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@indy i mean first he did have a pause at 1:27 so thqts a lil sus also mens section sus again idk im not a specialist or expert but still pretty sus:p.
That knee injury for Westbrook cost us a championship in okc. We had number 2 seed and he missed the rest of the playoffs. We lost to the grizzlies in the conf semifinals and every game sent to the buzzer and we lost 4-1. If Westbrook is there... we beat Memphis and we owned San Antonio after 2012 playoffs where people said they had one of the best teams ever winning 20 in a row b4 going up 2-0 on us then we won 4 straight... took 3 of 4 in reg season over San Antonio. They got us the very first game of the season where Parker hit a 3 to win it We blew a 5 point lead with 18 secs left But we took the next 3 from them and shoulda had all 4. We were a bad matchup with our length. KD is a really good defender and we had ibaka and our goon Perkins. We had the deepest bench in the league by far... reggie Jackson Ronnie brewer, nick collision, Caron butler, deandre liggins, Derek fisher, Kevin Martin, Eric maynor and Jeremy lamb... that bench coulda been a. 8th seed alone if it was a team. Oh yeah perry Jones too... San Antonio if not for ray allen 3they beat Miami in 6. I think okc was the better team in 2011-2012 season vs Miami but just choked on the 2 point loss at home. The gave up home court. We went to their gym was up by 17 in the 2nd half of game 4 but lost. Just sumthing failed. I think we did so much to beat San Antonio and was riding that high of beating a team no one else could that we assumed we could just beat Miami. Earlier that yr we beat em by 20 on our floor and went to final shot on theirs. With a healthy team in 2013 with that bench I truly believe they figured it out. That was the rocket team that had harden on it too. If we beat them 4-2 still just at a huge price. And now we just live on memories and what if’s sucks
You should have included this one. In the deciding game of the 2011 western conference semifinals Lakers center Andrew Bynum bullied the Maverick's JJ Barea, knocking him to the floor. He was ejected for that and since the Lakers were eliminated in that game, suspended for several games at the beginning of next season. Wisely, the Mavericks on the floor instead of retaliating(probably what Bynum wanted), knelt over their teammate. At the time commentators called it a "bush league" play, whatever that means. It really made me angry.
“bush league” basically means amateur move. it refers to the leagues set up for recreational softball and slow pitch where people mostly just drink beer and smoke cigarettes. very little skill is involved and tempers are usually high due to “macho men” trying to act hard. he basically meant that the hit bynum did on barrea had no place in professional basketball.
You're right, and these aren't even the dirtiest plays in NBA history by a mile. There are so many worse plays than these -- like Rudy Tomjanovich having his skull and face fractured by Kermit Washington's hard punch, and having spinal fluid leak into his mouth. And all the crap Bill Laimbeer used to pull. And Robert Parish taking Laimbeer to the ground in revenge with multiple blows?
The Metta elbow definitely can kill. An Australian cricketer named Phil Hughes took a cricket ball to the area where Metta's elbow landed. The cricket ball burst a major blood vessel, killed him just about instantly.
I was once in a game and got a steal started sprinting down court and got my legs knocked out by a kick and hit my head, the guy that tripped me went to his bench and started laughing with his coach and teammates and the worst part is that there was no call and just out of bounds for them.
Had a teammate miss a free throw and the other bench called brick city. The ref “missed it” (she was also a coach for the same club, but a different team) and my coach was livid. Ended up losing by 2 in overtime.
Missed Andrew Bynum trying to kill JJ Barea in the Mavs v Lakers 2011 Playoffs. That was one of the dirtiest, nastiest plays on a man literally twice the size of another man I've ever seen. It was insane. If you haven't seen it then search for it.
Surprised that the play where Rudy Tomjanovich was punched by Kermit Washington (1977 Lakers v Rockets) was not included. Rudy suffered concussion, broken nose, broken jaw, cracked skull, brain hemorrhage, etc. There are numerous clips of it on YT but none that I saw had the original sound, which was a very loud crack and immediately put the raucous crowd into total silence.
The reason those elbows aren't allowed in ufc isn't because they're more dangerous than any other elbow, but simply because when mma was commissioned it was done by boxing commissioners who were ignorant to the sport. They saw karate masters break bricks with that elbow and assumed it was too powerful
The Artest elbow to Harden could have legitimately killed him. If you don't understand that, you're not very aware of how serious head injuries can be if they land in certain spots.
Artest should have been suspended for the whole season without pay for that. That was completely uncalled for. He should have joined mma if he wanted to throw elbows like that.
Harden was smart. He became a star with his famous lock arm move. Come to think of it, Artest was walking back to his court and Harden went over to battle him. For what?
@Jeremy Sun looked like Harden was trying to get to the ball. Harden bumped into him a little. The elbow was uncalled for. He was trying to take Harden out of the game. He wanted for the Lakers not to have to deal with him. Artest was probably getting schooled that game so he resorted to using a cheap shot.
Zaza's best play is to injure other players. I guess it's fun to watch for spectators, but he should've gotten his ass kicked a long time ago by other players to return the favor.
@pipi ont kaki in pipi kakaland why do you keep on defending Zaza? Tbh after seeing him play dirty with Westbrook he can definitely play dirty with Kawhi
@ProbablyHungry when I played 2k18 with my older brother I used gsw and he used cavs I used to troll and say zaza was good and if I won I’d say zaza carried
i was on team w/ zaza's kids they were nice and so was zaza. dirty plays r mean but they were even more common in NBA during my dad's childhood. he was perfectly nice around my a lil rude teamates who asked for autographs, he couldn't come to his son's games cuz he'd get swarmed.
Good video with good content. I think you're far from capturing the dirtiest plays in the history of the NBA without including clips from the late 80s Celtics-Pistons and 90s Bulls-Pistons. Some of the fouls in those playoff games were criminal.
