"that's why we lift weights everyday 🤷🏾♂️" that's big 90's reaction to a player talking about bodying your star PG. These dudes wasn't sensitive at all, such a great era of basketball
Big Dog Carr was such a badass, one of the more underrated PF's of the 90';s! Despite having both the skill and ability to be a star, he usually was on a team with at least one other star scoring big, hell he was even forced to be sixth man sometimes. At the end of his career he was a key piece to that Jazz team's success in the late 90's
I think the 90s into the start of the 2000s was the peak. You still had the physicality from the 80s, and the athleticism that picked up in that decade just continued to rise. You had true, household names, the biggest sports figures in the world. The NBA was theater then. Maybe that’s my nostalgia talking, but I’m not so sure.
Charles Barkley, though the emotions got the best out of him at times and I agree sometimes John Stockton was setting illegal picks, he had great respect for him. After the series in 1997 were over between the jazz and rockets, Barkley himself said that John Stockton "is one out of 5 best players he has played against".
Gary Payton called Stockton the best point guard ever, Not the flair and the size of Magic, that's for sure, but in terms of production and consistency for his team on both sides of the ball GP's statement is surely uncontroversial. Added also Stock is one of the physically and mentally toughest guys he ever matched up against. MJ included.
Yeah man, John Stockton was super dirty. Many called him out for it and he acted like he didn't know what they were talking about. But he was also tough as nails.
Still, never won the championship. And he was a part of a team that won the conference twice, and won the division 5 times during his tenure. So it's not like he was all by himself and didn't have a supporting cast. He was a very good player, and most people see him as that. He certainly wasn't underrated.
Imagine being a 6'1 pg in an era dominated by bigs and being the guy targeted by the best player on each team just to maybe injure you to get the upper hand... Stockton was one of the best point guards of all time. Toughest player ever. Unbreakable records till this day, this guy was the exact opposite of MJ. You dont have to be flashy to be the greatest. One of the best point guards of all times.
Little things like this like this are what make Stockton the greatest point guard ever. It is much easier to draw an illegal screen or charging foul when you're one of the smallest on the court and so many little guys in the league today don't take advantage of that fact because they can't or are unwilling to put their body on the line the way Stockton did. This is honestly understandable since with the amount of injuries seen in todays NBA, a players body/physical well-being is oftentimes the most important thing to them as well as their team and it simply isn't worth the injury risk. That's probably true and seems to be a collective way of thinking in the modern basketball era but is also why we most likely won't see another player like John Stockton ever again. Don't get me wrong we will see and arguably have seen better passers than Stockton. I believe that is up for discussion but as far as the best pure point guard ever John Stockton embodies the definition. Built like a science teacher at a modest 6'1 and 170 pounds he was able to play with the physicality demonstrated in this video for over 1500 games while remaining practically injury free. That is what sets him apart from every other point guard that has ever played the game
There are no better passers than Stockton. That is the whole point of being number 1 in assists. More flashy, yes, but not better at passing. Flashy doesn't get you number 1. The best 3 passers of all time, as of right now, are Stockton, Kidd, and Paul, in that order.
Of the 6 Bulls teams of the 90's that won Championships, those '97 and '98 Jazz teams were the toughest opponents in the Finals. They were sharp as tacks, tough as nails, and then ran the pick and roll offense to perfection.
@@bonusbaby801 - I grew up in Chicago as a Bulls fan, and you're 100% right. The Jazz were tough as nails. Stockton is easily one of the most underrated players of all time.
As a Rockets fan who hated both teams, my friends and I all thought Utah in the 98 finals - refs seemed to be trying to give it to the Bulls. MJ was always treated differently once he became the undisputed face of the league.
Going up against huge guys that were usually at least a foot taller than him.. and he set those screens anyway, just to help Malone or anyone else on the team get to that basket. When you think about how long he played and that he played almost every game.. that's a lot of hits. He's such a badass.
At 6'3 Jeff Hornacek was always considered a small guy as well.... look at the 2:56 mark and it's crazy to see that he's almost as tall as Chuck.... amazing what Barkley could do at his size
I Said that on some other video and a bunch of fools chimed in that he was 6'6....I told them to watch the vid of Kenny Smith who knows Chuck well talk about Barkleys height...
This was peak Jazz fandom for me. Love it! Stockton was so smart - going in deep water, pissing off the sharks, but living to tell the tale! Big Dog Carr with a great quote here, too!
