You can tell in his mind failure has more finality to it like it means over or end. In his mind failure is when you give up or you're not capable of doing something anymore.
Failure in Greek is called "αποτυχία" which means literally "out of luck". In American mentality, first is everything and second is nothing. In Greek mentality, the strength of the second defines the scale of first's victory. Every loss, every victory, even a championship title is never the end of the road. It's a milestone set to be achieved not only with hard work but importantly with luck. If you do not reach it, you adapt your goals. Simple as that.
The reporter asked a question about THE SEASON and giannis made it about life. The fact of the matter is the season was a gigantic colossal embarrassing failure. Those are facts
my friend i think you confuse the word (α-τυχια) with the word (απο-τυχια). in greek "αποτυχια" doesn't mean out of luck, the "απο" in frond suggests "target-στοχος" and the the "lack of it" (and it's an action you participate- you miss your target), so it means out of target- failure. (ατυχια means out of luck, and especially an act where you don't participate-you're unlucky). and victory is a greek word too, and everywhere in the world the winner is celebrated, the second is still the looser. yes of course the second defines the scale but i don't think that's only a greek thing. what i think is americans see the nba like we see the world champion for ex. and even more (esp. in bball which is their thing) so i think they overreact at times (even if the stakes and the money are high), yes sometimes you'll lose and because you raised their expectations they can tear you apart... they dont put it in context, they react. it's the country of opportunity.... you react fast. we, we're kind of the philosophers in this whole thing, haha. esp this kid giannis (though he's not born greek) , brings a point of view that mast be weird for the average young american. (so the ancients, who used to say every non greek is a barbarian and at the same time, whoever has the greek education is a greek, maybe they knew something...)
Giannis wil forever be my favorite player. He has everything you want in an athlete as a role model.. love this man and wish him all the health and happiness he deserves.
In no profession in this country other than sports is your success or failure determined by whether you were literally better than every single other person or group in that profession that year
This was the best, most intellectual answer ever by an athlete and if taken in the right context it answers many problems with how public figures are treated. Basketball is Giannis profession, winning a title is the intent but you will never win every season. A Dr loses patients, sometimes misdiagnosis, does that make the dr a failure. Lawyers lose cases, are they failures. Accountants mess up sometimes, does that make them failures. Reporters screw up all the time, inaccurate information, missed deadlines, does that make them failures. The point is there are objectives in doing a job, but winning is more about the journey than the result, otherwise all 31 teams that don’t win are they all losers. Giannis gained my absolute respect from this interview by putting life in its proper perspective. The only failure is never trying in life, but there is disappointment. Let’s go Heat 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The most lovable and blessed player in the league. A man who lived his childhood hard and gained enormous experience going through hunger and poverty. A humble man because he started from scratch and reached the top with the Grace of God and the right guidance from his immigrant parents. A person who knows how to appreciate and respect the values of life and not the garbage that surrounds us. The best role model for children all over the world who play sports and want to become better people. He is absolutely right in what he says, but unfortunately the half-educated crowd cannot understand him. The one and only face of the NBA for the next ten years at least. unique and special in this miserable time....
04:20 Its got nothing to do with where Giannis is from. Giannis just stopped the stupid narrative that the media has been running for sport players but the media don't run the same narrative for themselves
Exactly Dan... Disappointment is apart of Life... Failure is totally different!! The credit goes to Jimmy Butler absent Greek Freak injury...The Playoffs are a different animal than the regular season...in every factor!!
It is a failure as a team who won the 2021 NBA Championship, that was #1 in the NBA this 2022-23 season, was the #1 seed in the playoffs, was favored to be in the Finals, and lost to a play-in team. I don't care if Giannis was hurt because it's the coaches job to make adjustments. The Heat are small compared to the Bucks. Where was Milton at in this series? Giannis is talking like MJ and the Bulls had gaps during their championship runs.
Failure & disappointment are literally synonyms. Or disappointment can be the emotion that comes from failure (aka not succeeding, he literally said THE TEAM didn't succeed THIS SEASON 😆). If failure doesn't exist neither does success & vice versa. If that's the case why play? Bc winning is the goal....not reaching the goal is failing, which Giannis says isn't a thing
3:42 folks. It's a fair question! People who say it isn't... I don't know what your talking about. It's totally fair question as Dan said. Now could he have worded it better? Probably but still a fair question. Heck he got a hell of a good quote out of it as well!
