Basketball - They Made The Game a Worldwide Game

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  • Опубліковано 8 лют 2013
  • I edited and cut alot in this documentary.
    So now it's an action packed 37 minutes special on the best team ever assembled.
    The best collection of talent in teamsports history.
    I can remember lots of people here in Europe watching their games dispite having zero appriciation for basketball.
    I remember all the teenagers in Europe switching from soccer to basketball after the Olympics, now that is something to remember and something we call a legacy.
    2012 USA basketball team was a good team, but you can never compare different era's.
    The dream team of 1992 opened doors that can't be re-opened.
    That being said, I loved and still love this game, but I have only watched one single game of the 2012 USA Basketball team and I'm sorry to say, I didn't even pay attention throughout the whole game, because it just didn't do anything for me.
    The 2012 team should be remembered for what they did, period.
    But unlike the 1992 team, the 2012 team can't claim they made lots of kids in Europe switch to basketball, they can't claim they made non-basketball lovers tune in to watch their games. I don't know what the 2012 teams legacy will be, honestly, I have already forgotten about them, sorry to say that, but they will probably have some kind of legacy, I'm just saying that I'm not aware of it at all.
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  • @ebenclukey7293
    @ebenclukey7293 Місяць тому +43

    Larry and Magic will forever be one of the greatest stories in sports for all the right reasons.

  • @zbuildsthewayyyt1085
    @zbuildsthewayyyt1085 Рік тому +189

    This was back when basketball meant something and had heart and soul. Those guys are legends. Not because of huge contracts. It was pure talent, drive and determination.

    • @joncabotxox9389
      @joncabotxox9389 Рік тому +3

      Exactly

    • @BSworldX
      @BSworldX 5 місяців тому +8

      Bird was laying on the floor before games becose he couldn't seat up of the pain. That is determination

    • @TerryT0114
      @TerryT0114 4 місяці тому +2

      Today's defense is a joke, it's a hard game to watch now

    • @cliffallstadt3981
      @cliffallstadt3981 4 місяці тому

      Now it’s all about money, and putting All-Stars together,??

    • @clyde642006
      @clyde642006 3 місяці тому

      Absolutely. And it was the love of the game.

  • @samleyton5316
    @samleyton5316 2 роки тому +170

    I am a Barcelona native,the best Olympics ever made us proud of our city but that Olympics were just about one thing,the dream team.God,what a time to be alive.the best nba era and along with the 80s,the best time of my life.please,someone built a time machine

  • @mikestahlman8225
    @mikestahlman8225 2 роки тому +727

    The current NBA players can directly thank this group for the money they're making today. It was these Olympics that opened up the worlds eyes to the talent in the NBA. The TV money today's players get a chunk of is unbelievable

    • @dec9164
      @dec9164 Рік тому +11

      'ZACKLY!!!

    • @mansisity
      @mansisity Рік тому +1

      They can thank shaq

    • @dawnstar81
      @dawnstar81 Рік тому +18

      No one I knew watched the nba, I was young when Magic and Bird came into the league and it changed everything from there on.

    • @8CSKN8
      @8CSKN8 Рік тому +28

      Let's not forget that they sent the game global in an age when social media did not exist and the internet was in it's infancy

    • @Jaanis_Stepanovs
      @Jaanis_Stepanovs Рік тому +6

      At first i thought - man, this is not about the money. But than I realise that you are right. These guys played for the love of the game, but the value of money in the league reflected only 20 years later.

  • @garrettreed6166
    @garrettreed6166 Рік тому +114

    I remember watching this team as a teenager way back then and thinking "This is the best team EVER" and they showed that they were. They were larger than life at that point! As a grown man almost 30 years later I watch this with a big smile and a tear in my eyes remembering what used to be. Loved the Dream Team!

    • @venomsymbiote7555
      @venomsymbiote7555 Рік тому +6

      Yep the greatest team of all time. The 90s was the last great decade👍👍

    • @Mrd9960
      @Mrd9960 Рік тому +1

      Yeah same here, they were the greatest basketball team ever assembled, hands down!

    • @joncabotxox9389
      @joncabotxox9389 Рік тому +2

      Perfectly describes my thoughts too. I was 14 at the time.

