them at 16 would work. They are being overworked & exploited & they deserve some form of compensation. Not internet fame.
1994 we do it cause we love it and if we’re exhausted our coaches let us sit out and do what we have to do
Is that why basketball shoes our so expensive now $800 for some K2, who himself stays injured by breaking his own ankles.
When he said “some don’t get injured” and shows Luka and Trae who r both currently out with injuries
If you drafted LeBron James Jr you gotta place him in either the D or G league so he can get better until he's 18.
It makes no sense to even draft him if there a lot more physically or skillfully gifted kids around his age.
Hes not even a senior LOL so his potential is unknown
Young City Bandit think about it these teams are tanking anyways so why wouldn’t they do this
@@kharris20413 because lottery picks are called lottery picks for a reason. Youre taking a gamble on a player that just played college ball. Why would u risk a pick on a literal 9th grader??
Young City Bandit imagine if they took Emoni bates, who they sayin the next KD in 2023, out of school right now n put him on an nba training program. Till he hits 18. He would be a monster.
@@kharris20413 lol fam its a lot more than that. He also has to mentally develop to the game. Peoe just get exposed straight up even when they were considered out of college. Look at wiggins for example. Now u gonna say the same thing with literal 9th graders???
I’ve watch 40% of his videos or more and noticed I wasn’t subscribed. I’m dead
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Dude. Same. I couldve sworn I was subscribed. Lol.
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New NBA rule last year. 12 second reset on shot clock made games faster paced and made the scores higher. More injuries from that alone
14 seconds but yeah
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Thats a correlation Not causation. I dont think a 14sec shot clock reset caused a player to sprain an ankle or tear an ACL.
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Did you completely ignore the correlation he pointed out that could very like increase the causation of injuries? Or you must wanna sound like a smartass?
@@newthrash1221 Did you miss the entire point? Stating that a 14sec shot clock reset will not directly cause an injury. Or did you want to sound like a dumb ass?
I just realized how good of a class presentation jimmy would do in school honestly you build up everything in your videos perfectly I wouldn’t be surprised if u got an A on every presentation honestly!!!
Eric Kim hes just complimenting the way he presents things dumbass
Eric Kim he never even said he was a high schooler hes talking about when he WAS a high schooler
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0:25 caught a mistake, Anthony Bennett is a first ballot Hall of Famer
Hop of zion
Ikr
Chill peeps, he was just stating a mistake that was made.
@@realdrewj 😕 you are so mean
@@realdrewj what kind of person points out another person's mistakes on a public platform?
There was a good article about this in some medical journal a few months ago. NBA players' bodies now are taking more damage and getting injuries more severe than ice hockey and football players (the exception was head trauma in those sports). But bone and joint injuries were way higher.
Drafting a 15 year old would be so stupid bronny is not even the best player in his class he just has the most clout cause of his dad
That's facts he's only 15 his body is still developing and he would not be able to play against guys taller and stronger than him
Whos the best player in his class?
D K
Emoni Bates
What about Mikey williams
@@malaksaad1869 Jimmy is not saying for him to play in the nab at 15. He stalking about getting rid of restrictions to be able to draft players younger. Like how soccer leagues in Europe do it sorta. Get them young pay them and train them to how the team wants them and when they 18-19 in theory more prepare than what high school and college would do.
The G league needs to be expanded and salaries increased. Or the ncaa needs to start paying these college players .
The answer is the g league for sure. Make that a viable farm league. You can't keep trying to make the NCAA do something they do not want to do nor are they built for it.
@@nickprafke6664 oh they're built for it they just don't want to do it.
OkihYah UdahYah NCAA doesn’t need to pay anything. All they need to do is let them make money from sponsors.
Lol why would pay amateur athletes? It’s not all about money.
@@samoso6979 they make billions off of those athletes so why not they make at least a couple million off of each player. The work those players put in they should definitely get something.
Jahlil Okafor is Not a 19 year Old Kid 😂
no shit
6:54 rip his knees. too much weight, bad form ... absolute garbage trainer
Honestly looks like 95lbs at most
@@VitruvianEngineer yea, and these people are braking ankles with no weight on their back.
As a 'professional' trainer you should never allow that shit in the gym, good form and a good core will breed good habits on the court
The most horrible form I’ve seen someone doing lunges with
Nah
Both of yall. All 3 of you need to watch again.
