Pete Maravich HD mixtape

Complete version:

[jeahhh]

People always say “Pete was ahead of his time.” Well, no one today or ever really has played like Pete. He was truly timeless. Like a comet in the night sky only to be enjoyed for such a small moment, then it’s gone forever. You are in the heart of every kid at the playground dreaming of playing in the nba. RIP Pete

[kentucy]

When he was "on" there was never anyone more fun to

[iteilejm]

Pete is the only player I can think of from that era, that no one doubts his game. You could plug him in the game today, & especially today, & he'd still be a HoF. I can only imagine him playing in the 80s & 90s. Ahead of his time.

[shigsho]

Known for his scoring but Pete was the greatest PASSER ever. I'm old and have seen them all. Nobody comes close. Nobody.

[yellow]

This guy had nasty handles. Imagine if these guys had the same basketball shoes we have today

[johnoconnor]

I remember watching him playing for the Jazz mostly. He was really an original and one of the best ball handlers ever.

[trackcoachmac]

Very appropriate soundtrack! I read a great quote about him, something like this: Pete was playing music no one was ready to listen to. Now people are ready but no one knows the words /lyrics.

[jcolecolman]

People forget 🔫 was a great dribbler led the NBA several years in scoring and assist

[petierican]

Magic...bird and evey other nba great can thank pistol he made them all what they are and have become pete may your soul rest in heaven one of my idols the greats today still thank pete

[Vallnerik]

Subtlety and hesitation are extremely underrated skills for athletes. I think the tendency for most people is to go as fast and as strong as possible all the time. It's rare to see an athlete like this, make such effective use of 3/4 speed hesitations. Awesome to watch. Sad, I'm too young to have ever seen him live.

[josephhickman]

Some of the best eye hand coordination ever seen(or blink you missed it) ever

[rzuk]

This guy was basically the Garrincha of basketball

[ebuzertahakanat]

this guy was dancing on the court and i heard him just now such shame. triple threat with health condition legend.

[doolindanger]

Not many video highlights of Pistol Pete because 1970's NBA was rarely televised... His legend was built mostly as a result of word of mouth - so when you see many of these videos they show the same highlights you've already seen. But truth is, the dude was a revolutionary basketball player whose career was limited by injury.

[briggscharleton]

Aweome mix. Pistol Pete the lost magician of the NBA. Just imagine him on a good team

[Vallnerik]

Gotdamn! Was he an awesome passer.
Awesome court vision, spatial awareness, and creativity. Combined with what appear to be some very large hands for a guard.

[BasketballJones]

Updated! With better quality and a bit more - rare - footage. Make sure to watch it in HD. Sorry for the comments in the previous version(s) of the video being lost, but I really had to make some changes. Hope everyone enjoys it, Pistol Pete certainly is one of the best all-time players to watch... 2018 marks the 30th year since his tragic death...

[eboooo]

If he fixed his heart his career would have been so much better. RIP Pistol

[stevenicol]

Did all of this with out a left coronary artery a birth defect.

[benroberts]

I think that Pete should have been a globetrotter