Karl Malone Destroys Isiah Thomas 40 stitches. 15 inside, 25 outside 1991 Pistons@Jaz

[Round Mound]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUy8zA23yRU

:rockon:

[magnax1]

:applause:
Malone showed him.
:oldlol:

[Round Mound]

Malone was so dirty but an intimidator aswell

[magnax1]

Malone was a dick. I'm Happy he played for Utah though.

[EarlTheGoat]

Hey Round_Mound, nice footage. You dont see this intensity in todays NBA, lol.

Feel free to jump in the "Quality Game Resumes Thread" to share with us all the good stuff you have. Thanks in advance.

[noob cake]

Dirty rapist, got a 13 year old girl pregnant and then abandoned her.

[Skep]

Maybe thats what made Isiah go insane.

[Round Mound]

Hey Round_Mound, nice footage. You dont see this intensity in todays NBA, lol.

Feel free to jump in the "Quality Game Resumes Thread" to share with us all the good stuff you have. Thanks in advance.

Its not my vid but i am suscribed in many Oldschool Fan Ballers sites.

I have started making some resumes have not put them up yet. Most will be on Sir Charles and also that of Bird, Magic, Jordan, Hakeem the best late 80s and early 90s ballers. My era.

Feel free to comment in this one i made

Charles Barkley vs Lakers 1993 (WC1st Round, Game 4)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df-OPtjKRak

Greets :cheers:

[NoGunzJustSkillz]

Its not my vid but i am suscribed in many Oldschool Fan Ballers sites.

I have started making some resumes have not put them up yet. Most will be on Sir Charles and also that of Bird, Magic, Jordan, Hakeem the best late 80s and early 90s ballers. My era.

Feel free to comment in this one i made

Charles Barkley vs Lakers 1993 (WC1st Round, Game 4)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df-OPtjKRak

Greets :cheers:
next time highlight the title and than click the insert link button and u'll get this. (yeah i am bored)
Charles Barkley vs Lakers 1993 (WC1st Round, Game 4)
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df-OPtjKRak)

[EarlTheGoat]

Its not my vid but i am suscribed in many Oldschool Fan Ballers sites.

I have started making some resumes have not put them up yet. Most will be on Sir Charles and also that of Bird, Magic, Jordan, Hakeem the best late 80s and early 90s ballers. My era.

Feel free to comment in this one i made

Charles Barkley vs Lakers 1993 (WC1st Round, Game 4)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df-OPtjKRak

Greets :cheers:

Yeah, I recopilated many Charles Barkley game-resumes you posted on this site in the thread im talking you about, I believe this one you showed me is already recopilated. Very nice work. I still have to make myself an youtube account, im probably going to make right now and post you a comment.

And im anxious to see your game resumes about those guys you mentioned, specially Magic and Hakeem, because I havent found much from them.

Keep up the good work.

[DixieNourmous]

the "Mail Man" had a history of elbow "deliveries" I know there are other videos out there.
http://www.pollsb.com/photos/o/372478-karl_quot_the_mailman_quot_malone.jpg

[Snoop_Cat]

Glad he never got a ring.

[Indian guy]

"I don't think it's intentional" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUy8zA23yRU#t=3m29s) ~ Utah color man :oldlol:

[boozehound]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUy8zA23yRU

:rockon:
boo.

[Round Mound]

next time highlight the title and than click the insert link button and u'll get this. (yeah i am bored)
Charles Barkley vs Lakers 1993 (WC1st Round, Game 4)
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df-OPtjKRak)


Not sure how that works. Which tool do i use?

Yeah, I recopilated many Charles Barkley game-resumes you posted on this site in the thread im talking you about, I believe this one you showed me is already recopilated. Very nice work. I still have to make myself an youtube account, im probably going to make right now and post you a comment.

And im anxious to see your game resumes about those guys you mentioned, specially Magic and Hakeem, because I havent found much from them.

Keep up the good work.

Yeah please comment on my new Sir Charles resume. I will try to get as many games when Charles was still a leaper, fast, quick and potent in the 90s (not as potent as the 84-92 Charles but 93-95 shows a polished one while still not carrying so much injuries)

Here is one vs Hakeem from 94: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bvx1sEnA3cA

:cheers:

Regarding some one that said was glad to see Malone not get a title.