    • @ShaWiffle
      @ShaWiffle  2 місяці тому +4

      I was 13 at the time. These players made me and a whole generation fall in love with the game of bball. While bball used to be a strange sport here in Europe it was now the number 1 sport overnight.
      Magic, Bird and Jordan were respected and revered around the bball world by other international players.
      Still gives me chills when I watch this shortened re-edited version of the dreamteam doc.
      Thank you all for watching

  • @michaelwisner4941
    @michaelwisner4941 Рік тому +54

    For me , nothing can match Earvin and Larry together, always brings a year, thinking back at how two rival rivals became Brothers !!!!!

    • @cliffallstadt3981
      @cliffallstadt3981 2 місяці тому

      Check out 1976 playoffs New York, Nets versus Denver Nuggets, David Thompson, verse, Dr. J, incredible series, 🙏🏽🏀

    • @danacarter4793
      @danacarter4793 4 дні тому

      I couldn't have said it any better, and man oh man what a time to be alive for all of it ,I feel blessed 💚💚🏀💜💜

  • @RobHel
    @RobHel Рік тому +62

    In the summer of 92 I was 10 years old and barely ever heard about basketball. Then the Olympics came along and I saw the first Dream Team... I fell in love with that game immediately and started to train and play it myself. Some months later I joined our local club and realized that many, many boys in my age did the same all around the country!

    • @signa3348
      @signa3348 Рік тому +7

      Me too,i was also 10 years old,living in Curaçao and barely heard about basketball😁

  • @joes6883
    @joes6883 Рік тому +70

    30 Years ago, Magic happened and the Bird flew for the Last time.

  • @01donandrews
    @01donandrews Рік тому +41

    Magic was like a kid in a toy store. Not being able to play because of his medical problems brought him back to life. God bless Earvin

  • @ryubatsoy2268
    @ryubatsoy2268 Рік тому +29

    For better or for worse, Chuck will always be Chuck. Respect.

  • @Crockabock
    @Crockabock Рік тому +29

    I'm so glad that Scottie got his recognition..

  • @CaliforniaCarpenter7
    @CaliforniaCarpenter7 Рік тому +93

    I can see how Kucoc was furious in the game against Croatia - but years later, he's just gotta know that it was the ultimate compliment. The Dream Team was steamrolling everyone, but *one man* intimidated them to the point of special plans. What an amazing player he was.

    • @thesnorman-graffiti3315
      @thesnorman-graffiti3315 Рік тому +11

      Not hating on or downing Kucoc but the goal of any team, no matter how good, is to shut down the best player. So of course they locked him up, he was the star. That being said, the man was a great player. He shot the lights out!

    • @CaliforniaCarpenter7
      @CaliforniaCarpenter7 Рік тому +2

      @@thesnorman-graffiti3315 I see what you're getting at and I partially agree with you, but you're leaving one glaring point out. There were not many (if any) "great international players" to be worried about for Team USA in '92. As far as I know, the only one they tried to snuff out was Kukoc. Imagine Jordan *and* Pippen on a mission to destroy *one man.* I think the goal of any team is to shut down the opposing team. They only swarm one guy if he is the biggest threat. He definitely was a great player, I'd even go so far as to say one of the top 50 all time.

    • @P4PKing
      @P4PKing Рік тому +11

      @@CaliforniaCarpenter7 They shut him down because the Bulls were trying to replace Pippen for Kukoc around that time. They didn't do it as a strategy to win the game. They did it as a way to make Pippen look like the much better player.

    • @nhbfan
      @nhbfan Рік тому +9

      Right, as one person said, the Bulls players just shut down Kukoc hardcore to embarrass their GM Jerry Krause. We was a hated guy by fans and players alike in Chicago 🤣

    • @peejaydemira
      @peejaydemira Рік тому +3

      @@P4PKing yes Jordan and Pippen want Krause to realize they're actually hurt bringing some kiddo in their club

  • @shirleyroberts2274
    @shirleyroberts2274 4 місяці тому +17

    I was from Portland Oregon so l was a very lucky lady to see the dream team play the college basketball 🏀 guys. And l was glad l did because I am a 76 year old little old lady and have been able to afford a ticket to see the Trailblazer game since. I know it was because people's eyes to the talent the pro players have. Thank you Dream Team for showing just how talented pros you all were! Sincerely Miss Shirley 🌹

  • @rullyhariwinata6904
    @rullyhariwinata6904 2 роки тому +175

    This video is by far the best documentary of the Original Dream Team. Kudos to the team who created it

    • @patriciamccormick9321
      @patriciamccormick9321 2 роки тому +5

      There is a longer version of this documentary up on line.

    • @carlosanaya4149
      @carlosanaya4149 Рік тому +1

      @@patriciamccormick9321 indeed

    • @jayjay-71
      @jayjay-71 Рік тому

      Maybe..but its not made it massive around the world....North America and Japan.. thats it...

