NBA Rising stars 1993

This is a video containing the then rising stars of the NBA in 1993.Includes Harold Miner,Blue Edwards,Sprewell,Robert Horry and many more.Narrated by Marv Albert

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• NBA
• RISING
• STARS
• BLUE
• EDWARDS
• HAROLD
• MINER
• MARV
• ALBERT

[nenadret]

basketball was better back then

[francizzz]

laphonso ellis HAHA

[Bballandnba12345]

@yoe91 Alright 90s then. plus I'm almost 14 dude. I know a lot about basketball probably more than you dude and fool I look up info for a long time, sometimes at 3 in the morning. Plus I'm a team captain.

[yoe91]

@Bballandnba12345 kid, do you understand the words "context" and "relevant" ? We're talkin 90's players here, the 90's era - i.e. Golden Age of the NBA. Go back to sleep.

[Bballandnba12345]

@yoe91 you forgot the most important all stars like kareem abdul jabbar, Magic, Larry bird, Dr.J, Chamberlain, Jerry west, wilkins, and much more.

[omy785]

@yoe91 Lebron? Seriously? You think that Lebron "the looser" was worth the 90's? Come on, "the king" in the 90's could have been at best "the jester"...MJ, Magic, Bird, Drexler, Barkley, Olajuwon, nothing he could do...he's not even worth a Webber, Kemp, Wilkins...

[yoe91]

pfffff...even dunking, a technical aspect of the game which should have been taken to much higher quality, was better back then.

Seriously, who dunks like Pack, Elastic man and Kemp right now ?....

As for the game itself, forget about comparing MJ, Drexler, Olajuwon, Barkley, GHill or Penny to today's starlets (with the exception of LBJ, to be fair).

[rmelgar9]

Do you have the nba medley thats at the end of this video I remember it was awesome !!!

Nba. Ho heey hoo hey hoo (8)

[chinoishardcore]

did anyone catch Ewing flat out shove BJ into the stands at the end there hahaha

[BillORele]

Man I hate David Stern for banning hanging on the rim. The dunks used to look so much sicker.

[newagepun]

aw. Definitely Derrick Coleman. Guy was built like a beast. Too bad he's got the wrong work ethic and attitude. He could have been more than what he worked for his entire career.