I wasn`t i would have liked for him to get one with Stockt but the game was very competitive. Yes Malone was dirty and sometimes too overrated. Especially those who called him better than Barkley after 1995 ofcourse because they did not see the healthy Barkley. When i was a kid i used to get very pissed off because i saw them in the late 80s and early 90s, and Barkley was the one that was hated yet was by all serious ballers considered better.

Barkley should have had 2 MVPS and Karl 1 IMO. but still it was good to see Malone last that long and still being able to put of good numbers. For Barkley he couldn`t. He had the same back injury as Bird by 94 and later the knees got him in 1996-97 right when he was had a bet with Rodman for the rebound title.

[FormerSunsFan]

the "Mail Man" had a history of elbow "deliveries" I know there are other videos out there.
http://www.pollsb.com/photos/o/372478-karl_quot_the_mailman_quot_malone.jpg

it's a pretty impressive hitlist, actually:

Isiah Thomas-check
David Robinson-check
Steve Nash-check

This one hurts because Isiah was my favorite player at the time and Malone was born in Louisiana like me.

That elbow was no coincidence because of John Stockton, the Dream Team drama, the Bad Boys and who knows what other baggage Isiah had. Sucks that they blackballed him out of his rightful spot on the Dream Team.

And yes, Karl Malone does have some issues.

[Wukillabeez78]

Isiah totally deserved that for being a beyotch. I am glad that punk didn't make the Dream Team.

I was never a fan of the Dream Team because Isiah wasn't on it but should have been. Malone elbowed Isiah because after not being named to the Dream Team Isiah torched John Stockton in Detroit with 44 points. Isiah was on his way to doing it again in Utah when punk ass Malone hit him with the intentional elbow.

Doesn't matter though. Isiah was a winner who led his team to back to back championships. Malone was a loser who couldn't win with another HOF player and then couldn't even win one trying to cherry pick one after leaving Utah. And Isiah got the last laugh because John Stockton chose him as his presenter at his HOF induction. Here's a link to the Isiah/Stockton story...

http://www.thesameintensity.com/?p=1704

[Disaprine]

"No wonder Isiah talks like he's retarded to this day."

:roll:

[MastahX]

I was never a fan of the Dream Team because Isiah wasn't on it but should have been. Malone elbowed Isiah because after not being named to the Dream Team Isiah torched John Stockton in Detroit with 44 points. Isiah was on his way to doing it again in Utah when punk ass Malone hit him with the intentional elbow.

Doesn't matter though. Isiah was a winner who led his team to back to back championships. Malone was a loser who couldn't win with another HOF player and then couldn't even win one trying to cherry pick one after leaving Utah. And Isiah got the last laugh because John Stockton chose him as his presenter at his HOF induction. Here's a link to the Isiah/Stockton story...

http://www.thesameintensity.com/?p=1704

Well Isiah shot more than double what Stockton did (10 versus 22) and played 8 more minutes than Stockton did so I wouldn't call that a torching by any stretch. If you want to match the shot attempts that would put stockton at 40 points and 26 assist compared to Isiah's 44 and 4 (pathetic) assists. Stockton had the better game and was a much better player.

[Round Mound]

I was never a fan of the Dream Team because Isiah wasn't on it but should have been. Malone elbowed Isiah because after not being named to the Dream Team Isiah torched John Stockton in Detroit with 44 points. Isiah was on his way to doing it again in Utah when punk ass Malone hit him with the intentional elbow.

Doesn't matter though. Isiah was a winner who led his team to back to back championships. Malone was a loser who couldn't win with another HOF player and then couldn't even win one trying to cherry pick one after leaving Utah. And Isiah got the last laugh because John Stockton chose him as his presenter at his HOF induction. Here's a link to the Isiah/Stockton story...

http://www.thesameintensity.com/?p=1704

What a stupid comment. The offensive power of the Jazz was Stockton to Malone while Isiah had Dumars, Aguirre, Dantley and himself! plus great defenders and rebounders in Rodman, Laimbeer (could shoot deep), Mahorn and Salley. Stacked on Both Ends!

Isiah was better than Stockton at one thing. Shooting more. He wasn`t a pure PG like Stockton who made others much better. Stockton was a better creator, passer, shooter and defender.

[Rake2204]

Hey! A Blue Edwards sighting! Love the self-lob reverse dunk at the beginning of that clip.

Also love the custom V-Neck NBA sweaters everyone at the scorers table is rocking at the 5:04 mark.

