The Lakers collapse after Dirk took em behind the woodshed in 2011 was some of the most joyful periods of NBA fandom Ive experienced in my 45 years of watching the sport!
Would start after 1986 (that was Bird’s last title I believe). They were a good team for another six or seven years (essentially through the first post-Bird season), then they fell off a cliff over 93-94 to the end of that decade. Would make a good gradual collapse.
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@@fortynights1513they were in the finals again in 87 and 88 lost to the pistons in a series where every game was pretty close. I'd say it's really started in 89 with the bulls starting to emerge.
Bring this back please. Without this I wouldn’t even know you guys, collapse was a great series and hope you all listen to your fan base and bring back a new season !!
Ideas for Future Videos: - Late 2010s Rockets (Harden Analytics ISO Ball Rockets) - 2018 Red Sox (how the Triple Bs completely dissolved into mediocrity) -Pats Dynasty (post 2018-19 era, the dying days of the dynasty) -LA Kings (2012-14, How the kings crashed into instant free fall following improbable titles) - Raptors (2019, how the Raptors went from the fun guy to an endless funk of failure) - Spurs (how the Spurs completely sputtered aftee years of stellar dominance) -Knicks (how Melos Knicks melted following a magical 2013 season) -Seahawks (how the Seahawks lost the legion of boom) - Wizards (how John Walls Wizards withered into endless pergatory) -Nationals (following 2019, how the Nats immediately fell into nothingness after a stunning triumph) -76ers, (how the process Sixers pushed themselves out of their seemingly endless potential) -Capitals mid to late 2010s (how the Capitals went from annual contenders to catastrophe
@@stringsgalore i feel it bro, jets fan over here😭 I do envy the highs yall have had in a way tho. my first year watching was 2012 and I’ve been subjected to 12 years of bottom feeder football
Would like to see an episode on the late 80s/early to mid 90s Edmonton Oilers. Gretzky trade, loss of key players overtime (Kurri, Messier, Coffey, etc.). Trades for Gretzky not panning out (Jimmy Carson, etc.). Also: -Scuderia Ferrari's struggles to win a F1 drivers championship since 2007. -Team Mercedes Formula 1 - If their struggles continue for another season or 2. Enjoy these videos a bunch.
As a 80’s baby who grew up obsessed with sports (especially NBA, NFL and MLB) I deeply connect with this! Love hearing those names I haven’t thought about in eons (Mario Elie! Marcus Fizer!). Keep up the great work!
The thing about the 2020 Last Dance series that most of us didn’t care for was the hate towards Jerry Krause. Who of course was long dead and couldn’t defend himself. And even worse his widow was booed the night Krause was honored in Chicago. I’m no Krause defender. But all that was pretty low. Especially hbreakimg the heart of an old widow.
And completely shielded Jerry Reinsdorf from a lot of warranted criticism. Wasn't it Reinsdorf who ordered Krause to break the band up and rebuild? Seems to be The Last Dance wasn't just about Jordan solidifying his legacy - it was also a good opportunity for Reinsdorf to do the same and paint up Krause as the devil because he's dead and can't defend himself.
That display done by the fans to his wife really highlights people’s lack of critical thinking/perspective. Kudos to the players and front office for their sustained dominance. Granted though MJ did have final creative control on what made it to the public.
Booing his widow was definitely low, but anyone pretending that The Last Dance created or was some major amplifier of hate towards Krause is just wrong. He was being booed when they won championships.
Did you want the players to refrain from criticism because he's dead? That would have been even weirder. All these players hated Krause, the documentary would have looked very weird if all the criticisms were omitted. Seriously people just complain without thinking about their critique. Imagine a segment talking about contracts and money and tiptoeing around Krause and his feud with Phil Jackson and the players. That would have been weird and that's why you people aren't producers and directors.
@@camillaquelladegliaggettiv4303When they were doing those videos I don’t think he’d formally retired yet. Though he most certainly had left his prime. At least he won in college though.
we love collapse and definitely want to make more, it's tricky at the moment because of the lift each episode is but figured this was a nice way to at least breathe some life into the series especially for newer audiences, fingers crossed
@@SecretBaseSBN I love Secret Base and I know these videos take so much work. As a matter of a fact if you need a research guy to help get more videos off the ground, I’d love to be part of the team! My resume: my brain exclusively holds useless sports trivia.
@@SecretBaseSBNWas a good series of videos and it’d be cool to see it come back. Not a team that won it all, but the 01 Mariners collapse was pretty much my introduction to this channel. If you ever do bring back collapse, two of my suggestions would be the Raiders and 49ers after their last championships to date (1983 and 1994 respectively).
@@SecretBaseSBNThe 2018 Patriots would be a perfect new episode. Considering the fallout after Gronk's first retirement, Brady's departure from New England, and the sheer offensive incompetence that led Bill Belichick to become the losingest head coach in NFL history (tied) and having Robert Kraft blackball him.
@@BenchForAllTheMarbles Blackball my ass. He wanted to stay GM when GM Bill was killing the Patriots. He did not deserve to keep his job if he was gonna demand to stay GM
24:43 On Steve Francis not wanting to play for the Raptor: Ironically Toronto is closer to Maryland than Houston. 8hr 45 min drive. Meanwhile to Houston is 20hr 43 min drive.
Bring back more of these collapse videos! Here’s some fresh ideas- collapse of Powerhouse football programs (Nebraska), the Spurs recent bad years, the Oakland A’s of the past decade, or even a UFC type collapse like Tony Ferguson
I love the Collapse Series so much!!! Praying we get more episodes!!!!!!!! I know baseball probably isn't the most exciting sport but there are alot of recent ones; The 2015 Kansas City Royals The 2005 Chicago WHite Sox The 2010-2012 Texas Rangers The Moneyball Oakland Athletics The 2016 Chicago Cubs and eventually... The current Houston Astros!!!!!!!!!
Bias cause I’m a fan of them but I’d like to see a breakdown of the Angels and Ducks collapses. Both teams were at or near the top of their sports in the 2000’s and now are at the bottom in both their play and in relevancy the LA/Orange County area.
Ron Harper suffered a severe knee injury. Instead of trying to be the next Jordan, as a 2 guard, he turned himself into a point guard and helped MJ and the Bulls win 3 titles. Being released by the Bulls was the best thing to happen to him. He joined his ex coach Phil in LA and won 2 more rings.
He was actually signed as another Jordan replacement at SG after the Pete Myers experiment in 93-94 failed. It was just a stroke of luck MJ came back and Ron was moved to PG to accommodate.
Bring back Collapse! Few suggestions: Patriots since Brady left, Bad Boys Pistons, Raptors and their one-year wonder of Kawhi, Red Sox and Cubs since their WS wins, Broncos since Peyton's farewell
Suggestions for future Collapse videos: 1. Carolina Hurricanes after winning the 2006 Stanley Cup 2. Indianapolis Colts after winning Super Bowl 41 3. Kansas City Royals after winning the 2015 World Series.
It's a damned shame this only covered USA sports history. The collapse of Man United after the Ferguson dynasty, which included multiple dynasties within: Cantona era, Class of 92 era, Rooney-Ronaldo era. Looking specifically at the collapse of the Rooney-Ronaldo era, how players left and the owners failed to reinforce the squad.
The collapse of AC Milan post 2007 Champions league win and collapse of inter Milan post 2010 treble winner is another great case for collapse series, but I think they're probably will have difficulties to finding english literature
@@josephtambun3767 yeah, the vast majority of it would be covered in Italian journalism. But those collapses were huge, especially considering how Juve went on to dominate for an entire decade, and both Inter and AC Milan struggled for Champions League qualification throughout.
As much as I want any football/soccer stuff on SB, ya gotta remember, they’re an American channel, and Yanks aren’t exactly known for being footy fans…
Please do a rewind of the valley oop in game 5 of the 2021 finals. Giannis fulfilling his potential coming off what should’ve been a season ending injury the round before. Coming back from 2-0 down in the finals. 35-15-5 finals mvp. Its an amazing, intense, and iconic story
So many good options: Miami after 2005 NBA Finals Notre Dame after Lou Holtz Yankees after 2009 World Series Nebraska after Tom Osborne Pistons after Bad Boys Celtics after their last 80s title
Can you really count the Yankees because they only won two championships in the 2000s. They were literally at the beginning and end of the decade, lol. I love the Yanks, but winning in 2000 and then not again until 2009 isn't a collapse.
@@PrinceofDrill I guess you've forgotten that the Yankees at the start of the decade were ending their dynasty. it deserves a look in because they won 4 titles in a 5 year span between 96 & 2000 and made the WS in 2001 and 2003 as well. THe Miami Heat in 2005 is a bit odd though as they are not close to a dynasty.
Collapse ideas in the future if you decide to come back to this series: Broncos since 2015 Current Bills if they can’t win it this year Current Suns if this era is untitled Brooklyn Nets since 2021
Broncos since 2015 is a case of a team who had a defensive identity when they won it all, and hasn’t had a good quarterback since Peyton Manning left his prime.
@@fortynights1513 Still from Peyton's decline and retirement to not making the playoffs since is a good criteria to be featured, especially with the team now in a total rebuild.
@@DanielOhebI’d have to double check but if the Jets make the playoffs at some point in the near future, the Broncos might be the next longest playoff drought in the NFL
@@fortynights1513I think they would win 1-2 rings if they were together for that long, if they put a nice supporting cast together. And I’m not a Bucks fan.
@@whips8I could see that. Also, out of curiosity: I hear people say that Jrue Holiday is a good perimeter defender, how is Dame defensively? Just curious because that’s the guy he was supposedly replacing, and I generally don’t hear people talk about defense for most guards.
My dude...yall got Doc as Head Coach. The collapse is inevitable and the only question is at what point this past season was the beginning of the descent.
The bucks won once. They already been collapsing. I mean, 1st round exit after winning it all. Yikes. Middleton is still on the team. Bigger yikes. Doc rivers is the coach. It's so cooked
You guys really should have included chapters or at least mentioned in the description which teams were being described. I think we all have the right to pick and choose what we want to see without having to scroll through 5 minutes at a shot
Love this series! Can you please bring it back? I’d love to see one on Seattle now that Carroll and Russ are both gone or the Patriots now that Belicheck and Brady are gone?
