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This is actually crazy.

Holy crap it's been 20 years. Now I feel old! 😂

9:04 😂😂😂😂😂

I remember seeing the highlights every few minutes of this game. I couldn't believe this high school offense was whipping the patriots!

All free throws lol

Man the explosion, I forgot how glorious it sounded at the catch.

"That's what happens when you come to the D." No truer words could ever apply.

Indiana beef and Detroit beef holy fuck

For how long did this issue continue? It looks like he's losing multiple seconds a lap.

Reporter: Absolutely alright your name? AP: Adrian Peterson Reporter: wait… your not… AP: Yea… 😂😂😂😂😂😂

He punched that mf

0:21

I watched him run track in high school. He was stupid fast

In the reporters defense.. It's not like A.P was out there beating his kid! Hard to recognize him otherwise!

I hope PG’s first game back looks like this lmfao

Never never u can beat Shumi he is the rain master ❤❤❤❤

OJ Simpson 🔪🧤

Jermaine O'Neal's Superman punch or falcon Punch. What's your take people?

Reporter: Can you tell us about the time that you had road rage? Adrian Peterson: I wanted to go up the middle but there was nowhere to go. So, I tried to bounce it outside so I could take it all the way. Finally I saw daylight, took the opening, stuck my tongue out at the guy trying to get me, and just went all the way. Reporter, scratching his head: Why do I get the feeling that he was talking about something else?

If this were uphill he’d be f*cked

Something like this will never happen again in the nba

"HD"

Man please. I saw this in the 1960s and 70s and nobody got suspended, just fines and maybe a(n) ejection. Stuff like this use to happen all the time, way back when basketball was 40 years old and fight were common and fans would interfere in games

520 sent me

he good

Want to know how smart AP is? He blew threw fifty million dollars, has seven kids out of wedlock and was arrested for severely beating his seven year old with a tree limb.

Watching this live as a young adult was so wild.

Wish we saw post matchups like these often in NBA nowadays. Now everyone just wants to stay behind the 3pt line and shoot 3s.

"I think hes a little thirsty..."

Not only speed & strength & elusiveness, but look how he uses his downfield blockers, slowing down at times to let them catch up. This is something you don't see much in the modern game because you don't see downfield blocking the way you do in the old films. Maybe the players are just too fast. But it is a big difference I see in the game when watching old films, even up to the 1970's.

Hunter Renfrow true hero😊

This is what AB was talking about on that podcast not the other video.

Magic!

"disgraceful from pistons fans" as if artest wasn't the one who hopped in the stands

Random Steve Kerr sighting @ 7:44

I'm convinced the clippers are cursed.

lol ron artest weak ass punch couldn’t even take a drunk fan out, then the fan clocked his ass back lmfaooo.

he did drive like this most of the race and left the pits 2 times stucked in 5th gear. He adapted so quickly that the british commentators thought that his problem was solved. Only the next race they gave him his full credts...

LeBron. Very good, best player on the court, yet people still blame him for the loss. But what do they know? The best player gets the most criticism if they lose, and this is one of those times

Seems like a camera-friendly fake persona. I don't believe that "restraining himself from flipping the bird" was the worst he ever did on the road.

Bulls would have won this series in 4 or 5 games if Rondo didn’t injure his thumb. This Bulls team was the biggest threat to the Cavaliers in the 2017 Eastern conference as an unhealthy roster. Rondo, Wade, Jimmy, Niko, Lopez, Portis would have given the Cavs a lot of work and could have beaten them.

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All Day gotta be one the most humble human beings on planet Earth on God on God🙏🏽

I grew up playing street ball in Harlem starting in 1962 when I was 7 going on 8 I had to shoot the ball from my hip because I was not strong enough yet to toss the ball with two hands to the basket, as I got into my teen years I started playing in tournaments as a forward at age 15, then when I got to the age of 17 I develop the skyhook shot watching Kareem so much I perfected the shot just like Kareem that was my go to shot then later on I started watching Dr. J and fell in love with his game I started playing like the doc I had the leaping ability at 6'2'' 160 lbs so I had nothing holding me back from flying lol, I had the big afro like his, I met him two times one time at the Rucker games back in 1972 then I went to one of his Net games at the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island in 1974 I got a chance to shake his hand he became my idol, my foul shooting was 90 percent thanks to watching the Big O and Don Nelson who shot the ball with one hand that became my shot at the foul line one hand, its nothing like Harlem street ball, love the game.

American indians Looked more Excited for Basketball Back then

O cara virou uma lenda sem corrente.

Schumie and Senna were a class apart. They would need to duke it out for GOAT. All others are many tiers down

artest wasnt even that bad, like nbaers didnt hurt any of the fans after thriw stuff on his head

Greatest night in NBA history.

What year is this?