[Solid Snake]

With Malone being such an enforcer, one thing that I've wondered for over ten years is, how come he didn't come to Hornacek's aid?????

Remember Stackhouse started swinging on Hornacek as he ducked and covered up? WTF was Malone doing?????

[Round Mound]

With Malone being such an enforcer, one thing that I've wondered for over ten years is, how come he didn't come to Hornacek's aid?????

Remember Stackhouse started swinging on Hornacek as he ducked and covered up? WTF was Malone doing?????

Malone had this thing on picking on smaller dudes. It was all intimidation but sometimes he wen`t to far.

Barkley did the same, but on anyone.

Still if you where to get in those two dudes ways in a fast break i suggest you stay still and don`t go for the offensive foul.

[AirJordan&Magic]

Isiah totally deserved that for being a beyotch. I am glad that punk didn't make the Dream Team.

:oldlol: Do you ever write a informative comment? Everytime I see you post, it is a hateful or lunatic-like comment.

:oldlol:

[Solid Snake]

Malone had this thing on picking on smaller dudes. It was all intimidation but sometimes he wen`t to far.

Barkley did the same, but on anyone.

Still if you where to get in those two dudes ways in a fast break i suggest you stay still and don`t go for the offensive foul.

lol yeah agreed :lol

[TAZORAC]

one of the dirtest players in NBA history along with his teammate John Stockton

[Go Getter]

it's a pretty impressive hitlist, actually:

Isiah Thomas-check
David Robinson-check
Steve Nash-check

This one hurts because Isiah was my favorite player at the time and Malone was born in Louisiana like me.

That elbow was no coincidence because of John Stockton, the Dream Team drama, the Bad Boys and who knows what other baggage Isiah had. Sucks that they blackballed him out of his rightful spot on the Dream Team.

And yes, Karl Malone does have some issues.


You forgot Alonzo Mourning.


Anyone have that footage of him getting elbowed by Malone and his head caving in? You could see it happening it was epic.

[Ruh-Roh]

I'm looking at the UFC 118 banner at the top of the site and wondering what could have been...

[Wukillabeez78]

What a stupid comment. The offensive power of the Jazz was Stockton to Malone while Isiah had Dumars, Aguirre, Dantley and himself! plus great defenders and rebounders in Rodman, Laimbeer (could shoot deep), Mahorn and Salley. Stacked on Both Ends!

Isiah was better than Stockton at one thing. Shooting more. He wasn`t a pure PG like Stockton who made others much better. Stockton was a better creator, passer, shooter and defender.

The Jazz had other players capable of shooting like Jeff Hornacek, Jeff Malone and others through the years. Of course the Pistons were the better team, they are one of the better championship rosters ever in the history of the league. I'm not arguing that point though. Isiah being > than Stockton is what I'm arguing.

Why do you falsely believe that players aren't pure point guards just because they can still take over the game and score? Nash is a pure point guard and he can still score as well. So is Deron Williams as well as Chris Paul. They can all go out and get their team 40 points if their team needs it. Having this ability doesn't mean they are pure point guards. Isiah was definitely a pure point guard and he always looked to get his teammates involved and create shots for them. Isiah curtailed his own scoring to allow his teammates more opportunities to score (Joe Dumars improved his scoring average for 6 straight years playing alongside Isiah while Isiah's scoring average peaked his 2nd year in the league and then gradually went down). He did this intentionally so his teammates could become good enough to compete with the deep teams they faced during that era (Boston and LA).

Not a pure point guard??? Isiah averaged over 9 assists a game for his career, had multiple games of over 20 assists and held the record for most assists in a season and highest per game assist average in a season before Stockton broke both records. You could argue that Stockton was a better passer but passing the ball is the only way Stockton could dominate the game. Stockton shot a higher percentage than Isiah because he took far fewer shots. Stockton couldn't create his own offense like Isiah could if his team needed him to. Opposing teams weren't worried about Stockton penetrating and getting to the rim. They weren't worried about Stockton putting pressure on their defense and getting their players in foul trouble by aggressively taking the ball to the goal. Stockton only got shots off of running the pick and roll or simply through ball reversals if Karl Malone or another scoring threat got doubled. His game was solid but very basic and so was Utah's offense. That's why they could never win. Malone had to rely on someone to get him the ball and their primary ball handler (Stockton) wasn't a player who could get his own shot either. Both players relied heavily on the other to be successful and good teams could take advantage of this and shut them both down.

