Speaker 1: Well, well, well we are back baby.
Speaker 2: Wait, so the league didn't.
Speaker 1: Stop playing over the last couple of weeks when we
Speaker 1: were off.
Speaker 3: Jabari, No, no, no, I'm.
Speaker 4: Pretty sure they did. They were like, hey, you know
Speaker 4: what when my.
Speaker 2: I just told is told.
Speaker 1: Uh, the Calves and Thunder are each still on pace
Speaker 1: to break franchise wind totals.
Speaker 2: Break seventy wins.
Speaker 1: But yeah, so we're gonna talk about those teams because
Speaker 1: it's interesting. They're they're on historic paces and are being
Speaker 1: historically disrespected. I'm not practicing my ESPN talking head. Anyways,
Speaker 1: we're doing all that with Chris Bartnett on today's episode,
Speaker 1: one of our favorite returning champions.
Speaker 2: I'm Jack O'Brien. You know, I'm producer in for Miles
Speaker 2: and this is my mouse.
Speaker 5: We are boost Dottory, got it.
Speaker 2: I look at hitch okay.
Speaker 6: And be driving Spinny Fatter number.
Speaker 5: Eighteen that's been secured the Celtics or NBA champions over
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Speaker 3: Be honest with the t look shot time put you go.
Speaker 1: Yes, Chris Barnett, welcome, Welcome back to the show.
Speaker 2: How are you doing.
Speaker 3: I'm doing good. It's great to be back. I love
Speaker 3: listening to mad Boosties. When it drops, I put it
Speaker 3: in on my truck when I when I dropped my
Speaker 3: son off, It's gonna be a content. So for me
Speaker 3: coming here just brings a smile to my face knowing
Speaker 3: I'm with two two dope basketball minds at any given time. Sorry, Jabari,
Speaker 3: I know Miles isn't here. Just joking. I mean I
Speaker 3: was gonna go I was gonna.
Speaker 2: Go there, half.
Speaker 1: Ter, What does your son think? Just I can't accept
Speaker 1: the compliment. Does your son hate the show?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 2: You said you listen, you know what.
Speaker 3: My son is a swimmer.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: I try to get I try to get him into basketball.
Speaker 3: He watches it, but he's not He's not there yet.
Speaker 3: It'll get there? How get there?
Speaker 2: Eleven eleven? All right?
Speaker 1: So I got a six year old and an eight
Speaker 1: year old. I am already a vortex of basketball disappointment.
Speaker 1: You know, my my mom's dad, famous basketball coach. My
Speaker 1: dad basketball coach. I was expected to like do something
Speaker 1: with basketball beyond have a podcast called Miles and Jack
Speaker 1: got mat Boostie's. My kids don't even know basketball exists.
Speaker 1: They're like, what are you watching?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: They are so quickletely out on basketball. It is just
Speaker 1: the degree to which basketball has diminished familiarly among my
Speaker 1: family line.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're young.
Speaker 1: Maybe I feel like I didn't start loving hoops until
Speaker 1: I was like, you know, ten eleven. Then, so there
Speaker 1: might be for them. Yeah, there might be hope for
Speaker 1: them yet, but it's kind of hard to love basketball
Speaker 1: when you're, uh, can't get the ball to the to
Speaker 1: the rim, you.
Speaker 3: Know, yeah, just too small.
Speaker 6: They also may have been watching you, unfortunately, watch your team,
Speaker 6: and that's not you know, I already told you my
Speaker 6: teams can be but you know, like that probably doesn't help.
Speaker 1: Like, oh, the thing that goes on the TV that
Speaker 1: makes dead emotionally volatile. Yeah, let's uh, let's not it's
Speaker 1: not encourage that. Yeah, they're they're way smarter than me
Speaker 1: and just being like yeah, no, no, no man, let's uh
Speaker 1: find something else to watch. Please for us, not for
Speaker 1: your benefit. Anyways, Chris, it's great to have you back.
Speaker 1: This is a very interesting time in the National Basketball Association.
Speaker 1: You cover the NBA at large on Watch Playback TV
Speaker 1: and x Spaces. You've covered the Indiana Pacers. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk about them a little bit, but I want
Speaker 1: to start off talking about the two teams that are
Speaker 1: at the top of the league, the Cleveland Calves in
Speaker 1: the East, the Oklahoma City Thunder in the west. Okay
Speaker 1: See is on pace to win seventy Cleveland's on pace
Speaker 1: to win seventy two three.
Speaker 3: It's crazy.
Speaker 1: This is before they played, so one of them is
Speaker 1: going to be off the pace that I just mentioned
Speaker 1: because one of them just lost. So I just want
Speaker 1: to The Calves championship odds are like if you go
Speaker 1: and look at the survey of all the odds to
Speaker 1: win the NBA Championship right now, the Calves currently on
Speaker 1: pace to have the best winning percentage of all time
Speaker 1: or close to it, like right up there with the
Speaker 1: ninety six Bulls. Okay See is number one Vegas odds
Speaker 1: to win it all, which I was happy to see
Speaker 1: that it wasn't the Boston Celtics. The Celtics are right
Speaker 1: behind them. The Calves again on pace for best in
Speaker 1: the history of the league, and like not just their
Speaker 1: winning percentage, like their net rating is top four all time,
Speaker 1: like they are historically stacked. They are coming in at
Speaker 1: fit in Vegas thoughts. They are so the Thunders number one,
Speaker 1: Celtics number two I can maybe accept those, you know,
Speaker 1: I can definitely accept the Thunder. I can definitely accept
Speaker 1: the Celtics. There's some part of me that's just like,
Speaker 1: the Celtics are gonna win this, Like they they're definitely
Speaker 1: gonna win this.
Speaker 2: This is just them.
Speaker 1: That is the Jason Vorhees experience of being a Celtics hater.
Speaker 1: But then they got the Knicks, which, okay, you can
Speaker 1: be like public money in New York's a big city.
Speaker 1: They haven't had a team this exciting and good in
Speaker 1: a long time.
Speaker 2: Then they got the.
Speaker 1: Nuggets, who, like I get it because they won recently.