@@GreenbayFudgepackers*They don’t have to be to get 1.. this video specifically is about “dynasties” but the jets got 1 n do you remember their dynasty?.. me either bud*
I love "Collapse", and I think it should resume. I have a good one : Denver Broncos from 2012-now. First part, 2012-2015, in which the team legend was hired to restore the franchise and the very first signing was one of the legendary QBs, and with a success of four consecutive division titles with at least 12 wins - including SB 50 win - then the collapse began, with 16 different starting QBs & five head coaches.
Waiting for the Warriors Collapse. Coming off the bench last season, we saw Klay Allen spiral into Tobias Thompson, unfollow the team's socials, and the basket.
Given that their last title was 2022 if you want to count that one for this purpose, I think we could be a little too close still (not that they are winning another title with the same core, but I don’t know if there’s enough material yet)
Rewinder: 2006 Orange Bowl 3OTs Beef History: Lindros vs Flyers Organization Overlap: Greatest College Football Coach (Saban) and the Greatest NFL Coach (Belichick) coaching in the same division Beef History: Michael Jordan and Isiah Thomas Beef History: Phil Jackson and Pat Riley Untitled: Reggie Miller Untitled: Tracy McGrady Untitled: Ken Griffey Junior Untitled: Carl Yastrzemski Untitled: Ted Williams Untitled: Jim Kelly Collapse: Early 90s Bills Collapse: 2001 Sixers Rewinder: The Catch By Willie Rewinder: Wide Right I, Wide Right II Rewinder: Hank Aaron and Barry Bonds breaking the respective HR record(s) Untitled: Don Nelson
What's happened with the Warriors sort of reminds me of the Collapse video SB did on the Marlins (not part of this compilation), where they won a championship in the middle of their Collapse (in this case, 2022). If, in another couple of years, they haven't turned things around, I could very easily see them as candidates for a similar video.
Need to make more of these, here are some ideas: *How the Eagles started to falter after a Super Bowl win *How the Nationals went from World Series Champs to the NL East basement *Philadelphia Flyers road to ruin *How the Spurs went from top of the heap to Wemby Etc.
The Patriots collapse starting with them losing to the Titans in the 2019 Wild Card Round. Then Tom Brady left in the off-season and it was all downhill from there
Eagles one doesn’t make any sense they had a couple years of poor performance but their back on their feet and don’t forget that they just recently went to the Super Bowl, don’t let last season fool u
@@fortynights1513 Strasburg got injured to the point of being unable to play baseball again. Rendon left in free agency. Juan Soto and Max Scherzer was traded once it was clear the team couldn't compete anymore. Several key players were all on expiring contracts, and the team was the oldest in baseball that year. 2019 was the last year they were realistically expected to do anything in the playoffs.
The 1990's were dead for Detroit fans till the Wings (I live in Detroit and a Avs fan) i mean the Tigers were down the Lions were up and down and the Pistons were coming off of the 80's, so being able to watch the AVS play the wings was really the only way i got to watch them play (avs) and it was an exciting time as a hockey fan
If the Edmonton Oilers are not in this list, something is wrong. Glen Sather completely destroyed that dynasty within two seasons, got fired and they still haven't recovered...
Since everyone's doing suggestions (and i think SB would be crazy to not do another season of collapse), here's a few I'd love to see: Post-Duncan spurs Frankie Edgar/Shogun Rua sad endings to legendary UFC runs Post-Harden Rockets (peaking in WCF 2018) Leicester City 2016-2023 2021 Phoenix Suns (if Booker ever leaves)
As a Bulls fan I still get upset that we weren’t treated to a Bulls/Rockets Finals in 94 & 95 after Jordan’s retirement. 90’s NBA was pretty crazy when you think about it. Pistons title in 1990 & Spurs winning in 1999 w/ the 8 years in between having 2 teams win the 8 titles without ever playing each other in the finals. Bulls 3 peat, Rockets back to back & another bulls 3 peat.
May not be a collapse series but would love a video about the Yankees from their 1962 title until 1996 just because of the title drought in the 1980s for them
I will defend Jerry Krause and Reinsdorf's decision to blow up the Bulls when they did from a business perspective, and I will die on this hill. A bunch of players were going to have their contracts renewed, and they were going to be able to demand more salary because of the sixth championship, but at the same time, they were going to be in the downswing of their careers. Teams make the mistake all the time by buying valuable players when they're most expensive but past their prime (see the late 90s Rockets). We also know with hindsight that most of the team wasn't going to be able to perform at the same level. Rodman was out of the league in two years. Ron Harper and Luc Longley were out in three. Pippen lasted a while, but he never got above 15 ppg again, and they already knew he was having back problems. Toni Kukoc was really the only one who hit his peak later on. MJ was not in his prime, though by any other standard he was still an excellent player, we know for a fact that they couldn't build a team around MJ in his late 30s because it didn't work in Washington.
At least you know you're by yourself on this one. If that Bulls team came back for the 1999 season, I believe the Spurs would've beat them in the NBA Finals. Now you have your excuse to rebuild. Now they've got the stench of breaking up a team that won 3 championships in a row. The owner was cheap and the GM was in his feelings. Not a good look
And Phil and Jerry Krause were not going to co-exist, And Phil was what kept the machine oiled. Think about it….he had to get MJ, Pippen and Rodman to buy in. MJ was good with Phil, but Scottie and Worm were two notorious head cases. The team would have imploded anyway if they tried bringing the players back without Phil.