If Stockton had the ability to blow by defenders like Isiah and put more pressure on the defense the Jazz might have been able to win a title. Isiah was simply a more complete player and could hurt you in a lot more ways on the court than Stockton could. Stockton was unselfish but he had to be, he didn't have the ability to put his team on his back and win the game if his team needed him to do so. Isiah was also unselfish but he had the ability to take over games and get the win for his team if needed. That's a big difference in ability and the major reason Isiah's a better player. And you say Stockton was a better defender? Neither Stockton nor Thomas were great individual defenders but both were good team defenders. I'd rate Isiah the better individual defender though. He was quicker and could stay in front of his man. Stockton would get burned by the quicker guards in the league. Like Kevin Johnson. Like Isiah Thomas (why Karl Malone ended up elbowing him, because Stockton couldn't stay in front of him and wouldn't dare lay him out himself for showing him up).

Isiah had four consective seasons of averaging over 20 pts a game while at the same time averaging over 10 assists a game (how many other point guards or players have done this? Oscar Robertson and Kevin Johnson if you round 19.7 pts a game for him). He is what all smaller point guards want to be; a great playmaker but still an offensive threat that the other team has to worry about. Stockton was never an offensive threat and you didn't have to gameplan for his individual skills. The only thing Stockton had on Isiah is the fact that he played longer and because of this accumulated impressive career totals (like his buddy Karl Malone). His career averages are nothing special though. He was a better percentage shooter than Isiah but he only took about 9 shots a game and was primarily a perimeter player while Isiah was a penetrating one who often had to finish his forays to the hoop over much larger players.

Isiah was tearing up the league in the 80s and redefining the point guard position. He's referred to as the best little man ever. He was a clutch player who hit clutch shots and was on the cover of Sports Illustrated with the the title saying "Mr Clutch" in 1987 before he ever won a championship. I could go on all night (because I was an avid fan of the NBA in the 1980s and went to games as well as followed the league) but I think John Stockton said it best during his HOF induction speech. Stockton said that playing against/watching Isiah when he came into the league let him know just how much farther he had to go to become a great point guard himself. That's the ultimate compliment and it's not an accident that Stockton chose Isiah to be his presenter to the HOF.

I have to admit I'm a little disappointed in you Round Mound. You usually seem to be a much better judge of talent than this. I agree with you when you say Barkley was better than Karl Malone. Barkley was > Malone for many of the same reasons Isiah was > Stockton. Barkley was a more dynamic player who could do more on the court. Same thing when you compare Isiah to Stockton. Not hard to see at all if you saw both play.

[InspiredLebowski]

Jesus, you hear that CRACK? Surprised Zeke didn't have a broken jaw.

[beermonsteroo]

If you can't stand the heat, don't work in the kitchen!

[Rake2204]

Is there video available anywhere of Malone knocking out David Robinson? I remember seeing the clip either on SportsCenter or a halftime update, but never since.

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_SNXw1rq5jLY/SKYRfAN_gMI/AAAAAAAAApE/2rSC4iQQ_C8/19773.jpg

For whatever it's worth, I actually found the above image via Google Image Search from a post I made in another Karl Malone topic almost exactly a year ago here. I was still looking for a video of this elbow then. I haven't made a lot of progress in that regard.

[Hoopz2332]

Is there video available anywhere of Malone knocking out David Robinson? I remember seeing the clip either on SportsCenter or a halftime update, but never since.

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_SNXw1rq5jLY/SKYRfAN_gMI/AAAAAAAAApE/2rSC4iQQ_C8/19773.jpg

For whatever it's worth, I actually found the above image via Google Image Search from a post I made in another Karl Malone topic almost exactly a year ago here. I was still looking for a video of this elbow then. I haven't made a lot of progress in that regard.


:oldlol:

[Go Getter]

Remember when he caved Alonzo Mourning's head in with an elbow? I've never seen anything like it....

[stanlove1111]

it's a pretty impressive hitlist, actually:

Isiah Thomas-check
David Robinson-check
Steve Nash-check

This one hurts because Isiah was my favorite player at the time and Malone was born in Louisiana like me.

That elbow was no coincidence because of John Stockton, the Dream Team drama, the Bad Boys and who knows what other baggage Isiah had. Sucks that they blackballed him out of his rightful spot on the Dream Team.

And yes, Karl Malone does have some issues.


