I think he got a promotion or something, so rather than making videos he is coaching/managing people in making them. Then since everyone missed him he is making side appearances. I agree it isn't the same, and would like for him to still do some videos that is just him, but time is limited and I guess the company decided having him have a piece of a lot of things is more valuable than full control of one thing.
I know, even if he no longer has the time to make his own regular videos anymore, I really hope he is making his own, even if brief, material. Especially one in that amazingly weird, offbeat style of the old Pretty Goods, having long stretches of instrental music, random Google Earth shots, and strange recreations of scenes with random toys and household items.
I'm a visual learner, the graphs really put it into perspective just how insane their 3 ball play was... And that stat line of Harden at the end?? Hot damn, glad he got MVP. Well deserved.
ryan Anderson got paid all this money and in the end he was the most useless trash..he should be forced to give back his salary for the warriors series..he didnt show up...period...bum...he couldnt male 1 shot?. he took 0...
AKay they gassed out without CP3. CP3 relieved Harden, Ariza, Gordon, and Green, and sort of PJ Tucker too and also helped keep the scoring more consistent. that combined with the warriors being able to rest, because they had curry, kd, and klay they were able to rotate them out so they didn't get as tired.
To have the made 3s suddenly flatline like that, they were throwing the game. They suddenly realized they were too far ahead so they pumped he brakes and kept their kneecaps intact in the offseason.
they didn't. Harden had a 3 that was wiped over a "non-shooting foul" during that 27 shot streak. Game wasn't thrown, at least not by the rockets. Shooting rhythm is real, and houston didnt have it going into the 4th.
I went back and took a look at the video and tried to figure out how those 27 straight 3's were missed. The major theories everyone kept saying was, "their knees/legs gave out due to fatigue" or "they panicked and began rushing" or (related) "they started forcing up bad shots." I checked for others as well, but for simplicity's sake, I'll keep it to those three and give a few *very basic* stats on each. Defining "their knees gave out due to fatigue" is tough, but generally, I watched each and every shot, and in *no* instance did I see a player fail to get at least half a foot off the ground. I believe it's safe to say that, even if they were tired, it definitely was *not* causing them to not get enough elevation. In addition, the shots weren't coming up short, nor were they consistently long either. It was pretty back and forth between "too short," "too long," "off to the left," and "off to the right." In fact, *several* hit the *inside* rim and/or went in-and-out (and, it should be noted, several also were *way* off, so yes, there was a *range* to how close/far they were to scoring on each one throughout the *entire* streak. Although, I should also note that Harden's shots were far more likely to come up short than long, so it's possible *he* was tired and *his* legs finally gave out - but I can't say the same for the rest of the team)! As for "they panicked and began rushing," I decided to simply define this as "they shot before they were set." So I looked through all 27 again, and this time, I counted how often they put up a shot in which could be defined as "their feet weren't set." Out of all 27, I only counted *two* that I would define being in that category! So, simply put, I definitely do not believe *that* was the reason either. And finally, I looked at "they forced bad shots," which I took to mean, "they shot too many contested threes and not enough open ones." Without going too much into detail, I can say that I would only count *five* of those 27 shots to be "forced/contested" (with only two hitting a defender's hand) - and for the three that were not blocked/deflected, it was simply a case of trying to draw a foul (or in one case out of the three, were *not* trying to, but *did* receive a big bump while in midair - you can debate whether it was a foul or not, but it certainly affected the shot) instead of actually shooting with the intention of scoring (and also, all three were by Harden, and all three of those were the ones he shot that were "way off" without being blocked). In addition, I counted *eight* shots that were *wide* open (i.e., there was not a defender within *five feet* of the shooter)! In other words, they were *all* very much *the exact* kind of shots the Rockets were known for making! They were *not* (by most peoples' account of "forcing") forcing their shots on *more than 20* of the ones they took during that streak! So if they weren't forcing, the fatigue wasn't affecting their elevation, and they weren't rushing (and they weren't doing