How would you have worded it because he described why he thought it wasn't a failure pretty well. The only thing maybe was his tone but even then they just lost not sure what people expect.
When you have the best record in the league and lose 4-1 in the first round to the 8th seed it is a failure. When you make as much money in one season as it would take the average person 2000 years to make it was ok.
Exactly what I was saying to other sports analysts, they get angry when players don’t come speak after the game but here’s a player giving his honest opinion and some analysts are criticising him cause they don’t agree with him
The question was about THIS SEASON, not his life, his family, his long term goals. THIS SEASON AS A TEAM. He gave a long winded (very thoughtful😅) answer that ended up including the definition of fail & success. But failure doesn't exist so neither does success? So nobody in the NBA is failing/losing or successful/winning why keep score then? Why play? Why do ppl watch or root for a team?
Kobe really started this with his public declaration that if he didn't win a ring he viewed the season as a failure. I'm not blaming Kobe but i remember this whole failure success question started around 2008 when he said that after losing to Celtics i think. They asked Durant that one year and he said he don't care how Kobe or what Kobe said. It takes some stones to say that and publicly set a bar that high but I love the cerebral manor in which Giannis handed this.
The reporter didnt ask if Giannis was a failure. Clearly in the big scheme of basketball or life he is not, nor would anyone call him that. Rather he asked if "the season was a failure". Failure = "a situation in which someone does not do something they should do or are expected to do" Webster Dictionary. If you have the best record in the league and get bounced in the first round, then you clearly did not accomplish what you or others expected you to do. However, with that being said, I do love Giannis outlook on life and perhaps this is the mindset that all hyper-successful have. It would be a fascinating study
And if were gonna mention MJ and failure lets remember that epic Nike commercial he did addressing his mindset. Notice he was not afraid to use the word failure as necessary steps to success. ua-cam.com/video/JA7G7AV-LT8/v-deo.html
the thing is it is a failure if your ambition is to win a ring, it is not if you are happy to just make it to the playoff. It is a perspective. Accepting failure is not a bad thing either. It is part of success. call spade a spade, failure a failure. no need to sugarcoat.
This guy can teach the world a lot about life. This is great! Need to school sellouts like charles barkley and shaq. Who calls people names for losing a game. Don't forget perkins!
Why does Dan always have to go to his "Lebron is unfairly criticized by people" bit all the damn time? This has nothing to do with Lebron Dan. Lebron has PLENTY of suck-ups in the media as well Dan.
Wait a minute! Why is it fair to put these standards on Lebron James? Or is Giannis not one of the best player in the league? Losing to the 8th seed is a failure. Bu hopefully the team learns from it.
Yay to you it's a failure but to him it's not it's all subjective. But using Gainnis mindset of what count as failure I think Dan's point is Lebron's career is closing and for what he wants (to be the goat) it's win or nothing while Gainnis still has years to learn. But in general I'll have to disagree with Dan on the Lebron point because of things like longevity being impressive even if there's no ring.
Well, I guess we have to stop saying that MJ never had to face a player like Giannis because Butler (who has a old school game) just defeated him without 2 important pieces. If Butler can, MJ surely can!
No in life, you succeed or you fail he failed advancing as a heavy favorite this season so ultimately that would make the season a failure. No matter how sensitive people want to get about words nowadays, this season was a failure.
Giannis was asked if THIS season was a failure. In a basketball point of view. He wasnt asked if his life was a failure, or his career in basketball was a failure. This is sports. Its a competition yearly. Its a failure this season. Come back again next season. Giannis was just in his feelings, that I understand.
So I guess having the first ceed ..if you don't go all the way it's a failure...in all the years in sports who have a similar system of regular season and playoffs...how many teams reached the end...its certainly not 100% I bet its not even 50%...so that means all regular season no1 teams who didn't win a chip are failures...what about second ceed..or 3rd ceed...what about an athlete who compete in the Olympics and finishes 4th or 8th or 12 in a Olympic run..he must be a failure...and what about other sports...like tennis..only one gets to win the tournament..so the rest of 63 or 127...that compete are failures...there is a different word the journalist could have used..a disappointment.. or an upset....but he deliberately chose the word failure....which has gravity...In greek failure..literally is translated to run out of luck...apotychia...so maybe yes bucks years didn't end like many hoped or believed it would end cause they were no 1 ceeds..but it wasn't a total failure...if you like movies watch. Coach Carter....