@@mongoslade277 The Jerry's May have been cheap, but that's just business. MJ was never a good manager so he never understood, but it doesn't make sense financially to pay maximum price for players at the end of their career. MJ thinks they could have offered a one year contract to everyone to compete in 99, but he thinks that because he was the star and paid well. Scottie, and some of the others probably wouldn't have taken that deal because there was too high a chance they would be injured and lose out of higher contracts. Maybe they had a chance in 99, but we know essentially for a fact that would have lost to the Kobe/Shaq Lakers in 00. Not because Kobe and Shaq are better, but because they were old.
@@zlinedavid Even MJ was a bit of a head case. Always beefing with his team mates, leaving to play basketball, not really buying in to team play until Phil came along.
Torn my ACL (getting surgery soon) and I know why you often hear this is terminal for some careers. It just kills most of what makes you. Hell, if I am half what I used to be after the surgery I would be very surprised. And I am nowhere near an elite athlete. It sucks...
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Please do more Collapse videos!!!!!
There’s still so many teams and sports icons that need to be covered!
The Patriots collapse in the years since their last Super Bowl win
@@SkidMan_JurejWe are far enough removed from 2018 that a good video on that topic could be made.
@@SkidMan_Jurejespecially now that Belichick is gone, this would be a good one
They should do the 1980’s Sixers, 98 padres, 07 Rockies, 2010 saints, 2016 cardinals and etc
@@Xlc_Royal172016 *Cubs
[shakes fist in the air] BRING BACK COLLAPSE, YOU COWARDS!
AGREED
Give it 5 years for the Mavs Collapse video
Yes pls
Untitled too
@@TheSamps0n bro I've been waiting five years for a new Untitled 😂
The Lakers collapse after Dirk took em behind the woodshed in 2011 was some of the most joyful periods of NBA fandom Ive experienced in my 45 years of watching the sport!
Still desperately need the post-Bird Celtics
Would start after 1986 (that was Bird’s last title I believe).
They were a good team for another six or seven years (essentially through the first post-Bird season), then they fell off a cliff over 93-94 to the end of that decade.
Would make a good gradual collapse.
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@@fortynights1513they were in the finals again in 87 and 88 lost to the pistons in a series where every game was pretty close. I'd say it's really started in 89 with the bulls starting to emerge.
Well not really their fault the rebuilding pieces suffered untimely deaths. (Lewis/Bias)
@@parkinsaw If Bird had Bias? One of the biggest what ifs
They put together all those who fell apart
Poetic
Hence the name- Collapse.
@@derrrick7759Congratulations. None of us would have been able to know this information without you.
Bring this back please. Without this I wouldn’t even know you guys, collapse was a great series and hope you all listen to your fan base and bring back a new season !!
So many teams that can still be done. The World Series Cubs and the Legion of Boom are at the top of my personal list of most wanted teams to see
Legion of Boom starts with Super Bowl 49.
Was really good still for the next two seasons afterwards, then the defense declined.
Seahawks were not a dynasty, but rather a failed grasp for one.
Dang, straight to my falling asleep playlist.
Ideas for Future Videos:
- Late 2010s Rockets (Harden Analytics ISO Ball Rockets)
- 2018 Red Sox (how the Triple Bs completely dissolved into mediocrity)
-Pats Dynasty (post 2018-19 era, the dying days of the dynasty)
-LA Kings (2012-14, How the kings crashed into instant free fall following improbable titles)
- Raptors (2019, how the Raptors went from the fun guy to an endless funk of failure)
- Spurs (how the Spurs completely sputtered aftee years of stellar dominance)
-Knicks (how Melos Knicks melted following a magical 2013 season)
-Seahawks (how the Seahawks lost the legion of boom)
- Wizards (how John Walls Wizards withered into endless pergatory)
-Nationals (following 2019, how the Nats immediately fell into nothingness after a stunning triumph)
-76ers, (how the process Sixers pushed themselves out of their seemingly endless potential)
-Capitals mid to late 2010s (how the Capitals went from annual contenders to catastrophe
*ALL* great ideas. 👍
As a Seahawks fan, I’ve suffered enough thank you! But this is still great!!
@@mid-s_to_earlysViBEZ appreciate it man 👊
@@stringsgalore i feel it bro, jets fan over here😭 I do envy the highs yall have had in a way tho. my first year watching was 2012 and I’ve been subjected to 12 years of bottom feeder football
@@stringsgaloretry being a Bears fan, bro
My new bed time story. Thank you Secret Base.
This is the best series you got on the channel. Please start doing more
Would like to see an episode on the late 80s/early to mid 90s Edmonton Oilers. Gretzky trade, loss of key players overtime (Kurri, Messier, Coffey, etc.). Trades for Gretzky not panning out (Jimmy Carson, etc.).
Also:
-Scuderia Ferrari's struggles to win a F1 drivers championship since 2007.
-Team Mercedes Formula 1 - If their struggles continue for another season or 2.
Enjoy these videos a bunch.
As a 80’s baby who grew up obsessed with sports (especially NBA, NFL and MLB) I deeply connect with this! Love hearing those names I haven’t thought about in eons (Mario Elie! Marcus Fizer!). Keep up the great work!
