A look back at the underdog career of Isaiah Thomas, and how the Boston Celtics may have cost him his NBA career. Follow Nonstop Instagram: / nonstop TikTok: / nonstop Twitter: / nonstop Imagery supplied by Getty Images
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“They gave up on me!” Shit was one of the most heartbreaking videos in sports I’ve ever seen.
@nixdapogs7 ай бұрын
They did give up on him….
@mixliveradiolatino12227 ай бұрын
They had to give up on him. It was millions and millions of dollars on the line for the Celtics. If you owned the team, you would know the decision was easy.
@derekhayter48797 ай бұрын
After he dropped 81
@IIIJBIII7 ай бұрын
@@iTzMcSnow if Isiah was put in right conditions, in an organisation that had faith in him, he would've end up in the top 20 PG to ever touch an orange ball. Even top 10. But his body and the NBA gave up on him. It hurts to see how all odds were against potentially a first ballot hall of famer His story and DRose's are the reason i dont support teams no more! It's sad but at the end of the day a team gotta do what the think can get them a chip! It's business.
@sedrickxaviermarhikluxama99047 ай бұрын
I'd have to say the Sister Game was the saddest then They Gave Up On Me, especially since that was one of his last best games before the debilitating injury unfortunately sapped him.
@pkmkid847 ай бұрын
As a Celtics fan, I feel such shame for how they treated this man
@Fuceril7 ай бұрын
Wait till you hear abt bill Russell
@masonmitchell97337 ай бұрын
dude, me too. IT is NOT my favorite kind of player. a small guard who can't defend....not for me. but by the end he had completely won me over. I was ride or die with IT. I had never seen anything like him. the celtics truly did him dirty.
@theheebs1007 ай бұрын
He got injured and could no longer perform like he did before. What were they supposed to do?
@DrTensley7 ай бұрын
@@DrTensleyfacts 💯
@deeshotcha22507 ай бұрын
am bummed that we lost Isaiah like that
@janbeagley66517 ай бұрын
That “SISTER GAME” was a HEARTBREAKING 💔 MASTERPIECE 👏🏾. R.I.P Chyna
@ijayrizzy31167 ай бұрын
Isaiah was a problem being 5”9 and average almost 30 points per game is Mind blowing
@terencemackay19907 ай бұрын
I feel people forget how good he was. One of the best at that time
@Informathletics7 ай бұрын
They also built the team around him, it was made to limit his disadvantages.
@MangoTroubles-0077 ай бұрын
@@MangoTroubles-007why u hating bro
@legendkiller78707 ай бұрын
thats the point of building around someone??@@MangoTroubles-007
@musicforlyfe17 ай бұрын
i do it at recess everyday wdym ?
@Crimson8667 ай бұрын
as someone who had to go through hip surgery recently, watching him play through his injury made me wince badly. i couldn't even move my legs at all during recovery, as every inch of movement cause great deal of pain. i cant even began to imagine the suffering this man had to go through & STILL managed to score 30 ppg in the playoff. celtics sacrificed this man's health & future, then discarded him. what a shame
@yummytube697 ай бұрын
Not only betrayal they stabbed his back and heart
@berhanunalemu62617 ай бұрын
Facts
@smyth.r7 ай бұрын
🤓
@stephcurry30fr7 ай бұрын
it's the circle of life it isn't right but that's just the way it is
@Love2Musgrave7 ай бұрын
So a grown man who decided to play through a bad injury made his own choice of playing through it HE WAS NOT FORCED and he was back stabbed and betrayed can someone explain the betrayed part
@hustleman87977 ай бұрын
@@Love2Musgrave yeah and karma hit the organization when Kyrie decided to leave them.
@willn86647 ай бұрын
As a Celtics fans we are paying for are sins for the disgrace we put Isiah Thomas through
@dogzhenny51477 ай бұрын
I was very upset too. But not getting an opinion of the 2nd personal doctor was a mistake. If they traded Paul pierce you should know better. I been Celtics fan for very long time and this made me upset but he should have known better to care about himself instead there's no loyalty in business
@thedreflacko7 ай бұрын
As a Lakers fan, during those days I was specifically watching Celtics games because of Isaiah Thomas.
@T3l3MuNd07 ай бұрын
It isn't the teams responsibility for a player not getting medical attention. He did it to himself.
@strongereveryday23027 ай бұрын
@@strongereveryday2302They lied about his injury…
@drasconboy63497 ай бұрын
The Kyrie effect.
@HighWoody7 ай бұрын
He has nothing to be ashamed of. Isaiah proved he belonged and could play with the best. He achieved greatness.
@madara52197 ай бұрын
This man maximized the tool he was given and shined at the highest level. Yeah he's not 6"3 or have a exceptional wingspan but dude has heart and the will to win. He's a giant in my eyes
@tirosc7 ай бұрын
You know for his height, he actually has a pretty good wingspan. 6’2 while standing at 5’8 (w/out shoes) is pretty impressive.
@jerseydog4237 ай бұрын
shone
@xavierpoes49853 ай бұрын
he was a one of a kind player, he was the common, ruined talent in which injuries ruined his career
@mrsvibe7 ай бұрын
Dude was so fun to watch at his peak. Was a complete shame what happened to him.
@moopert867 ай бұрын
That man made me a celtics fan, miss him so much, hope he doing alright now
@mvaloppies7 ай бұрын
I've been an IT fan since his Kings tenure and it was sad to see how the Celtics ruined his career while sustaining a hip injury. This player dropped 53 pts in his prime after her sister died, and still, that wasn't enough for the Cs to treat him like an expendable commodity once they were done with him.
@rnuke_rocket7 ай бұрын
What were the supposed to treat him as? All athletes are an expendable commodity, unfortunately
@phillipbranch28876 ай бұрын
This dude sucked he was a defensive liability the point guard is the floor general the quarterback he's supposed to get 10 to 15 a game not score 30 plus points that is not a point guard I'm glad he's gone he's trash
@dr.greenbodythehealer62536 ай бұрын
It was business they did it to gain assets and he was a liability not like he would've took us to the finals or win a championship.