Miami lost Hero and Oladipo...but Giannis did not play 3 games out of 5 and played injured in the last two. Budenholzer didn't want to adjust and at the last two games was not able to coach due to his brothers death. Playoff Jimmy was present in Miami two years ago when the Bucks SWEPT the Heat. Go figure this out...
To answer Giannis's question...."Yes". If you don't win it all, it's a failure especially if you're a contender and more so if you have the best record in the league.
He looks at it in totality not just the now he has the long view not just the trees he’s looking at the forest. With that said he needs to live in the gym this summer
@@kingspeech2240 I gotcha but is it ever a failure? If it's never a failure, then it can't be counted as a success if they win it all...only a learning experience.
NGL I do think a lot of reporters have some flat out lazy questions. It's like dude. You have a journalism or English major with 10 plus years and that's what you come up with?
I think players should not be asked questions about what happened in the game or how they feel about the result of a game, etc. particularly players of the losing team because there is more emotional, personal and sensitivity factor that goes with the context of every question. The team's objective was not accomplished. Was there any more upsetting, disappointing and disheartening feeling than that? Players get emotional and irritated especially if they are asked stupid and senseless questions and we all understand that players are humans, too. They are not machines that at a push of a button will respond mechanically. Most times, during this post-game interviews, the emotional state and sensitivity of players are completely forgotten and disrespected when they are made to face reporters with their annoying, irritating and humiliating questions. The NBA should stop this practice. A better arrangement would be, reporters will only interview the coaching staff of the losing team. They are the ones in-charge of the plan and operation of the team, hence, they should be capable to dissect the result of the game. The players, for obvious reasons, don't have to go to the process of reliving the upsetting events that just happened. Nobody wants to go back in the just concluded disappointment and refresh the hurt that it caused. A little respect will go a long way. The current practice of interviewing the coaching staff and players on the winning team can continue.
Oh the hypocrisy..... this man outright said the would trash LeBron and spare Gianiss, all because they love him.... unbelievable.... well athletes now has to do all that is required to get media personnel to love them or else....unbelievable, yet for years all we heard was "how will it affect his legacy".
@@captainspartan04 well according to Stephen A Smith and Skip Bayless, Michael Jordan played fifteen years AND won fifteen championships. He never lost a game in the regular season, playoffs or NBA Finals and that everyone knew it since Michael Jordan's senior year of high school, that he was destined for greatness, apparently.
Nobody ever said that he did. Even he would tell you that. But another thing that he would say is that the failures was why he succeeded. The very reason giannis brought him up speaks to his greatness.
The thing is, Michael's Bulls were NOT the favorites in the first years when he lost. For example, He was drafted in 1984. The Bulls were a lottery team. He dragged that lottery team to the playoffs IN HIS FIRST SEASON, and then lost in the 1st round. That's a success. Bulls sucked still, but MJ was great. Then MJ goes up against the 1986 Celtics. The Celtics were FAVORED, and historically one of the greatest defenses of all time. MJ torches their defense, puts up still record 63 pts in a playoff game. Bulls lose. Why? Because the Celtics were expected to win, the Bulls still sucked. But MJ still did great. Meanwhile, the Bucks were the #1 SEED!!!! They had the best record IN THE ENTIRE NBA. MJ wasn't out here losing as a 1 seed to an 8 seed in first rounds!!!!!!!! It's completely different. When MJ was favored, he DOMINATED, 6-0, TWO 3-peats. Giannis is coping.
Giannis talking from a point US media and US citizen will never ever understand. From immigration, from poverty, from non consumerism, from non capitalism, ultraliberalism, from surviving, from Europe, from Greece (a country rescued because of ultraliberal capitalism errors). You will never ever understand. Start pronouncing his surname correctly please. From Spain, regards, Thanks Giannis.
Getting exposed!! Lol… where have you been? It is and has never been a secret that Giannis sucks at FT’s.. that’s why teams foul him a lot in the paint.