    • @luvmusic4507
      @luvmusic4507 Рік тому +2

      @@jayjay-71 Yes there is, and it shows most of the Olympic BB games w/ the Dream Team in full. Fantastic!

    • @csom465
      @csom465 Рік тому +1

      Class is class! behind the cameras
      or on the courts. You can’t miss it. 🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅

  • @adeniyioduguwa4040
    @adeniyioduguwa4040 Рік тому +31

    The most star-studded team ever assembled in sports history.

  • @nathanielpadilla5350
    @nathanielpadilla5350 Рік тому +57

    Basketball was just different back then. All these players were special with Micheal at the top. He will never be forgotten.

    • @TOCC50
      @TOCC50 Рік тому

      Racist Malcolm X hat at the end

    • @johnnymosley3304
      @johnnymosley3304 Рік тому

      Lol

    • @jero184
      @jero184 Рік тому +2

      These guys were in every sense animals. Don't get in there way

    • @RemoWilliams1227
      @RemoWilliams1227 10 місяців тому +2

      ​@@jero184Jordan in particular didn't want to just win the game. He wanted to beat you down, step on your neck, kiss your wife, and then tell you how easy it was for him to do it.

  • @keithcross610
    @keithcross610 Рік тому +19

    This really takes my breath away, all the memories back then. Wish we could go back and live it again…

  • @ranhill62
    @ranhill62 Рік тому +61

    Magic is one of the greatest story tellers of all time. Him describing the one on one match-ups is priceless.

    • @tianzi49
      @tianzi49 Рік тому +1

      and yet he actively campaigned to get his BFF Zeke scratched from the dream team ... a guy who had just won two in a row ... upshot: friends, don't let your so-called friends knife you in your back when you ain't looking!

    • @BingCherry11
      @BingCherry11 Рік тому +3

      @@tianzi49 In my old neighborhood whenever street ball games were played people who choose sides. People would always pick their friends (people who they liked). They would never pick someone they did not like even if they were the best player in the whole neighborhood. If they don't like you ... they don't let you play!!! So it's not a question of skill it's a question of hatred. If the other Dream Team players all vote to see if Zeke should be on the team, I really don't believe Zeke would get a lot of votes ... if any!!! Before I heard all the facts I was surprised that Zeke was not on the team.

    • @tianzi49
      @tianzi49 Рік тому +3

      @@BingCherry11 in my hood we always in it to win it ... in order to not get next-ed ... feel me. w/ one exception, I always picked my boy Van Buren because he was my ace boon and also he was good ... I would have co-signed hard for Zeke over Christian Laettner, no offense, 24/7/365, especially if that is my ace boon brother ... it's done w/ no questions asked. I am glad I don't live in your hood ... so you do you, and I promise I won't stop your progress! also, we don't choose unproven new friends over proven old friends, as a cardinal rule, where we roll ... feel me! so does the "B-ballgame" imitate "life" or does "life" imitate the "B-ball game"? ... I rest my case!

    • @BingCherry11
      @BingCherry11 Рік тому +3

      @@tianzi49 I hear you. I am sure there were many non basketball factors that kept Zeke off the team. However, I don't understand why he did not play on Dream Team 2. I know Shaq did so why not Zeke???? In my old hood I was picked often because I would pass the ball! Passing the ball was not popular in my hood and rarely done. So when I would come on the court and started to pass the ball it always would catch the defenders not expecting a pass to be thrown to anyone even an open man at the rim!!!! Lol!!!

    • @tianzi49
      @tianzi49 Рік тому

      @@BingCherry11 listen Zeke paid his due and won two titles for Detroit w/o the likes of the Celtics or the Lakers all-star roster, I mean he won it w/ Laimbeer for god's sake ... also did he score 25 points in the 3rd qtr. alone while playing on one good leg in that play-off against the Lakers? ... he was a true soldier, bar none! it's all good tho!

  • @adrian3668
    @adrian3668 Рік тому +12

    some of the biggest goose bumps and excited I felf was magic assisting Larry, a very special moment

  • @SPQSpartacus
    @SPQSpartacus Рік тому +16

    Watching this team play in the olympics with my father, both of us basketball players and fans, was one of the greatest moments of my life.

  • @armyvet8279
    @armyvet8279 Рік тому +15

    I'll never forget watching the Dream Team in '92. I was 23 and a sports fanatic!