any of the other theories, i.e., they weren't passing up open shots to drive to the hoop - hence why they had so many threes to miss in the first place), what happened? The best I can come up with is simply this: players have hot and cold streaks. Four of the six players on this team who shot during that Game 7 cold streak had cold streaks of missing 4, 5, or 6 threes in a row earlier in *this series alone* (and Harden had one in which he missed 9 in a row earlier in the series). So I counted how many each person shot during that steak, and the count was the following: Harden 10, Gordon 7, Ariza 6, Tucker 2, Green 1, and Johnson 1! Basically, Harden, Gordon, *and* Ariza *all* hit one of their cold streaks *at the same time* (and Tucker, Green, and Johnson missed a few threes in between)! And yes, *maybe* you can say that *Harden's* legs gave out, *plus* that he "tried to draw a foul" too often (though, again, that *still* does not account for *the other 17* threes his teammates missed during that streak; i.e., an additional *51* possible points missed out on even *without* Harden's contribution). But yes, that's basically the best I can deduce for what happened! Again, I totally agree, it's beyond sad and unfortunate that it happened at the cruelest possible moment (during arguably the biggest game the franchise had played in 23 years)! Either way, such a sad way to end what was one of the most historic seasons of all time!
I just finished your series on the Mariners and I've just been going through old chart parties and dorktown videos. I was telling my sister that even though she knows nothing about the team, Ken Griffey Jr., Randy Johnson, or Ichiro Suzuki she will love them all by the end. Great video as always! however ive taken an issue with the grid texture behind some of these charts because it doesn't align with anything at all, so the arbitrary divisions make it a little distracting. otherwise, big love keep doing these ♥️
4 years later.. James Harden signs and gives his shoes to John Hao, a victim of a campus shooting, directly after a playoff game win with 42 points and a game winning overtime 3 pointer to tie the series..
Me from the future: Yeah, that whole “I’m doing the rest of the show from 22 feet away because I have rockets fever” line hits VERY different after Covid! 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Well your probably too young to know this but the season before the Rockets won their championship they were called Choke City because they choked but then after they came through in the clutch next season on the playoffs and won, they gave them the name Clutch City.
DJ Gen what? The rockets didn’t have anything to do with the name choke city besides being down 3-1 in a series which they won. It’s because the Oilers has the biggest choke job in nfl playoffs history and the Astros had choked away a series that year. The term Choke City comes from a Headline that was printed in the local paper when the rockets went down 3-1 against the suns lol they were never called that. The entire city of Houston was called that for a week before the rockets came back and won the series
You provided way more accurate detail and information than me (credit given) but the Rockets were branded with that name as well and they proved themselves and had the name reversed www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/rockets/article/Believe-It-How-Choke-City-became-Clutch-City-5468943.php
cp3 being out hurt but nene not being trusted and playing iso joe gerald green arizw going 0-12 a broken moute and the bum that is ryan anderson is what hurt them since he was a -6 and gave up 9 points while on the court..the difference between the teams ...just brutal ....the rockets almost won the series with 4 guys essentially ...like had harden just been better they win...
As a lifetime fan of the rockets and outside scoring it was awesome to see them pick up this style, until it wasn’t. Harden is easily top 3 SG’s of all time. You know who the other two are.
You clearly have only been watching basketball for about a year. A below-average SG from the 80’s or 90’s would destroy Harden’s one-trick pony, hyper-traveling, choking ass. Just on the premise that defense would actually be allowed.
WillJM81280 why would you change the rules he plays with? Wilt and Kareem wouldn’t be very good simply based on the rules we play with. We play with newer rules and he utilized those rules better than anyone. If you try to close out on the perimeter he’ll blow by you for either an easy bucket or a foul and two shots at the line, both of which he’ll make. If you double team he’ll laser a perfect pass to the open man. If you don’t close out on the perimeter he’s got an easy 3 pointer right over your head. He’s borderline unguardable. Kobe even said as much, Harden and Durant were the two dudes he never figured out what to do with when they had the ball.
