And Im not saying Stephs not a better shooter; hes a way better shooter. From one of your favorite fans. Deservedly so. donotnut459 . Max what's up. Iguodala, to his credit, knew an outrageous take when he saw one. But even he disagrees with Max Kellerman on his take about himself being a better clutch shooter than Steph. So congrats, and heres to the future.. However, once upon a time - in 2019 - Max said his patented line, admitting he'd pick Iguodala over Steph to take the last shot. Absolutely. Download and follow the Dubs Talk Podcast, Iguodala shouts out Kellerman after end of 'First Take' run, Kerr, Warriors regain "soul" with Iguodala's return. I got that. Congratulations on five great years. 5.6M subscribers in the nba community. Andre Iguodala Offers Inarguable Proof That No One Should Ever Take ESPNs Max Kellerman Seriously. I didn't know him prior to that. To many more great years in your next endeavors. Charlamagne tha God: "Max Kellerman said you should be the guy to take the last shot." Please check your email for a confirmation. (via @FirstTake) pic.twitter.com/CEVsVEo958. The clock is winding down. pic.twitter.com/hHGSjlF2NG, the Sports ON Tap (@thesportsontap) August 1, 2021. And I'm not saying Steph's not a better shooter -- he's a way better shooter. However, once upon a time in 2019 Max said his patented line, admitting hed pick Iguodala over Steph to take the last shot. Andre Iguodala congratulates his biggest hype man, Max Kellerman, on 'First Take' success. Joshua is a Senior Sports Writer at GRV Media with over five years of experience in online writing and editing. All in all, Kellermans opinion was still probably wrong, but it earned him a fan in Iguodala and entertained viewers across the country. I got common sense, so yeah, I'm going with Steph just because of his body of work, like the dude different. After the Warriors recently lost a close game to the Denver Nuggets, Max Kellerman's infamous 'I want Iguodala' clip resurfaced prompting some pretty hilarious comments. To many more great years, and next endeavors, continued success. "And let me tell you fools something," Kellerman said. #DENvsGSW #NuggetsvsWarriors #NBA75 pic.twitter.com/xnPI8vIYyN, grant hudson (@HotrockHudson) December 29, 2021, Max kellerman has some explaining to do after iguodala air balled the game winner pic.twitter.com/rpzwkSiX1O, aaronwiswell (@aaronwiswell2) December 29, 2021, @NBA tweet of the day https://t.co/KHxM7uhej3, Shikhar Johari (@ShikhJohari) December 29, 2021, this sound is iconic https://t.co/PY9E0GMRXC, Richavelli (@ldn_dee) December 29, 2021. No, he may not be as revered as Stephen Curry or Klay Thompson, but his play during their 20152019 championship runs earned him a spot in each of their hearts forever. Download and follow the Dubs Talk Podcast, Iguodala has 'common sense' about Kellerman's famous quote, Iguodala responds to infamous Kellerman quote in Yearbook. Sign up for the Layup Lines newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning. "This is not about how well you shoot, it's about what's in your veins, is it ice water? ", CTG: "Were you shocked when you heard him say that? src="https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=674090812743125&ev=PageView&noscript=1"/>. This was perfect. He said hed take Iguodala over Curry for that last shot in an alien invasion with a laser beam pointed at the Earth. "Last year it was kind of a toxic environment.". "That's right. Andre Iguodala is clutch. He then moved to a social media marketing agency and content studio, Brave Bison, acting as Website Editor for The Hook. You know, that's common sense. The commentator will now work on ESPN Radio in the morning, but will also have a TV show in the afternoon, according to the New York Post. And I know what that sounds like. Yup, Andre Iguodala. Thank you, Max Kellerman. Max Kellerman says Andre Iguodala should take the last shot in a game over Steph Curry, but Stephen A. Smith is not putting up with Max's "nonsensical" take. With time ticking away in Game 2 of the NBA Finals, Iguodala drained a 3-pointer to seal a crucial Golden State victory. For as much pride as he may take in his career achievements, he's also not going to ignore the nonsense. pic.twitter.com/U66EGP5ODN, Andre Iguodala took the last shot, but even the spirit of Max Kellerman wasnt enough to complete that turnaround for Golden State last night #CourtsideFracas pic.twitter.com/5RlrIbhrmC, We chose Iguodala pic.twitter.com/lA2lwSlKMY, Max Kellerman when he seen the Iguodala airball pic.twitter.com/Av1i7PeEB6, MAX KELLERMAN RIGHT NOW pic.twitter.com/V2bgKPU4Og, Max Kellerman: Fate of the Universe on the line, I want Iguodala taking the last shot.Me watching Aliens show up the next morning: pic.twitter.com/ZKM1g8NHlx. Well, hes doubling down on that!