@blacklyfe55433 ай бұрын
@@blacklyfe5543 he's a non defensive playin bum
@dr.greenbodythehealer62533 ай бұрын
@dr.greenbodythehealer6253 he is not a bum stop hating on a man who is living better than you you're the one who's a bum and I appreciate him for what he's done for my team.
@blacklyfe55433 ай бұрын
And people wonder why players aren't loyal, its just business.
@Mclovinulongtime7 ай бұрын
This deserves more upvotes
@rafikz777 ай бұрын
Wym?
@Tayte255 ай бұрын
🎯🎯🎯...always has and will be just business.
@staywell7217Ай бұрын
Great editing and story telling!! Felt like I was watching a movie and glued to the screen every second! Keep up the great work NS!!
@lucasosuagwu15797 ай бұрын
Appreciate the love, thanks!
@nonstop7 ай бұрын
@@nonstopfr , pls do more of these type of vdeos
@hardworkpaysoff42067 ай бұрын
Yes although it felt a bit weird to add a car crash sound effect when it came time to talk about that part. Like if his sister was murdered, would it be that appropriate to add like a scream sound?
@darthconquerus7 ай бұрын
@@darthconquerusare you serious
@hxrr1z8767 ай бұрын
@@darthconquerus u can't be serious. can't u?
@AlienMaster30007 ай бұрын
Watching this man CHOOSE to power through the death of his sister to play a game and be there for his teammates and the organization, I know it means nothing to him but the man has my respect forever for that
@robertofloresmendoza64357 ай бұрын
He was special. That’s all that needs to be said.
@vidyasai32087 ай бұрын
Not really
@KCFlightClub107 ай бұрын
Bredzisz, FlightClub
@fekalistagrzybowory76197 ай бұрын
@@KCFlightClub10yes really
@blacklyfe55433 ай бұрын
This is why nba fans need to stop using loyalty against players. The organization will never be loyal to you.
@buddha29777 ай бұрын
i mean you do not even need to go that back just watch what celtics did to smart
@Ghost0fDeath17 ай бұрын
Fucking PREACH IT.
@mikefrost55757 ай бұрын
Isaiah was unstoppable. No matter who they put on him, Isaiah would just stand out there and laugh and then do his thing. Legend. Wish he could still play.
@jamespenny94826 ай бұрын
So won't he be able to come back in a couple of seasons and play in his prime or close too it?
@Otakubro66 ай бұрын
The Celtics have a serious problem with keeping players healthy. Just look at Larry Bird and his injury history smh
@machinegunjackson7 ай бұрын
He hurt his back by doing his mom's driveway dumbass 😂
@stephyfra124324 күн бұрын
LOL, are you effing serious??? Larry Bird blew his back out repaving his mother's driveway in the offseason. All completely well known. ffs
@branden37856 күн бұрын
IT’s 50 PT masterpiece was a special time for NBA playoff basketball.
@Hains227 ай бұрын
Dude was a beast. Injuries can suck! I'm inspired by his resilience and his hard work. Just sad he's not in the NBA rn
@ANDRE1mang7 ай бұрын
Isaiah Thomas is an underrated NBA player. I was really impressed when Thomas scored a career-high 53 points in the Celtics vs. Wizards game on May 2, 2017. In his prime, Thomas was an excellent NBA player who was even selected as an MVP candidate. Thomas is the Muggsy Bogues of the 2010s.
@user-jw5qj8kv2y7 ай бұрын
They did him wrong, family suppose to take care of each other😢
@kerryjohnson92717 ай бұрын
I'm not even a Celtics fan and this story pissed me off. Hope those Celtics doctors get some bad karma coming to them.
@willn86647 ай бұрын
Probably lost their license. If I was Isiah I would sue for malpractice.
@blowc16127 ай бұрын
@@blowc1612exactly hope so too
@Bigedub1014 ай бұрын
When he said “ back up the Brinks truck”, I knew it was gonna go bad.
@pine61637 ай бұрын
He just signed a 10 day contract with the suns
@joshhouston3443Ай бұрын
This guy deserved to been in a better place, I mean being a short player myself for the small game of it, I always looked up to spud webb and (especially) mugsy bogues, when I saw Isiaiah I was like "hell yeah" especially after getting out the military.
@stoagymahalo52687 ай бұрын
people really forget the nba is a business just like any other restaurant or shop you see down the street
@glow71687 ай бұрын
They forgot that all teams done shady things to players not just the Celtics
@Nok5Z7 ай бұрын
Thomas should think the same way and sue the Celtics.
@MrRicardVanNordstram7 ай бұрын
@@MrRicardVanNordstram Nothing in the NBA is illegal about trading a player
@Nok5Z7 ай бұрын
Kyrie was the main reason why IT was traded to begin with.
@TeeJayXP237 ай бұрын
They knew they fd him up and ran him down through injuries on purpose they said aight now we can get rid of him
@robertoguzman76197 ай бұрын
@@robertoguzman7619he should’ve been traded for Kyrie regardless.
@nahlive7 ай бұрын
@@nahlive what did Kyrie do for the Celtics. Nothing. 2 seasons and then dipped to the Nets. Not really worth it imo
@DCJ_Native27 ай бұрын
Anybody that wouldn’t trade for Kyrie doesn’t know ball. Plus IT signature move was a travel and the league was getting wise to it
@ryablons89697 ай бұрын
@@ryablons8969 i guess I don't know basketball then. Kyrie is not him.
@DCJ_Native27 ай бұрын
That video where he's crying ang said "They have up on me" After he scores 80 points was heart breaking man. He never gave up but the nba gave up on him 😢
@yusupwp18757 ай бұрын
As a Celtics fan i idolize him. Im just Glad he played MVP level game at Boston. I wish he'd won that mvp though
@goom31037 ай бұрын
This video gives Isaiah Thomas substantial evidence and grounds for a lawsuit against the Boston Celtics. 😂
@ijayrizzy31167 ай бұрын
This guy was phenomenal for my Washington Huskies, I was pleasantly surprised to see him ball in the NBA too despite the size!
@omegamanGXE5 ай бұрын
This guy had to go through lots of highs and lows, difficulties and stressful moments. The fact that he's just 5'9 and can play like an all‐star caliber player proves anything is possible, it's all about the mindset.
@joefrem47326 ай бұрын
I love your videos Nonstop. Keep going 👍
@user-wl9wd5nt6j7 ай бұрын
Isaiah could have make history as *_the greatest last pick_* if not for that injury PS. he is right now in status but he's not being labeled as "The Greatest 60th Pick" because he's career was not successful. If that injury didn't exist and he repeated that season for 2-3 more times, even without a ring or MVP, he will be called _"The Greatest Last Pick Isaiah Thomas"._ Like how Manu and Jamal were synonym to 6th Man
@august62817 ай бұрын
I think he is already the greatest last pick I don’t think there any all stars at the 60 pick besides him
@galaxygost41407 ай бұрын
He sitll is😊
@bryceyoungenthusiast7 ай бұрын
Who’s better than him right now? Nobody that I can think of.
@bandito2417 ай бұрын
Think he is
@Celuta967 ай бұрын
You edited the comment without answering anyone’s question… why is he not already the greatest last pick?
@timothyvenable33367 ай бұрын
He needs to sue the doctors they ruined him
@SoggySlopster7 ай бұрын
Can’t really do that unless his lawyers can prove there was a malicious intent or malpractice. You can’t guess how a person may heal
@bandito2417 ай бұрын
@@bandito241 misdiagnosing something doesn't count as malpractice?
@willn86647 ай бұрын
@@bandito241 I think he has a case for malpractice. He should sue, not only the doctors but the Celtics as well.
@MrRicardVanNordstram7 ай бұрын
@@willn8664 Who says he was misdiagnosed? A KZhead video? Not sure that will hold up in court fella. He can't sue because they didn't do anything wrong at the time. It's just truly unfortunate.
@branden37856 күн бұрын
His hip injury was the end of his career being a threat on the court
@chaoscarnage95817 ай бұрын
Him and Smart. It's not a shame, we made also good trades, but Smart didn't deserve to be traded.
@F4BIO7717 ай бұрын
yes you are right but at the end of the day its a business and trades happen. i wish it wasn't smart.
@user-sw4ic8qm7q7 ай бұрын
@@user-sw4ic8qm7q bad trades and decisions. Would have expected Danny Ainge to handle the IT situation a little better.
@willn86647 ай бұрын
Smart overstayed his welcome. Good riddance
@holdmyweight35977 ай бұрын
Love these type of vids from nonstop man🙏🏽
@Richxwolf7 ай бұрын
I remember when I first heard of IT being traded to the Cavs. My firsth thought was pretty much, that he gave all he could, played ball when his sister died and they got rid of him as soon as he got injured ..
@Archemik997 ай бұрын
Keep up the work G
@user-vm8eq7kl8i7 ай бұрын
Such amazing storytelling. Thank you for this!
@BanditsandBusiness5 ай бұрын
It hurt even more that he lost his sister too….he was a very good player and when he teamed with lebron I knew it was only a matter of time
@mike_datzmag1c217 ай бұрын
I understand much better now why he had difficulty to found his way back into the league. I was hoping he found a spot at NOLA. I felt bad for him at the time when they didn't kept him. Now I feel bad for him forever. Thanks for the video. Great job.
@dime38486 ай бұрын
Nola sucks
@yearbyguy44703 ай бұрын
the best IT what if vid ever! Thank u! it feels like u left no stone unturned
@shoeit63577 ай бұрын
Great editing and story telling 👏🏻 👏🏻
@FelipeMassara7 ай бұрын
written in History... He should be proud of his accomplishments despite his size. He is an Idol. Playing 5' 9" in the NBA is above normal. He is Great.
@user-xt4hg4pz7y6 ай бұрын
Aside from the injury recovery while he was playing in Cleveland, it’s the same thing that happens to superstars that join LeBron. You can’t play the game that made you famous because it’s not your team anymore and LeBron demands the ball way too much still. Although he didn’t won championships Isaiah Thomas should be a hall of famer no questions asked.
@jph7947 ай бұрын
This ain't got nothing to do with LeBron. It's crazy how much y'all h8 that man for being great. I've never seen anything like it in my life
@pauljohnson25907 ай бұрын
@@pauljohnson2590 it’s no hate, it’s the reality. Once a superstar joins LeBron, specially a ball dominant one, their numbers disappear and is mostly because LeBron demands the ball too much and really he hasn’t learned to play off ball. Again, no hate, just facts.
@jph7947 ай бұрын
Amazing docu series had me captivated
@jlindo93266 ай бұрын
Always good to see one of us lil guys getting in there. God bless and God speed. 🙏
@marcopolo24187 ай бұрын
IT was HIM that time. So much passion and greatness. What a moment to watch, but just like any other story, it sucks it end this way.
@jhe-artacluyan57597 ай бұрын
I remember him! I love this kid as an athlete. He was amazing! Omg! I wondered what happened to him. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
@shawaniamarshall81276 ай бұрын
The words of the vision of Isaiah, wherewith he was blessed, elect and righteous, living in the day of Tribulation; renouncing and denouncing all the wicked and godless, which are shortly to be removed at the great harvest, when good and evil are of age, ripened and ready to be reaped. Isaiah, a chosen and elect witness, who with God, answered and gave his account, while his eyes were opened, seeing in the spirit a holy vision. This the Lord of hosts showed me. From him I saw all things and later understood what I heard revealed; that which will not take place for a generation which is to succeed at a distant period, but yea for this final one on account of true Israel, the elect. Upon their account I spoke and conversed with him, who will go forth from his high habitation, the Almighty Sovereign and Eternal Lord, the Creator of the world: Who will shortly tread upon the Mount of Sinai, appear with his holy ones; and be made manifest in the strength of his power from heaven. All will be terrified, and the onlookers burdened with a burdensome stone. In that day shall it be made known unto them as, the Rock of offense. And unto the offence encompassed, gathered round about, is also set a cup of great fear and trembling. As for the elect, which will be in the siege, shalt the Lord be made known unto them as, the Rock of defense. And lo, great stupor shall seize the onlookers, even unto the ends of the earth. And the lights shalt go out, as their bulbs too are withdrawn of any fluorescent shining! Thus, the entire land loudly waileth! For behold, the Lord uttereth his voice, with a great and tumultuous shout. The high rims are made low, with each and every rim and backboard wholly rent asunder. The league is overtaken! And all that is therein is come to nought. And Judgement will come upon all, even upon all the players, the coaches, the referees, and the commissioner thereof. For the Lord enters into Judgement with them even as He enters in unto His holy courts, therein Jerusalem ruling with a rim’s rod of iron. Yea, even forever and ever in the Majesty of His Great glory. Then shalt the Lord inherit all, and that which is rightfully his own shalt be made satiate and be blessed; and the splendor of Him shall shine bright upon his chosen ones.
@Isaiah66KJV13 күн бұрын
Bro never gave up and kept pushing 🙏🏿
@AyeAshh2 ай бұрын
He played today with the Suns jersey back on. Only for 1min and 48 seconds, but still good to see him back.
@LIKEINK_Ай бұрын
How the NBA is a business
@almond10037 ай бұрын
I.T. was the closest thing to Allen Iverson when he was in Boston
@DiamondStudd7577 ай бұрын
This is why you can’t blame players putting themselves over the team. He poured everything to the Celtics but they thew him out like nothing.
@doygwapo6 ай бұрын
What a MAN! Mighty. Hope you’re doing very well now!!!!
@Seeadler59587 ай бұрын
It’s just like when Knicks moved on from Jeremy Lin too soon.
@damonsonnier347 ай бұрын
The Knicks had a reason but I never understood why the Kings moved him? Made no sense at any period
@bandito2417 ай бұрын
Or the Sixers with Markelle Fultz.
@willn86647 ай бұрын
Didn't Lin request the trade?
@crowfather02497 ай бұрын
Or the Grizzlies with Dillon Brooks
@holdmyweight35977 ай бұрын
The celtics did him DIRTY.
@maki-sy2fr7 ай бұрын
There are only two ways Boston can atone for the crimes against IT 1. They win a chip 2. They retire his number for everything he did for the team during his tenure
@jayistoxic2277 ай бұрын
He did more for Detroit. It's crazy that his # not retired there
@peterguirguess8537 ай бұрын
My favorite player forever… the pain I feel everytime I see him without a team it hurt so much man
@shkiiizer20557 ай бұрын
My Lakers had 4 chances to draft him in the second round, and i was disappointed they passed on him all 4 times
@enriquegarza31277 ай бұрын
He should have sued the Celtics honestly I would have or the doctors at least.
@seangrever35067 ай бұрын
Que história absurda, triste demais pelo final
@Zeroo_R7 ай бұрын
Most disrespected player in modern nba history.
@rtj78367 ай бұрын
A fucking legend is what Isaiah Thomas is, and people will never truly realize that, idk how his what if doesn’t get talked about just as much as d rode
@Sniperpulls7 ай бұрын
Yet y'all wonder why Kawhi does what he does!
@KaoMinerva7 ай бұрын
Yep....Klaw woulda been done had he stayed with the Spurs...
@paulbunyan94367 ай бұрын
when the Spurs claimed publicly he had degenerative disease in his quad to hurt his contract negotiation and didn't want him seeking a second opinion and doing the proper rehab trying to get him to play so timmy could get a sixth ring...which they had no chance of doing that year....i knew the Spurs were in the wrong. First he had tendinosis...which is just a bad case of tendonitis that isn't treated and the muscle and tendon are still abused causing tissue break down. Cortisone shots, Botox, rest, pt and long rehab fixes that. Tendinosis is not rare amongst pro athletes nor tradesmen. They literally lied publicly to try to low ball him and force him to stay at the spurs and wanted him to play hurt, ruin his career so Tim could get a 6th ring. Kawhi made the right choice. He won a ring. Was fmvp. Got a huge shoe deal and got a huge contract with the clippers plus got a team to invest and put together a great team. Sucks he got hurt again because he missed out on millions. His plan was to get his new balance shoe brand established and play Lebron and Steph 4 times a year to promote his shoes. @@paulbunyan9436
@nonyobussiness34402 ай бұрын
Its the way he said once i leave this gym reality hits shittt.. the moment he left celtics training room his shit down spiraled
@offixialefay92345 ай бұрын
I hate it when i saw him cry after scoring 81 point on an exhibition game and saying "They gave up on me" 😢
@bleedgreen64667 ай бұрын
People forget the great Calvin Murphy was only 5’9
@harlemworldown7 ай бұрын
I met him around town about a decade ago went to same high school struck me as really down to earth. Really cool to see him accomplish so much in his life.
@Mjsnananbbsie7376 ай бұрын
I go here after watching him play for almost 2 minutes for Suns. As a fan, I watched and witnessed his glory days. Honestly, I cried watching this video. His highlights fleshed back in my memory. The man was a problem back then, I'm happy and honored that I watched him play in his prime. I'm gonna tell his story to my future kids. Salute, king🫶
@user-wk4tp8qm8nАй бұрын
Loved this guy as a pistons fan and as a fantasy manager wit him on my squad 😂
@Bigben-19896 ай бұрын
This is why I’m all for player empowerment. These franchises don’t care about these players the way we think they would
@RebrandenSports6 ай бұрын
Nailed it. I believe they knew he was hurt more than said so traded instead of fixing it
@Bigedub1014 ай бұрын
A guy who give his all for the team, played games when his sister died, misdiagnosed his injury but still played thru the pain. Mad respect to IT! This is the reason why CELTICS WILL NEVER WIN A CHAMPIONSHIP! No cap
@ehe81197 ай бұрын
Respectfully, as a Celtics fan myself. "Never win a championship" seems like a stretch but the roller coaster of emotions and drama with Kyrie did feel like the consequences of how Danny and the front office fucked him over. Sad to see someone backstabbed
@TheRoseBoy117 ай бұрын
Some great music in the background, mind sharing the playlist?
@GreasyNeilTyson3 ай бұрын
hey congrats on nearly reaching 800k
@jaydenpacheco92857 ай бұрын
any hour day second now
@hailemhailem13207 ай бұрын
This is why the celtics have come so close to a championship and lose within these past 5 years. Its karma for how they did IT. And after them giving up Smart… im already believin its not gon look too good next season but imma still root for them.