Anytime a so called Bad Boy took a shot like this it was good news. They brought it on themselves and very deserving...I laughed really hard when this happened.

They were never so Bad when people did things to them...

[Haymaker]

I will never grow tired of watching this.

Thank you Kenyon :applause: :applause:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcV4gUiOiaw

[TheMan]

Anytime a so called Bad Boy took a shot like this it was good news. They brought it on themselves and very deserving...I laughed really hard when this happened.

They were never so Bad when people did things to them...
True dat

[ZMonkey11]

Anytime a so called Bad Boy took a shot like this it was good news. They brought it on themselves and very deserving...I laughed really hard when this happened.

They were never so Bad when people did things to them...

Difference between hard basketball and blatant violence. You're pathetic.

[stanlove1111]

Difference between hard basketball and blatant violence. You're pathetic.

And by hard basketball you mean years of cheap shots...

[TheMan]

Difference between hard basketball and blatant violence. You're pathetic.
The Pistons were a hated team around the league and got into many physical altercations with other teams because the Bad Boys Pistons often crossed the line between hard fouls and deliberate attempts at hurting players. The Pistons played thug ball, deal with it.

[La Frescobaldi]

Difference between hard basketball and blatant violence. You're pathetic.
pistons were thugs and deserved every body slams they ever got.

Robert Parish will be a hero forever because he went black belt on Lame-buttocks. The only thing he did wrong was he didn't put that jerk in the hospital.

The Pistons cost me dozens of hoops friends because they flat quit watching ball. The sport was ruined in their eyes.

[L.A. Jazz]

The same for me, i dont like to watch 80s Pistons or early 90s Knicks. Thats wrestling, not good basketball.

And Karl was wrong for his elbows.

[ProfessorMurder]

I like how Karl is called dirty, but Isiah literally just threw punches at guys.

[Legends66NBA7]

Is there video available anywhere of Malone knocking out David Robinson? I remember seeing the clip either on SportsCenter or a halftime update, but never since.

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_SNXw1rq5jLY/SKYRfAN_gMI/AAAAAAAAApE/2rSC4iQQ_C8/19773.jpg

For whatever it's worth, I actually found the above image via Google Image Search from a post I made in another Karl Malone topic almost exactly a year ago here. I was still looking for a video of this elbow then. I haven't made a lot of progress in that regard.

Here you go:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BgSB2aFRP4

[Sarcastic]

RoundMound only boosts Stockton in order to detract from Malone being the best PF.

[wakencdukest]

I love it. Couldn't stand Malone, he was a total douchebag, but I always hated the Pistons in those days, so that shit made me happy!

[L.Kizzle]

I like how Karl is called dirty, but Isiah literally just threw punches at guys.
Zeke would throw a punch after a dirty pay, which was most likely and uncalled for elbow.

[G-train]

I will never grow tired of watching this.

Thank you Kenyon :applause: :applause:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcV4gUiOiaw

K-Mart - fakest tough guy in NBA history.

[G-train]

Zeke would throw a punch after a dirty pay, which was most likely and uncalled for elbow.

Thomas was a dirty as they come.

[G-train]

Is there video available anywhere of Malone knocking out David Robinson? I remember seeing the clip either on SportsCenter or a halftime update, but never since.

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_SNXw1rq5jLY/SKYRfAN_gMI/AAAAAAAAApE/2rSC4iQQ_C8/19773.jpg

For whatever it's worth, I actually found the above image via Google Image Search from a post I made in another Karl Malone topic almost exactly a year ago here. I was still looking for a video of this elbow then. I haven't made a lot of progress in that regard.

That was a completely unintentional knock out.

[G-train]

With Malone being such an enforcer, one thing that I've wondered for over ten years is, how come he didn't come to Hornacek's aid?????

Remember Stackhouse started swinging on Hornacek as he ducked and covered up? WTF was Malone doing?????

That fight was over within 2 seconds, Malone was no where near them.

[che guevara]

If there was ever an NBA star who didn't deserve a ring, it was Karl Malone. Just a terrible human being, all around.

[L.Kizzle]

Thomas was a dirty as they come.
No doubt, but he didn't just throw punches for the hell of it.

[tomtucker]

Here you go:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BgSB2aFRP4

wow....:eek: .....never knew malone was such an asshole

[TheBigVeto]

Great play. That lil punk deserved it.

[CarlosBoozer]

Dude got a 13 year old pregnant?! :wtf: