In his first two years in the league, Gilbert made a name for himself in Golden State as he paired with Jason Richardson to form one of the most electrifying backcourt duos in the NBA.  In their two years together, they had lots of high-flying dunks, but this one will probably be the most remembered:

Certainly, that dunk will go down as the best dunk from that combo, but I think that this dunk that isn’t mentioned nearly as often is worthy of the number 2 spot:

In Elie Seckbach’s latest Embedded NBA Correspondent video, he talks with Gilbert (at the 1:10 mark) about what he would be doing if he wasn’t in the NBA.  I won’t tell you the answer, but the title should give you a big hint:

Hibachi grills at McDonald’s?  I’m down for that.

If this highlight montage doesn’t give you that warm, tingly feeling inside, nothing will:

This video comes from NBA Fit, which does features on the workout regimens of different NBA Players, including Gilbert Arenas, who they focus on for the first three and a half minutes of this clip.  All the footage comes from last off-season, where he was coming off of knee surgery and was still on the quest to make 100,000 shots in 73 days.

After watching that, I’m kind of scared to see what Gilbert does for a workout when he’s fully healthy.  I also have a newfound respect for Gilbert’s trainer, Drew Cleary.  Talk about being on call 24/7.

You may have seen NBA TV’s “Inside the Mind” promos with players like Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, and Dwight Howard.  Here’s Gilbert’s version.  If the “I enjoy breaking somebody’s heart” line doesn’t get you, you’re just not ready for the playoffs: