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Jonathan Bender - Broken Dreams MIX by MISIEK

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Uploaded by on Jun 7, 2009

MY MIX FROM MISIEK MOVIE SHOW
footage from 2001 to 2005
"There is absolutely no copyright infringement intended what so ever. All the contents in the following video are owned by there respective owners. The audio and visual clips in this video were put together for entertainment purposes only."
HQ: http://rapidshare.com/files/241842471/99140JBBD.rar
Music: All Credits to Anno Domini - Against Time (Instrumental)
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Number: 24 Highlights / Video / Clip
Biography:
Jonathan Rene Bender (born January 30, 1981 in Picayune, Mississippi) is a retired American professional basketball player in the NBA. Jonathan Bender has Donald and Willie Mae as his parents. He took frequent trips into New Orleans with his father until Donald died when Jonathan was 12. By the time he was 13 years old, he was six foot seven. Bender focused on AAU basketball in New Orleans and befriended Harlem Globetrotter Billy Ray Hobley, who became a father figure to the teen. Bender leaped onto the national stage when he scored a record 31 points for the West at the 1999 McDonald's High School All-America Game, considered the marquee event for America's most talented prep players, breaking the previous mark of 30 set by Michael Jordan in 1981. Bender was selected with the fifth pick by the Toronto Raptors in the 1999 NBA Draft, straight out of Picayune Memorial High School in Picayune, Mississippi despite a verbal commitment to Mississippi State University. He was then traded to the Indiana Pacers for veteran forward Antonio Davis. Bender then bought a home in the New Orleans suburb of Kenner in 1999, in part to be closer to Hobley (who died of a heart attack in 2002) and his grandmother, Cora, who still lived in Picayune. Being hyped for his size, athleticism and all around skill, Bender scored 10 points in 13 minutes against Cleveland on December 10, 1999. He became the first high school draftee to reach double figures in his NBA debut.Highlights of Bender's all too brief career included an outstanding performance in the Pacers' 2004 playoff series with the Celtics, where he led the Pacers in scoring in game 3, and set personal playoff career bests in rebounds and minutes in game 2. In 2001, Bender participated in the Slam Dunk competition during All-Star weekend, where he executed a Julius Erving-style tomahawk jam from the free throw line, left-handed. Playing in 78 games in the 2001-02 season, he signed a four-year, $28.5 million contract extension. He later saw action in only 46 games the following season. Then followed with 21, A persistent sore right knee limited him to just seven games in 2004-05 and two games in 2005-06. Ultimately, Bender averaged just 5.6 points in 237 regular-season NBA games. For many, Bender proved disappointing, never averaging double digits in scoring and suffering from numerous injuries. On February 4, 2006, Bender was forced into retirement due to chronic knee pain, although he has yet to file retirement papers with the NBA. He played for seven years from 1999 to 2006. The end of his basketball career finalized when the Pacers waived him on June 14, 2006.The Pacers said the remainder of his contract would be paid out through an insurance policy. In 2005, Bender was rated by Sports Illustrated as #11 on the list of the 20 biggest busts in modern NBA draft history.Two years after Hurricane Katrina, he established in New Orleans the nonprofit Jonathan Bender Foundation and the for-profit Jonathan Bender Enterprises. Bender's idealism has manifests itself through initiatives like adopting elementary schools, building real estate ventures, offering free finance classes for some of New Orleans' poorest residents and running free basketball clinics for teens in the New Orleans region.Bender's for-profit construction company, Kingdom Homes, buys and restores flood-damaged properties in New Orleans' worst neighborhoods. Some other projects include an Italian wine imports company; investment in several high-end real estate projects; inventing and seeking a patent on a fitness device he's calling Bender Bands; owning part of an island and some commercial property in the Caribbean; and owning Studio 5504, a New Orleans recording facility.He is a cousin of current New Orleans Hornets guard, Morris Peterson

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indiana pacers
new york knicks
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First mix about HIM from NBA on Youtube

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  • Wlcome to NY Jonathan Bender

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  • @zetrain 31, if I remember correctly. Broke Michael Jordan's record.

  • @CircleCityCurry You're way off on this. Way off. His knees were bad from the beginning. He didn't gain weight other than through strength training, and he certainly didn't gain 30 pounds in one summer.

  • he didplay small foward but idk why they want him to switch to power forward for? he did a great job of playi the sf position and woulda been a great starter someday and changed the game for being tha tallest sf in the gme he killed anyone that garded him cuz of his hieght and streingth and his speed for a 7 footer dam and his range come on pacers way to fuck up his career

  • this instrumental is tite

  • i live in indianapolis and i thought this dude was gonna be the next kg , prolly woulda been if injuries hadnt held him back , this dude could jump , i found this vid trying to find an old vid of him dunking from the free throw line the year he was in the dunk contest while in practice in fact if you can find this vid please post it

  • His career may have been cut, but damn he's got a fucking heart of gold. A guy who certainly put back to his community while other top draft picks let success get over their heads.

  • What song it is ?

  • It hasnt got nothing to do with it but, i was playin nba 2k10 and i found this guy on the Knicks, of the offical roster, he was listed as a SF/PF and 7'0'', The tallest SF ever?

  • sad to look at the stands then and now. yeah i admit the pacers had some troubled players but atleast the talent and abiltity was there. and also shoutout to jonathan bender, such a hardworker who gives it his all and had all his talent and dreams shattered by injuries

  • @zetrain the Pacers tried to have him gain weight way toooo fast, which wasn't his natural body type and it wrecked his knees, you can't gain 30 lbs in one summer and expect your body to adjust with all the running and jumping, they ruined his career in my opinion, but he could be a good role player for NY

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