@@WillJM81280Absolutely not lol. The average SG today would dust about 99% of the average SGs from the Jordan era. Put Harden on those guys and he would be scoring 45 per game with 15+ assists per game.
This reminds me of the early '90's when in the play offs Stark was on a roll, I think he had 4 3 pointers in the last quarter. His play had kept the Knicks in the game. Then needing a 3 pointer on the last shot of the game to win, then Knicks coach, Pat Riley gave the ball to Starks for a 3 point shot, which he missed. NY fans didn't blame him, he was the best player that night. But the papers simply said "Stark loses game" I can't think of a game after that that Stark played any where near as good
We need more Pretty Good, from Jon Bois!! That dude is a sorcerer when it comes to crafting youtube content... As Tim and Eric say, "... Great Job!" ... ... ... ... Cinco!
A 36.2% rate of successful three-point attempts would indicate that the probability of missing 27 in a row is 0.00054%, or roughly 186,000 to 1. Even if you adjust that to 34.4%, which was the Rockets' make rate through the first 6 games of the WCF, the odds of missing 27 consecutive attempts are still 88,000 to 1. That's rough.
Do a dorktown about Sam Rice. Inducted into the mlb hall of fame 1963. His entire family died in a tornado in 1912 then in the 20s he was one of the best pitcher and outfielder in the game batter .337. He also hid a ball in his glove to “catch” a homer into the stands
Houston has always been this way. The late 90s when Chuck, Clyde and Hakeem were there, they shot waaay too many 3s. That team should have made the Finals in 97.
The answer as to why the Rockets crumpled is simple: At the end of the series, the refs swallow their whistles, and actually let the men play. Once the other team is permitted to actually play *defense*, Moreyball dissipates like a bad dream after waking.
Hey Jon, could you please explain the meaning of the variable on the y-axis from the graph at 1:05 please? Do the numbers on the axis have one too many zeros?
The corner 3 22 ft gives the shooter less background perspective than viewing the goal with its board and box background . Yes its shorter ergo you need less lift strength force to reach it . But if your familiar with paintings renaissance development of perspective it affects DEPTH PERCEPTION . Shooting is Relaxation, Concentration, Confidence and good technique.
This is kinda complicated. It's like Rockets science.
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The skin is gone
When I masturbate my hand gets stained red
@@linger5473 dude
Use lotion
That joke was a blast.
Live by the 3, die by the 3. That's the Rockets motto.
As a rockets fan, I still remember 27 straight bricks 💀
MikeBeats713 As a Timberwolves fan, we all do.
Logan Sanders I wish Butler was healthy. Would’ve been a really good series
As a laker fan 4 years later. I'm still laughing at harden
@@manz7860I mean 4 years later everyone is also laughing at the Lakers too so…
Hahahahahahahahaaaaaa!!!!! Lmao
3:29 jon was not thrilled about having to give this line 😂😂😂
No dude that’s classic Jon Bois humor, dry as hell and I love it
Nah, come on, that's a banger
They are not letting Jon bois be Jon bois. Giving him lines and crap. Jon bois is a slave we must free him
I think he got a promotion or something, so rather than making videos he is coaching/managing people in making them. Then since everyone missed him he is making side appearances. I agree it isn't the same, and would like for him to still do some videos that is just him, but time is limited and I guess the company decided having him have a piece of a lot of things is more valuable than full control of one thing.
SLAAAAM duh duduuh
I know, even if he no longer has the time to make his own regular videos anymore, I really hope he is making his own, even if brief, material. Especially one in that amazingly weird, offbeat style of the old Pretty Goods, having long stretches of instrental music, random Google Earth shots, and strange recreations of scenes with random toys and household items.
It's not his fault. He has Rocket Fever.
Seize the Jon Bois?
I'm a visual learner, the graphs really put it into perspective just how insane their 3 ball play was... And that stat line of Harden at the end?? Hot damn, glad he got MVP. Well deserved.
