More Than 1 hour Straight of NBA Facts (Parts 10-14 + Bonus Facts)

A compilation of parts 10 through 16 of my NBA Facts series, plus some new additional facts.

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[jonnyarnett]

As expected I’ve put the 2nd batch of Fact videos into one giant video, but for those of you who have been watching the series throughout, here are all the brand new facts…

9:07 The NBA’s Women (Correction: Lusia was drafted in 1977, not 1997. Misspoke)
17:50 Playoff LeBron
25:23 KD & Draymond’s 3s
36:28 The Finals MVP Trend
54:40 Near Double Quad

CORRECTION: APOLOGIES for fact at 14:06. I updated the graphic, but forgot to update that audio. The graphic is the correct one.
ALSO CORRECTION: I mention later in the video that only 4 players ever officially got a Quadruple-Double, which is correct. Problem is that I showed a photo of Artis Gilmore. Smh. It's not Artis, it was supposed to be Nate Thurmond in that photo (who is already criminally underrated).

Now that this one’s behind me, I plan on making more videos covering these crazy Playoffs! Stay tuned.

[weselypresely]

I love the fact the my family from my 6y old nephew to my 63y old uncle we can watch your channel and learn something new about basketball

[astonishedblade]

Holy crap! If you told me that Giannis scoring over 40 points 3 times in an NBA final equaled the combined total of Bird, Kobe, Curry and Durant I would have not believed it. Just incredible 😯. Nice video...keep em coming👍

[clevelandbci]

As a HS senior, Jim Brown averaged 15 ypc in football, 39 ppg in basketball, and threw 2 no-hitters in baseball.

[catherinelynnfraser]

It’s nice having someone always overseeing the league and noticing the things we overlooked 😎

[clevelandbci]

*"I already did enough damage."*
- Damn that's a great line by Larry Bird

[LeviAntics]

Here’s a stat: this year Donovan Mitchell has more passes to the other team than to Rudy Gobert

[AaronMichaelLong]

On Rodman's defense: If you never get the ball because the Worm is smothering you, then he won't get the block or the steal. It's one of the biggest reasons that stat-heads misunderstand the game, and why Moreyball doesn't win chips.

[FruitMonger]

36:40 Giannis won FMVP last year and was a PF not a SF. Still 9 straight years of SFs winning is kinda crazy. But when you realize that all but one was Lebron, KD, and Kawhi it makes sense.

[ControlYourKids]

Exactly what I need at 10:19 pm on a school night.

[sharkyrex_]

Wow the stat that there hasn't been a Western Finals winner not from CA or TX since 1979 Is fucking mind boggling

[leoldjames]

Jonny is the Michael Jordan of basketball content on youtube

[AWF]

Of course Kobe loved the synthetic ball. Give the man a bowling ball and he would still feel it's a natural design. Lol

[dwigg]

I love these long facts videos so very much. I drive 3+ hours a day and they make it fly by. Very much much enjoyed it sir, thanks.

[callofdudie]

At some point I thought this was just a Christmas Day video

[imanolvides]

Appreciate it when u put these facts into one massive compilation 🙌

[joeamatuccio]

I’d love to see facts on the “foul game” teams play when the game runs out of time. Like how often, if ever, it has worked and

[notreallyadog]

Re: fact 45: the added context needed to explain why Johnston didn’t make the Top 75 was that he only played 7.5 years. He retired 1/2 way through his 8th season due to injuries (though he attempted a comeback in the ABL a couple years later). Except while trying to play through injuries a bit during his final partial-year, he never had a downward swing in his PER that comes to most players as their careers get longer and they age. Having such a relatively short career and a pretty sudden end to that “helped” Johnstown’s PER remain so high on the all-time list.

[InspireRise]

This is by far one of the best info videos I have ever seen. Great job 👏

[face]

That insane almost full court game winner by Steph vs Kobe doesn’t get talked about enough. Thank you for mentioning it! Great video as always!