SB is trying to signal bad vibes to this Boston Celtics team lmao
The thing about the 2020 Last Dance series that most of us didn’t care for was the hate towards Jerry Krause. Who of course was long dead and couldn’t defend himself. And even worse his widow was booed the night Krause was honored in Chicago. I’m no Krause defender. But all that was pretty low. Especially hbreakimg the heart of an old widow.
And completely shielded Jerry Reinsdorf from a lot of warranted criticism. Wasn't it Reinsdorf who ordered Krause to break the band up and rebuild?
Seems to be The Last Dance wasn't just about Jordan solidifying his legacy - it was also a good opportunity for Reinsdorf to do the same and paint up Krause as the devil because he's dead and can't defend himself.
@ahogg5960 Yes it was Reinsdorf. People don't understand that Jerry Reinsdorf was the owner, not Krause. Reinsdorf was cheap. He broke that team up
That display done by the fans to his wife really highlights people’s lack of critical thinking/perspective.
Kudos to the players and front office for their sustained dominance.
Granted though MJ did have final creative control on what made it to the public.
Booing his widow was definitely low, but anyone pretending that The Last Dance created or was some major amplifier of hate towards Krause is just wrong. He was being booed when they won championships.
Did you want the players to refrain from criticism because he's dead? That would have been even weirder. All these players hated Krause, the documentary would have looked very weird if all the criticisms were omitted. Seriously people just complain without thinking about their critique. Imagine a segment talking about contracts and money and tiptoeing around Krause and his feud with Phil Jackson and the players. That would have been weird and that's why you people aren't producers and directors.
Can y’all bring this back please?
Easily my favorite series from this channel.
This and Untitled. The Barry Sanders one was my introduction to this channel.
@@hyperbisonI'm baffled they didn't do Untitled - Carmelo Anthony
@@camillaquelladegliaggettiv4303When they were doing those videos I don’t think he’d formally retired yet.
Though he most certainly had left his prime.
At least he won in college though.
I wanna see more collapse episodes. Love these
This was crucial in terms of having content for your every day subscribers. People who rely on your content..I appreciate this👏🏽
I’d like new videos instead of these super cuts. Still watching this super cut though 😂
we love collapse and definitely want to make more, it's tricky at the moment because of the lift each episode is but figured this was a nice way to at least breathe some life into the series especially for newer audiences, fingers crossed
@@SecretBaseSBN I love Secret Base and I know these videos take so much work. As a matter of a fact if you need a research guy to help get more videos off the ground, I’d love to be part of the team! My resume: my brain exclusively holds useless sports trivia.
@@SecretBaseSBNWas a good series of videos and it’d be cool to see it come back.
Not a team that won it all, but the 01 Mariners collapse was pretty much my introduction to this channel.
If you ever do bring back collapse, two of my suggestions would be the Raiders and 49ers after their last championships to date (1983 and 1994 respectively).
@@SecretBaseSBNThe 2018 Patriots would be a perfect new episode. Considering the fallout after Gronk's first retirement, Brady's departure from New England, and the sheer offensive incompetence that led Bill Belichick to become the losingest head coach in NFL history (tied) and having Robert Kraft blackball him.
@@BenchForAllTheMarbles Blackball my ass. He wanted to stay GM when GM Bill was killing the Patriots. He did not deserve to keep his job if he was gonna demand to stay GM
Nice... Collapse is one of the best sports things on youtube, itll be cool to watch em all again
24:43 On Steve Francis not wanting to play for the Raptor:
Ironically Toronto is closer to Maryland than Houston. 8hr 45 min drive. Meanwhile to Houston is 20hr 43 min drive.
A collapse suggestion: Do the Raiders after 1983, and the Niners after 1994.
There’s a Raiders collapse after their Super Bowl appearance.
@@baxatakbaxatak2014They did do 02 of course, and that was a good video.
the post-Montana/Rice era was brutal.
@@dynad00d15 Ahh, yes, days of Erickson, Nolan the Younger, and Singletary.
And Seahawks Legion of Boom era.
Love these longer marathon cuts and I think Collapse is one of my favorite series y’all have ever done! Such great content
Bring back more of these collapse videos! Here’s some fresh ideas- collapse of Powerhouse football programs (Nebraska), the Spurs recent bad years, the Oakland A’s of the past decade, or even a UFC type collapse like Tony Ferguson
How do you only have 1.4M subscribers? Your videos are soo good. Keep it up
I NEEDED this today 😊
I love the Collapse Series so much!!! Praying we get more episodes!!!!!!!!
I know baseball probably isn't the most exciting sport but there are alot of recent ones;
The 2015 Kansas City Royals
The 2005 Chicago WHite Sox
The 2010-2012 Texas Rangers
The Moneyball Oakland Athletics
The 2016 Chicago Cubs and eventually...
The current Houston Astros!!!!!!!!!
Bias cause I’m a fan of them but I’d like to see a breakdown of the Angels and Ducks collapses. Both teams were at or near the top of their sports in the 2000’s and now are at the bottom in both their play and in relevancy the LA/Orange County area.
Yeah, same. Been a fan of both of them since I was a little kid…
Peace Spectre! Great Work! Nice lyric and beat selection with great song listing order. Keep Going! I Love It!