#ESPN #ThisJustIn #TJI #Warriors #NBASubscribe to ESPN+ http://espnplus.com/youtube Get the ESPN App: http://www.espn.com/espn/apps/espnSubscribe to ESPN on YouTube: http://es.pn/SUBSCRIBEtoYOUTUBE Subscribe to NBA on ESPN on YouTube: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBEtoNBAonESPN Watch ESPN on YouTube TV: http://es.pn/YouTubeTV He said,I want Iguodala. During an appearance on The Breakfast Club last week, Iguodala was asked about the ESPN TV personality saying "I want Iguodala" on "First Take" in 2019, a day after the Warriors star hit the game . Love him or hate him, Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry is one of the greatest sharpshooters in NBA history. He getting all the attention and they leaving me open, I made an open shot and he just made the right play.". Sadly, after Iggys airball against the Nuggets recently, one of Kellermans most outlandish statements came back to bite him. If you are a fan of Max Kellerman, you likely heard his wild take about picking Andre Iguodala to shoot a wide-open last-second shot over Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry. And I know what that sounds like. We actually got to see that play out on Tuesday, though. Lets revisit what he said during the 2019 NBA Finals when the Warriors faced Kawhi Leonard and the Toronto Raptors. In a moment that will live on forever in group chats across the US, Max Kellerman once famously told the world that if the fate of the universe was on the line and the human race got one open jump shot to save itself, out of everybody on the Golden State Warriors, he wanted Andre Iguodala taking the shot. After receiving a BA (Hons) in Ancient History and an MA in Sports Journalism, he became a writer for a leading social publisher with over 7 million Facebook followers. Continue to [succeed]. From one of your favorite fans, appreciate you supporting me, knowing who should take the last shot when the earth is on the line. Kellerman would often use the phrase in regards to which player he'd want in that specific moment to make a big play in the most high pressure situation. Max Kellerman was one of the most popular NBA analysts in recent times. To many more great years in your next endeavors. While Kellerman received many kind messages for his departure, he posted a specific one from Iguodala on Instagram. ", AI: "I mean, if I'm the coach, I'm going to Steph. Like Sportscasting on Facebook. Max Kellerman on First Take talked about trusting Iggy in the clutch and used the universe on the line bit, including "I want Igoudala!" Reply . This is a thing he really said. Now, this is totally fine with no context. Between Steph and Andre, Kellerman went with Iguodala. Of everyone on Golden State, open shot, the fate of the universe on the line, the Martians have the death beam pointed at earth, you better hit it, I want Iguodala. And 999,999 out of 1,000,000 people would agree that arguably the best shooter in NBA history should probably be the guy with the ball in his hands as the seconds . ", AI: "Nah, if you understand how the whole system works, you ain't surprised if you hear anything. , James Boyd (@RomeovilleKid) December 29, 2021, If Iguodala had hit that 3, I could only imagine Max Kellerman the next day. Iguodalas got ice water in his veins. He recently broke Ray Allens all-time record after knocking down his 2,974th career three-pointer against the Knicks at MSG. Kellerman still says 'I want Iguodala' after Andre's clutch three, Klay gets loud cheers from Dub Nation, warms up with Steph. Iguodala being the one to airball the game tying shot is basically a wet dream for Nuggets fans . src="https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=674090812743125&ev=PageView&noscript=1"/>. There were plenty of Twitter jokes for Kellerman, though. ", AI: "I don't know. Then again,First Takeis the same show which has lent itself to Smiths xenophobic commentary and sexist remarks. "That's right. However, he was on a team with Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry, and Klay Thompson. Almost immediately afterwards, Kellermans I want Iguodala clip resurfaced on social media as fans roasted the former First Take host. Every Golden State Warriors has probably seen his epic I want Iguodala! claim on who he has taking the last shot with the universe on the line. And, when Kevin Durant played for the Warriors, any of the three occupied the roles that Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor had for The Avengers. The two will forever be linked after Kellerman made it clear Iguodala was the Warriors player he wanted taking the last shot with a game on the line. Me watching Aliens show up the next morning: pic.twitter.com/ZKM1g8NHlx, Im a Master of None, anymore question? But Iguodala also is smart enough to know that defenses are trained to attack and swarm Curry in order to force the ball out of his hands, meaning everyone