Overrated foul baiter
They were stuck in *3-point hell*
thats pretty good
ryan Anderson got paid all this money and in the end he was the most useless trash..he should be forced to give back his salary for the warriors series..he didnt show up...period...bum...he couldnt male 1 shot?.
he took 0...
*Panorama of digital Houston*
You live by the three, you die by the three
The Rockets had a 6 man rotation games 6 and 7 after a 7 man rotation for the finals. When your legs are done your shot is the first thing gone.
How the hell does a team miss 27 consecutive 3 pointers.
Bad aim?
its gotta be more than that
AKay they gassed out without CP3.
CP3 relieved Harden, Ariza, Gordon, and Green, and sort of PJ Tucker too and also helped keep the scoring more consistent.
that combined with the warriors being able to rest, because they had curry, kd, and klay they were able to rotate them out so they didn't get as tired.
To have the made 3s suddenly flatline like that, they were throwing the game. They suddenly realized they were too far ahead so they pumped he brakes and kept their kneecaps intact in the offseason.
they didn't. Harden had a 3 that was wiped over a "non-shooting foul" during that 27 shot streak. Game wasn't thrown, at least not by the rockets. Shooting rhythm is real, and houston didnt have it going into the 4th.
It’s been 9 months since the last Pretty Good.
Pretty Good is also a more complex video, and generally pretty long, so it takes a while to get a quality video. Quality over quantity. Be patient. 🙂
jimbo 2346 I NEEDS MORE PRETTY GOODS!!!!! RAWR!!!
jimbo 2346 yeah you’re right, but if you look, he made 5 Pretty Goods from January to August 2016.
You should do a Relatively OK video charting the course of Pretty Good videos.
:( feels bad man
This was good but it wasn’t pretty good.
Mfw dorktown is now better than pretty good ever was ZERO DISRESPECT
@@famous_anvs yeah, now, because it became like pretty good
Basketball is my favorite sport. I like the way they dribble up and down the court.
Mark Jones Stop it
P. C. Hockey number one, eh
Shut up
Thought I was reading Jon's twitter for a sec
Why is this comment on every video?
Praise be to our lord and savior Jon Bois
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I went back and took a look at the video and tried to figure out how those 27 straight 3's were missed. The major theories everyone kept saying was, "their knees/legs gave out due to fatigue" or "they panicked and began rushing" or (related) "they started forcing up bad shots." I checked for others as well, but for simplicity's sake, I'll keep it to those three and give a few *very basic* stats on each.
Defining "their knees gave out due to fatigue" is tough, but generally, I watched each and every shot, and in *no* instance did I see a player fail to get at least half a foot off the ground. I believe it's safe to say that, even if they were tired, it definitely was *not* causing them to not get enough elevation. In addition, the shots weren't coming up short, nor were they consistently long either. It was pretty back and forth between "too short," "too long," "off to the left," and "off to the right." In fact, *several* hit the *inside* rim and/or went in-and-out (and, it should be noted, several also were *way* off, so yes, there was a *range* to how close/far they were to scoring on each one throughout the *entire* streak. Although, I should also note that Harden's shots were far more likely to come up short than long, so it's possible *he* was tired and *his* legs finally gave out - but I can't say the same for the rest of the team)!
As for "they panicked and began rushing," I decided to simply define this as "they shot before they were set." So I looked through all 27 again, and this time, I counted how often they put up a shot in which could be defined as "their feet weren't set." Out of all 27, I only counted *two* that I would define being in that category! So, simply put, I definitely do not believe *that* was the reason either.
And finally, I looked at "they forced bad shots," which I took to mean, "they shot too many contested threes and not enough open ones." Without going too much into detail, I can say that I would only count *five* of those 27 shots to be "forced/contested" (with only two hitting a defender's hand) - and for the three that were not blocked/deflected, it was simply a case of trying to draw a foul (or in one case out of the three, were *not* trying to, but *did* receive a big bump while in midair - you can debate whether it was a foul or not, but it certainly affected the shot) instead of actually shooting with the intention of scoring (and also, all three were by Harden, and all three of those were the ones he shot that were "way off" without being blocked). In addition, I counted *eight* shots that were *wide* open (i.e., there was not a defender within *five feet* of the shooter)! In other words, they were *all* very much *the exact* kind of shots the Rockets were known for making! They were *not* (by most peoples' account of "forcing") forcing their shots on *more than 20* of the ones they took during that streak!
So if they weren't forcing, the fatigue wasn't affecting their elevation, and they weren't rushing (and they weren't doing any of the other theories, i.e., they weren't passing up open shots to drive to the hoop - hence why they had so many threes to miss in the first place), what happened?
The best I can come up with is simply this: players have hot and cold streaks. Four of the six players on this team who shot during that Game 7 cold streak had cold streaks of missing 4, 5, or 6 threes in a row earlier in *this series alone* (and Harden had one in which he missed 9 in a row earlier in the series). So I counted how many each person shot during that steak, and the count was the following: Harden 10, Gordon 7, Ariza 6, Tucker 2, Green 1, and Johnson 1! Basically, Harden, Gordon, *and* Ariza *all* hit one of their cold streaks *at the same time* (and Tucker, Green, and Johnson missed a few threes in between)! And yes, *maybe* you can say that *Harden's* legs gave out, *plus* that he "tried to draw a foul" too often (though, again, that *still* does not account for *the other 17* threes his teammates missed during that streak; i.e., an additional *51* possible points missed out on even *without* Harden's contribution). But yes, that's basically the best I can deduce for what happened!
Again, I totally agree, it's beyond sad and unfortunate that it happened at the cruelest possible moment (during arguably the biggest game the franchise had played in 23 years)! Either way, such a sad way to end what was one of the most historic seasons of all time!
Underrated comment
Great comment, the cold streaks idea seems a little pseudo sciency tho.
Our mighty king Jon Bois has returned
I just finished your series on the Mariners and I've just been going through old chart parties and dorktown videos. I was telling my sister that even though she knows nothing about the team, Ken Griffey Jr., Randy Johnson, or Ichiro Suzuki she will love them all by the end. Great video as always! however ive taken an issue with the grid texture behind some of these charts because it doesn't align with anything at all, so the arbitrary divisions make it a little distracting. otherwise, big love keep doing these ♥️
It's not 5:30. I saw the clock behind you. It was 4:25
Sabotower Gaming - I’m assuming they just suck really badly at changing clocks for Daylight Savings. No way Jon would lie to us. No way.
if jon says its 5:30 , IT IS 5:30. fuck the clock
He lied...
The poor guy just wanted to go home
This video is literally Rockets science.
Revisiting this as a rockets fan gives me incredible depression
7:40: “It’s only five-thirty”
*clock directly behind him reads **4:24*
I was staring at the clock the whole video. Such a precise instrument, Nice choice of equipment.
The Rockets proved the old adage of "live by the three, die by the three".
It's weird to see this series in it's early state and compare to the greatest documentaries on youtube that they release nowadays.
I like James Harden. He's good at basketball and seems like a nice dude.
Oh man did this not age well.
@@TylerCMilligan what did he do
4 years later.. James Harden signs and gives his shoes to John Hao, a victim of a campus shooting, directly after a playoff game win with 42 points and a game winning overtime 3 pointer to tie the series..
You make the best NBA content on internet
Me from the future: Yeah, that whole “I’m doing the rest of the show from 22 feet away because I have rockets fever” line hits VERY different after Covid! 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Should have called this one choke party
shart party
Well your probably too young to know this but the season before the Rockets won their championship they were called Choke City because they choked but then after they came through in the clutch next season on the playoffs and won, they gave them the name Clutch City.