@groovy_kid39587 ай бұрын
Facts
@Kambejammin7 ай бұрын
Yup! Agree
@chinedumudeagbala26584 ай бұрын
I saw bro dunk😭😭😭
@Himathoy_7 ай бұрын
He's a great player with a lot of spirit he'll go down as that memories one of the Boston greats
@yoitsyourmannatefromupstat13174 ай бұрын
I hope a team still picks him up especially a team that needs offense cause he can’t still play he just needs a chance
@stephon_the_icon17647 ай бұрын
if he was 6''5 he would be top 5
@arasakdag9007 ай бұрын
I wish I could say that but he most likely wouldn’t have worked as hard at 6’5
@3PointsAtATime7 ай бұрын
Miss watching big dawg.
@smyth.r7 ай бұрын
huge IT fan. loved watching his legendary playoff runs
@BigJeffeDaGoat7 ай бұрын
As a Celtics fan, we really did him dirty
@Yoreinowashinoka147 ай бұрын
Why the hell do you think the Celtic is the reason why he sucks im a Celtics fan and that broke my heart
@stephaniafleurantin80357 ай бұрын
The organization literally ruined his hip for life and traded him for a Kyrie Irving disaster class.
@5th_progenator_reesecobar7587 ай бұрын
The greatest small basketball player ever since AI damn you Celtics
@aidenbass47797 ай бұрын
I remember younger me shedding a tear when he started shedding tears. Rest in peace chyna. So young too. The Boston Celtics need to make this right and cut the man a thank you and a we're deeply sorry for being horrible human beings and only thinkin about ourselves check. I hope they dont win a chip til they make this right
@nikobellic86277 ай бұрын
Celtics IT was a beast and definitely was a great player for his height Those middle years pre Kyrie were good with a few memorable guys
@nvm90403 ай бұрын
I've never hated a team but ever since this happened I can never look at the any organization the same, espcially the Celtics.
@WaziM67 ай бұрын
good vid
@ajmorales84227 ай бұрын
Not only the Celtics did him wrong but the draft also. He is the only last pick to be an all-star player.
@Radentstwo7 ай бұрын
this guy was the reason I started watching the NBA
@LucasAndradeHD6 ай бұрын
Wow... They milked him for all they could get out of him and the moment they felt like they couldn't milk much more out of him; they traded him... Didn't matter to them one bit that this man had done his best for the team, that he brought back greatness to their court, that he refused to get surgery knowing it wasn't the right choice just so he could be available any time they needed him... Even when his sister died tragically and he wanted to quit, he still showed up on court and did his best. And they all knew what he was going through, they knew how much he suffered to give his all for the team, he thought, that had his back but they were only at his back to stab him right through his heart. I'm not even a basketball fan, heck I don't watch any kind of sports at all and this still had me feeling disgusted on a personal level. Celtics deserve whatever Karma they got coming to them. I hope they never win another season ever again. I hope the NBA title and wins remain an impossible dream until the team completely collapses and gets forgotten and replaced. Truly disgusting behavior from one of the oldest teams in basketball history. Yuck.
@al_says6 ай бұрын
Agreed completely
@omegamanGXE5 ай бұрын
Didn’t read your whole comment but I agree! It’s like Hollywood! They squeeze all they can out of ya a eventually spit you out! It’s like the goose laying the last golden egg! NBA (along with other entities etc) is basically business! When you’re hot you’re hot & when you’re not they’re looking to trade or end your career! HE WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN! He was an amazing player to watch being under 6 ft tall! Skill is skill & he showed it! Along with other small guards! Spud , Mugzy, Dee Brown, & many others not able to mention at this time!
@orlandojohnson57424 ай бұрын
True loyalty is rarely seen these days.....a shame !!
@shanghunter76974 ай бұрын
It was business get your feelings out of it they had to do it yeah it sucks. But in business you have to gain assets and he wasn't an asset to this team that's why they exchanged him for Kyrie which was a taller and better defensive player.
@blacklyfe55433 ай бұрын
I just truly don't understand what people think was supposed to happen here. Welcome to the real world. Grow up.
@branden37856 күн бұрын
His dad made a bet about his sons name 💀💀💀
@lukewarren61557 ай бұрын
That’s so cool that IT texted him that about one of his old enemies
“They gave up on me!” Shit was one of the most heartbreaking videos in sports I’ve ever seen.
They did give up on him….
They had to give up on him. It was millions and millions of dollars on the line for the Celtics. If you owned the team, you would know the decision was easy.
After he dropped 81
@@iTzMcSnow if Isiah was put in right conditions, in an organisation that had faith in him, he would've end up in the top 20 PG to ever touch an orange ball. Even top 10. But his body and the NBA gave up on him. It hurts to see how all odds were against potentially a first ballot hall of famer His story and DRose's are the reason i dont support teams no more! It's sad but at the end of the day a team gotta do what the think can get them a chip! It's business.
I'd have to say the Sister Game was the saddest then They Gave Up On Me, especially since that was one of his last best games before the debilitating injury unfortunately sapped him.
As a Celtics fan, I feel such shame for how they treated this man
Wait till you hear abt bill Russell
dude, me too. IT is NOT my favorite kind of player. a small guard who can't defend....not for me. but by the end he had completely won me over. I was ride or die with IT. I had never seen anything like him. the celtics truly did him dirty.
He got injured and could no longer perform like he did before. What were they supposed to do?
@@DrTensleyfacts 💯
am bummed that we lost Isaiah like that
That “SISTER GAME” was a HEARTBREAKING 💔 MASTERPIECE 👏🏾. R.I.P Chyna
Isaiah was a problem being 5”9 and average almost 30 points per game is Mind blowing
I feel people forget how good he was. One of the best at that time
They also built the team around him, it was made to limit his disadvantages.
@@MangoTroubles-007why u hating bro
thats the point of building around someone??@@MangoTroubles-007
i do it at recess everyday wdym ?
as someone who had to go through hip surgery recently, watching him play through his injury made me wince badly. i couldn't even move my legs at all during recovery, as every inch of movement cause great deal of pain. i cant even began to imagine the suffering this man had to go through & STILL managed to score 30 ppg in the playoff. celtics sacrificed this man's health & future, then discarded him. what a shame
Not only betrayal they stabbed his back and heart
Facts
🤓
it's the circle of life it isn't right but that's just the way it is
So a grown man who decided to play through a bad injury made his own choice of playing through it HE WAS NOT FORCED and he was back stabbed and betrayed can someone explain the betrayed part
@@Love2Musgrave yeah and karma hit the organization when Kyrie decided to leave them.