Horrible answer. If Giannis is gonna bring up Jordan then he should mention that when Jordan had the best record in the league he never lost in the first round while only winning 1 playoff game. Their season was a total failure
He got but hurt and was passive aggressive towards a reporter doing his job...you guys pile on KD and Lebron for anything they do wrong but this guy is lovable. Smh😂
lmfao, how can a YOUNG MJ in a TRASH tier bulls team come up short falling to the star studded celtics? how can an MVP MJ in an up and coming young bulls team with young horace grant and pippen come up short or fail managing to get to the ECF and falling to the NBA champions? How is this even comparable to getting bounced in the first round against a team that sneaked its way in through the playins? come on. lets get real. context matters.
YES Jordan considered every year he lost a failure. Please stop this new millennial nonsense you’re the best team and lost to an 8 seed littered with injuries you FAILED
Giannis seems like a really genuine, like the kind of athlete that you’re glad kids can look up to.
You can tell in his mind failure has more finality to it like it means over or end. In his mind failure is when you give up or you're not capable of doing something anymore.
The answer to the question asked is a resounding YES. The season WAS a failure, an embarrassing gigantic colossal failure
Failure in Greek is called "αποτυχία" which means literally "out of luck". In American mentality, first is everything and second is nothing. In Greek mentality, the strength of the second defines the scale of first's victory. Every loss, every victory, even a championship title is never the end of the road. It's a milestone set to be achieved not only with hard work but importantly with luck. If you do not reach it, you adapt your goals. Simple as that.
The reporter asked a question about THE SEASON and giannis made it about life. The fact of the matter is the season was a gigantic colossal embarrassing failure. Those are facts
my friend i think you confuse the word (α-τυχια) with the word (απο-τυχια). in greek "αποτυχια" doesn't mean out of luck, the "απο" in frond suggests "target-στοχος" and the the "lack of it" (and it's an action you participate- you miss your target), so it means out of target- failure. (ατυχια means out of luck, and especially an act where you don't participate-you're unlucky). and victory is a greek word too, and everywhere in the world the winner is celebrated, the second is still the looser. yes of course the second defines the scale but i don't think that's only a greek thing. what i think is americans see the nba like we see the world champion for ex. and even more (esp. in bball which is their thing) so i think they overreact at times (even if the stakes and the money are high), yes sometimes you'll lose and because you raised their expectations they can tear you apart... they dont put it in context, they react. it's the country of opportunity.... you react fast. we, we're kind of the philosophers in this whole thing, haha. esp this kid giannis (though he's not born greek) , brings a point of view that mast be weird for the average young american. (so the ancients, who used to say every non greek is a barbarian and at the same time, whoever has the greek education is a greek, maybe they knew something...)
Giannis demonstrating leadership once more. He will win again I guarantee that
EXTREMELY PROUD TO BE GREEK 🇬🇷
Giannis wil forever be my favorite player. He has everything you want in an athlete as a role model.. love this man and wish him all the health and happiness he deserves.
In no profession in this country other than sports is your success or failure determined by whether you were literally better than every single other person or group in that profession that year
That’s what athletes get paid big money for
@@TL2354BLAH BLAH BLAH. MONEY. BLAH.
When real life really becomes a Will Farrell character from a parody.
He’s a classy guy.
This was the best, most intellectual answer ever by an athlete and if taken in the right context it answers many problems with how public figures are treated. Basketball is Giannis profession, winning a title is the intent but you will never win every season. A Dr loses patients, sometimes misdiagnosis, does that make the dr a failure. Lawyers lose cases, are they failures. Accountants mess up sometimes, does that make them failures. Reporters screw up all the time, inaccurate information, missed deadlines, does that make them failures. The point is there are objectives in doing a job, but winning is more about the journey than the result, otherwise all 31 teams that don’t win are they all losers. Giannis gained my absolute respect from this interview by putting life in its proper perspective. The only failure is never trying in life, but there is disappointment. Let’s go Heat 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The most lovable and blessed player in the league. A man who lived his childhood hard and gained enormous experience going through hunger and poverty. A humble man because he started from scratch and reached the top with the Grace of God and the right guidance from his immigrant parents. A person who knows how to appreciate and respect the values of life and not the garbage that surrounds us. The best role model for children all over the world who play sports and want to become better people. He is absolutely right in what he says, but unfortunately the half-educated crowd cannot understand him. The one and only face of the NBA for the next ten years at least. unique and special in this miserable time....