DJ Gen what? The rockets didn’t have anything to do with the name choke city besides being down 3-1 in a series which they won. It’s because the Oilers has the biggest choke job in nfl playoffs history and the Astros had choked away a series that year. The term Choke City comes from a Headline that was printed in the local paper when the rockets went down 3-1 against the suns lol they were never called that. The entire city of Houston was called that for a week before the rockets came back and won the series
You provided way more accurate detail and information than me (credit given) but the Rockets were branded with that name as well and they proved themselves and had the name reversed
www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/rockets/article/Believe-It-How-Choke-City-became-Clutch-City-5468943.php
cp3 being out hurt but nene not being trusted and playing iso joe gerald green arizw going 0-12 a broken moute and the bum that is ryan anderson is what hurt them since he was a -6 and gave up 9 points while on the court..the difference between the teams ...just brutal ....the rockets almost won the series with 4 guys essentially ...like had harden just been better they win...
When Jon and Alex teach me things that makes for a good day.
Thank you
As a lifetime fan of the rockets and outside scoring it was awesome to see them pick up this style, until it wasn’t. Harden is easily top 3 SG’s of all time. You know who the other two are.
You clearly have only been watching basketball for about a year. A below-average SG from the 80’s or 90’s would destroy Harden’s one-trick pony, hyper-traveling, choking ass. Just on the premise that defense would actually be allowed.
WillJM81280 why would you change the rules he plays with? Wilt and Kareem wouldn’t be very good simply based on the rules we play with. We play with newer rules and he utilized those rules better than anyone. If you try to close out on the perimeter he’ll blow by you for either an easy bucket or a foul and two shots at the line, both of which he’ll make. If you double team he’ll laser a perfect pass to the open man. If you don’t close out on the perimeter he’s got an easy 3 pointer right over your head. He’s borderline unguardable. Kobe even said as much, Harden and Durant were the two dudes he never figured out what to do with when they had the ball.
@@WillJM81280Absolutely not lol. The average SG today would dust about 99% of the average SGs from the Jordan era. Put Harden on those guys and he would be scoring 45 per game with 15+ assists per game.
I don’t even like basketball...but I freakin love you guys
Pfffff, 27 consecutive missed 3s? I can do that with my eyes closed
This is the best sports show on youtube
The rockets fever line had me rolling lol
"It's 5:30 and I want to go to bed"
Your clock says that it is 4:25
Watching Flops Flopden lose that game 7 was so beautiful
Jon Bois is the real MVP.
The succubus decided it was time once again to take her payment
"If this is your team and God loves you" 💀💀
is this replacing chart party/pretty good?
JackBotJH_ i think so?
hopefully not. i'm waiting for him for him to upload one of those so I can say something dumb like "This was dorky, but it wasn't dorktown".
I'm gonna miss the nostalgic graphics if this is true (love the chart party vibes, the music is always on point)
Probably. Which I mean...those were really hard to make and he did them all by himself so I can live with that.
Mike replacing Susan?
This reminds me of the early '90's when in the play offs Stark was on a roll, I think he had 4 3 pointers in the last quarter. His play had kept the Knicks in the game. Then needing a 3 pointer on the last shot of the game to win, then Knicks coach, Pat Riley gave the ball to Starks for a 3 point shot, which he missed. NY fans didn't blame him, he was the best player that night. But the papers simply said "Stark loses game"
I can't think of a game after that that Stark played any where near as good
It was the ‘94 finals that truly killed Starks.
“It’s only 5:30 and i already want to go to bed”
That clock behind you clearly says 4:25, Jon.
Freaking love this show man!!!
I'm a rockets fan. I watched this game
Chris Paul was injured.
Ouch.
Do Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia Beef History
I like that clock you guys have, what kind is that. Oh, good episode, I liked it.
Man I love this series.
We need more Pretty Good, from Jon Bois!! That dude is a sorcerer when it comes to crafting youtube content... As Tim and Eric say, "... Great Job!"
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Cinco!
Tyler Kemp Thanks for reminding me. I need to get more cooling gel for my Cinco Phone.
3:28 The first social distancing recorded on camera
"I want to go to bed. It's only 5:30" while the clock in the background shows 4:25.
I love such analysis 😍. Keep up the good work.