Not missing a single game in 17 seasons means he thought Charles was soft? 😂 What a reach, it's not like charles was pummeling him into the ground so he won't get up nor is it like he played all 17 seasons with Barkley so how do you jump to that conclusion professor? Most players won't miss if another player fouls on them, does that mean they think they're soft too? 🤔
@@silewis9396 oh for sure they still do, but back then Utah's offense was Stockon to Malone off those pick and rolls, and in a 7 game series I could see anyone getting frustrated about it.
gtgargon LMAO That’s the new players mentality… cry to the refs. This is part of the NBA Lebron legAcy. When u play street ball there’s no refs to cry to buddy.
That's shows the craft JohnStockton had....he played the game flawlessly, and one of the things that separated himself from the rest was that he was most of the time the smartest player in the court. He played the crowd, the refs, the moment like only a few could, and during this time 97 or 98 I suppose he was at the peak of his powers. Charles, who was one of the most talented and best players of his generation just fell like a rookie in the trap.
@@justthisguy1948 for me getting to the finals was the peak of his powers. About Chuck you're right he was not the version of himself for Rockets, but still Stockton got him hear with his brain not with his body
When Charles said Draymond Green talks to the refs too much, it only proves he has a bad memory. He was the same exact way. But Charles was like Draymond Green + Luca Doncic in one. Yes, that is high praise, but also true.
I’m kind of surprised by how hard he’s hitting Stockton.. it’s not like he was even running into Chuck.. just kept getting into place and bracing himself, really. Took those shots from a bigger guy no problem.
This was when basketball was a game for growm men. It was physical and gritty, and guys like Jordan learned really quick you had to lift weights and get strong. I wonder what guys like Mailman and Charles would have done to a skinny guy like Curry dancing in their faces after scoring?
Stockton is an All Time Great . . . and also All Time Great Dirty Player! What makes puts him on the Dirty Players list isn't the grabbing, nor underhanded locks. It's that he retained the "good guy image" while doing all these screen and guard shenanigans and never ("NEVER"?) getting called for it.
Half the league were dirty players! If u weren’t a dirty player,couldn’t take a hard foul or willing to fight… u were called SOFT! 😂 Stockton might have got away with sneaky calls but that doesn’t make him dirty. I’d say smart in those times.
@@verdes25 I agree with you . . . just pointing out he was marketed with a "squeaky clean" image, but those other camera angles always caught him grabbing jerseys, shorts, forearms. Genius? Sure. Dirty? FOR Sure!
@@verdes25 right but there's also a big difference between dirty and just plain physical. It's like someone hitting you in the chest for a rebound vs elbowing you in the nuts when the refs can't see
@@earlyreed357 I remember being a kid when that happened. I was so hyped for my family down there because they finally had a pro team other than the Titans to cheer for
Chuck was a totally different person on the court than off. Most people are used to seeing him be a goof on TNT, but on the court he was a fierce competitor. One of my favorite Rockets, even though he was only on the team for about 4 years. Funny thing is, before he came to Houston, I hated him. Wish he could have won a championship. But,, I got more respect for Chuck with 0 rings, than LeBron with his 4*
Scrolling thru the comments but none ever mentioned that within the NBA players’circle, Stockton was regarded as a dirty player. Barkley going after John is just him repping, retaliating on behalf the players in general.
If players were openly trying to hurt each other today, it would be nothing but “thug this and thug that” from the people on the internet who do nothing but complain. Cant win.
@@jaredgrube6320 I didn't say anything about throwing punches you still see that today btw, but like it's said in the video "You want to bang? We bang. That's why we lift weights" Physicality, Dominance, Toughness that's what I want. Clearly nobody wants people being unprofessional you get emotional put it into your game.
Perhaps Stockton's greatest asset was his physical toughness. I can barely conceive of anyone his size being slammed and elbowed by someone of BarKley's strength and shrugging it off like it was nothing. Stockton took that kind of punishment his whole NBA career. Chris Webber committed the hardest foul he could and Stockton leaped up and slapped his butt and said "Good foul." Webber later said, "Can you imagine how disheartening that was?" :))
If you want to separate someone's shoulder... Stockton ain't the one. Guys as tough as anyone in the league and the all time NBA leader in steals in assists which is unreal!