else on the court has to be ready to take the final shot if Curry isn't able to launch it himself. But I understand I've had great moments because Steph is so good. Max Kellerman wants Andre Iguodala to take the final shot of close NBA games, but the Warriors forward knows that's not necessarily the best option. If the Warriors are locked in a close game this season, Kellerman very likelywill be somewhere screaming "I want Iguodala" at the TV. Hes a career 33.3% 3-point shooter. While on it, he had a simple message for Kellerman. {{^disable_secondary_title}} {{#secondary_title}} {{secondary_title}} {{/secondary_title}} {{^secondary_title}} {{title.raw}} {{/secondary_title}} {{/disable_secondary_title}} {{#disable_secondary_title}} {{ title.raw }} {{/disable_secondary_title}}, 2023 GRV Media Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Iguodala returned to the Warriors this summer, signing a one-year contract after spending the last two seasons with the Miami Heat. When it matters most, I want Iguodala.". Iguodala is that type of player. Stephen A. Smith and his partner at the time, either Skip Bayless or Kellerman, manufactured hot takes out of thin air. ", DJ Envy: "You take that shot over Steph? And I know what that sounds like. Joshua then joined Reach PLC, covering the 2018 World Cup for The Mirror Online and regional publications like the Liverpool Echo. He getting all the attention and they leaving me open, I made an open shot and he just made the right play.". No, a last-second shot doesnt always come from beyond the arc, but those numbers give an idea of just how great Curry and Thompson are at shooting the basketball. He recently broke Ray Allen's all-time record after knocking down his 2,974th career three-pointer . I've had some success making some important shots, like I'm not known as a shooter, but when I had to make the shot, I made the shot. Follow us on Twitter @sportscasting19. He surely knows who should be taking the final shot when the opportunity presents itself. If the Warriors needed a game-winning shot in the final seconds, one would think theyd turn to Curry or Thompson. During an appearance on The Breakfast Club last week, Iguodala was asked about the ESPN TV personality saying "I want Iguodala" on "First Take" in 2019, a day after the Warriors star hit the game-sealingshot in Game 2 of the NBA Finals against the Raptors. Thank you. Iguodala played along with Kellerman's bit, even shouting out the longtime "First Take" host when his run on the show came to an end recently, but the 2015 NBA Finals MVP knows everyone wants Curry taking the final shot. After five years on First Take, Kellerman is now leaving the show, as he starred on it for the final time on Sept. 1. So, now that the commentator is leaving his show, First Take, Iguodala left him a parting message. It seems that Iguodala appreciates the support Kellerman sent his way during his time on the show. "I want Iguodala," Kellerman said. Thompson, on the other hand, might be the second-greatest shooter in history, given that he has shot 41.9% from long range for his career. I WANT IGUODALA!!!!! "He crazy." The tape says it, and the statistics and the 47.7% shooting percentage further prove it. I got common sense, so yeah, I'm going with Steph just because of his body of work, like the dude different. Meanwhile, a segment of viewers watching at home cry for the days of Bob Leys commentary or a roundtable onThe Sports Reporters. No disrespect to Stephen Curry, but Im taking the Warriors elder statesman every time after watching Kellerman hype him up the way he does in this classic video: Thats why with the news that Max Kellerman is officially leaving First Take, which he co-hosted alongside Stephen A. Smith for the last five years, Andre Iguodala had to make sure he gave him a proper send off. The Spurs rookie used a "wrestling move" on Morris. Has Iguodala been a clutch player at times? Iguodala," ESPN's Max Kellerman said Monday morning on "First Take" when . I'm saying with the money on the line, what type of player are you? Curry and Klay Thompson have made up the Splash Brothers for nearly a decade. Kellerman would often use the phrase in regards to which player hed want in that specific moment to make a big play in the most high pressure situation. Yes, field-goal attempts skewed those numbers a bit, as Curry, Thompson, and Durant put up significantly more clutch shots than Iguodala, but if Kellerman wants to prove his point, that might be the stat to do it. You don't have to get your own shot, just an open look. Who was Jeff Dickersons wife Caitlin as ESPN NFL reporter dies aged 44? But since were here, did Kellerman have a point? Thank you, Max, and best of luck. When it matters most, I want IGUODALA! Andre Iguodala to the Warriors, you say?Someone ask @maxkellerman if hell double down on this one ? Now in