Ron Harper suffered a severe knee injury. Instead of trying to be the next Jordan, as a 2 guard, he turned himself into a point guard and helped MJ and the Bulls win 3 titles. Being released by the Bulls was the best thing to happen to him. He joined his ex coach Phil in LA and won 2 more rings.
He was actually signed as another Jordan replacement at SG after the Pete Myers experiment in 93-94 failed. It was just a stroke of luck MJ came back and Ron was moved to PG to accommodate.
Enjoyed watching this so much. Great video, very well made
Bring back Collapse! Few suggestions: Patriots since Brady left, Bad Boys Pistons, Raptors and their one-year wonder of Kawhi, Red Sox and Cubs since their WS wins, Broncos since Peyton's farewell
And if Florida Panthers loses tonight to Edmonton, it might be a possible Collapse story in the future
@@joelsterling1445Dammit. *It didn’t happen…* 😅😂😒😞
@@joelsterling1445 Didn't happen. Also I hope our guy Seth is writing one for the Warriors' Dynasty.
Suggestions for future Collapse videos:
1. Carolina Hurricanes after winning the 2006 Stanley Cup
2. Indianapolis Colts after winning Super Bowl 41
3. Kansas City Royals after winning the 2015 World Series.
none of those qualify as dynasties. the distinction here is sustained success over multiple years. but maybe they can add a one title wonder section.
It's a damned shame this only covered USA sports history. The collapse of Man United after the Ferguson dynasty, which included multiple dynasties within: Cantona era, Class of 92 era, Rooney-Ronaldo era. Looking specifically at the collapse of the Rooney-Ronaldo era, how players left and the owners failed to reinforce the squad.
The collapse of AC Milan post 2007 Champions league win and collapse of inter Milan post 2010 treble winner is another great case for collapse series, but I think they're probably will have difficulties to finding english literature
@@josephtambun3767 yeah, the vast majority of it would be covered in Italian journalism. But those collapses were huge, especially considering how Juve went on to dominate for an entire decade, and both Inter and AC Milan struggled for Champions League qualification throughout.
As much as I want any football/soccer stuff on SB, ya gotta remember, they’re an American channel, and Yanks aren’t exactly known for being footy fans…
@@nintendogamer4703its really huge, considering Italian football national team downfall is happened almost (and partially caused by) the same time
@@matthewlo7868well, they just made rewinder episode of when Zlatan introduce MLS
i remember the Baby Bulls, when the GM wisely drafted 2 centers with 2 top 4 picks. GENIUS
Love these !!! I could literally watch these all day !!!
Wow, it's really good. It's very attractive and the AD is very interesting
This is great, now please make more ❤
One of my absolute favorite series of all time please can we get more
Please do a rewind of the valley oop in game 5 of the 2021 finals. Giannis fulfilling his potential coming off what should’ve been a season ending injury the round before. Coming back from 2-0 down in the finals. 35-15-5 finals mvp. Its an amazing, intense, and iconic story
So many good options:
Miami after 2005 NBA Finals
Notre Dame after Lou Holtz
Yankees after 2009 World Series
Nebraska after Tom Osborne
Pistons after Bad Boys
Celtics after their last 80s title
Can you really count the Yankees because they only won two championships in the 2000s. They were literally at the beginning and end of the decade, lol. I love the Yanks, but winning in 2000 and then not again until 2009 isn't a collapse.
@@PrinceofDrill I guess you've forgotten that the Yankees at the start of the decade were ending their dynasty. it deserves a look in because they won 4 titles in a 5 year span between 96 & 2000 and made the WS in 2001 and 2003 as well.
THe Miami Heat in 2005 is a bit odd though as they are not close to a dynasty.
Collapse ideas in the future if you decide to come back to this series:
Broncos since 2015
Current Bills if they can’t win it this year
Current Suns if this era is untitled
Brooklyn Nets since 2021
Eagles from 2018-2020 (I know my team Sprung back up, but still very much qualifies)
Broncos since 2015 is a case of a team who had a defensive identity when they won it all, and hasn’t had a good quarterback since Peyton Manning left his prime.
@@fortynights1513 Still from Peyton's decline and retirement to not making the playoffs since is a good criteria to be featured, especially with the team now in a total rebuild.
@@DanielOhebI’d have to double check but if the Jets make the playoffs at some point in the near future, the Broncos might be the next longest playoff drought in the NFL
Warriors??
As a Bucks fan watching these makes me verrrrrry nervous because we are following the collapse pattern perfectly
If Dame and Giannis ended up on the same team six or seven years earlier could they have done better than they did this past year in reality?
@@fortynights1513I think they would win 1-2 rings if they were together for that long, if they put a nice supporting cast together. And I’m not a Bucks fan.
@@whips8I could see that.
Also, out of curiosity:
I hear people say that Jrue Holiday is a good perimeter defender, how is Dame defensively?
Just curious because that’s the guy he was supposedly replacing, and I generally don’t hear people talk about defense for most guards.
My dude...yall got Doc as Head Coach. The collapse is inevitable and the only question is at what point this past season was the beginning of the descent.
The bucks won once. They already been collapsing. I mean, 1st round exit after winning it all. Yikes. Middleton is still on the team. Bigger yikes. Doc rivers is the coach. It's so cooked
Finally !!!!! Doc Style it's only right
Wow. Love this ❤
You guys really should have included chapters or at least mentioned in the description which teams were being described. I think we all have the right to pick and choose what we want to see without having to scroll through 5 minutes at a shot
thanks for the suggestion, just added to description!