Speaker 1: And then the Calves. I don't know, is it just
Speaker 1: what are what are you guys thoughts? Because Jabari, I
Speaker 1: know you were you were saying that like the Calves
Speaker 1: are When you watch the Calves, they are that team.
Speaker 1: They remind you of the Celtics last year. But Chris,
Speaker 1: just I'd like to hear from you first, like, what
Speaker 1: what do you think is going on there that's making
Speaker 1: people discount them?
Speaker 3: One of people are biased against Cleveland. Shout out to
Speaker 3: the Browns for that too. Odds are really funny and
Speaker 3: what happens and a lot of people don't really take
Speaker 3: the big picture here. They look at last year and
Speaker 3: they project forward, and nobody really were sold on the
Speaker 3: combination of both Darius Garland and Mitchell and the combo
Speaker 3: of Jared Allen and Evan Mouty. And I remember talking
Speaker 3: about the Cavs when I said in my preseason prediction,
Speaker 3: the Cavs are going to go as far as Evan
Speaker 3: Mobley's leap this year. And I remember when he was drafted,
Speaker 3: I said he'd have the chance to be the best
Speaker 3: player from his draft class. But it's gonna take until
Speaker 3: a second contract four years in then we're gonna start
Speaker 3: seeing this, you know, eighteen twenty two points, ten boards,
Speaker 3: two reassist, stealing the block right and him being able
Speaker 3: to do that and more specifically facilitating the offense out
Speaker 3: of the high poster Cleveland took away the problems that
Speaker 3: Cleveland had last year when both Donovan Mitchell and Darius
Speaker 3: Garland kind of both needed the ball in their hand
Speaker 3: and tripled twenty million times as my cat came, ran
Speaker 3: it through and knocked over the phone. And with that
Speaker 3: it it provided balance, and that is what they were
Speaker 3: missing last year offensively, and when you have that, it
Speaker 3: also allows you to get back on defense, and their
Speaker 3: defense has been superb this year as well, anchored again
Speaker 3: by Jared Allen being a double double machine and cleared
Speaker 3: out the paint. Evan Mobley's an elite helped defender. And
Speaker 3: then at that point, all you're doing is having your
Speaker 3: other guys play more simplistic roles and have very simple assignments,
Speaker 3: and you live with your offense just being more efficient
Speaker 3: than your opponents. So like the four games they lost,
Speaker 3: and like an eight eighty winning percentage is crazy after
Speaker 3: thirty games, but it's it's insane that they just are
Speaker 3: able to plug in whomever they need to when the
Speaker 3: player goes down, and Oklahoma City has been able to
Speaker 3: do the same thing because in reality, they're built similarly.
Speaker 3: The difference is Cleveland had a trade for their star, right.
Speaker 3: I mean, thunder did technically too because they traded for
Speaker 3: for Sga, but he wasn't a star yet. He was
Speaker 3: just a really good prospect.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when you have that dominant guard, when you have Mitchell,
Speaker 3: when you have Sga, everything can fall into place offensively
Speaker 3: as long as you're able to do three things. Let
Speaker 3: it turnovers, rebound the ball, play good team defense, and
Speaker 3: that's what Cleveland, Oklahoma City has done since tip off
Speaker 3: of opening night, and no teams they know what they're
Speaker 3: gonna do and they just simply cannot stop them, because
Speaker 3: that's what a balanced team is. And I think we
Speaker 3: just moved away a lot from balance basketball because we
Speaker 3: had the super teams Lebron and you know, the Big
Speaker 3: Three Miami. Kevin Durant went to the Warriors like there's
Speaker 3: nothing you can do when you just have that top
Speaker 3: heavy talent. So you just see now what real true
Speaker 3: team basketball is with that dominant lead guard. And to me,
Speaker 3: it's beautiful on both sides for both OKAC and Cleveland.
Speaker 3: And I wish more people would actually get on their
Speaker 3: lea past and I wish the league, Hey, League, I guys,
Speaker 3: flex more of these Cavs games like you're doing the
Speaker 3: Thunder games. Put them on at seven thirty, put them
Speaker 3: on at eight thirty. Let's grow what you have. Like
Speaker 3: it's hard to see them more national TV because you
Speaker 3: know it's Cleveland and they got to get over that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And I think once they do that, Cleveland will pop
Speaker 3: just like Boston did last year in terms of like
Speaker 3: overall watchability and popularity, just like okay see did two
Speaker 3: years ago, an overall popularity and watchability, So like they're
Speaker 3: playing really great. I just think people need to be
Speaker 3: led to them, and I just think they're going to
Speaker 3: keep mowing down opponents. And the other fear is a
Speaker 3: lot of people buying to this idea that they're only
Speaker 3: a regular season team, and I find it funny because
Speaker 3: every team is only a regular season team until they
Speaker 3: get to the playoffs multiple times, and like Donovan just
Speaker 3: got there, went to the playoffs, Donovan's there. Now they're
Speaker 3: the number one seed in the entire NBA, and I
Speaker 3: don't really see that changing through the regular season. The
Speaker 3: question is, much like Boston had last year, once we
Speaker 3: get to the playoffs, are they're gonna be able to
Speaker 3: keep pace? And I don't know. And that's where the
Speaker 3: trepidation and the quote disrespect of putting them down at
Speaker 3: five when you're going up against Denver, who recently won
Speaker 3: one has best player on the planet, going up against
Speaker 3: Boston they just won last year, they got a top
Speaker 3: three guy, top five guy on the planet, and the Knicks.
Speaker 3: And I understand this because I said this as well.
Speaker 3: The Knicks are going to be a terror because they
Speaker 3: also play very very good team defense, and they can
Speaker 3: do what no all their team can do outside of
Speaker 3: Cleveland in a healthy ok scene that's dominated the rebound.
Speaker 3: So yeah, yeah, Cleveland's built great. So's the okay scene.