As a Celtics fans we are paying for are sins for the disgrace we put Isiah Thomas through
I was very upset too. But not getting an opinion of the 2nd personal doctor was a mistake. If they traded Paul pierce you should know better. I been Celtics fan for very long time and this made me upset but he should have known better to care about himself instead there's no loyalty in business
As a Lakers fan, during those days I was specifically watching Celtics games because of Isaiah Thomas.
It isn't the teams responsibility for a player not getting medical attention. He did it to himself.
@@strongereveryday2302They lied about his injury…
The Kyrie effect.
He has nothing to be ashamed of. Isaiah proved he belonged and could play with the best. He achieved greatness.
This man maximized the tool he was given and shined at the highest level. Yeah he's not 6"3 or have a exceptional wingspan but dude has heart and the will to win. He's a giant in my eyes
You know for his height, he actually has a pretty good wingspan. 6’2 while standing at 5’8 (w/out shoes) is pretty impressive.
shone
he was a one of a kind player, he was the common, ruined talent in which injuries ruined his career
Dude was so fun to watch at his peak. Was a complete shame what happened to him.
That man made me a celtics fan, miss him so much, hope he doing alright now
I've been an IT fan since his Kings tenure and it was sad to see how the Celtics ruined his career while sustaining a hip injury. This player dropped 53 pts in his prime after her sister died, and still, that wasn't enough for the Cs to treat him like an expendable commodity once they were done with him.
What were the supposed to treat him as? All athletes are an expendable commodity, unfortunately
This dude sucked he was a defensive liability the point guard is the floor general the quarterback he's supposed to get 10 to 15 a game not score 30 plus points that is not a point guard I'm glad he's gone he's trash
It was business they did it to gain assets and he was a liability not like he would've took us to the finals or win a championship.
@@blacklyfe5543 he's a non defensive playin bum
@dr.greenbodythehealer6253 he is not a bum stop hating on a man who is living better than you you're the one who's a bum and I appreciate him for what he's done for my team.
And people wonder why players aren't loyal, its just business.
This deserves more upvotes
Wym?
🎯🎯🎯...always has and will be just business.
Great editing and story telling!! Felt like I was watching a movie and glued to the screen every second! Keep up the great work NS!!
Appreciate the love, thanks!
@@nonstopfr , pls do more of these type of vdeos
Yes although it felt a bit weird to add a car crash sound effect when it came time to talk about that part. Like if his sister was murdered, would it be that appropriate to add like a scream sound?
@@darthconquerusare you serious
@@darthconquerus u can't be serious. can't u?
Watching this man CHOOSE to power through the death of his sister to play a game and be there for his teammates and the organization, I know it means nothing to him but the man has my respect forever for that
He was special. That’s all that needs to be said.
Not really
Bredzisz, FlightClub
@@KCFlightClub10yes really
This is why nba fans need to stop using loyalty against players. The organization will never be loyal to you.
i mean you do not even need to go that back just watch what celtics did to smart
Fucking PREACH IT.
Isaiah was unstoppable. No matter who they put on him, Isaiah would just stand out there and laugh and then do his thing. Legend. Wish he could still play.
So won't he be able to come back in a couple of seasons and play in his prime or close too it?
The Celtics have a serious problem with keeping players healthy. Just look at Larry Bird and his injury history smh
He hurt his back by doing his mom's driveway dumbass 😂
LOL, are you effing serious??? Larry Bird blew his back out repaving his mother's driveway in the offseason. All completely well known. ffs
IT’s 50 PT masterpiece was a special time for NBA playoff basketball.
Dude was a beast. Injuries can suck! I'm inspired by his resilience and his hard work. Just sad he's not in the NBA rn
Isaiah Thomas is an underrated NBA player. I was really impressed when Thomas scored a career-high 53 points in the Celtics vs. Wizards game on May 2, 2017. In his prime, Thomas was an excellent NBA player who was even selected as an MVP candidate. Thomas is the Muggsy Bogues of the 2010s.
They did him wrong, family suppose to take care of each other😢
I'm not even a Celtics fan and this story pissed me off. Hope those Celtics doctors get some bad karma coming to them.
Probably lost their license. If I was Isiah I would sue for malpractice.
@@blowc1612exactly hope so too
When he said “ back up the Brinks truck”, I knew it was gonna go bad.
He just signed a 10 day contract with the suns
This guy deserved to been in a better place, I mean being a short player myself for the small game of it, I always looked up to spud webb and (especially) mugsy bogues, when I saw Isiaiah I was like "hell yeah" especially after getting out the military.
people really forget the nba is a business just like any other restaurant or shop you see down the street
They forgot that all teams done shady things to players not just the Celtics
Thomas should think the same way and sue the Celtics.
@@MrRicardVanNordstram Nothing in the NBA is illegal about trading a player
Kyrie was the main reason why IT was traded to begin with.
They knew they fd him up and ran him down through injuries on purpose they said aight now we can get rid of him
@@robertoguzman7619he should’ve been traded for Kyrie regardless.
@@nahlive what did Kyrie do for the Celtics. Nothing. 2 seasons and then dipped to the Nets. Not really worth it imo
Anybody that wouldn’t trade for Kyrie doesn’t know ball. Plus IT signature move was a travel and the league was getting wise to it
@@ryablons8969 i guess I don't know basketball then. Kyrie is not him.
That video where he's crying ang said "They have up on me" After he scores 80 points was heart breaking man. He never gave up but the nba gave up on him 😢
As a Celtics fan i idolize him. Im just Glad he played MVP level game at Boston. I wish he'd won that mvp though
This video gives Isaiah Thomas substantial evidence and grounds for a lawsuit against the Boston Celtics. 😂
This guy was phenomenal for my Washington Huskies, I was pleasantly surprised to see him ball in the NBA too despite the size!
This guy had to go through lots of highs and lows, difficulties and stressful moments. The fact that he's just 5'9 and can play like an all‐star caliber player proves anything is possible, it's all about the mindset.