Was that Hubie Brown calling the game? I loved his game calling. Understood the game and could explain what was going on without getting in the way of the action. Plus, he called the game honestly. If someone fouled someone he would say it. There's too many others back then and today that you can tell they got the word of which team they're supposed to favor. I've seen players knee people in the balls, throw them down, run right into them, and the announcers quickly explain it away and then never show the replay the rest of the game.
What we have to remember is that everyone and athlete is a human being and every athlete has one thing in common that is to win victory for the team and for themselves obliviously that's what it's all about at the end of the day and of course being and doing the very best we can in life athlete or non- athlete.
"that's why we lift weights everyday 🤷🏾♂️" that's big 90's reaction to a player talking about bodying your star PG. These dudes wasn't sensitive at all, such a great era of basketball
Big Dog Carr was such a badass, one of the more underrated PF's of the 90';s! Despite having both the skill and ability to be a star, he usually was on a team with at least one other star scoring big, hell he was even forced to be sixth man sometimes. At the end of his career he was a key piece to that Jazz team's success in the late 90's
today they will say you broke the code lmao
And that is why Stockton doesn't miss foul shots. LOL
Yes!
And some to many try to say this current era could f with this era shown here smh f no
Ernie watching chuck on the podium thinking.. "Good God would I love to have him as a co-host..."
there's no way Ernie knew he'd be working with Barkley 27 years later
"If you wanna bang, we bang.. That's why we lift weights everyday" Now that's what basketball needs is more toughness like this.
Always liked the Big Dawg!
I miss prison style basketball. Final score be like 79-85.
"You wanna bang, let's bang." Greatest pick-up line, EVER!😂🤣
This is NBA at its best fantastic. Real quality hardcore defense with tough fouls. People who grew up in the late 80s/90s had a wonderful child year.
I mean if the refs are shit and the dude tries to cheat and bend the rules, he gotta get knocked down to come to his senses 🤣
Not always though
I think the 90s into the start of the 2000s was the peak. You still had the physicality from the 80s, and the athleticism that picked up in that decade just continued to rise. You had true, household names, the biggest sports figures in the world. The NBA was theater then. Maybe that’s my nostalgia talking, but I’m not so sure.
@@dbonifant587 No, yuo are spot on this.
Stockton got up like it was nothin… imagine how much that pissed of Barkley…
Charles Barkley, though the emotions got the best out of him at times and I agree sometimes John Stockton was setting illegal picks, he had great respect for him. After the series in 1997 were over between the jazz and rockets, Barkley himself said that John Stockton "is one out of 5 best players he has played against".
Stockton is really underrated, most people would pick Curry over him these days but it’s closer than people think Stockton was a menace
Gary Payton called Stockton the best point guard ever,
Not the flair and the size of Magic, that's for sure, but in terms of production and consistency for his team on both sides of the ball GP's statement is surely uncontroversial.
Added also Stock is one of the physically and mentally toughest guys he ever matched up against. MJ included.
Yeah man, John Stockton was super dirty. Many called him out for it and he acted like he didn't know what they were talking about. But he was also tough as nails.
Stockton was a great player....loved watching him. Really do wish they had beaten the bulls.
"Sometimes" Stockton set illegal picks? Try again.
Barkley was saying it the entire game and they finally called it. Barkley worked for that call
Oh right…THAT’s the reason the Jazz went to the finals
@@klfrostmediallc334 and then lost
Like barkely in the one final he ever got to
@@klfrostmediallc334 Wow, Malone and Stockton, I wonder how many rings the jazz won with those 2 all time greats!
@@username2748It was a great duo though. Jazz had some good teams. Not everyone can be #1.
So many legends on the court. Love Stockton's ability to frustrate the crap out of guys twice his size.
All it takes is being a dirty player
By playing dirty and setting illegal picks
@@RnBGarvey Damn ya more of a Biach than Chuck was about it.
Stuff you wimps can't handle. Go cry in the WNBA
Getting fouled with an elbow in the face is "playing dirty"?
Okay captain speical needs.
Tough, no talking, just got the job done. Arguably the most underrated player ever. Still the all time leader in assists and steals.
Still, never won the championship. And he was a part of a team that won the conference twice, and won the division 5 times during his tenure. So it's not like he was all by himself and didn't have a supporting cast. He was a very good player, and most people see him as that. He certainly wasn't underrated.
@@steve8803 nah he s underrated, most people don't know much about how he played, definitely top underated players in history
@@steve8803 your underrating him if you think he was just good
@@dariusburr3929 I said very good. Read.
@@steve8803 he was better than "very good"
Stockton was as tough as they came. Little dude, but tough as nails.
I mean borderline superhuman toughness.
Dirty as hell, too.
@@bubufubu that's one reason he got hit so much
@@bubufubu Agreed, that lil bastard was a dirty player.
@@bubufubu many players have said he was the dirtiest they ever played against
Imagine being a 6'1 pg in an era dominated by bigs and being the guy targeted by the best player on each team just to maybe injure you to get the upper hand... Stockton was one of the best point guards of all time. Toughest player ever. Unbreakable records till this day, this guy was the exact opposite of MJ. You dont have to be flashy to be the greatest. One of the best point guards of all times.
Mogsey bogues was 5’3 and played on that era
@@JohnDoe-sl6di Well he didn't dominate the opposition now did he?
😭😭😭 he was alright definitely not the best not even top 5 pg of all time
he wasn't the opposite of MJ, but Lebron. MJ was as tough as Stockton. They did whatever it takes to win.
@@Ivoryosbynot top 5 PG of all time?? Who do you have in your list lmao
No one's going to bring up how crazy it is to see a young Ernie with hair???
Stockton was a beast
Loved Stockton and Barkley. This was great stuff
Look at young EJ, man, so inspirational
All that hair
Stockton is one of the most underrated players ever
The coolest part about this is Stockton wouldn't have even been offended by this. Now think about if it happened today.
Little things like this like this are what make Stockton the greatest point guard ever. It is much easier to draw an illegal screen or charging foul when you're one of the smallest on the court and so many little guys in the league today don't take advantage of that fact because they can't or are unwilling to put their body on the line the way Stockton did. This is honestly understandable since with the amount of injuries seen in todays NBA, a players body/physical well-being is oftentimes the most important thing to them as well as their team and it simply isn't worth the injury risk. That's probably true and seems to be a collective way of thinking in the modern basketball era but is also why we most likely won't see another player like John Stockton ever again. Don't get me wrong we will see and arguably have seen better passers than Stockton. I believe that is up for discussion but as far as the best pure point guard ever John Stockton embodies the definition. Built like a science teacher at a modest 6'1 and 170 pounds he was able to play with the physicality demonstrated in this video for over 1500 games while remaining practically injury free. That is what sets him apart from every other point guard that has ever played the game
There are no better passers than Stockton. That is the whole point of being number 1 in assists. More flashy, yes, but not better at passing. Flashy doesn't get you number 1. The best 3 passers of all time, as of right now, are Stockton, Kidd, and Paul, in that order.
Stockton was one of the toughest mo fo's on the court.
The old Jazz jerseys are so fire 🔥 the grizzlies too.
I need a Stockton jersey.
Stockton absorbed that impact from that behemoth Charles like a professional stuntman. I would pick somebody else to do that to
Of the 6 Bulls teams of the 90's that won Championships, those '97 and '98 Jazz teams were the toughest opponents in the Finals. They were sharp as tacks, tough as nails, and then ran the pick and roll offense to perfection.
I’d say the ‘93 suns were the most talented, but MJ was at the peak of his powers and just raped them.
COULD NOT AGREE MORE & THAT'S NOT JUST THE DIE HARD JAZZ FAN IN ME TALKING!!!!
@@bonusbaby801 - I grew up in Chicago as a Bulls fan, and you're 100% right. The Jazz were tough as nails. Stockton is easily one of the most underrated players of all time.
As a Rockets fan who hated both teams, my friends and I all thought Utah in the 98 finals - refs seemed to be trying to give it to the Bulls. MJ was always treated differently once he became the undisputed face of the league.
This was the basketball that got me playing at 9... Now kids think they can just shoot long distance and call themselves ballers
stockton is strong and he dont miss games
Stockton was living rent free in Barkley's brain !! Hilarious!!
I am not a role model.
But he didn't even care.
He just wanted to set the screen or pick up the foul. Mission accomplished.
@@dialecticalmonist3405 did he, he got the calls and Utah still advanced
Man I miss this NBA so much... I can't even watch anymore.
Knicks v Celtics yesterday was a great game!
Going up against huge guys that were usually at least a foot taller than him.. and he set those screens anyway, just to help Malone or anyone else on the team get to that basket.
When you think about how long he played and that he played almost every game.. that's a lot of hits. He's such a badass.
It's the game within the game. I love this stuff. Great upload, thanks.
At 6'3 Jeff Hornacek was always considered a small guy as well.... look at the 2:56 mark and it's crazy to see that he's almost as tall as Chuck.... amazing what Barkley could do at his size
At just under 6'5," you could make a strong argument that Barkley was the greatest PF pound-for-pound.
@@Ryenobal Him having almost a 7 foot wingspan helped.
I Said that on some other video and a bunch of fools chimed in that he was 6'6....I told them to watch the vid of Kenny Smith who knows Chuck well talk about Barkleys height...
Jeff hornacek was 6'4 not 6"3" but 6"4"
@@jesuschristdestroysmarxism3916 when I looked up his height he’s listed at 6’3…. Hence the reason I said 6’3.. not 6’4… 6’3
This was peak Jazz fandom for me. Love it!
Stockton was so smart - going in deep water, pissing off the sharks, but living to tell the tale!
Big Dog Carr with a great quote here, too!
Peak flopping Stockton premeditating a finals matchup no real hoops fan wanted.
00:14 could you imagine if a player said that today, and was serious like Chuck?
That was hilarious.
*nervous laughter*
Chuck: has never been more serious in his life
There would be crying and guns coming out eventually.
@@olopatadine1052 guns??? these dudes today are so charmin soft they would be too pussy just from the noise the gun would make
All these were good whistles.
"I was sirius.." Chuck really was and is the best
Stockton is tougher than the whole fucking league today. I’m being absolutely serious…..
Fucks sake🤦🏽♂️🙄
Just about every player from the 80s, 90s, and early 00’s are tougher than the players today
OMG - Stockton just as savvy a player as the NBA has ever seen.
And yet, my man Stockton never missed a single game in 17 seasons. Guess Stockton thought Barkley was soft
...and Barkley never missed a donut .... ;)
he was
Not missing a single game in 17 seasons means he thought Charles was soft? 😂 What a reach, it's not like charles was pummeling him into the ground so he won't get up nor is it like he played all 17 seasons with Barkley so how do you jump to that conclusion professor? Most players won't miss if another player fouls on them, does that mean they think they're soft too? 🤔
Charles was dead serious.
RIGHT DAN!!!!!!!
Everyone else was laughing when he said what he said but he kept a straight face,, always kept it real
He was right about Utah and the moving screens. Maybe not on those plays in particular but they got away with a lot.
@@Dmon3k Lots of teams do so obviously. Its a complete surprise to me when a moving screen is called
@@silewis9396 oh for sure they still do, but back then Utah's offense was Stockon to Malone off those pick and rolls, and in a 7 game series I could see anyone getting frustrated about it.
Real NBA Basketball , it is sorely missed.
Old person crying about back in the day. Stop the presses
‘..when Stockton was steamrolled by the Chuck-Wagon’ 😂😂
I wish the NBA was atleast 50% this good and competitive…
yeah right. If somebody did this to your guy, you'll be crying and complaining for the ref to toss him. GTFOH
gtgargon LMAO That’s the new players mentality… cry to the refs. This is part of the NBA Lebron legAcy. When u play street ball there’s no refs to cry to buddy.
@@verdes25 LOL Barkley is literally crying to the refs after every foul. Shut up you little washed up raisin.
What you're seeing is exactly the current NBA. People trying to stand in someone else's way to draw a foul. This is the shit nobody liked in the 90's.
When the Bad Boys Pistons were rough housing, outside of Michigan the league and fans everywhere were crying like babies.
It was a treat experiencing 90s NBA! Those were the days!
Jim Rome called Stockton the “Pasty Gangsta”. Great nickname.
That's shows the craft JohnStockton had....he played the game flawlessly, and one of the things that separated himself from the rest was that he was most of the time the smartest player in the court. He played the crowd, the refs, the moment like only a few could, and during this time 97 or 98 I suppose he was at the peak of his powers. Charles, who was one of the most talented and best players of his generation just fell like a rookie in the trap.