If you can describe to me what makes his form horrible, I'll entertain it. But the reality is his form is fine and you will struggle to point out anything that is going to injure him.
@@VitruvianEngineer Jordan Szejer his neck is bent meaning he is forcing a non neutral spine.
His lower back appears to be rounding as he is dropping. His upper body moves as he lowers and raises, He should maintain the same upper body angle all the way.
He is lowering at such a speed he isn't balanced or in a good position to 'push' meaning he hasn't braced any part of his body or muscles he is actually trying to engage, therefore his knees are wobbling also.
And his Range of motion is terrible. So he may aswell lose the chains as they provide no benefit. Particularly if you can't even perform a clean rep
Seahawks should have run the ball
Warriors blew a 3-1 lead
Falcons blew a 25 point lead
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Kabertlert 2020 😔
OKC blew a 3-1 lead
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Yooo same
“is james harden really a better scorer than the greatest of all time...?”
that would be a fun video (just a suggestion)
Alex Doiron That’s actually really good Alex 🤔
JxmyHighroller I’m the goat
LeBron James at missing free throws yeah
@@Arnav-Shanbhag you spelt Shaq wrong
LeBron James yes you are
The problem is kids being one sport athletes. For some reason kids have had this idea drilled into this head that they have to choose one sport. When young athletes focus on one sport they put constant stress on the same muscles from doing the same repetitive movements. This is not good for your body especially while it’s still developing and growing. 20+ years ago kids were playing 3 sports instead of just one and there wasn’t this type of problem.
It's the multiple sport athletes that make it to the big leagues
No, your body is make to handle this stress, with adequate breaks, which NBA player are given by their trainers
@@matoo509 actually NBA players are being pushed to their limits by the new techniques of training to the extent that their body can't take it anymore unless their freaks of freaks
@@matoo509 when kobe asked mj what he was doing at 12 so kobe could train his daughter better, mj simply responded by saying he was playing baseball.
@@fallout560 Didn't wear a mouthgaurd and never heard the term "ketosis". No social media, barely any internet. Ignorance IS bliss.
NFL:Man,we have lots of health issues with those concussions.
NBA:Hold these high school diplomas.
Once basketball players hit about 7th grade they have to play year round, if they want to get the next level.
Basically, all the way from middle school like you say...
Officer Earl now that’s a lie
they gotta play year round to go from jv to the senior squad lol
U don’t really get a off season till nba or ncaa
Wrong. I'd rather practice than be on the road playing short games and shitty AAU Practices. It's a joke and usually coached by someone who barely knows the game. I coached a year and taught the kids things they weren't learning in AAU and whipped the AAU coaches ass all year, and won the championship against another team.. I always got more out of practice than playing games. You need to practice all year around. That's how you can get to the next level. Games are important too, but practice is more important than games. All you need is a few friends to play with you and run drills. Pistol Pete did it and look how good he was. So did Jordan. He sucked but practiced on his own to become great.
The reason young players get so injured in the modern era is strictly due to AAU basketball within America. Summer circuits force these children to put an unprecedented amount of wear and tear on their bodies by playing 3-4 games a day at times. This easily turns into around 8-12 games a weekend depending on the level of the tournament. Not to mention these young men have team practice, they train individually, and also have poor fast food diets to make it to their 3-4 games in timely fashion.
Their bodies are FAR from prepared. Every single player on your chart you listed with injury is American, with the exception of Wagner, Porzingis and Simmons. Porzingis didn’t tear his ACL his rookie year. However, Ben Simmons was injured as an Australian b/c he still trained and played within the American AAU circuit, which is a complete waste of time. 😴
Then after AAU, there’s literally the entire high school season. When do these kids rest of take breaks now? Seriously. Their bodies aren’t prepared for nonstop wear and tear for such a forceful sport. This isn’t table tennis. It’s the electric and explosive sport of basketball. Get it together.
nah
AAU ends in July and their season doesn't start until late November. They have like 3 months off
@@sleeve9097 like pre season and tryouts don't exist in HS 😂
James Darwin You practice and scrimmage before the season starts, the off season is more like one month at most
Jael this is why as a teen i don’t plan on doing any aau circuits, better to spend the time training and getting your body right than trying to rush to all different games and teams all to be pushed aside by rich kids and coaches’ favorites
Yes, dad vs son is the only reason
I don’t even watch basketball but your videos are fascinating and well put together, Jxmmy- well done bro.