@YxngRussell ah yes the man who walks to do his crossovers, doesn't hustle on defense, and cries and fouls people when he doesn't get his way or a call doesn't go his way. The man isn't a crossover god and his handles aren't all that spectacular compared to many others in the league.
I feel the worst one was the ron artest elbow strike to the back of the head. I mean if professional fighters, who train in one on one combat, both offense and defense, aren't allowed to do that, why would you do it on a bball court?
The hideous part is that The warriors were a great team , so there was no need to purposely injury the opposing team's best player to make it competitive.
For the second foul on Westbroek there was no intention injuring him. If you look close to it you see his teammates foot is stuck behind his knee. Pulling him forward while already unstable. The only reason he looks down if you ask me is that he feels this happening and is trying to prevent himself from getting hurt. So even tho he did dirty things before that. That one should not be in here.
@Preston greenbay Of course....but no one was talking about the back of the head...(dummy?) He was just talking about elbowing period...so our OP here explained the rules.
@Preston greenbay Oh I gotcha now...I (and I'd suspect OP) was referring to the narrator's verbige...he just mentioned elbows being illegal without men mentioning a location. So, to my ears anyway, it came across as if he was saying elbows were illegal carte blanche. Take care, and God bless brother.
the second Zaza on Westbrook could be a trip because young's foot was behind zazas knee as he went down although the way he landed was not natural and intentional
3:51 Suspended for 7 games? THAT WAS AGGRAVATED ASSAULT!!! That is with the intention of committing a serious injury. Whenever somebody assaults another player on purpose in the NBA they should at least get fired from the NBA for good and get fined... Do they forget how much money they are all making because they act like they have something to lose? The law should always have jurisdiction over any stupid contract. If you hit someone at work (at any job), you would lose your job and possibly go to jail. Imaging walking up to a co-worker and assaulting them... What would happen to you in consequence?
That second one with Westbrook and Zaza you can see Zaza's teammate foot hook the back of his knee when he was was going down making Zaza fall as well.
The elbow was to the side of the head, all strikes to the back of the head are illegal in mma and the clip you showed of Jon Jones he elbowed him in the face with 12 to 6 elbows which are also illegal. (Cause the people who made the rules had seen people break bricks that way and didn't understand it's not that hard)
Just saying, that elbow World Peace threw on Harden would be allowed in the UFC. Only 12-6 straight downward elbows while your opponent is grounded are illegal in the ufc.
So with the second Zaza play where he fell on Westbooks leg. Youngs foot is very clearly around the back of his knee as Young is falling. I don't really know if you have ever had someone pull your knee forward, but trying to stop that movement can cause really bad damage to the ligaments in your knee. This one just seems kind of lazy of you to say "He must have been tripped by a ghost" when you can clearly see was was indeed pulled down on top of Westbook
Green deliberately kicked him. Its pretty obvious. Ball was outta his hands before he even started going for the shot. Artest didn't "almost kill harden". It was just an elbow to the head. Right behind the ear isn't back of the head either and in no way would ever be fatal unless he had prior issues with brain trauma.
Most of these aren't even intentionally dirty if we're being honest. Even when Zaza fell on Westbrook. I replayed it in slow-mo like 20 times, and you can see at first he was playing for the ball like the other two, and when they started falling, one of their feet pulled on the back of his ankle, and his body momentum was going forward, and if there would've been a place for him to step and catch himself he would've been fine, but there wasn't and he would've had to step on Westbrook, so instead he went down slowly and it was just his waist that slowly came down on Westbrook. He's just big and clumsy, but that's such a strecth to say that was a seriously egregiously dirty play.
Seeing Harden get elbowed like that live was a flashback when I got elbowed dunking on someone. I'm for sure Harden still has a little bump from that hit smh 🤦🏾♂️
2 that should have been on here (all-time edition) Bill Laimbeer's entire career but especially his clothesline on Larry Bird The almost life-ending punch delivered by Kermit Washington with the receiver being Rudy Tomjonavic. He could taste spinal fluids and Kareem Abdul Jabbar said the punch sounded like a watermelon. Rudy had to retire and almost died.
You guys probably won’t believe this but Malachi Flynn actually went to the same highschool as me and was actually the first ever player from the highschool to be drafted into the NBA. He will visit the school from time to time and help coach highschool basketball players or just play some ball in the gym.
Elbowing is allowed in the NBA. The clip you showed with Jon Jones was him being disqualified due to the angle (straight up and down) of his elbowing - not the fact that he used his elbows.
Only a few of these are actually dirty. The rest are just plays on the more physical side that happened to cause an injury. If you want to see dirty plays then check out the pistons team in the late 80's / early 90's.
Zaza is like a kid I know (Tyler) who always punched people real hard to get his was and cries to get out of it and is always pissed off and zaza reminded me of him 😂💀
Not just pulled by his teammates leg. Pulled by his teammate’s leg because an out-of-control Westbrook was falling on it. The guy who made the video has Kost all perspective.
That foul on kawhi was nowhere near the level of dirty that zaza plays at. Honestly that looked like a typical foul, he wasn’t even looking at kawhi after the shot so I can’t even call that dirty, just incidental. Unfortunate he landed on kawhi’s feet. Zaza isn’t afraid to tussle it up so I doubt slightly stepping on kawhis foot while not even looking at him would be his style of dirty, it would be a lot more blatant.
Or when Charlie Ward tried to take out PJ Browns knees and then it led to a brawl. Or Kevin McHales clothesline on Kurt Rambis. Or anything involving Bad Boy Pistons puts this to shame.
I had a girl in our school do the same thing Smith did during our sportsfest, luckily the other girl wasn't really hurt but me and my friends went DAMN.