You should look into the GAA sport of hurling, it's an amazing sport, with a lot of interesting stories.
Obligatory "I like how they dribble back and forth." joke
BOIS IS BACK BABY
I NEED A PRETTY GOOD CHART PARTY!
8:54 * examining blackboard full of algebra 2 hours later*
By jove, I think... I think he's right!
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Mr. Krabs sold Sponhebob's soul for 62 cents
A 36.2% rate of successful three-point attempts would indicate that the probability of missing 27 in a row is 0.00054%, or roughly 186,000 to 1. Even if you adjust that to 34.4%, which was the Rockets' make rate through the first 6 games of the WCF, the odds of missing 27 consecutive attempts are still 88,000 to 1. That's rough.
4:25 bedtime is barbaric! But a 5:30 bedtime is just my style! 👴
HE IS BACK
Liked the instant I saw Jon
Where's chart party
Incredible video. Houston really shot themselves in the foot
Nice background music from sky Force
Do you know which one? I've been looking for some time lol
That streak they mentioned in the middle lasted longer than my last relationship
he's back
4:42 this is the best part what are you talking about
I wish this was a daily show. I can't get enough!
There hasn't been an episode of Dorktown in almost 2 months! Whats going on guys this is one of my favorite shows.
Great stuff. Cheers.
Jon Bois loves adverbs.
Thank you Jon, very cool!
7:35 "After reflecting on this, I want to go directly to bed. It's only 5: 30" *clock directly behind Jon to the left says 4: 25*
Do a dorktown about Sam Rice. Inducted into the mlb hall of fame 1963. His entire family died in a tornado in 1912 then in the 20s he was one of the best pitcher and outfielder in the game batter .337. He also hid a ball in his glove to “catch” a homer into the stands
I love this series please keep making these videos
It took them 9 and a half minutes to basically say "Live by the 3, Die by the 3."
he’s back bois
Jon Bois!
You guys need to do the worst NBA draft
2000
Tim Briscoe oh, good idea
I loved that opening
I was sick to my stomach watching them miss those 3s
Houston has always been this way. The late 90s when Chuck, Clyde and Hakeem were there, they shot waaay too many 3s. That team should have made the Finals in 97.
The answer as to why the Rockets crumpled is simple: At the end of the series, the refs swallow their whistles, and actually let the men play. Once the other team is permitted to actually play *defense*, Moreyball dissipates like a bad dream after waking.
8:20 Oh yeah, remember when Kevin Martin was basically an all star for like 2 and a half years?
Hey Jon, could you please explain the meaning of the variable on the y-axis from the graph at 1:05 please? Do the numbers on the axis have one too many zeros?
You can see the exact moment when the Astros deal with the devil came due
Urinating tree, as a Houston sports fan that video made me cry
It came due again when the Chiefs came back 24-0. I don’t think we are ever going to pay that due
odds of missing 27 in a row is 0.00053723%
Jon Bois is alive!
Y'all need to make a Dave stieb esque dork town about Rickey Henderson
My most painful sports memory
Where can I find the background soundtrack?
What about Hardens three they waved away 😔
6:50 Did you HAVE to make that chard GSW yellow?
God damn this is a tough watch as a rockets fan. Hardens efficiency will never make up for the lack of hardware :’(
The important thing is that Harden's season ended with him failing. That's something we can all appreciate.
Rest in Peace Houston
Lmao that’s the offensive scheme I use in 2k. I either chuck up 3s or drive to the basket. No in between
my favorite part is him saying it was 5:30 but if you look at the clock it was definitely not 5:30
dorktown is the best
The corner 3 22 ft gives the shooter less background perspective than viewing the goal with its board and box background . Yes its shorter ergo you need less lift strength force to reach it . But if your familiar with paintings renaissance development of perspective it affects DEPTH PERCEPTION . Shooting is Relaxation, Concentration, Confidence and good technique.
3:29 wow foreshadowing is real
Morey. He's almost broke the NBA.