fairness to Kellerman, Iguodala had drilled a clutch 3-pointer late in a Game 2 win over the Raptors the night before. Copyright 2023 Endgame360 Inc. All Rights Reserved. The 2015 NBA Finals MVP added he believes Curry is the second-best point guard of all-time behind only Magic Johnson. Max, whats up? Thats a universal fun question that basketball fans ask each other all the time. Iguodalas got ice water in his veins.. ", AI: "I mean, if I'm the coach, I'm going to Steph. src="https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=674090812743125&ev=PageView&noscript=1"/>. "Let me tell you fools something: I still do! "I want Iguodala," Kellerman said. Are you a clutch player? How much did John Madden make from the Madden video game series? Draymond Green reveals NBAs biggest trash-talker and its not who youd think. With Iggy trending lets never forget Max Kellerman saying hed take Iguodala over Curry or Thompson or anyone for the last shot , He think hes MJ or something?? I've had some success making some important shots, like I'm not known as a shooter, but when I had to make the shot, I made the shot. Download and follow the Dubs Talk Podcast, Iguodala has 'common sense' about Kellerman's famous quote, Iguodala responds to infamous Kellerman quote in Yearbook. Max Kellerman has recently doubled down on his original statement, claiming that his statement was never about a player getting their own shot on the perimeter, but about knocking down an open. Now, if Max Kellerman had a say, he wouldnt turn to either. Joshua now oversees all sports content on The Focus, specializing in NBA, NFL, F1, and tennis, while also keeping a close eye on his beloved Manchester United. (@english_shamar) December 29, 2021, Lol Iguodala air balls the potential game-tying 3. "That's right. During an appearance on The Breakfast Club last week, Iguodala was asked about the ESPN TV personality saying "I want Iguodala" on "First Take" in 2019, a day after the Warriors star hit the game-sealing shot in Game 2 of the NBA Finals against the Raptors. Charlamagne tha God: "Max Kellerman said you should be the guy to take the last shot. 1 min read. Before Thompsons recent injuries, he was a dangerous shooter and a capable Robin to Currys Batman. Max Kellerman: Fate of the Universe on the line, I want Iguodala taking the last shot. With seconds to go in the fourth quarter against the Nuggets and the Warriors down by three Iguodala received the ball on the left wing before letting fly at the buzzer. src="https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=674090812743125&ev=PageView&noscript=1"/>. It's. Iguodala is fully aware that Curry is the greatest shooter in the history of the NBA. Its your boy here, man, Iguodala said in the video. Durant didnt play in Game 2, but the fact that Iguodala hit the shot instead of Curry or Thompson was surprising. Andre Iguodala won the 2015 NBA Finals MVP over Steph Curry. Kellerman still says 'I want Iguodala' after Andre's clutch three originally appeared on NBC Sports BayareaTo this day, Max Kellerman wants one guy and one guy only shooting an important shot when it matters most. Warriors veteran Andre Iguodala pays a farewell tribute to ESPN's First Take analyst Max Kellerman as he ends his 5-year stint with the sports broadcasting giant. Thats right. Flashback to Game 2 of the 2019 NBA Finals, where Iguodala hit a game-sealing 3-pointer against . But we have plenty of context here and that makes this absolutely hilarious. In a recent . . The game is on the line. Remember the iconic with the fate of the universe on the line from Max years ago? In 2018-19, Andre Iguodala was tied for the Warriors team-lead in field-goal percentage in the clutch at 50% (other than Jordan Bell, who only appeared in the clutch in five games that season). But Iguodala also is smart enough to know that defenses are trained to attack and swarm Curry in order to force the ball out of his hands, meaning everyone else on the court has to be ready to take the final shot if Curry isn't able to launch it himself. Iguodala, to his credit, knew an outrageous take when he saw one. Thankfully, there were no laser beams pointed at the Earth here. Thats rightIguodalas got ice water in his veins high-leverage moment the fate of the universe on the line open shot I want Iguodala taking that shot for me.. You know, that's common sense. Max Kellerman wants Andre Iguodala to take the final shot of close NBA games, but the Warriors forward knows that's not necessarily the best option. . Steph Curry is widely recognised as the greatest shooter ever. Meanwhile Kellerman always argued his points with the idea: "Stay cool, calm, and collected. Flashback to Game 2 of the 2019 NBA Finals, where Iguodala hit a game-sealing 3-pointer against the Toronto Raptors to tie the series at one game apiece. For as much pride as he may take