"I don't even watch basketball... WHEN I SLEEP."
They should learn from Suns medical staff... Shaq even had his only 82 game season at mid 30's.
Now, their head trainer is with pelicans. So, zion is in good hands... 😁
Yes because head trainers mean you’re invincible lol
Lol I guess you think the suns roster been healthy hell nah he hasn’t been top notch in years good luck
@@davidromero1662 He said the Suns roster was and now the Pelicans.
Eungul Cho we have been everything but healthy in years the medical staff lost their touch
Zion missing last pre season game with knee soreness...
The Clear Path Foul Rule is what I thought this was going to be
They need to change that ruins so many highlight reel dunks and possible crucial game changing outcomes
Why so many injuries?: Because they are not prepared, I’m not talking about vertical jump, skills and how much they bench. Their body development is not finished and coaches expect them to be as good as NBA players. They concentrate mostly on improving abilities that can be seen and measured. It’s great when a player is dynamic and his athleticism is good, but if your knees and ankles can’t stand landing from 90cm vertical, you’re in trouble, you need to be strong enough ( overall strong). Coaches shouldn’t see just the way up but also the ability to handle way down, or just fast enough to the side but also handle the “stop movement”, movement stereotype is very important!
I was overtrained as a 16y old javelin thrower and ended up in the hospital because of ambitions of my coach. What I’m trying to say, it’s better to be on top when you are 25 then when you’re just a boy.
Greetings from Czech Republic to all athletes, coaches or just funs 🇨🇿
I don't know why he talked about football when you related your story about your javelin experience however did you have a parent or older sibling or somebody say anything to the coaches that's a big thing
I’d rather have the kid enjoy the rest of his teen age years with his, not working out hard on a strict regiment, traveling and sleeping in hotels, being around grown men all the time, and if it doesn’t work out the kid will be eaten alive by the media and fans that like to talk shit when someone fails. If i was his dad, I’d try to convince him to go to college.
Edit: I wrote this comment with the video started, you definitely copied me bro lol.
Jeff Cavalier needs to take his knowledge to the NBA
Justin Parks facts😂
Jeff would wipe the floor with this idiot
Dude, you hit the nail on the head! When you take a 17 to 20 year old kid and put them up against already fully developed men, you will absolutely see more injuries to the kids. The body is not fully grown yet, plus (like you touched on) these kids are over training at a young age. They train to the point their ligaments and tendons are so tight they give out. The supporting elements of their joints Snap, Crackle, Pop or however someone wants to phrase. You are spot on Homie!
LeBron James has another baby.
Skip Bayless :This infant will be drafted in the first round no doubt. He can already beat MJ 1v1 in his prime.
Ethan Keith Skip Bayless is the number one Lebron hater do you even watch his stuff 😂
Farzam Karimi right 😂😂
Ethan Keith you meant Shannon right?
Farzam Karimi he still puts lebron in the top 5 he just doesn’t think he’s the goat
Bro am I reading this correctly.. “skip bayless” ???
I’ve been subbed for two years bro and still love the channel
Hunter Palmisano me too and we’ve watched like 3 vids in that time
Hunter Palmisano facts highroller gang
Matthew Spurs Chill out dude
Matthew Spurs Did your dad leave you?
Mr. Matthew has to take a nice old chill pill
Title: *The NBA's biggest problem no one is talking about*
Thumbnail: *Circle around Zion's shoes*
Hahaha
Haha yes! I love Jimmy's videos but wtf was that thumbnail about? lol
his injury when he blew out the shoes
I thought he was gonna talk about how shoes affect gameplay
Not even Luka is an exception to this, he’s hurt all the time
The closed league system in the US has its downsides. I like the open system in Europe. Playing is the first team isn't about age at all, it's about skills. And there is no restriction there. A club, whether it be football (soccer) or basketball, train their their players at all age. They have kids teams up to their first team. If a kid is good enough to play with the first team, then so be it. And that's what a sports club should be all about. In the US, it's schools which educate about sports. There's no continuity as kid change schools all the time. Furthermore, they have no exposure to professionals of their own club like they would in Europe. For this aspect, I prefer the open league system. Business-wise, it's a different story
I like that NCAA in America doesn't allow people to come back if they don't get drafted etc.... Let them play or try at w.e age but make sure to never let them have a future in the sport at a lesser level!
@@shaunpatryck You like that? I mean, if there is enough interest/business around lesser leagues to justify their existence, why shouldn't someone be able to have a career there? Maybe you were ironic tho...
@@tobiaalbergoni3253 no. I like that no one is allowed to go back to NCAA level sports.
@@tobiaalbergoni3253lower school Elementary, Middle, and High School are there for kids and teens to learn not play with a 25 year old at the top of his game. Same goes for College.
No what needs to happen is like with MLB and the NHL the NBA and NFL need leagues where kids develop more.
Look at MLB they have single A, double A, and triple A ball. That is not even counting the number of other leagues that are not tied to the MLB.
players back then also played with significant injuries more often, because of the same lack of knowledge.
I think why these rookies are getting hurt a significant amount more than they were in the 80s and 90s is simply I NBA players today are to big to strong and to fast for the rookie's bodys to keep up with for 82 games without getting a saver injury
Or their just soft.
@@brucesuckemoff795 Can't even spell "they're" right and we're supposed to listen to you? GTFOH
@@kennethmataya8035 my bad English police and it's true players today are soft.
mr. tuffour still bigger stronger and faster
@@Ognkills and are punks..
I think the reason rookies get hurt is their playing more than they ever have. And getting more ready for a season then they ever have. And on top of that, they're facing bigger, stronger, better competition than ever. And they're learning a new way to play, and finding their old tricks aren't as successful.
Then, they have more pressure to preform. It sucks, but teams want their new rookie to have an immediate impact. Every roster spot is so important, most teams don't want to spend 3 years getting a player ready.
Meh if you cant dribble a little ball for 48 minutes in a day for 2 mil in a year then go to mineshafts to get 5 dollars in a 12h work day
@@fakeplayer9088 very insightful.
It has a lot to do with kids growing up and only playing one sport and constantly putting stress on the joints and muscles that are specific to that one sport
For sure. Kids are playing baseketball at 12 years old all year around. Some as early as 10, that's a lot of wear and tear on a body thats still growing. By the time they reach college they probably have more miles on their body then they should.
@@shaunoneil1528 they should play more baseball 😎
A lot of ankle injuries in the NBA... I don't see people jumping rope like they used to😒
James Irby people stuck on social media and don’t exercise
Ankle injuries are inevitable when you really play.
Jake you sir are a dumbass
Some of the shoes made are just more inclined to give players rolled ankles, especially the cheaper made Nike shoes
Jake when your in the nba you have to exercise that’s not the issue
The push for AAU + the 1 and done rule - declining NCAA. Jordan and his peers all spent significant time in college (3+ yrs) (Kobe and Garnet were exceptions, not the rule). There's a reason Jordan was so spectacular. His athleticism + I.Q. + FUNDAMENTALLY SOUND. Theses young guns today are athletically great and have wonderful feel for the game, but what they seem to be lacking is fundamentals. One of the things I noted in this particular video was the clips showing injuries, almost all of them showing the player injuring themselves when 1.) either making a fundamentally unsound move or 2.) out of position move. Those are classic setups for injury. I'm not a college basketball guy, but that was a classic benefit of spending 3-4 yrs in the 'system'. Players came out more prepared and ready to go. Yes. Injuries still occurred and will occur, however, players were more aware of what their bodies could/couldn't do and were less likely to injure themselves regarding this.
Spot on !!
The article I read, which may have been the same one you cited in the video, made a point that these trainers are using methods to teach kids to have a 50 inch vertical, but they're lower body can only handle the impact from a 30 inch vertical. Hence why most of these injuries are impact related. That, on top of never training anything but basketball specific movements and never giving your body a break from that training (most of these superstar athletes are playing basketball non-stop, all year round) is a recipe for disaster. I think it's only going to get worse as athletes try to stay ahead of the pack and trainers try to keep up with freak athletes.