That 90s astroturf was brutal. Every video I see with it in it out just looks like it's hooking cleats and twisting knees.
they didn't wear cleats on astroturf. It was literally sneakers/gym shoes. But it was definitely brutal.
Dude the music in these is always fire
PLEASE MAKE MORE!!! 🙏🏾
Love this series! Can you please bring it back? I’d love to see one on Seattle now that Carroll and Russ are both gone or the Patriots now that Belicheck and Brady are gone?
Thank y'all for this ! 🙏🏾 Bless up
Still haven’t gotten a Seahawks/Legion of Boom collapse video.
They weren’t a dynasty bud
@@GreenbayFudgepackers*They don’t have to be to get 1.. this video specifically is about “dynasties” but the jets got 1 n do you remember their dynasty?.. me either bud*
Well this should be good 🍿
I’m gonna need to see a collapse for my Broncos. Tebow-mania to the Manning era to No Fly Zone to nearly a decade of mediocrity.
The 2020 Lakers need a collapse episode as well as the 2019 Raptors
I love "Collapse", and I think it should resume. I have a good one : Denver Broncos from 2012-now. First part, 2012-2015, in which the team legend was hired to restore the franchise and the very first signing was one of the legendary QBs, and with a success of four consecutive division titles with at least 12 wins - including SB 50 win - then the collapse began, with 16 different starting QBs & five head coaches.
I've never needed something more in my life
Waiting for the Warriors Collapse. Coming off the bench last season, we saw Klay Allen spiral into Tobias Thompson, unfollow the team's socials, and the basket.
Given that their last title was 2022 if you want to count that one for this purpose, I think we could be a little too close still (not that they are winning another title with the same core, but I don’t know if there’s enough material yet)
Give it three years. When Steph retires, that's when the vid will come out.
Rewinder: 2006 Orange Bowl 3OTs
Beef History: Lindros vs Flyers Organization
Overlap: Greatest College Football Coach (Saban) and the Greatest NFL Coach (Belichick) coaching in the same division
Beef History: Michael Jordan and Isiah Thomas
Beef History: Phil Jackson and Pat Riley
Untitled: Reggie Miller
Untitled: Tracy McGrady
Untitled: Ken Griffey Junior
Untitled: Carl Yastrzemski
Untitled: Ted Williams
Untitled: Jim Kelly
Collapse: Early 90s Bills
Collapse: 2001 Sixers
Rewinder: The Catch By Willie
Rewinder: Wide Right I, Wide Right II
Rewinder: Hank Aaron and Barry Bonds breaking the respective HR record(s)
Untitled: Don Nelson
Makes the 11 time, 8 straight world champion Bill Russell Celtics all the more impressive. They went out on top, on their own terms.
U guys need to bring this back man
I can’t imagine the amount of work needed to make these types of videos..:.the research is one thing, but all the pics, articles, clips and effects….😮
Please do more Collapse videos
Crazy how we might be seeing a similar video on The Warriors in a couple years.
What's happened with the Warriors sort of reminds me of the Collapse video SB did on the Marlins (not part of this compilation), where they won a championship in the middle of their Collapse (in this case, 2022). If, in another couple of years, they haven't turned things around, I could very easily see them as candidates for a similar video.
Y'all need to do CFB dynasty's
Need to make more of these, here are some ideas:
*How the Eagles started to falter after a Super Bowl win
*How the Nationals went from World Series Champs to the NL East basement
*Philadelphia Flyers road to ruin
*How the Spurs went from top of the heap to Wemby
Etc.
The Nationals fall off was pretty much immediate.
Who retired or left other than Rendon?
The Patriots collapse starting with them losing to the Titans in the 2019 Wild Card Round. Then Tom Brady left in the off-season and it was all downhill from there
Eagles one doesn’t make any sense they had a couple years of poor performance but their back on their feet and don’t forget that they just recently went to the Super Bowl, don’t let last season fool u
@@fortynights1513 Strasburg got injured to the point of being unable to play baseball again. Rendon left in free agency. Juan Soto and Max Scherzer was traded once it was clear the team couldn't compete anymore. Several key players were all on expiring contracts, and the team was the oldest in baseball that year. 2019 was the last year they were realistically expected to do anything in the playoffs.
Oh man, as soon as i heard "Chicago Blackhawks" on the last one I KNEW this was gonna be absolutely brutal.
The 1990's were dead for Detroit fans till the Wings (I live in Detroit and a Avs fan) i mean the Tigers were down the Lions were up and down and the Pistons were coming off of the 80's, so being able to watch the AVS play the wings was really the only way i got to watch them play (avs) and it was an exciting time as a hockey fan
Good stuff!!!
If the Edmonton Oilers are not in this list, something is wrong. Glen Sather completely destroyed that dynasty within two seasons, got fired and they still haven't recovered...
Game 7, let's see if they recover
Double Collapse: The Asecent, Descent, Reascension, and Redescension of Terunofuji, a sumo legendary story
The 2011 Red Sox weren’t a dynasty but love to see y’all make a video about that collapse
I mean you could kind of lump them in to the Red Sox renaissance dynasty between 2004-2013. They won 3 times in that span with Ortiz as the anchor.