Charles was washed up by this point and Stockton could still play but was definitely not “peak of his powers”
@@justthisguy1948 for me getting to the finals was the peak of his powers. About Chuck you're right he was not the version of himself for Rockets, but still Stockton got him hear with his brain not with his body
Stockton was admittedly a dirty player, who played the refs , and he got away with it 75% of the time
@@justthisguy1948 he was averaging 14 and 10 , in his 15th season, older Yes , washed up not even close
I like how the announcers completely ignored the fact that Stockton was setting moving screens
When your feet are planted it ain’t a moving screen he just to move to get there
You can see his feet are clearly not planted his feet r still moving until he hits him and then he goes to the ground the second one wasn’t moving
@@phillipgrant5289 those were moving screens, all day.
His feet were planted
Damn, I miss watching Stockton playing
love those jerseys best sets ever for both teams
Barkley fouled and Stockton didn’t even have to flop.
Stockton was fierce. All the time with the moving screens and sneaky elbows.
Stockton so strong for his size, statistically Stockton is the greatest point guard of all time
Charles has been keeping it real since the 80's
Real dumb. Giving away 4pts
When Charles said Draymond Green talks to the refs too much, it only proves he has a bad memory.
He was the same exact way.
But Charles was like Draymond Green + Luca Doncic in one. Yes, that is high praise, but also true.
I’m kind of surprised by how hard he’s hitting Stockton.. it’s not like he was even running into Chuck.. just kept getting into place and bracing himself, really. Took those shots from a bigger guy no problem.
Look up my video the legendary toughness of John Stockton. He was a legit badass he played over 600 games ina row
Tough as hell. All his contemporaries attest to this with no debate.
MMA tough , long before UFC 👍
No guard in today's league will ever set screens like this. Period.
What a video! It speaks volumes about those classic short or long rivalries which tipified the 90s. Long gone are the days of soap opera style ball!
This was when basketball was a game for growm men. It was physical and gritty, and guys like Jordan learned really quick you had to lift weights and get strong. I wonder what guys like Mailman and Charles would have done to a skinny guy like Curry dancing in their faces after scoring?
love this era of basketball.
Very nice vid !
No one knew one day these two will reunite in the best basketball show ever made
this all happened after the time of the dream team
Best basketball era. Period.
Ummm, no. 80's was the best. 90's was good, but not the best.
Stockton had the last laugh in this series by hitting a game winning 3 right in Barkley's face thus advancing Utah to the finals and face the Bulls.
on a illegal pick
as seen here ua-cam.com/video/JvDm9mwd_aE/v-deo.html
Where they lost...
Technically, MJ got the last laugh.
Like barkely did when he got to the finals.
Stockton is an All Time Great . . . and also All Time Great Dirty Player! What makes puts him on the Dirty Players list isn't the grabbing, nor underhanded locks. It's that he retained the "good guy image" while doing all these screen and guard shenanigans and never ("NEVER"?) getting called for it.
Half the league were dirty players! If u weren’t a dirty player,couldn’t take a hard foul or willing to fight… u were called SOFT! 😂 Stockton might have got away with sneaky calls but that doesn’t make him dirty. I’d say smart in those times.
agreed, Stockton was All Time Great Dirty Player that utah went to the finals twice.
@@verdes25 I agree with you . . . just pointing out he was marketed with a "squeaky clean" image, but those other camera angles always caught him grabbing jerseys, shorts, forearms. Genius? Sure. Dirty? FOR Sure!
@@verdes25 right but there's also a big difference between dirty and just plain physical. It's like someone hitting you in the chest for a rebound vs elbowing you in the nuts when the refs can't see
The elbow out spin move is all the evidence you need.
Awesome stuff.
Hubie Brown: Former coach. Commentator. Human Basketball Encyclopedia
And one helluva coach. Took the Grizzlies to the Playoffs back when they had J Wiliams.
@@earlyreed357 I remember being a kid when that happened. I was so hyped for my family down there because they finally had a pro team other than the Titans to cheer for
Barkley a legend for this.
Barkley a bitch for this. Fixed it for you.
Chuck was a totally different person on the court than off. Most people are used to seeing him be a goof on TNT, but on the court he was a fierce competitor. One of my favorite Rockets, even though he was only on the team for about 4 years. Funny thing is, before he came to Houston, I hated him. Wish he could have won a championship. But,, I got more respect for Chuck with 0 rings, than LeBron with his 4*
*Stockton Finish Barkley career when he hit that series winning 3 point jumper.*
When the NBA was really good
Yeah, even the jerseys and the logos of the teams were better
Yes. The best player for the last 10years is a snowflake, the rest of the league follows
@@zorskins no defense
Jordan changed it because it was to much for him. Who is the pistons
@@zorskins Steph?