Man, I absolutely LOVE this channel. You have such a talent for story-telling, fleshing out issues, and amazing B-roll footage. You deserve even more subscribers than you have. Add me to the list.
Yes, he’s reliable with all the stats and resources. The guy knows his stuff well
Hell no, kids like him always look good when their playing other kids especially so much smaller, but its a different game when the men play.
Zion now is the nba bully
NO! HE’S NOT OLD ENOUGH! High school should be the minimum for the NBA. Get rid of the one and done.
First theory: It's the shoes. My throwback Nikes and Jordans seem to be much more secure and sturdy than the light fabric wrapped sneakers like the Flyknit. Plus, I grew up being told that high tops are better for preventing ankle rolls. Everybody is wearing low tops now.
Second theory: It's the eurostep. I feel like there's a correlation with the injury data shown on this video to when the eurostep became prevalent in the league.
good theory
I agree. Im baffled that low tops are allowed in the NBA.
I love that in the beginning Bronny is playing at my school.
These shoe brands should start making shoes that protect your feet
Ain’t no shoe finna protect your ankle doin a 360
@@jbtheplug6939 yes it could if u would apply metal that holds your ankle and doesn't let it move to sides
Robin' Your Hood A shoe company makes shoes that feel comfortable dawg. If somebody see metal up in that hoe they gon laugh at it.
@@jbtheplug6939 if they care about their health, then they will buy it
Right, Like those Converse High-Tops with a couple pairs of socks which help support the Ankles back in the day.
I'm drafting my boy Jahzere Jackson right now
my left leg is numb whole time, make this nigga red shirt for 3 years in the nba 💀
No...
Bro that dude won’t even be in the league when he’s older and if he is he’s just a roll player. Sorry to burst your bubble but he’s hella overated only has clout cause of his size and who he play with
@@Zaghzackio Very cool! Now type out ur response in English please.
He'll eat his way out with his money
JxmyHighroller is such a good youtuber that he made good points about rookie players who weren't ready for the NBA, but got drafted way too early
8:44 Absolutely shook that my university was a resource.
Ikr.
It’s most likely due to the ability of teams/doctors to detect injuries, players being more forthcoming about any potential pain or difficulty, and teams taking much more precaution when an injury is discovered and extending the amount of time given for recovery.
This too. I remember hearing about players just playing through small injuries.
Just admit that it’s Markelle Fultz.
NBA teams gonna draft a 3 year olds playing at school ‘tHeY gOt PoTeNtIAl’
The issue is that we are pushing athletes to try to reach their max athletic potential from a very young age without considering recovery as part of the equation. We only focus on pushing athletes their hardest. Daily recovery is super important and I think more athletes should be using something like Whoop to recover
I love it, and it's cool because 5 or 6 years ago I wrote a paper on this exact issue that players were getting injured more frequently because of the 1 and done rule.
No, I would draft Emoni Bates lol
future hofer the next KD
You got the 1st pick? But i would do the same not gon lie
@@hehey8596 imma trade for it lol
future hofer same lol
Facts
I’d give bronny a two way contract so he could spend Time in the G league, since it’s not as intense, he will develop into the player that he will be
little did he know MPJ would break out in the bubble the next season.
mpj is a beast. he’s the next big thing
Loved this video! This has been stuff I’ve been preaching as a personal trainer for so long. They gotta cross train, get out in the sun and lift heavier weights.
RIP trap sax🎷
It plays in my head every night
😢🙏
6:50 You said it, train to hard to often. bigger faster stronger injured. 8:10 1. poor sleep due to technonlogy 2. weak bones due to sugar in everything. 3. focusing only on one sport. 4. weeker muscles due to trying cutting edge methods.
I think eating habits is a huge problem. We are eating way too much process food and not enough natural food. This is preventing recovery along with lack of sleep due to all the distractions we have now days especially for athletes.
I mean European Soccer clubs already get players who are 15-16 year olds and they just help them to become better
Stars like Messi is an example
I hope NBA should
i dont agree in football most of the 16 olds dont play in the first team they play in u17 or u19 or they are loaned to a weaker club there are very few who can play in the first team like barcelona real arsenal
and they dont rush youngsters to play and put them in danger they wait until they are ready for the big boys
@Nicholas Garcia and more difficult to play
@Nicholas Garcia not a lot more
@Nicholas Garcia do u even watch football there is a lot of barging and strength is a key part
Damn this thumbnail mad me feel so sad. Zion looking so dejected is heartbreaking.