Speaker 3: I'm pumped for, you know, this game that we're gonna watch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that we already watched because yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean my argument on the like they're not built
Speaker 1: for the postseason is like that seems to be so
Speaker 1: based on what happened last year, and you know, we
Speaker 1: saw them underperform in the playoffs last year. They also
Speaker 1: didn't perform that well in the regular season last year,
Speaker 1: and this year they seem to be better. So I
Speaker 1: don't know, maybe that's worth taking into account sometimes.
Speaker 6: And honestly, you know, Chris hit it on the head,
Speaker 6: especially with that comparison to last year's Boston team.
Speaker 4: Prior to them winning, that's all we said.
Speaker 6: It was like, you know, they get to the conference finals,
Speaker 6: but you know, you get them up out of there,
Speaker 6: and until they won it, we didn't believe. And and honestly,
Speaker 6: these odds, it feels like that's the case, and so
Speaker 6: we don't believe. You need more people, situation but the
Speaker 6: reality is, you know, to Chris's point, again, if you games,
Speaker 6: you can tell this Cleveland team is different. Sometimes it
Speaker 6: really is a confluence of things. Like Evan Mobley has
Speaker 6: taken a step. Darius Garland and Donovan look very comfortable together.
Speaker 6: They play off one another extremely well. Idiots like myself
Speaker 6: used to question whether that would ever be the case,
Speaker 6: simply because we hadn't seen it yet.
Speaker 4: But the reality is this.
Speaker 6: They can play you any type of way they want,
Speaker 6: Like they got two bigs that are very formidable in
Speaker 6: that starting lineup. They can go small against you and
Speaker 6: push pace if you want that, if you if you
Speaker 6: wanted to play, if you wanted to play in a
Speaker 6: half court, they play extremely well there. They're just an
Speaker 6: extremely disciplined team. And you know what, credit to coach
Speaker 6: Kenny Atkinson because sometimes, and this has taken nothing at
Speaker 6: all away from JB.
Speaker 4: Bicker's path, but sometimes.
Speaker 6: A new voice, another voice to build upon what you've
Speaker 6: already established, is exactly the right voice and that and
Speaker 6: that is what they have in Kenny Atkinson and his
Speaker 6: current staff. I think Cleveland is serious. I don't know
Speaker 6: well where I would put them. I would they would
Speaker 6: not be my fifth, you know team, Like if I
Speaker 6: were a betting man, they'd probably be one or two.
Speaker 4: But I do understand.
Speaker 6: I do understand other people's repidation, specifically because you know,
Speaker 6: we did see them underperform in the postseason most recently.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I will say, like I still, like I said,
Speaker 1: you know, the Celtics are scarier to me, that as
Speaker 1: just like you know, somebody who doesn't want to see
Speaker 1: the Celtics when like I don't know, like, are the
Speaker 1: Celtics worse than last year? Is it just the poor
Speaker 1: zingis injury? Is it simply poor kue Porzingis is it
Speaker 1: the zingosity of it all? Or why are we seeing
Speaker 1: them take a step back just that much better?
Speaker 3: My personal belief is that Juwe Holliday having a lesser
Speaker 3: role on offense to accommodate the what burgeoning superstardom was
Speaker 3: Jalen Brown and Jason Tatum, as well as the emergence
Speaker 3: of Peyton Pritchard, because they like, you only get about
Speaker 3: eighty eight shots per game, right, and he's got a
Speaker 3: sacrifice it. But when he's out there, it's hard to
Speaker 3: just play defense for thirty four minutes to night and
Speaker 3: it gets just joined They did a really good job
Speaker 3: developing Luke Hornett into a good backup. They got out Horford,
Speaker 3: another good heavy veteran who's also a good backup. But
Speaker 3: they really hit a home run with Quaitnas like like
Speaker 3: he was able to step in and carry some of
Speaker 3: that load. But also the other thing that's happened is
Speaker 3: they've lost rebounding their team. Rebounding has kind of like
Speaker 3: fallen apart. You got Tatum near ten boards a game
Speaker 3: to try to make up for it, and I think
Speaker 3: that's really gonna be their achilles heal, because I think
Speaker 3: that is the way you beat them, And that's also
Speaker 3: why New York is as high as they are, because
Speaker 3: you know, if you get even if Mitch is off
Speaker 3: the bench, you're gonna get three bigs who're gonna snag
Speaker 3: twenty five thirty boards just from New York. And then
Speaker 3: you got Josh Hart crashing everything from the from the
Speaker 3: weak side, so like you got real, real heavy presence,
Speaker 3: and that's Boston's kryptonite because if KP goes down, there
Speaker 3: goes your whole ability to hold your offense and the
Speaker 3: half court.
Speaker 1: That was the most uncomfortable I was as a Sixers
Speaker 1: fan last year was in the series against the Knicks
Speaker 1: when Josh Hart would go after an offensive board, just
Speaker 1: like being unable to stop that every single time. I
Speaker 1: was like, I've never had that, Like I've had the
Speaker 1: experience of, you know, the team that I root for
Speaker 1: not being able to stop somebody on offense from scoring.
Speaker 1: But I've never had the experience whereas like we can't
Speaker 1: get a rebound, like we're defending fine, they're missing their
Speaker 1: shots and we just can't get a rebound and he
Speaker 1: can get a rebound at will, like an.
Speaker 2: Offensive board at will. Was very frustrating.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, we are not going to be talking about the
Speaker 1: seventy six ers right now because my catchphrase, don't look
Speaker 1: now for the seventy six ers season every time they
Speaker 1: win a game, I text that to Jabbari, don't look now.
Speaker 1: But the the Philadelphia seventy six Ers are pretty mediocre
Speaker 1: at this point, but they don't look now. Of this
Speaker 1: week's episode, the Pacers are looking pretty okay, Haliburton starting
Speaker 1: to put it together again. Well, how how are you
Speaker 1: feeling about the Pacers and Haliburton and this season so far?
Speaker 1: You want to kick us off, or Chris, you want
Speaker 1: to kick us off.
Speaker 3: No quick, Chris, I got you, you know, being here,
Speaker 3: I get to I get to see the team. What
Speaker 3: I would say is that I think Pascal Siakam is
Speaker 3: finally felt comfortable uh huh, okay when they when they
Speaker 3: made the move, they made the move because he was
Speaker 3: the best available player I think that they could trade for.