  • @WashedCoachWith3Chips
    @WashedCoachWith3Chips 9 років тому +288

    Fought back some tears watching this, but I couldn't do anything about the goosebumps...I wish today's game was like how it used to be.

  • @joes6883
    @joes6883 Рік тому +9

    The 3 time MVP. That's 3 years in a Row. Only Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell had done it before Bird. NBA History.

  • @mizkelo7348
    @mizkelo7348 Рік тому +42

    An absolute pleasure to have lived through this time. I watched this game on TV. I was glued to the monitor. I get chills just remembering their dominance on the court. Outstanding sportsmanship and unparalleled in their skills.

  • @Iammricoflly
    @Iammricoflly Рік тому +14

    I miss those guys in their prime the game of basketball won’t ever be the same without them

  • @markshaughnessy5665
    @markshaughnessy5665 Рік тому +14

    When Magic and Bird started in the NBA the attendance was down with many empty seats and the finals were tape delayed and shown at 11pm with little interest and those two guys changed that. The CBS contract paid a high price and players benefitted. It was remarkable what those two players had on the game of BB. Like Arnold Palmer in golf all players should thank these special players for the impact on their respective sports. Absolutely remarkable.

  • @seansmith-hv1gz
    @seansmith-hv1gz Рік тому +27

    One of most enjoyable documentaries every made.
    The smiles and friendship that shone through were real.
    We don't get characters like this now, so glad i witnessed this in 92.

  • @padraiglocke8844
    @padraiglocke8844 Рік тому +10

    Larry played though pain back then that would knock out a horse , his 3 years in the league he played with a broken back , just amazing grit that you don’t see today in the NBA.

    • @jamesbuckner8974
      @jamesbuckner8974 Рік тому

      Larry Legend!

    • @pogingkritiko4748
      @pogingkritiko4748 4 місяці тому

      Lebron and Kawhi left the chat 😂

    • @tennsmoothie
      @tennsmoothie 2 місяці тому

      Good Gawd, can you imagine the prima donnas of today doing what Larry Bird did his last couple of years in Boston and for this Olympic team ?

  • @kohort1
    @kohort1 Рік тому +11

    Definitely a golden era of NBA right there.

  • @Redmenace96
    @Redmenace96 Рік тому +14

    Every doc on this subject fixes on Ervin, Bird, and Michael.
    The mind-blowing part is that Malone, Robinson, and Patrick, etc. were there to score and win, equally. Turn the camera away from the personalities, and you have supreme basketball talent from top to bottom. Feels surreal, even 30 years later.

  • @aarchiewaldron
    @aarchiewaldron Рік тому +17

    Imagine what MJ's trophy case must look like. Two Gold Medals on the second shelf...insane.

  • @ducksgo
    @ducksgo Рік тому +9

    Couldn’t stop crying during this. Everyone loves these wonderful athletes

    • @wussrestbrook1200
      @wussrestbrook1200 Рік тому

      No one loves these china loving anti- American spoiled brats

  • @onlyjihan
    @onlyjihan 2 роки тому +32

    This has to be best team, ever in any sports team

  • @Solidus__
    @Solidus__ 2 роки тому +354

    The greatest team of athletes ever assembled, cemented in history forever. Truly a dream team.

    • @garyhost354
      @garyhost354 Рік тому +3

      It’s a African team. Not a American team though

    • @tropicalterrarium1742
      @tropicalterrarium1742 Рік тому +23

      @@garyhost354 no , they are americans.

    • @garyhost354
      @garyhost354 Рік тому

      @@tropicalterrarium1742 keep dreaming. Race hater.

    • @4smereka
      @4smereka Рік тому +11

      @@garyhost354 what? Stop trolling

    • @garyhost354
      @garyhost354 Рік тому +1

      @@4smereka hehe

  • @kenhan8953
    @kenhan8953 Рік тому +18

    The greatest time of watching NBA. Bird vs Magic will never replicate.

  • @healthmedz
    @healthmedz Рік тому +13

    Indeed a once in a lifetime team that ever assembled to play in the Olympic.

  • @CombatCoulture
    @CombatCoulture Рік тому +8

    I feel so lucky to have witnessed this historical moment as a kid in the 90s, and made me feel proud to be American, and feeling that for the first time

  • @kyletorres202
    @kyletorres202 Рік тому +14

    it's truly sad that Coach Chuck Daly wasn't there with them when they were ìnducted to the Hall of Fame....RIP Coach D.

  • @chrisbee9643
    @chrisbee9643 Рік тому +8

    THEY REALLY DID!!!
    I was 7 and from Germany! That was the moment my love for the game of basketball was born!!!
    I am so thankful that they came over and showed me. :)
    There is only sport I love even more, but Basketball is a very secure 2nd place. And no its not Football, its Hockey. ;)

    • @mauricefarr8531
      @mauricefarr8531 9 місяців тому +1

      Hello my mom from Munich Germany

    • @chrisbee9643
      @chrisbee9643 9 місяців тому

      @@mauricefarr8531 Munich is Bavaria... Bavaria is not really Germany. :)
      Its the part of Germany ever non german thinks about, when talking about Germany. We "rest" Germans dont really like Bavarinas... Greetz from Thuringia. :)
      Plus Bavarians eat disgusting sausage. xD

  • @DwightMeadows
    @DwightMeadows 3 місяці тому +4

    I'm so glad that i grew up in the 60's to watch the best of the best

  • @bloodyhellism
    @bloodyhellism Рік тому +5

    Remember watching live on tv in Australia it was magic.

  • @Bignellyloc
    @Bignellyloc Місяць тому +3

    That was and might just possibly be the best team ever assembled for any sport. I remember being a kid and I watched every game.

    • @josephrochefort9989
      @josephrochefort9989 День тому

      It was assembled because the Russian team was all Professional players. In 1989 there was a rule change that allowed NBA players to be in the Olympics. Before that rule change the Russians were already using Professional players. Everybody else was using amateur players. To counter the Russian professionals and bring back the glory to the United States they formed the Dream Team. I for one was very happy that they picked Larry and Magic to be on the team.

  • @pedroruiz3943
    @pedroruiz3943 2 роки тому +18

    I remember watching their games on TV. A sight to behold.

  • @farzadrezaie1360
    @farzadrezaie1360 Рік тому +10

    The biggest team ever asembled in any sports .... !! We have already miss them ....

  • @ljh45s
    @ljh45s 2 місяці тому +5

    They was the best there was ,God Bless them all, love the old days when it was real basketball,

  • @baryntn41
    @baryntn41 Рік тому +9

    Still brings tears to my eyes. Beautiful. Truly a dream team in every sense.
    A dream come true.

  • @ppipowerclass
    @ppipowerclass Рік тому +9

    More talent on this team, than in the entire NBA now.

  • @Wardfolio
    @Wardfolio Місяць тому +3

    1:47 "I don't want to play WITH him, I want to play AGAINST him"
    Words you rarely hear, nowadays.

  • @awesomemcawesomeson5138
    @awesomemcawesomeson5138 Рік тому +9

    Watching this team as a kid made me fall in love with the game of basketball!!!
    And to watch Jordan in the years after just tempered that love of the game!!!
    To watch these players now, being so entitled, breaks my heart!

  • @TheMybulls1990
    @TheMybulls1990 2 роки тому +41

    I'll never forget watching this team when I was a kid back then I'm really happy and grateful for being around to see them play in the 90s 👍🏻

    • @markanderson3669
      @markanderson3669 2 роки тому +2

      Agreed. And it really just seems like yesterday…

    • @Mrd9960
      @Mrd9960 Рік тому

      @@markanderson3669 Definitely, 30 years ago! Damn time flies!

  • @danstenmou9913
    @danstenmou9913 Рік тому +6

    This Team brought the NBA to the world and that will be their legacy for future basketball players since Barcelona Olympics aspired to emulate anywhere in the world. Greatest team of all times.

  • @jessier.4237
    @jessier.4237 2 роки тому +13

    Anyone who watched NBA in the 90s knew of Jordan's greatness.

    • @davidfaxon3336
      @davidfaxon3336 Рік тому

      Anyone who watched it in the 80's knew of Bird and the Celtics sweeping MJ. MJ Magic and Bird are all three tied as the goats 🐐 imo

  • @ivanvillarruz8412
    @ivanvillarruz8412 Рік тому +7

    Christian was on the ride of his life. He was in a team of hall of famers, champions, whose motivation aside from winning the Olympics was to show who was top dog in the team.

  • @thomasshingleton9289
    @thomasshingleton9289 Рік тому +34

    Those were the days! Living in Samoa at the time, and being a part of the Pacific team it was such a great motivation to me to see these players who I idolized. And be able to use them as an example of what a team should be! Great time in life.

  • @rickrobitaille8809
    @rickrobitaille8809 10 місяців тому +6

    The dunk has always sold this sport😄🇨🇦🔥🇺🇸

  • @andybilakshow260
    @andybilakshow260 Рік тому +4

    First off, they couldn't have picked a better coach than Chuck Daily. He knew what it would take to bring all these BIG heads together and make them 1!

  • @kingkirc03
    @kingkirc03 Рік тому +3

    Because of the Dream Team, i got the chance to become a Mavs fan due to Nowitzki and Doncic. They were the reason why basketball became global and stars emerged from different.countries.

  • @mattastic7955
    @mattastic7955 2 роки тому +13

    Jordan,Bird,and Majic. Man💪

  • @bg8807
    @bg8807 Рік тому +7

    Greatest Basketball documentary of all time. Credit to the creators.

  • @sluzbakristova7489
    @sluzbakristova7489 2 роки тому +90

    You know, 3 HOFs played for Croatian side in that final game (Drazen Petrovic, Toni Kukoc, Dino Radja) , so the Dream Team didn't have some bad oponents on the other side as you may think watching this film. They were just that good nobody could touch them. So, when you hear speaker saying: "The best team ever to walk this earth" ... thats not exaggeration.

  • @rickrry
    @rickrry Рік тому +3

    The most positive outcome of the Dream Team was giving worldwide basketball players the chance to go down in history as the only foreign players who get to meet and play with the world's greatest athletes. A dream come true for these athletes.🏀🏀🔥🔥

  • @KJN311
    @KJN311 Рік тому +4

    If it wasn’t for age, Ewing would of been like, “ Larry let’s form a super team”.

  • @MrElBenno
    @MrElBenno Рік тому +3

    31:29 when i see Scotties Face in a moment of Proud, i got tears in my eyes. He is such a nice guy full of respect! 33 forever!

  • @mikewood8561
    @mikewood8561 4 місяці тому +1

    I always felt this was the best team ever!! Since this ive never watched the Olympics. I couldn't watch knowing they weren't the best. This team was the best

  • @patriciamccormick9321
    @patriciamccormick9321 2 роки тому +24

    Magic’s embrace by the other players on the dream team, yes I know all about the earlier controversies over his HIV status, tore down walls that fear and misunderstanding about the disease had created. BILLIONS globally re-examined their preconceptions and that was an even bigger accomplishment than making basketball a global game. You can argue that is why Magic and millions of others have survived AIDS and the research also led to better treatment of other diseases caused by viruses.

    • @redmustangredmustang
      @redmustangredmustang Рік тому

      Plus thankfully modern medicine has caught up. Now today there are HIV medications where you only need a pill or two a day to live a normal life and in some cases can get HIV down to undetectable levels. HIV is not a death sentence like it would be back in the 80's.

    • @bbmtge
      @bbmtge Рік тому

      There is absolutely no truth to your statement.

  • @brianboland1646
    @brianboland1646 Рік тому +3

    True brotherhood doesn't always come from blood these men are still living legends and will be long after they are gone from us

  • @datacentermechtalk6852
    @datacentermechtalk6852 Рік тому +3

    This is one of the best videos I’ve ever seen! Made me tear up! These players were bigger than life.

  • @321phc
    @321phc Рік тому +2

    I´m from argentina and watching this made me cry. Also, loved when they showed Manu our biggest basquetball hero

  • @Granaidh
    @Granaidh Рік тому +7

    What an amazing bit of history, and so very well put together. Thank you.

  • @gingmolinaminoza7419
    @gingmolinaminoza7419 Рік тому +5

    the legendary team of all time

  • @rafaelrodriguez-rm8ec
    @rafaelrodriguez-rm8ec 2 роки тому +5

    the best times of my life watching starting as a 10 year old, all these super stars!!playing basketball from thee earlly 80s,to 2000,s were the greatest ever!! for me,. never be duplicated!! and 25 or so years watching my lakers!!

  • @ruminator3570
    @ruminator3570 Рік тому +3

    Will we ever see basketball at its finest ever again?

  • @obsidian00
    @obsidian00 2 роки тому +5

    I am so glad that I got to live through this…

  • @BIG-BlueNation8569
    @BIG-BlueNation8569 11 днів тому +1

    This is one best sports videos of all time.

  • @steviechampagne
    @steviechampagne Рік тому +7

    excellent documentary. i wasn’t born yet when this happened, but man.
    This was absolutely glorious. Nothing will ever compare to this moment in time.
    It truly was a special time. Nothing like it, ever again.

  • @KmT81
    @KmT81 Рік тому +4

    The Legendary DREAM TEAM Ever ,Forever !

  • @vernonwijngaarde1493
    @vernonwijngaarde1493 Рік тому +7

    the best team of basketball athletes ever assembled. now all hall of famers. there's no other team as great as the dream team. my favorite on the team was Michael Jordan

  • @rusbenreyes5695
    @rusbenreyes5695 2 роки тому +30

    In the history of basketball this team was the only one in won all their games by 30 points or more, absolutely the best team on any sport of all time 👏👏👏

    • @JulioLeonFandinho
      @JulioLeonFandinho Рік тому +3

      the squad that played in 1960 olympics did the same, the 84 olympics the same... and there's been other dominant teams in other sports... you can't make a comparison

    • @rusbenreyes5695
      @rusbenreyes5695 Рік тому +6

      @@JulioLeonFandinho this team won all their games by more than 30 points to everyone, Tournament of America first and Olympic games, there not comparacion

    • @mobetta2092
      @mobetta2092 Рік тому

      @@rusbenreyes5695 that’s because the rest of the world weren’t as great as they are now.
      No prime Luka, Anterkumpo, Joker, Dirk, Joker, 04 Spain, 02 Serbian or Lithuanian quality players in 1992.
      Also, the 1992 Dream Team was the only genuine time that the NBA sent its combined best players (with the exception of Isiah and Shaq instead of Stockton and Laetner).

    • @THEREALLORDJ
      @THEREALLORDJ Рік тому +1

      YOU CANT BE THE BEST WITHOUT PLAYING THE BEST!!@

  • @Avenue77
    @Avenue77 Рік тому +3

    Came back to watch my dream team era...good times

  • @jonathanmusicmachine
    @jonathanmusicmachine Рік тому +3

    What a great decade the 90’s was.

  • @1204murph
    @1204murph Рік тому +3

    I love how everyone is perfectly framed in the Hall Of Fame photo…except that college player trying to peek over Barkley’s head 😂! Did he think if he didn’t wear a black jacket that he would stand out? 😂

  • @iyoka797
    @iyoka797 3 місяці тому +1

    OMG..
    I remember that Olympics and that Dream Team! I remember all of them.. each player!
    Jeez.. I cried when I watched this video.
    Thanks! )

  • @jamielancaster01
    @jamielancaster01 3 місяці тому +1

    @ 3:04 Bobby Hurley was selected in the first round (7th pick) of the 1993 draft by Sacramento. He played six years in the NBA and today is the head basketball coach of the University of Arizona. Duke University retired his number 11 jersey - he a 1st Team Al-American at Duke and where he won two national championships. He was also high school 1st Team All-American and a McDonald’s All-American.

  • @christinearanda6906
    @christinearanda6906 2 роки тому +28

    I luv the last part where Charles Barkley’s speech about having fun “together “ no matter who they are.. the best group of dream team.. now you got whiners

    • @THEREALLORDJ
      @THEREALLORDJ Рік тому

      ALL OF THESE GUYS WERE MAJOR LEAGUE WHINERS EXCEPT MULLIN & ROBINSON!!!

  • @oldiessoul3556
    @oldiessoul3556 Рік тому +3

    I've never watched a more remarkable documentary than this. Everything about it is truly dreamlike. The closest to this video are those made by Joseph Vincent (UA-camr). NBA TV 📺

  • @shirleyroberts2274
    @shirleyroberts2274 4 місяці тому +1

    That first gave was a slaughter! No other word for it. Sincerely Miss Shirley 🇺🇲🏀🌹

  • @sajen23
    @sajen23 2 роки тому +4

    i really enjoyed this, thank you :)

  • @chuckanoonus
    @chuckanoonus Рік тому +3

    “For my country.” I love it!

  • @SR-ps5xk
    @SR-ps5xk Рік тому +7

    The sad part is that due to fall out of Yugoslavia their greatest rival was being divided and only part of it won the silver medal as Croatia. Even to this date ex Yugoslavia is the greatest pool of talent outside of the US. Still amazing accomplishment making this dream team work.

    • @jirimijirimijirimi
      @jirimijirimijirimi Рік тому

      facts

    • @jakeyb25
      @jakeyb25 Рік тому

      How do you think things would of panned out if Yugoslavia wasn't being broken up? Considering that Croatia gave the USA their most competitive game?