Manchester United just spent 10 million on a 16 year old kid for his potential
Christopher O Connell who?
Christopher O Connell yeah but soccer teams have youth teams such as U18 and U23. They bought him but he won’t be playing for the actual team until he is much older and better, he will be playing with people his age.
@@honeybunfifa7999 he'll probably never see the light of day at United, it's all betting on potential, a bit like drafting younger players and sending them to the g league
Didn't Real madrid spend 50 million on Vinicius back when he was 16?
@@cf4738 louie barry for u19
Bring back the trap sax!!
(still a great vid)
There will never be any opportunities or futher potential when the player (no matter the talent) is not left alone to develop. Raw talent is raw talent but we have all seen scrubs become top drafts pick with the right development.
i’ve watched this a couple times before, and i’ve come back after i heard about zions injury. and what you had said really hit me when i found out about that.
Everytime I watch a new upload of yours I'm reminded why I subbed. Quality content 👌 DON'T STOP!
I'd draft Emoni Bates next draft for sure. best prospect in High school
The problem with evaluating at the high school level is competition. When you say someone is the best prospect, that is in comparison to his overall competition. Are you talking about someone that is a 90 out a 100, thrashing 85's... or someone that is 75 out of 100, thrashing 70's. They both look the same at the high school level, but one will surely succeed at the NBA level, while the other will most likely be a bust.
You need to say “ad” or “sponsored” somewhere in the video otherwise you may get into legal trouble. No hate, just trying to help you out.
Jack Mertes howcome ?
Average Guy cause he didn’t say he was sponsored
ok Mr Lawyer
My thoughts are same with yours! The over gym/training/lifting etc parts are the culprit why players today are as fragile as a glass.
Also, players are forced to play through injuries. No one believed Kawhi in the Spurs, and now he is a champion.
stop lying
This happens in soccer all the time for example 16 year old dembele made his debut last year at just 16!! He was already playing with under 21 players at 13 soccer teams dont have such things as draft and such they have to produce players from their academy which go as young as 6 year olds and they have wages and sign contracts when they are in an academy
Here before Jimmy reaches 1 million subscribers, you’ve gone great bro
Gotta say ... I find basketball boring but this channel ... two videos and I subscribed. The man's intensely thoughtful and articulate enthusiasm is infectious.
You should of had 1 mil a long time ago you make the best content out of any youtuber I watch. Keep it up!
He would if he uploaded consistently, no hate just saying
Lewis Money that is true but his videos take a lot of research so they take a long time to make
Not to mention Lonzo Ball has never played a full season and Brandon Ingram’s career might be already over
Off topic: And Kevin Durant will never be the same again :(
@@Bezmenov93 lmao remember PG?
@@glizzy1584 lmao do you know how old durant is?
@@glizzy1584your serious lmaoooo pg injury belive it not as bad as kds was durant wishes he would have broke his leg he tore his Achilles its over for em like completely hell kd more like kg next time ya see em
@@chuckwhite634 bro he's like the most talented player in the NBA right now we can't deny it. Calm down he's 31 and the injury will last like atleast a year. He will be back slowly as he was before.
Lol after this vid three young mlb future all stars got injured ( tatis, Guerrero, Reynolds,)
Jxmy:goat
Trap sax: gone😢
Illuminati: confirmed
Hotel:trivago
more than 2 years on and this video is still incredibly relevant, great job
wow, 975k is now 995k
congratulations (in advance) for 1 mil
Did you know it’s impossible to breath while smiling???
Just kidding. Hope y’all have a phenomenal day. Get ya bread and all the crumbs too. Stack and act broke Ladies and Gents 😤🤧
Owolabby Azeez you got me
This is the best "clickbait" title on thumbnail I've seen on UA-cam. And I mean that as a compliment lol 👊🏽
i don't see clickbait? Could you explain?
@@teo.took.40.benadryl emphasizing zions feet, shoes
Dude everybody needs to see this. Yo Highroller thank you for what u do man. I only pay attention to ur videos for ball bro thank you
Been watching so long didn’t even bother looking at the subs. Congrats!