Scrolling thru the comments but none ever mentioned that within the NBA players’circle, Stockton was regarded as a dirty player. Barkley going after John is just him repping, retaliating on behalf the players in general.
John Stockton was small but would set that screen every play knowing hes getting knock down. Toughness
Charles was the Kenny Powers of basketball.
Two greats playing a chess match, I miss this era of NBA.
If players were openly trying to hurt each other today, it would be nothing but “thug this and thug that” from the people on the internet who do nothing but complain. Cant win.
@@dantegood2195 Hell they can cry all they want. NBA needs it's back bone back. Stop being a buddy sport and go back to being a blood sport.
@@NotTheWheel basketball sucks when dudes are just throwing punches. Ejections suspensions, who roots for these things 😩
@@jaredgrube6320 I didn't say anything about throwing punches you still see that today btw, but like it's said in the video "You want to bang? We bang. That's why we lift weights" Physicality, Dominance, Toughness that's what I want. Clearly nobody wants people being unprofessional you get emotional put it into your game.
@@NotTheWheel sorry. Must have been confused when you called for the sport to be a "blood sport" because it was better then.
Old School basketball is the best (unlike what the NBA is right now).
Today's NBA would just get destroyed by the 80 and 90's teams! These guys were just tough.
Barkley with the Bud Light fouls....😂
Perhaps Stockton's greatest asset was his physical toughness. I can barely conceive of anyone his size being slammed and elbowed by someone of BarKley's strength and shrugging it off like it was nothing. Stockton took that kind of punishment his whole NBA career. Chris Webber committed the hardest foul he could and Stockton leaped up and slapped his butt and said "Good foul." Webber later said, "Can you imagine how disheartening that was?" :))
Barkley himself said Stockton and Isiah Thomas were the two best pure point guards in the game.
I loved the Chuckster when I was a Suns season ticket holder and hated him when he played for other teams...
I miss this nba. Not just showing muscle everytime after a lame dunks and looooots of talking.
Just imagine today's players in THIS NBA.
And Stockton would go on to hit that iconic series winning 3 over him.
If you want to separate someone's shoulder... Stockton ain't the one. Guys as tough as anyone in the league and the all time NBA leader in steals in assists which is unreal!
"I liiiiiiike it... wanna bang lets bang" 😆 Antoine Carr OG Big Dawg
Fuck yeah, Antione Carr! "You wanna bang, let's bang. That's why we lift weights everyday." Such an awesome quote.
Antoine Carr with the GOAT line “you wanna bang lets bang”
Chuck is a great player, but sometimes his temper gets the best of him. You can't do that if your team relies on you.
Chuck!!!
Miss those days in the nba
Was that Hubie Brown calling the game? I loved his game calling. Understood the game and could explain what was going on without getting in the way of the action. Plus, he called the game honestly. If someone fouled someone he would say it. There's too many others back then and today that you can tell they got the word of which team they're supposed to favor. I've seen players knee people in the balls, throw them down, run right into them, and the announcers quickly explain it away and then never show the replay the rest of the game.
Dude this is how long Ernie has been talking about Chuck’s antics 😂
Always wish I had Stockton's mental toughness and smarts...
Haha I was trying to separate a shoulder or break a rib the media laughs Barkley with a straight face says I am being serious. 😂 I miss the 90s.
Ernie with da Smoove cut 🔥
What we have to remember is that everyone and athlete is a human being and every athlete has one thing in common that is to win victory for the team and for themselves obliviously that's what it's all about at the end of the day and of course being and doing the very best we can in life athlete or non- athlete.
Dream Team buddies 😊
Props to Stockton tough as nails, he is the definition of the NBA version of Rocky Balboa
Rocky was a “champ”
But what if you only count the first movie?
Because he's white, right? That's why you made that comparison, right?
@@christianmendozatapia295 no
@@alfonsomoreno8307 then your comparison makes no sense
Woooooow !!! ♥️🏆🏀
Antoine Carr is so chill
When someone is a problem for you it’s definitely frustrating
My kinda ball, miss it!
We needed to see that another 50 times, c'mon you only showed it like 6 i think.