04:20 Its got nothing to do with where Giannis is from. Giannis just stopped the stupid narrative that the media has been running for sport players but the media don't run the same narrative for themselves
Exactly Dan... Disappointment is apart of Life... Failure is totally different!! The credit goes to Jimmy Butler absent Greek Freak injury...The Playoffs are a different animal than the regular season...in every factor!!
It is a failure as a team who won the 2021 NBA Championship, that was #1 in the NBA this 2022-23 season, was the #1 seed in the playoffs, was favored to be in the Finals, and lost to a play-in team. I don't care if Giannis was hurt because it's the coaches job to make adjustments. The Heat are small compared to the Bucks. Where was Milton at in this series? Giannis is talking like MJ and the Bulls had gaps during their championship runs.
Failure & disappointment are literally synonyms. Or disappointment can be the emotion that comes from failure (aka not succeeding, he literally said THE TEAM didn't succeed THIS SEASON 😆).
If failure doesn't exist neither does success & vice versa. If that's the case why play? Bc winning is the goal....not reaching the goal is failing, which Giannis says isn't a thing
3:42 folks. It's a fair question! People who say it isn't... I don't know what your talking about. It's totally fair question as Dan said. Now could he have worded it better? Probably but still a fair question. Heck he got a hell of a good quote out of it as well!
How would you have worded it because he described why he thought it wasn't a failure pretty well. The only thing maybe was his tone but even then they just lost not sure what people expect.
When you have the best record in the league and lose 4-1 in the first round to the 8th seed it is a failure.
When you make as much money in one season as it would take the average person 2000 years to make it was ok.
Exactly what I was saying to other sports analysts, they get angry when players don’t come speak after the game but here’s a player giving his honest opinion and some analysts are criticising him cause they don’t agree with him
The question was about THIS SEASON, not his life, his family, his long term goals. THIS SEASON AS A TEAM. He gave a long winded (very thoughtful😅) answer that ended up including the definition of fail & success. But failure doesn't exist so neither does success? So nobody in the NBA is failing/losing or successful/winning why keep score then? Why play? Why do ppl watch or root for a team?
He failed to win the championship this year, but it doesn't mean his season, team's effort,etc is a failure.
Kobe really started this with his public declaration that if he didn't win a ring he viewed the season as a failure. I'm not blaming Kobe but i remember this whole failure success question started around 2008 when he said that after losing to Celtics i think. They asked Durant that one year and he said he don't care how Kobe or what Kobe said. It takes some stones to say that and publicly set a bar that high but I love the cerebral manor in which Giannis handed this.
Heat played well and that is why.
I love how Giannis' greek accent pops up when he is pissed off.
The reporter didnt ask if Giannis was a failure. Clearly in the big scheme of basketball or life he is not, nor would anyone call him that. Rather he asked if "the season was a failure". Failure = "a situation in which someone does not do something they should do or are expected to do" Webster Dictionary. If you have the best record in the league and get bounced in the first round, then you clearly did not accomplish what you or others expected you to do. However, with that being said, I do love Giannis outlook on life and perhaps this is the mindset that all hyper-successful have. It would be a fascinating study
And if were gonna mention MJ and failure lets remember that epic Nike commercial he did addressing his mindset. Notice he was not afraid to use the word failure as necessary steps to success. ua-cam.com/video/JA7G7AV-LT8/v-deo.html
the thing is it is a failure if your ambition is to win a ring, it is not if you are happy to just make it to the playoff. It is a perspective. Accepting failure is not a bad thing either. It is part of success. call spade a spade, failure a failure. no need to sugarcoat.
This guy can teach the world a lot about life. This is great! Need to school sellouts like charles barkley and shaq. Who calls people names for losing a game. Don't forget perkins!
Failure is harsh , disappointment sounds better.....
Why does Dan always have to go to his "Lebron is unfairly criticized by people" bit all the damn time? This has nothing to do with Lebron Dan. Lebron has PLENTY of suck-ups in the media as well Dan.
Its not a failure lets not keep score lets all get trophies cookies and juice boxes
Wait a minute! Why is it fair to put these standards on Lebron James? Or is Giannis not one of the best player in the league? Losing to the 8th seed is a failure. Bu hopefully the team learns from it.
Yay to you it's a failure but to him it's not it's all subjective. But using Gainnis mindset of what count as failure I think Dan's point is Lebron's career is closing and for what he wants (to be the goat) it's win or nothing while Gainnis still has years to learn. But in general I'll have to disagree with Dan on the Lebron point because of things like longevity being impressive even if there's no ring.
DAAAAAAAAAMN
Well, I guess we have to stop saying that MJ never had to face a player like Giannis because Butler (who has a old school game) just defeated him without 2 important pieces. If Butler can, MJ surely can!
Fantastic point.
No in life, you succeed or you fail he failed advancing as a heavy favorite this season so ultimately that would make the season a failure. No matter how sensitive people want to get about words nowadays, this season was a failure.
Jimmy Butler broke his father's scoring record in the playoffs.
His brother Anthony Edwards will break his record next year...
Giannis was asked if THIS season was a failure. In a basketball point of view. He wasnt asked if his life was a failure, or his career in basketball was a failure. This is sports. Its a competition yearly. Its a failure this season. Come back again next season. Giannis was just in his feelings, that I understand.
So I guess having the first ceed ..if you don't go all the way it's a failure...in all the years in sports who have a similar system of regular season and playoffs...how many teams reached the end...its certainly not 100% I bet its not even 50%...so that means all regular season no1 teams who didn't win a chip are failures...what about second ceed..or 3rd ceed...what about an athlete who compete in the Olympics and finishes 4th or 8th or 12 in a Olympic run..he must be a failure...and what about other sports...like tennis..only one gets to win the tournament..so the rest of 63 or 127...that compete are failures...there is a different word the journalist could have used..a disappointment.. or an upset....but he deliberately chose the word failure....which has gravity...In greek failure..literally is translated to run out of luck...apotychia...so maybe yes bucks years didn't end like many hoped or believed it would end cause they were no 1 ceeds..but it wasn't a total failure...if you like movies watch. Coach Carter....
Miami lost Hero and Oladipo...but Giannis did not play 3 games out of 5 and played injured in the last two. Budenholzer didn't want to adjust and at the last two games was not able to coach due to his brothers death. Playoff Jimmy was present in Miami two years ago when the Bucks SWEPT the Heat. Go figure this out...
To answer Giannis's question...."Yes". If you don't win it all, it's a failure especially if you're a contender and more so if you have the best record in the league.
He looks at it in totality not just the now he has the long view not just the trees he’s looking at the forest. With that said he needs to live in the gym this summer
@@kingspeech2240 I gotcha but is it ever a failure? If it's never a failure, then it can't be counted as a success if they win it all...only a learning experience.
Why is LeBron James held to a different standard than every other athlete?
“If it happens to LeBron it would be considered a failure”
People that disagree with Giannis' comments are either people that want to see Giannis fail really bad or live a miserable life
its never been easier to score that the rim in this era so giannis putting up 38 doesn't mean a whole lot to me when you miss 13 ft's
The reporter should be required to take classes by Dan Patrick before asking another question.
NGL I do think a lot of reporters have some flat out lazy questions. It's like dude. You have a journalism or English major with 10 plus years and that's what you come up with?
3:42 in case you want Dan's input on the question.
I think players should not be asked questions about what happened in the game or how they feel about the result of a game, etc. particularly players of the losing team because there is more emotional, personal and sensitivity factor that goes with the context of every question. The team's objective was not accomplished. Was there any more upsetting, disappointing and disheartening feeling than that?
Players get emotional and irritated especially if they are asked stupid and senseless questions and we all understand that players are humans, too. They are not machines that at a push of a button will respond mechanically.
Most times, during this post-game interviews, the emotional state and sensitivity of players are completely forgotten and disrespected when they are made to face reporters with their annoying, irritating and humiliating questions. The NBA should stop this practice.
A better arrangement would be, reporters will only interview the coaching staff of the losing team. They are the ones in-charge of the plan and operation of the team, hence, they should be capable to dissect the result of the game. The players, for obvious reasons, don't have to go to the process of reliving the upsetting events that just happened. Nobody wants to go back in the just concluded disappointment and refresh the hurt that it caused. A little respect will go a long way.
The current practice of interviewing the coaching staff and players on the winning team can continue.
Dan Patrick's house must be mess, what's all those knick knacks in front of him, the clutter! 😯🥴😱
Oh the hypocrisy..... this man outright said the would trash LeBron and spare Gianiss, all because they love him.... unbelievable.... well athletes now has to do all that is required to get media personnel to love them or else....unbelievable, yet for years all we heard was "how will it affect his legacy".
Come on Dan! They are 1 seed who lost from street crew and Jimmy!
Wait a minute...... Michael Jordan didn't win a championship every year ???
Despite what they’ll have you believe on those main networks he didn’t
@@captainspartan04 well according to Stephen A Smith and Skip Bayless, Michael Jordan played fifteen years AND won fifteen championships. He never lost a game in the regular season, playoffs or NBA Finals and that everyone knew it since Michael Jordan's senior year of high school, that he was destined for greatness, apparently.
Nobody ever said that he did. Even he would tell you that. But another thing that he would say is that the failures was why he succeeded. The very reason giannis brought him up speaks to his greatness.
@@adrianknight1406 "Failure gave him strength" 💖💖💖
The thing is, Michael's Bulls were NOT the favorites in the first years when he lost. For example, He was drafted in 1984. The Bulls were a lottery team. He dragged that lottery team to the playoffs IN HIS FIRST SEASON, and then lost in the 1st round. That's a success. Bulls sucked still, but MJ was great. Then MJ goes up against the 1986 Celtics. The Celtics were FAVORED, and historically one of the greatest defenses of all time. MJ torches their defense, puts up still record 63 pts in a playoff game. Bulls lose. Why? Because the Celtics were expected to win, the Bulls still sucked. But MJ still did great. Meanwhile, the Bucks were the #1 SEED!!!! They had the best record IN THE ENTIRE NBA. MJ wasn't out here losing as a 1 seed to an 8 seed in first rounds!!!!!!!! It's completely different. When MJ was favored, he DOMINATED, 6-0, TWO 3-peats. Giannis is coping.
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Giannis talking from a point US media and US citizen will never ever understand. From immigration, from poverty, from non consumerism, from non capitalism, ultraliberalism, from surviving, from Europe, from Greece (a country rescued because of ultraliberal capitalism errors).
You will never ever understand. Start pronouncing his surname correctly please.
From Spain, regards,
Thanks Giannis.
If my goal is to get a promotion in my job, and I don't get, then yes, I did fail.
Then you are a failure
Dan! Of all people, it Giannis' not Giannis's.
Giannis is getting exposed. He cant shoot free throws or jump shots. Gets no travels or offensive foul calls. Bad coaching doesnt help as well.
Getting exposed!! Lol… where have you been?
It is and has never been a secret that Giannis sucks at FT’s.. that’s why teams foul him a lot in the paint.
Love Giannis now
Horrible answer. If Giannis is gonna bring up Jordan then he should mention that when Jordan had the best record in the league he never lost in the first round while only winning 1 playoff game. Their season was a total failure
"it would be failure if it was lebron"
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He got but hurt and was passive aggressive towards a reporter doing his job...you guys pile on KD and Lebron for anything they do wrong but this guy is lovable. Smh😂
Here comes Vince Lombardi with a shotgun
It was without doubt a failure
The Geek Freak? Who TF called him that?
Uhhh...pretty much everybody?? 🤨
lmfao, how can a YOUNG MJ in a TRASH tier bulls team come up short falling to the star studded celtics?
how can an MVP MJ in an up and coming young bulls team with young horace grant and pippen come up short or fail managing to get to the ECF and falling to the NBA champions?
How is this even comparable to getting bounced in the first round against a team that sneaked its way in through the playins? come on. lets get real. context matters.
YES Jordan considered every year he lost a failure. Please stop this new millennial nonsense you’re the best team and lost to an 8 seed littered with injuries you FAILED
Charles Barkley never won a championship. Was his career a failure
No, because he lost to Jordan...not Jimmy Butler in the first-round, lmao.