NBA TV Top Ten Stockton and Malone Plays

[YB85]

I didn't see this posted anywhere else. Some of them were meh, but the top two were givens.

https://www.nba.com/jazz/video/stockton_malone_top_10.html

 

[Archie Moses]

Pretty weak highlights. Especially number 10.

 

[YB85]

Pretty weak highlights. Especially number 10.

I think cj selected them.

 

[Jazz Spazz]

I think cj selected them.

I'm not sure about that, CJ Miles would have selected all 3 pointers for the highlights.

 

[TheDude]

Wow on number 10. He probably made that same plays 100's of times in his career. Always get goose bumps when I see 9 and 10 though!

 

[jumpin bean]

man I miss those two guys on the court.they freakin brought shivers to every one in the crowd ,every game they played.utah will never have that again in our lifetime.wow,I mean just wow.

 

[Jazz Spazz]

Wow on number 10. He probably made that same plays 100's of times in his career. Always get goose bumps when I see 9 and 10 though!

9 and 10, or 1 and 2?

 

[JimLes]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAPu4nLzDbQ

Here is a video on Stock by someone who apparently isn't a Jazz fan. I supposed it makes the tribute all the more appreciated.

 

[carolinajazz]

I think cj selected them.

....you couldn't possibly mean CJ Miles...as he wouldn't know a good assist if it bit him in the butt! Had to be ME your were referring to, right? What made Stockton assists so great was the result of the pass negated any further dribbling by the recipient...just a laying of the ball into the basket. Of course, in today's NBA, the hopper clowns would still somehow find a way to try and dribble before shooting...which would have resulted in numerous turnovers and no assist for Stockton. Too bad John was straddled with Ostertag's bad hands all those seasons. He would have had at least another 2,000 assists!

 

[Dr. Jones]

....you couldn't possibly mean CJ Miles...as he wouldn't know a good assist if it bit him in the butt! Had to be ME your were referring to, right? What made Stockton assists so great was the result of the pass negated any further dribbling by the recipient...just a laying of the ball into the basket. Of course, in today's NBA, the hopper clowns would still somehow find a way to try and dribble before shooting...which would have resulted in numerous turnovers and no assist for Stockton. Too bad John was straddled with Ostertag's bad hands all those seasons. He would have had at least another 2,000 assists!

Ostertag a hopper? Surely not, right??

 

[carolinajazz]

Ostertag a hopper? Surely not, right??

...of course, Tag wasn't a hopper! He just plain had bad hands! Hoppers take an easy basket off a great pass....and turn it into an espn highlight turnover!