Speaker 3: That doesn't necessarily mean it was a really good fit immediately.
Speaker 3: And then Rick Carlisle in the off season spent some
Speaker 3: time trying to carve out a role specifically for Pascal Siakam,
Speaker 3: so it was a little bit heavier on him to
Speaker 3: open the season. And then Tyrese Haliburton was honest, he
Speaker 3: started back. He just he just he got out the
Speaker 3: gate and it was horrible. He was in his own head.
Speaker 3: He couldn't really you know, like Steph attributed this to
Speaker 3: like performance anxiety. He was just questioning everything he was doing.
Speaker 3: And then now he's at a point where I think
Speaker 3: he's comfortable and he feels that if he doesn't make
Speaker 3: the shot, Benedict Mather is gonna make the shot. If
Speaker 3: he doesn't make the shot, Johnny Firfy's gonna make the shot.
Speaker 3: If he doesn't make the shot, then Shepherd's gonna make
Speaker 3: the shot, and him now starting to reacquire that trust,
Speaker 3: is moving the ball more, and now he's also able
Speaker 3: to get his shot off because the team's defense. The
Speaker 3: opposing defense is now just taking that half a step
Speaker 3: back because now they got to account for the swing
Speaker 3: and the reverse. So like it's one of those things
Speaker 3: that I think is lost on a lot of people.
Speaker 3: This was a Rick Carlyle. Hey, we're gonna do two
Speaker 3: months of this and we we're gonna figure out who
Speaker 3: we are by Christmas, and then by Christmas, we're gonna
Speaker 3: double down on what we think we are. And I
Speaker 3: think they found it. They are a wing team with
Speaker 3: Pascal Siakam also being able to drive and kick, and
Speaker 3: I think it's really entertaining basketball, especially when Miles Turner
Speaker 3: is hot, and he stepped up to the last couple
Speaker 3: of weeks.
Speaker 6: So I'm gonna be I'm gonna about to be guilty
Speaker 6: of exactly what I just described in the previous conversation
Speaker 6: and say, Okay, so all of this regular season stuff
Speaker 6: is cute.
Speaker 4: I appreciate it that you're no, You're one hundred percent right.
Speaker 6: They are fun to watch, especially when they get it going,
Speaker 6: especially when Myles Turner is you know, it's hitting from
Speaker 6: your hitting from the top, and you know, spreading, its
Speaker 6: spacing the court for everybody, especially when Halliburton as he
Speaker 6: currently looks, you know, looks comfortable within his role. But
Speaker 6: we've seen teams like the Celtics, and we talked about
Speaker 6: you know, we just talked about the Nicks, even the Bucks.
Speaker 6: We've seen them play at their top levels. You feel
Speaker 6: as confident in these pacers in a series when it
Speaker 6: you know, when it comes down to it against the
Speaker 6: likes of those teams.
Speaker 2: Uh no, that's fair enough, right back.
Speaker 3: They are they are the they are like the Hawks.
Speaker 3: They are quintessential matchups. Like if they hit Milwaukee, they
Speaker 3: can beat Milwaukee, right, But if they hit New York,
Speaker 3: it's it's game over because New York is just gonna
Speaker 3: out rebound him and play defense and say, okay, Halliburton,
Speaker 3: here's thirty shots, you go beat us. So yeah, I
Speaker 3: wouldn't feel comfortable if they're taking the top tier teams
Speaker 3: on in a first round, Like it's just it's not
Speaker 3: going to work out.
Speaker 2: All right, Let's take a quick break. We'll be right.
Speaker 1: And we're back, and let's take a look around the league,
Speaker 1: so big a half court shot from ice tray. So
Speaker 1: I'm sure a lot of people saw the highlight, consects
Speaker 1: and ties it up with two point nine seconds and
Speaker 1: then Trey Young hits the buzzer beater from beyond half court,
Speaker 1: no timeouts, no timeouts, feels like when he took it. Well,
Speaker 1: first of all, I wasn't surprised that it went in
Speaker 1: because I was watching it as a highlight. I was like,
Speaker 1: I bet this goes in because I wouldn't be watching
Speaker 1: it otherwise. But I do feel like the number of
Speaker 1: path to full court buzzer beaters has to have gone
Speaker 1: like way up, whether it be the like game winners
Speaker 1: or just like buzzer beaters and like an end of quarter.
Speaker 2: Which used to be like a very rare thing.
Speaker 1: And now we know this is a shot that like
Speaker 1: people are practicing and hitting regularly in practice, like they
Speaker 1: you know, they say Peyton Prisher is like, you know,
Speaker 1: shoots sixty percent from the three quarter court in practice
Speaker 1: is just like impossible, Like I'm terrified at anytime the
Speaker 1: clock is winding down and he's got it in the
Speaker 1: back court. Do we feel like teams should start thinking
Speaker 1: about changing the way they defend it. Like right now,
Speaker 1: we're still in an era of you know, doing the
Speaker 1: hoops equivalent of prevent defense, where you're just like stand
Speaker 1: three feet away whatever you do don't foul, which obviously
Speaker 1: you don't want a foul. But what when you have
Speaker 1: people like Trey Young and like Peyton Pritcher and Stephen
Speaker 1: Dame who can just pull up from that range, Like,
Speaker 1: I don't know, what if it feels like we need
Speaker 1: to start taking this shot a little bit more seriously.
Speaker 6: To me, it just feels like shot making has continued
Speaker 6: to progress and continue to improve. I think I think
Speaker 6: the fact that I mean, don't get me wrong, we've
Speaker 6: always been you know, we've always practiced you know, half
Speaker 6: court shots or like the the you know, like the
Speaker 6: the full court you know, toss in, but not with
Speaker 6: any you know, like seriousness. It used to be that,
Speaker 6: yay man, when Steph is on a heater, you got
Speaker 6: to pick him up full court. It doesn't matter pick
Speaker 6: him up because he's going to hit it. That was
Speaker 6: ten years ago. Now, Like you just mentioned, no disrespect
Speaker 6: to Peyton Pritcher. In fact, respected Payton, but Peyton Pritcher
Speaker 6: can do that all these guys, all these guys you
Speaker 6: get you know, you have to be concerned with them. Uh,
Speaker 6: you know if they especially around the half you know,
Speaker 6: the half court. And then I feel like everybody in
Speaker 6: the NBA now can hit the logo three. So if
Speaker 6: you can hit the logo three, you you are you know,
Speaker 6: you are a danger even at half court.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a physics thing. It's a physics team type
Speaker 3: with muscle memory. And when you have the lead athletes
Speaker 3: and this disposed for the w NBA as well, when
Speaker 3: you have the lead athletes who understand or who can
Speaker 3: be taught, the principality is a basic physics and muscle memory,
Speaker 3: and you practice it. I mean, lethal shooter is hitting
Speaker 3: these shots because that's what lethal shooter does. And not
Speaker 3: only are they doing this a team practice, they're doing
Speaker 3: this at their individual you know, skills session, like they
Speaker 3: they they'll warm up jacking up you know, one hundred
Speaker 3: shots before they even get into their skills work with
Speaker 3: their trainers, and thirty or forty of those are oftentimes
Speaker 3: thirty footers, forty flooters and fifty footers and they're making
Speaker 3: them in practice. So like, this is something that I've
Speaker 3: always hard thought I always thought you should go into
Speaker 3: like a one two one one trap zone if you
Speaker 3: are less than three seconds then because that way you
Speaker 3: at least get the ball out the hand of the
Speaker 3: main guy who's going to get the ball and forced
Speaker 3: them to make an extra pass. So that I've always
Speaker 3: been a component of that. There are a couple of
Speaker 3: other college coaches who do it, but you don't see
Speaker 3: it in the NBA. They don't practice it in the NBA.
Speaker 3: They don't So it's one of those things. Do they
Speaker 3: pick them up full court then you run the risk
Speaker 3: of increasing the foul calls. Or do you put like
Speaker 3: a line at the at the half court line? Do
Speaker 3: you put you know, Luke Cornett? And if you got
Speaker 3: to time out and you put them, you know at
Speaker 3: the at the logo and say, hey, as soon as
Speaker 3: you see the ball go up to his shoulders, guy
Speaker 3: just run up and jump half court Cornet.
Speaker 2: Uh, what a challenge the half court Cornett.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he just jumped straight up. You know, try to
Speaker 3: take the rim out of the view and try to
Speaker 3: mess it up. But these guys are some of the
Speaker 3: best athletes in the in the world, on the planet,
Speaker 3: so like it shouldn't it shouldn't be shocking to anybody
Speaker 3: that this has happened.
Speaker 1: That's why I learned how to hit three quarter court
Speaker 1: shots with my eyes closed so that I'm impossible to defend.
Speaker 2: We do want.
Speaker 1: I wish a happy birthday to Victor Wembingama, who birthday
Speaker 1: probably already too old.
Speaker 2: You know, it's twenty one.
Speaker 4: Over the hill man lost given another year.
Speaker 2: But just a quick rundown like I.
Speaker 1: You know, every time he put up one of these games,
Speaker 1: I saw it, but I haven't seen it all listed
Speaker 1: in one place. So Jabari, thank you for putting this together.
Speaker 1: So one game this season he put up fifty points,
Speaker 1: hitting eight threes on sixty two percent field goal shooting.
Speaker 1: Another game forty two points, eighteen boards, six threes, four blocks,
Speaker 1: thirty four points, fourteen boards, eleven assists, five threes, thirty points,
Speaker 1: ten blocks.
Speaker 2: To another game esus that is.
Speaker 1: Twenty four points, thirteen boards, nine blocks. Another damn near
Speaker 1: triple double twenty five points, nine boards, seven assists, five steals,
Speaker 1: five blocks, four to threes.
Speaker 6: That that one fuck people are complaying and people are
Speaker 6: still going pla about the way he plays.
Speaker 4: And I get it if you're a traditionalist, but come on,
Speaker 4: that's just fun.
Speaker 3: I know a few traditionalists and we talk offline, and
Speaker 3: I kept trying to tell him like, look, I'll give
Speaker 3: you one name, like we'll chamber Wind. Okay, right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm not saying he's the next Will. I'm saying he's
Speaker 3: this generation's Will. He's seven to four. He's physically impossible.
Speaker 4: To gain plan form.
Speaker 3: This guy, when he actually hits his veteran game, could
Speaker 3: walk in give you thirty fifteen, five or six assists,
Speaker 3: a steal and a half and five blocks per game
Speaker 3: on an average, shooting forty nine percent from the floor,
Speaker 3: eighty three percent from the line, hitting four or five
Speaker 3: threes a game, And at that point, it's just not
Speaker 3: fair anymore. Yeah, He's just simply it's not fair. And
Speaker 3: I think I think we all, we all just need
Speaker 3: to enjoy it because there's a lot of people that
Speaker 3: are traditionalists. Are all are they know they looked at
Speaker 3: the path, This dude would would would drop fifty on
Speaker 3: Patrick Ewing. You just have to understand that and accept it. Right,
Speaker 3: Maybe Haki Elaijawan, you know, locks him up in the post,
Speaker 3: but he'll take him out on a three point line
Speaker 3: and pump fake them and then dunk him two steps
Speaker 3: and then like, that's how good he is. And that's
Speaker 3: why everybody who was an international scouter talk to him
Speaker 3: for five years when he was thirteen, was like, yo,
Speaker 3: this kid is somebody to start watching for the league.
Speaker 3: And a lot of people didn't believe it. But now
Speaker 3: that he's over here and you see it's much. He's
Speaker 3: must watch TV. You you have to just see it
Speaker 3: in person too, because the TV doesn't do it justice,
Speaker 3: it really doesn't. You gotta go see him live. Guys.
Speaker 3: I don't care who your favorite team is, but if
Speaker 3: San Antonio is rolling into town, you know, pony up
Speaker 3: the Ducats and get your butt in his seat, because
Speaker 3: it is. It is breathtaking, it's mesmerizing. It's like watching
Speaker 3: Lebron James all over again, but someone who's seven foot
Speaker 3: four and doing things that even Lebron can't do. So yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm all for it. Into the traditionalist man, I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: but he's gonna break records.