    • @toastedt140
      @toastedt140 Рік тому

      @Jacob Bolton I was interested so i read up on it. The dream team was made because Yugoslavia was beating them at junior and olympic tournaments. The biggest loss is the legendary coach Duda Ivkovic (huge inspiration for Pop) who went on to coach serbia.
      Player wise Jure Zdovic (starting point guard) and Vlade Divac (starting center) jump out right now i'll update if i find anything.
      So better coaching and a better starting 5, more depth on the bench. It would have been a lot more competitive, but USA probably still gets the win.
      Edit: Zarko Paspalj was another serbian, scored 15 on USA in 1990

  • @gezzarandom
    @gezzarandom 2 роки тому +11

    Toni Kukoc must’ve thought what have I done to deserve this? It wasn’t so much as welcome to the real world, it was more a case of welcome to hell.

    • @rjperfetto584
      @rjperfetto584 2 роки тому +1

      If he was drafted Kukoc by the Bulls in 1989, why did it take 5 years until 1994 to finally arrive there?

    • @jorgevecinocastro3407
      @jorgevecinocastro3407 Рік тому

      ​@@rjperfetto584 Europeans can play until the y Accord with the gran in the Europeana league.

  • @vonndalism4682
    @vonndalism4682 2 роки тому +55

    With the chemistry and them being competitive that much, I don't think LeBron, Durant and Curry team can beat em.. Their the greatest team ever assembled..

    • @bookert1707
      @bookert1707 Рік тому +8

      These OG's would destroy the rookies

    • @byunhagui
      @byunhagui Рік тому +3

      Ngl tho, I would LOVE to see that 🤩

    • @serious409
      @serious409 Рік тому +2

      @@bookert1707 they got destroyed BY rookies lol

    • @bookert1707
      @bookert1707 Рік тому

      @@serious409 only for once!

    • @bbmtge
      @bbmtge Рік тому +1

      @@serious409 I guess you missed something in the documentary.

  • @kee7678
    @kee7678 2 роки тому +7

    Chuck Daly- Master and Commander.

  • @pmaddox
    @pmaddox 2 роки тому +3

    what a world, what a life, to live to see the best basketball played by the best in the world, and may not ever see any guys like this again play the game....just saying...

  • @iamthem.a.n.middleagednerd1053
    @iamthem.a.n.middleagednerd1053 11 місяців тому +1

    I was 9 the Summer of '92. In my little town of Fairview, Oklahoma, EVERYONE got together at SOMEONE'S house every night there was a Dream Team game on. I can remember the nights where the neighborhood ended up at my house, 25 people +/- in our little 1300sq ft home, in the living room, watching on our heavy ass 32" Zenith, kids on the floor, adults on the couches or just standing, having pizza and Pepsi, watching the good old US of A just kicking the ever loving shit out of whoever we were playing that night. Everytime we scored or made a steal or a block, the whole house would rattle from the thunderous of my friends amd neighbors. Looking back it was a magical time.

  • @christianmuller292
    @christianmuller292 Рік тому +2

    That 1992 Dream Team team overshadowed every other competition and even for people like me who weren't basket-ball fans, they became basket-ball fans.
    Plus this team had fun playing together and you thought it was the Harlem Globe Trotters on tour. The basket-ball competition wouldn't had been as exciting without them.
    For those who critisize the score difference they don't know what they're talking about. It's the same in every sport. I'm a soccer fan and if you can win by the highest margin then you do it. If you don't then you're not respecting your opponent full stop.

  • @robertconville6269
    @robertconville6269 Рік тому +4

    While they are all great players, it was Chuck Daly that made it happen! Much Respect!

  • @mastertoilet6924
    @mastertoilet6924 Рік тому +3

    I as croatian remember this and just if there was not dream team we would win easy it breaks my hart.

  • @ghostjohn2001
    @ghostjohn2001 8 днів тому

    The fascination with the Dream Team grew and grew because everyone in the World knew they’d be witness to a once in history event. Not once in a lifetime, a one time greatest event in the history of the entire World. Unforgettable and world changing. I was fortunate to have met Charles Barkley two years after this and chatted briefly. He’s a genuinely nice guy and polite (and one of my favorite NBA players, lol). Go Suns! :))

  • @joshuastarr304
    @joshuastarr304 Рік тому +3

    The team had Greatest talent Basketball history of Legends who Dominant game NBA Basketball like Every different positions

  • @rangerscoach
    @rangerscoach 2 роки тому +6

    jordan through legs into seamless spin move at 14:37 just insane

    • @jakevitolio2850
      @jakevitolio2850 Рік тому +1

      I noticed that, dang he was good. Never forget this Olympics.