Thank you
Since everyone's doing suggestions (and i think SB would be crazy to not do another season of collapse), here's a few I'd love to see:
Post-Duncan spurs
Frankie Edgar/Shogun Rua sad endings to legendary UFC runs
Post-Harden Rockets (peaking in WCF 2018)
Leicester City 2016-2023
2021 Phoenix Suns (if Booker ever leaves)
As a Bulls fan I still get upset that we weren’t treated to a Bulls/Rockets Finals in 94 & 95 after Jordan’s retirement. 90’s NBA was pretty crazy when you think about it. Pistons title in 1990 & Spurs winning in 1999 w/ the 8 years in between having 2 teams win the 8 titles without ever playing each other in the finals. Bulls 3 peat, Rockets back to back & another bulls 3 peat.
Yall should do a dynasty falling for the 5 time champs Spurs, would be cool to see
May not be a collapse series but would love a video about the Yankees from their 1962 title until 1996 just because of the title drought in the 1980s for them
The late 90s Rockets and 2010s Nets had one thing in common: think a bunch of older vets will win you a title (they had no chance)
I will defend Jerry Krause and Reinsdorf's decision to blow up the Bulls when they did from a business perspective, and I will die on this hill. A bunch of players were going to have their contracts renewed, and they were going to be able to demand more salary because of the sixth championship, but at the same time, they were going to be in the downswing of their careers. Teams make the mistake all the time by buying valuable players when they're most expensive but past their prime (see the late 90s Rockets).
We also know with hindsight that most of the team wasn't going to be able to perform at the same level. Rodman was out of the league in two years. Ron Harper and Luc Longley were out in three. Pippen lasted a while, but he never got above 15 ppg again, and they already knew he was having back problems. Toni Kukoc was really the only one who hit his peak later on. MJ was not in his prime, though by any other standard he was still an excellent player, we know for a fact that they couldn't build a team around MJ in his late 30s because it didn't work in Washington.
At least you know you're by yourself on this one. If that Bulls team came back for the 1999 season, I believe the Spurs would've beat them in the NBA Finals. Now you have your excuse to rebuild. Now they've got the stench of breaking up a team that won 3 championships in a row. The owner was cheap and the GM was in his feelings. Not a good look
And Phil and Jerry Krause were not going to co-exist, And Phil was what kept the machine oiled. Think about it….he had to get MJ, Pippen and Rodman to buy in. MJ was good with Phil, but Scottie and Worm were two notorious head cases. The team would have imploded anyway if they tried bringing the players back without Phil.
@@mongoslade277 The Jerry's May have been cheap, but that's just business. MJ was never a good manager so he never understood, but it doesn't make sense financially to pay maximum price for players at the end of their career. MJ thinks they could have offered a one year contract to everyone to compete in 99, but he thinks that because he was the star and paid well. Scottie, and some of the others probably wouldn't have taken that deal because there was too high a chance they would be injured and lose out of higher contracts.
Maybe they had a chance in 99, but we know essentially for a fact that would have lost to the Kobe/Shaq Lakers in 00. Not because Kobe and Shaq are better, but because they were old.
@@zlinedavid Even MJ was a bit of a head case. Always beefing with his team mates, leaving to play basketball, not really buying in to team play until Phil came along.
@XandateOfHeaven Good point about Pippen taking a 1 year deal. That team never did right by him. He wasn't doing that
Everytime i hear Bill Cartright i always think of that Seinfeld episode
Seinfeld, four??
Torn my ACL (getting surgery soon) and I know why you often hear this is terminal for some careers. It just kills most of what makes you. Hell, if I am half what I used to be after the surgery I would be very surprised. And I am nowhere near an elite athlete. It sucks...
Hang in there brother 💪🏻
Im a simple man i see Secret base upload i click 🤷🏾♂️😂😂
I am gonna eat so many snacks to this
Don’t forget untitled too. Bring those back too 🙏🏽. I be watching the hockey and baseball ones even tho idk anything about em lol
Thanks
Anderson Silva may have gotten an episode on Collapse, now we need a Ronda Rousey Collapse episode
BRING BACK THE SERIES PLZ
2000 draft actually has few nice mf look at few of the names like Crawford
Does anyone know what the background music is for when the bulls start collapsing? 2:34
Ur mom😅😅
Why did Canadian oil affect the NHL? Thought the NHL dealt in USD
They're both out of the team, you can do a Brady/Belichick Patriots now
We need the collapse of the post-Brady Pats. They may be one of my teams, but it’s been fascinating watching them suck so much.
as a blue jackets fan, i love stan bowman. he gave the jackets 3 really good deals during his tenure.
Every NBA fan i know:
Secret Base: "The Hockey version of this":
NBA Fan:
Please bring back collapse and untitled. These are two of your best series and no new ones have been made in awhile
I see new Secret Base video: TIME TO STRAP IN FOLKS!
I would love to see the Big 3 or 4 men's tennis players throughout the late 00s til the mid 2010s. Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray.
Vampires n roaches is wild b!!
I need some buttered popcorn and a feet soak for this
Not really a "dynasty" per se, but I'd love a Collapse video on the 2014 Lions and how it all fell apart