I love your videos Nonstop. Keep going 👍
Isaiah could have make history as *_the greatest last pick_* if not for that injury PS. he is right now in status but he's not being labeled as "The Greatest 60th Pick" because he's career was not successful. If that injury didn't exist and he repeated that season for 2-3 more times, even without a ring or MVP, he will be called _"The Greatest Last Pick Isaiah Thomas"._ Like how Manu and Jamal were synonym to 6th Man
I think he is already the greatest last pick I don’t think there any all stars at the 60 pick besides him
He sitll is😊
Who’s better than him right now? Nobody that I can think of.
Think he is
You edited the comment without answering anyone’s question… why is he not already the greatest last pick?
He needs to sue the doctors they ruined him
Can’t really do that unless his lawyers can prove there was a malicious intent or malpractice. You can’t guess how a person may heal
@@bandito241 misdiagnosing something doesn't count as malpractice?
@@bandito241 I think he has a case for malpractice. He should sue, not only the doctors but the Celtics as well.
@@willn8664 Who says he was misdiagnosed? A KZhead video? Not sure that will hold up in court fella. He can't sue because they didn't do anything wrong at the time. It's just truly unfortunate.
His hip injury was the end of his career being a threat on the court
Him and Smart. It's not a shame, we made also good trades, but Smart didn't deserve to be traded.
yes you are right but at the end of the day its a business and trades happen. i wish it wasn't smart.
@@user-sw4ic8qm7q bad trades and decisions. Would have expected Danny Ainge to handle the IT situation a little better.
Smart overstayed his welcome. Good riddance
Love these type of vids from nonstop man🙏🏽
I remember when I first heard of IT being traded to the Cavs. My firsth thought was pretty much, that he gave all he could, played ball when his sister died and they got rid of him as soon as he got injured ..
Keep up the work G
Such amazing storytelling. Thank you for this!
It hurt even more that he lost his sister too….he was a very good player and when he teamed with lebron I knew it was only a matter of time
I understand much better now why he had difficulty to found his way back into the league. I was hoping he found a spot at NOLA. I felt bad for him at the time when they didn't kept him. Now I feel bad for him forever. Thanks for the video. Great job.
Nola sucks
the best IT what if vid ever! Thank u! it feels like u left no stone unturned
Great editing and story telling 👏🏻 👏🏻
written in History... He should be proud of his accomplishments despite his size. He is an Idol. Playing 5' 9" in the NBA is above normal. He is Great.
Aside from the injury recovery while he was playing in Cleveland, it’s the same thing that happens to superstars that join LeBron. You can’t play the game that made you famous because it’s not your team anymore and LeBron demands the ball way too much still. Although he didn’t won championships Isaiah Thomas should be a hall of famer no questions asked.
This ain't got nothing to do with LeBron. It's crazy how much y'all h8 that man for being great. I've never seen anything like it in my life
@@pauljohnson2590 it’s no hate, it’s the reality. Once a superstar joins LeBron, specially a ball dominant one, their numbers disappear and is mostly because LeBron demands the ball too much and really he hasn’t learned to play off ball. Again, no hate, just facts.
Amazing docu series had me captivated
Always good to see one of us lil guys getting in there. God bless and God speed. 🙏
IT was HIM that time. So much passion and greatness. What a moment to watch, but just like any other story, it sucks it end this way.
I remember him! I love this kid as an athlete. He was amazing! Omg! I wondered what happened to him. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
The words of the vision of Isaiah, wherewith he was blessed, elect and righteous, living in the day of Tribulation; renouncing and denouncing all the wicked and godless, which are shortly to be removed at the great harvest, when good and evil are of age, ripened and ready to be reaped. Isaiah, a chosen and elect witness, who with God, answered and gave his account, while his eyes were opened, seeing in the spirit a holy vision. This the Lord of hosts showed me. From him I saw all things and later understood what I heard revealed; that which will not take place for a generation which is to succeed at a distant period, but yea for this final one on account of true Israel, the elect. Upon their account I spoke and conversed with him, who will go forth from his high habitation, the Almighty Sovereign and Eternal Lord, the Creator of the world: Who will shortly tread upon the Mount of Sinai, appear with his holy ones; and be made manifest in the strength of his power from heaven. All will be terrified, and the onlookers burdened with a burdensome stone. In that day shall it be made known unto them as, the Rock of offense. And unto the offence encompassed, gathered round about, is also set a cup of great fear and trembling. As for the elect, which will be in the siege, shalt the Lord be made known unto them as, the Rock of defense. And lo, great stupor shall seize the onlookers, even unto the ends of the earth. And the lights shalt go out, as their bulbs too are withdrawn of any fluorescent shining! Thus, the entire land loudly waileth! For behold, the Lord uttereth his voice, with a great and tumultuous shout. The high rims are made low, with each and every rim and backboard wholly rent asunder. The league is overtaken! And all that is therein is come to nought. And Judgement will come upon all, even upon all the players, the coaches, the referees, and the commissioner thereof. For the Lord enters into Judgement with them even as He enters in unto His holy courts, therein Jerusalem ruling with a rim’s rod of iron. Yea, even forever and ever in the Majesty of His Great glory. Then shalt the Lord inherit all, and that which is rightfully his own shalt be made satiate and be blessed; and the splendor of Him shall shine bright upon his chosen ones.
Bro never gave up and kept pushing 🙏🏿
He played today with the Suns jersey back on. Only for 1min and 48 seconds, but still good to see him back.
How the NBA is a business
I.T. was the closest thing to Allen Iverson when he was in Boston
This is why you can’t blame players putting themselves over the team. He poured everything to the Celtics but they thew him out like nothing.
What a MAN! Mighty. Hope you’re doing very well now!!!!
It’s just like when Knicks moved on from Jeremy Lin too soon.
The Knicks had a reason but I never understood why the Kings moved him? Made no sense at any period
Or the Sixers with Markelle Fultz.
Didn't Lin request the trade?
Or the Grizzlies with Dillon Brooks
The celtics did him DIRTY.
There are only two ways Boston can atone for the crimes against IT 1. They win a chip 2. They retire his number for everything he did for the team during his tenure
He did more for Detroit. It's crazy that his # not retired there
My favorite player forever… the pain I feel everytime I see him without a team it hurt so much man
My Lakers had 4 chances to draft him in the second round, and i was disappointed they passed on him all 4 times
He should have sued the Celtics honestly I would have or the doctors at least.