Speaker 2: Yep, I'm sorry to the traditionalists. As always, I'm always
Speaker 2: so sorry to them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like that drone display of the extremely tall
Speaker 1: guy in Dubai, you know, like that that's what it
Speaker 1: feels like watching him, but I still I still haven't
Speaker 1: seen it in person, So I need to do that.
Speaker 1: I need to get my buttons in the seat and
Speaker 1: seeing him. Oh, actually we saw him in person for
Speaker 1: his very first that's right, for his very first summer
Speaker 1: league game, which he My main takeaway was he's really tall,
Speaker 1: but also just watching how he moves, like just on defense,
Speaker 1: how he affected every shot that went up in the
Speaker 1: half court like was I was like, oh, this is
Speaker 1: I don't think I've ever seen that before. Like he
Speaker 1: is in people's head every single time. Granted those were
Speaker 1: you know, summer league players, but it was it was
Speaker 1: pretty well.
Speaker 4: He had folks making business decisions with the ball.
Speaker 1: Every decision that you make when he's on the defensive
Speaker 1: side is a business decision. Yeah, all right, let's take
Speaker 1: one more quick break and we'll come back. We'll hit
Speaker 1: a couple more stories and we will.
Speaker 2: Do the rapid fire round a question.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back.
Speaker 2: And we're back and all right.
Speaker 1: Before break, you were saying that the Spurs team would
Speaker 1: be a perfect landing spot for Jimmy. Jimmy wants out,
Speaker 1: as we as had been rumored, and the heat were like.
Speaker 2: That guy's a liar.
Speaker 1: He doesn't want out. He actually things are going extremely well.
Speaker 1: And then he was like, okay, I want out, and
Speaker 1: so they suspended him. And now they're admitting that, okay,
Speaker 1: maybe he does one out. So people are wondering what's
Speaker 1: the best landing spot for him. I also have the
Speaker 1: Spurs on my list, but I do for somebody who
Speaker 1: has such little patience for young players who aren't like
Speaker 1: ready right now, who don't like have his level of
Speaker 1: motivation cut throat uh focus on winning, like Jimmy Butler
Speaker 1: can be a volatile presence like is that too much
Speaker 1: of a win now move? Is it too are you,
Speaker 1: you know, throwing a firecracker into the locker room bye
Speaker 1: by putting Jimmy Butler in there?
Speaker 3: But I would I would say no, Chris Paul's in
Speaker 3: that locker room. The reason well, yeah, that's that's the
Speaker 3: two that's a two way answer then, because.
Speaker 2: Now they already have a firecracker going off in that locker.
Speaker 3: But but also Chris Paul and Jimmy Butler want the
Speaker 3: same thing. They want to win. And when you get
Speaker 3: close to your mortality in any professional sport and you
Speaker 3: are a great player, and you haven't won. It starts
Speaker 3: to eat at you, and then you start being willing
Speaker 3: to do anything and everything, including things you wouldn't think
Speaker 3: you used to you wouldn't do to win. Like Chris
Speaker 3: Paul going to San Antonio was one to get to
Speaker 3: the middle, but two to win. Because my guess is
Speaker 3: he sees the vision, he'll sign a one in one
Speaker 3: that's at a lower rate. But like, let's just work
Speaker 3: this out. It's not like it would be bad. You
Speaker 3: probably move off of Kelden Johnson and Harrison Barnes, but
Speaker 3: Jimmy's an upgrade over either of them. You might have
Speaker 3: to add in a young player like Jeremy Sohan, but
Speaker 3: like right now, Jimmy's still an upgrade over him, and
Speaker 3: he plays the same role as Jimmy and San Antonio's offense,
Speaker 3: you have the young players that you don't even play
Speaker 3: because you already have other good young players that you
Speaker 3: could then add to the deal or even bring in
Speaker 3: a third team. You have the cap flexibility because you
Speaker 3: already were losing your best players on a rookie deal,
Speaker 3: your second best players on a rookie deal. Your third
Speaker 3: best player was basically an undrafted free agent in Champagnee
Speaker 3: and like it could work, they would still need to
Speaker 3: bring on another shooter. But like, if you put him
Speaker 3: in Texas where he's from, right, and you get him
Speaker 3: out of where he doesn't want to be, that alone
Speaker 3: will give him the avenue to be less hostile Jimmy,
Speaker 3: to be more I'm the team Jimmy, because he understands.
Speaker 3: He thinks he can still do it, and he might
Speaker 3: still be able to do it sometimes, but deep down
Speaker 3: he knows that he's close to the end of his career.
Speaker 3: You'd have him next to Devin Vessel, You'd have him
Speaker 3: next to Victor Windanyana, you'd have him next to Stefan
Speaker 3: Castle CP three. That's just it's a cheat code. Not
Speaker 3: only that at practice they're gonna adopt his mentality at practice.
Speaker 3: They're already adopting CP three's mentality at practice. To me,
Speaker 3: if I'm the Spurs, yeah, it's a no lose. It's
Speaker 3: a no lose. If he opts in. You got him
Speaker 3: for one more year and he's in expiring, you could
Speaker 3: trade him again in the off season, or you could
Speaker 3: trade him at the deadline if he opts out. Guess what,
Speaker 3: it's not like you were gonna bring back Harrison Barnes
Speaker 3: like you already had shot Calton Johnson, and these young
Speaker 3: guys that you have that aren't getting any minutes, guess what,
Speaker 3: they're not gonna get minutes because you still got the
Speaker 3: young guys in front of them. So to me, it
Speaker 3: makes sense. The part that I always wondered though, was
Speaker 3: with Pop going out, would the coaching staff be able
Speaker 3: to accommodate him? And that's the only hold up that
Speaker 3: I have.