in his career achievements, hes also not going to ignore the nonsense. And then, you have the times where even the nonsense has to stop when it hears an opinion and shakes its head in disbelief. The Warriors, who saw Durant and Thompson go down with injuries during that series, lost 4-2 to the Raptors, and Iguodala then showed up for an episode of First Take a few weeks later. Max Kellerman is on ESPNs This Just In following Andre Iguodala hitting a late 3-PT FG to help seal a 123116 for the Golden State Warriors over the Utah Jazz. Back when he was on First Take opposite Stephen A. Smith, Max Kellerman would often get clowned over his fate of the universe on the line statement. Remember the iconic "with the. Iguodala then praised Curry as the greatest shooter in NBA history, off the dribble and with the ball in his hands. The two will forever be linked after Kellermanmade it clear Iguodala was the Warriors player he wanted taking the last shot with a game on the line. Fast forward to the Warriors' 123-116 win over the Utah Jazz on Saturday, Iguodala hit another clutch 3-pointer, which warranted another response from Kellerman on ESPN's "This Just In" Monday morning. The next morning, ESPN's Max Kellerman went on "First Take," where he praised Iguodala with a memorable quote. #NEW: Stephen A. Smith on Shohei Ohtani: "I don't think it helps that the number one face is a dude that needs an interpreter so you can understand what the hell he's saying in this country." "Of everyone on Golden State, open shot, fate of the universe on the line, or the martians have the death beam pointed at earth, you better hit it: I want Iguodala," Kellerman said on First Take in June 2019. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/esdUYhIYE38/hqdefault.jpg. . Some of Kellerman and Smiths opinions are just that: opinions, and you know how the rest of the saying goes. Honest. You definitely love to see it. Apparently not to ESPNs Max Kellerman, though. To this day, Max Kellerman wants one guy and one guy only shooting an important shot when it matters most. #FirstTake Show more Stephen. Fate of the universe on the line open shot I WANT IGUODALA pic.twitter.com/VgprklISLb, Y'all still think Max Kellerman want Iggy taking the shot? Of everyone on Golden State, open shot, fate of the universe on the line, or the martians have the death beam pointed at earth, you better hit it: I want Iguodala, Kellerman said on First Take in June 2019. Max Kellerman says Andre Iguodala should take the last shot in a game over Steph Curry, but Stephen A. Smith is not putting up with Max's \"nonsensical\" take.#FirstTake Subscribe to ESPN on YouTube: http://es.pn/SUBSCRIBEtoYOUTUBE Subscribe to ESPN FC on YouTube: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBEtoESPNFC Subscribe to NBA on ESPN on YouTube: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBEtoNBAonESPN Watch ESPN on YouTube TV: http://es.pn/YouTubeTVExclusive interviews with Rachel Nichols https://urlzs.com/jNUReStephen A. Smith on ESPN https://urlzs.com/W19TzESPN on Social Media: Follow on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/espn Like on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/espn Follow on Instagram: www.instagram.com/f/espnVisit ESPN on YouTube to get up-to-the-minute sports news coverage, scores, highlights and commentary for NFL, NHL, MLB, NBA, College Football, NCAA Basketball, soccer and more. Then, theres times where both speak nonsense into the universe. "That's right. If you were picking from todays players, youd probably say someone like Kevin Durant or LeBron James or Steph Curry. I want Iguodala taking that shot for me.". But no one loves Iguodala more than ESPNs Max Kellerman. However, Kellerman may have still had somewhat of a point. Iguodala? "Max, what's up? He said, "I want Iguodala. Its your boy here, man, said the Warriors star. With a chance to tie the game in the final seconds against the Denver Nuggets, Iguodala hoisted up a 3-pointerthat wound up being an air-ball. The point of all of this is that those two superstar guards created nightmares for defenses. OK, so many of us can agree that Iguodala should not be taking a last-second shot over Stephen Curry or Klay Thompson. Who has won more Finals MVPs, Andre Iguodala or Steph Curry? It'll make you sound like an expert." These two wildly different debate styles worked perfectly. A subreddit dedicated to NBA news and discussion. And I know what that sounds like, and its not fair to Steph because so much defensive attention is paid to him. If Iguodala drilled a shot to save the universe, can we also getThe Sports Reportersback? The 48-year old had a great run with ESPN that was marked with some bold predictions and statements. Kellerman had a bizarre take about Iguodala when discussing the Warriors in 2019.
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