Que história absurda, triste demais pelo final
Most disrespected player in modern nba history.
A fucking legend is what Isaiah Thomas is, and people will never truly realize that, idk how his what if doesn’t get talked about just as much as d rode
Yet y'all wonder why Kawhi does what he does!
Yep....Klaw woulda been done had he stayed with the Spurs...
when the Spurs claimed publicly he had degenerative disease in his quad to hurt his contract negotiation and didn't want him seeking a second opinion and doing the proper rehab trying to get him to play so timmy could get a sixth ring...which they had no chance of doing that year....i knew the Spurs were in the wrong. First he had tendinosis...which is just a bad case of tendonitis that isn't treated and the muscle and tendon are still abused causing tissue break down. Cortisone shots, Botox, rest, pt and long rehab fixes that. Tendinosis is not rare amongst pro athletes nor tradesmen. They literally lied publicly to try to low ball him and force him to stay at the spurs and wanted him to play hurt, ruin his career so Tim could get a 6th ring. Kawhi made the right choice. He won a ring. Was fmvp. Got a huge shoe deal and got a huge contract with the clippers plus got a team to invest and put together a great team. Sucks he got hurt again because he missed out on millions. His plan was to get his new balance shoe brand established and play Lebron and Steph 4 times a year to promote his shoes. @@paulbunyan9436
Its the way he said once i leave this gym reality hits shittt.. the moment he left celtics training room his shit down spiraled
I hate it when i saw him cry after scoring 81 point on an exhibition game and saying "They gave up on me" 😢
People forget the great Calvin Murphy was only 5’9
I met him around town about a decade ago went to same high school struck me as really down to earth. Really cool to see him accomplish so much in his life.
I go here after watching him play for almost 2 minutes for Suns. As a fan, I watched and witnessed his glory days. Honestly, I cried watching this video. His highlights fleshed back in my memory. The man was a problem back then, I'm happy and honored that I watched him play in his prime. I'm gonna tell his story to my future kids. Salute, king🫶
Loved this guy as a pistons fan and as a fantasy manager wit him on my squad 😂
This is why I’m all for player empowerment. These franchises don’t care about these players the way we think they would
Nailed it. I believe they knew he was hurt more than said so traded instead of fixing it
A guy who give his all for the team, played games when his sister died, misdiagnosed his injury but still played thru the pain. Mad respect to IT! This is the reason why CELTICS WILL NEVER WIN A CHAMPIONSHIP! No cap
Respectfully, as a Celtics fan myself. "Never win a championship" seems like a stretch but the roller coaster of emotions and drama with Kyrie did feel like the consequences of how Danny and the front office fucked him over. Sad to see someone backstabbed
Some great music in the background, mind sharing the playlist?
hey congrats on nearly reaching 800k
any hour day second now
This is why the celtics have come so close to a championship and lose within these past 5 years. Its karma for how they did IT. And after them giving up Smart… im already believin its not gon look too good next season but imma still root for them.
Facts
Yup! Agree
I saw bro dunk😭😭😭
He's a great player with a lot of spirit he'll go down as that memories one of the Boston greats
I hope a team still picks him up especially a team that needs offense cause he can’t still play he just needs a chance
if he was 6''5 he would be top 5
I wish I could say that but he most likely wouldn’t have worked as hard at 6’5
Miss watching big dawg.
huge IT fan. loved watching his legendary playoff runs
As a Celtics fan, we really did him dirty
Why the hell do you think the Celtic is the reason why he sucks im a Celtics fan and that broke my heart
The organization literally ruined his hip for life and traded him for a Kyrie Irving disaster class.
The greatest small basketball player ever since AI damn you Celtics
I remember younger me shedding a tear when he started shedding tears. Rest in peace chyna. So young too. The Boston Celtics need to make this right and cut the man a thank you and a we're deeply sorry for being horrible human beings and only thinkin about ourselves check. I hope they dont win a chip til they make this right
Celtics IT was a beast and definitely was a great player for his height Those middle years pre Kyrie were good with a few memorable guys
I've never hated a team but ever since this happened I can never look at the any organization the same, espcially the Celtics.
good vid
Not only the Celtics did him wrong but the draft also. He is the only last pick to be an all-star player.
this guy was the reason I started watching the NBA
Wow... They milked him for all they could get out of him and the moment they felt like they couldn't milk much more out of him; they traded him... Didn't matter to them one bit that this man had done his best for the team, that he brought back greatness to their court, that he refused to get surgery knowing it wasn't the right choice just so he could be available any time they needed him... Even when his sister died tragically and he wanted to quit, he still showed up on court and did his best. And they all knew what he was going through, they knew how much he suffered to give his all for the team, he thought, that had his back but they were only at his back to stab him right through his heart. I'm not even a basketball fan, heck I don't watch any kind of sports at all and this still had me feeling disgusted on a personal level. Celtics deserve whatever Karma they got coming to them. I hope they never win another season ever again. I hope the NBA title and wins remain an impossible dream until the team completely collapses and gets forgotten and replaced. Truly disgusting behavior from one of the oldest teams in basketball history. Yuck.
Agreed completely
Didn’t read your whole comment but I agree! It’s like Hollywood! They squeeze all they can out of ya a eventually spit you out! It’s like the goose laying the last golden egg! NBA (along with other entities etc) is basically business! When you’re hot you’re hot & when you’re not they’re looking to trade or end your career! HE WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN! He was an amazing player to watch being under 6 ft tall! Skill is skill & he showed it! Along with other small guards! Spud , Mugzy, Dee Brown, & many others not able to mention at this time!
True loyalty is rarely seen these days.....a shame !!
It was business get your feelings out of it they had to do it yeah it sucks. But in business you have to gain assets and he wasn't an asset to this team that's why they exchanged him for Kyrie which was a taller and better defensive player.
I just truly don't understand what people think was supposed to happen here. Welcome to the real world. Grow up.
His dad made a bet about his sons name 💀💀💀
That’s so cool that IT texted him that about one of his old enemies
best player under 6 foot.