Speaker 6: I gotta be honest with you, You've actually made a
Speaker 6: convincing argument, and I'm a lot more on the on
Speaker 6: the side of that thought than I would have been
Speaker 6: because my initial thought was no, Like the last point
Speaker 6: you made is probably why I'm a little bit more
Speaker 6: skeptical because, like, specifically, you make that Jimmy move if
Speaker 6: that's gonna make you a title contender, and I'm not
Speaker 6: saying that a happy Jimmy alongside Wimby and you know,
Speaker 6: even a relatively healthy CP three isn't a team that
Speaker 6: can do some damage, because it is. But I don't
Speaker 6: think you make that move because that's not a title team,
Speaker 6: and the risk versus reward, you know, then you start,
Speaker 6: you know, then you do. You look at it like, okay,
Speaker 6: so we took the risk. We had to give out
Speaker 6: assets on top of it. We can't recoup those if
Speaker 6: he doesn't work out there, you know. I I for me,
Speaker 6: I look at it as like if I'm RC Buford.
Speaker 6: I look at it like if this were one year
Speaker 6: from now and we had a couple more pieces in line,
Speaker 6: I would consider this a lot more.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 6: I can be wrong, and maybe, you know, maybe they
Speaker 6: do pull that deal, you know, maybe they do bring
Speaker 6: him back to at least this home area. I think
Speaker 6: he's like from from a Dallas originally, or like that
Speaker 6: area originally. If I'm not mistaken, you maybe that may
Speaker 6: that would be good. But for me, it feels like
Speaker 6: more of a desperation. Do you And what I mean
Speaker 6: by that is teams that are desperate, like the Suns,
Speaker 6: or like the Warriors, or like teams that are we
Speaker 6: need to win now, we need to win right now.
Speaker 4: I think those are more likely to.
Speaker 6: Be the teams to make it, you know, to consider
Speaker 6: a move for Jimmy at this stage, I want to
Speaker 6: correct myself. He's from Houston, but you're always actually from
Speaker 6: jet raandls from Dallas. Sorry, Jami's Rings from Now You're right, the.
Speaker 2: One that gets mentioned a lot of Memphis.
Speaker 1: That one makes I think it makes sense to people
Speaker 1: is like, all right, they need a veteran presence to
Speaker 1: like get job, you know, in line, make sure that
Speaker 1: the madness doesn't keep happening with jaw and historically, like
Speaker 1: the Jimmy Butler, Jimmy Butler's historic rind set persona fits
Speaker 1: with the historic Memphis persona.
Speaker 2: But I don't know, I think.
Speaker 1: You've convinced me that san Antonio might be the most
Speaker 1: interesting from a narrative perspective and might be the right
Speaker 1: thing for san Antonio to do, Like, you know, he's
Speaker 1: I just feel like with CP three, like people are
Speaker 1: always like, you know, like they don't always love him,
Speaker 1: but they're I feel like people are always like I
Speaker 1: learned a lot from playing with him, you know, or
Speaker 1: as Jimmy.
Speaker 2: A lot of times the teams are just like, yeah,
Speaker 2: that was that was something that was an experience. So
Speaker 2: that's the one thing that I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm just reserving judgment on which of those will be
Speaker 1: the right spot I would take him in Philadelphia.
Speaker 4: You know, you know, I was gonna say if they
Speaker 4: if they offered I got for you. If they offered
Speaker 4: him and they said, you know what, give us, give
Speaker 4: us PG, that's fine.
Speaker 2: I mean yours. Yeah, but here's the one for you.
Speaker 2: But here's the one for you.
Speaker 6: What about what about throwing back, throwing him back to Minnesota,
Speaker 6: throwing them back in Minnesota? I don't know, along along
Speaker 6: side Edwards as opposed to alongside cat.
Speaker 3: That's the dog needs another dog? Common I forgot who
Speaker 3: you know what that is? Yeah?
Speaker 2: No, on the feeling A would not be happy about that.
Speaker 2: I feel like Jimmy would not be happy about that. Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: You you you you would have to figure out where
Speaker 3: Randall's going because nobody's gonna take go back. That's and
Speaker 3: then if you move go bet because of the salary,
Speaker 3: then you're with Randall, Jimmy and and and and that
Speaker 3: would be musty TV. But not for the reasons you.
Speaker 6: Think as much as I make as much as I
Speaker 6: make light of Gobert, No, you can't move. You can't
Speaker 6: come off go Barry like you move those with nineteen
Speaker 6: firsts and Heaven and Earth for him. Plus that would
Speaker 6: just make you too small, because you know, I would
Speaker 6: not trust Randal and you know na As Reed is
Speaker 6: our primary bigs in any series.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, last story before we get to the
Speaker 1: rabbit Fire. Out of questioning, I do so aunt score
Speaker 1: fifty three and a loss to the Pistons. Our Boosty's
Speaker 1: hit seventy or bust curse continues at pace. No player
Speaker 1: who scored sixty in the calendar year twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: won a game. If you scored seventy, you won. And
Speaker 1: now that the handscheck rules in place, sixty has become
Speaker 1: less common. So fifty is the new sixty. And that's
Speaker 1: also not enough. You gotta do more for us. But
Speaker 1: I just wanted to so Jabari you were pointing out,
Speaker 1: you know, the Timberwolves still hovering in the eight to
Speaker 1: ten seed category. The cat trade is looking more and
Speaker 1: more like. He is currently sixth in the odds for
Speaker 1: MVP race. He's currently ahead of Jalen Brunt in the
Speaker 1: odds for the MVP voting, like sixth in MVP voting level.
Speaker 2: Good season.
Speaker 1: He's having fourteen boards a game, fifty five field goal
Speaker 1: pers said forty four from three.
Speaker 2: Like I knew he was having good a good season.
Speaker 1: I did not realize he was having like he's the
Speaker 1: new best player on the Knicks and he's one of
Speaker 1: the best players in the league level good season.
Speaker 2: That is shocking.
Speaker 6: It's like when your ex glows up. When your ex
Speaker 6: clows up and all of a sudden, it's like, Yo.
Speaker 3: Where, what where did that come from? What are we
Speaker 3: doing here?
Speaker 4: That's what that feels like.
Speaker 3: So so the biggest knock on Cat the entirety of
Speaker 3: Minnesota was he's a little bit soft and he didn't
Speaker 3: play defense. Gobert gets there and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: Cap becomes an elite defender, go look at the stats.
Speaker 3: Becomes a elite defender, and then he gets to New
Speaker 3: York and people are like, oh, well, he's gonna get
Speaker 3: to New York and like, he's just going to go
Speaker 3: back to the way that he was, and he didn't.
Speaker 3: He got better. Because the team is actually a better team,
Speaker 3: doesn't mean they have the best player. Uh, you know,
Speaker 3: I think would be almost all of them one on one.
Speaker 3: I don't think he beats cats. Cats just too big.
Speaker 3: But he's still averaging a steal in a block essentially
Speaker 3: per game. He's still actually playing helpside defense. He's rotating
Speaker 3: out to the perimeter like he's doing what Anthony Davis
Speaker 3: was known to do. He just doesn't have the two
Speaker 3: and a half blocks per game, but he is fit
Speaker 3: in to exactly what the Knicks needed, which was a
Speaker 3: dominant rebounder who didn't want to dribble the ball five
Speaker 3: or six times out on the perimeter and take a
Speaker 3: bad three for it. And like I mean, I think
Speaker 3: we all know like who I'm talking about. But when
Speaker 3: you have synergy, which is what the Knicks we're targeting,
Speaker 3: this is what happens. Great players become that much better.
Speaker 3: And it's been a wonderful season to watch for him
Speaker 3: and for the Knicks. I honestly just you know, want
Speaker 3: them to lose because also as a Sixers fan, like
Speaker 3: Boston's number one in in me, but New York ain't
Speaker 3: too far right there.
Speaker 1: I don't, I don't care, like I just I only
Speaker 1: have room in my tiny cold heart for one enemy,
Speaker 1: and that's the Celtics. Uh all right, it is that time.
Speaker 1: It is the rapid fire round of questioning. Uh, we're
Speaker 1: gonna we're gonna throw a couple questions at you, no
Speaker 1: time to think, just bing bang boom, I'm back. Uh
Speaker 1: and Jabari you want to you want to kick us off, I.
Speaker 4: Will, I will.
Speaker 6: As a matter of fact, I'm gonna actually have you
Speaker 6: picked the game of the week for us, because that
Speaker 6: is something that we've been doing and we want to
Speaker 6: keep that keep that tradition. So you these are your options.
Speaker 6: Friday night you got Bucks at Magic. You also have
Speaker 6: Thunder at Nicks. Saturday night you got Wimby coming to
Speaker 6: La to play the Lakers. Monday next Monday, you got
Speaker 6: Bucks at Knicks or Pacers at Calvs.
Speaker 3: What's your game of the week. I'm gonna go with
Speaker 3: the Knicks and Thunder. I'm gonna go with the Knicks
Speaker 3: and Thunder and tell you why in ten seconds. It's
Speaker 3: a contrast of styles. Styles make fights. And I want
Speaker 3: to see this site, Okay, I just I want to
Speaker 3: see it, and I wish Chet was healthy, but I
Speaker 3: gotta see iHeart against Kat. I gotta see s g
Speaker 3: a versus the combination of the cow Bridges and og
Speaker 3: and a nubi, you know, taking terms trying to lock
Speaker 3: them up. I gotta see Lou Dort put Jalen Brunson
Speaker 3: in the Dorture chamber, and I gotta see if the
Speaker 3: real j Dove is gonna show up because I think
Speaker 3: Jay dub you know, Williams is you know, the the
Speaker 3: glynchpin to whether. Okay, so he's going to be successful,
Speaker 3: and I don't think he's getting enough shine or love
Speaker 3: for Most Improved Player this year. I don't think he
Speaker 3: would win it, but I think he really should be
Speaker 3: in the conversation about it. So yeah, I would pick
Speaker 3: Nixon Thunder Friday night without a question.
Speaker 4: By the way, just quickly, Chet is on.
Speaker 6: He's traveling with the team on this trip, so there's
Speaker 6: no there's no updated return, but it seems like he's
Speaker 6: going to be back in the mix pretty soon.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: Last question, Every team gets to redesign them a logo
Speaker 1: that they wear on their jersey rather than the standard
Speaker 1: Jerry West dribbling one that we all know and love.
Speaker 2: Who would be the Pacers logo? Who would be the
Speaker 2: seventy six ers logo? And what are they doing in
Speaker 2: the logo?
Speaker 3: Reggie Miller? No, No, it's actually it's actually his fade
Speaker 3: away three that he would do when he's on the wing,
Speaker 3: that that would be. That would be the Pacers logo
Speaker 3: and then the Sixers. So so I had I got
Speaker 3: an argument, and Jack, I think I want to know
Speaker 3: what your idea is, because there are there are different
Speaker 3: eras and levels of Sixers. Right to me, it is Julius.
Speaker 3: To me, it is Julius without without question, and then
Speaker 3: to everybody else it's Alan Iverson. And I would also
Speaker 3: give you an additional what I think would be a
Speaker 3: not so thought of tape, but ree cheeks cheeks, Okay,
Speaker 3: I like it as a player and as a coach.
Speaker 3: As the history and I could see him, you know,
Speaker 3: with his arms crossed, looking out on the gaze of
Speaker 3: hate towards the Boston Celtics, and I could see that
Speaker 3: being on the logo for the seventy six.
Speaker 2: Is all right. So I'm going to give an even.
Speaker 1: Less thought of take, which would be Ben Simmons under
Speaker 1: the basket against the Hawks, passing the ball off when
Speaker 1: he could have dunked it. And that that is, you know,
Speaker 1: that encapsulates the the process. Still, you know, Sixers fans
Speaker 1: are all different. Some of us are just in it
Speaker 1: for the misery.
Speaker 3: You don't want the ceo ratless rare? You know double block?
Speaker 1: Well, Chris, what a pleasure having you on? Miles and
Speaker 1: Jack got Matt boost e's Where can people find you?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you can. It's the name hoopspaces. It's real simple.
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Speaker 1: Amazing.
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