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Speaker 1: y'all know, UM number one, welcome back to The Draymond
Speaker 1: Green Show. Like we said last week, we're splitting the
Speaker 1: show up in just two different segments, and today we
Speaker 1: have the player guest segment of the show. I'm honored
Speaker 1: to have this next guest on the show. Actually a
Speaker 1: guy who when he came into the league started his
Speaker 1: career his first training camp with US UM, which I
Speaker 1: look back on that now and you see the players
Speaker 1: that he's become, and you have to sit and think
Speaker 1: and wonder, like, man, how did he get away from us?
Speaker 1: Number one? It's just when you when you think of
Speaker 1: the word nepotism, it's it's it's alive and well and
Speaker 1: especially all through the NBA. So even from a nepotism standpoint,
Speaker 1: it should have been this way. And then if we
Speaker 1: took advantage of that, we would have this guy and
Speaker 1: we automatically win the championship with what he's bringing to
Speaker 1: the court. But we didn't even take an advantage of that,
Speaker 1: and we lost out on this guy. And I actually
Speaker 1: have the utmost respect for him because he didn't get
Speaker 1: it that way, because he went and got it out
Speaker 1: the mud to the G League, into the league, back
Speaker 1: to the G League, into the league, back to the
Speaker 1: G League, and then he made his way. This next guest,
Speaker 1: my brother Seth Curry. What's up, Bro, Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Draymond Green Show. What was going on? Man? Just chilling
Speaker 1: man number one? Um, Like, I was just saying, what
Speaker 1: what was it for you that was that that drove
Speaker 1: you to Like I think most people would have said, no, Steph,
Speaker 1: you can, like you can Oncent, make strong on the team,
Speaker 1: make strong on the team. Y'all have the same agent.
Speaker 1: The agent can say, hey, no, make sure he's on
Speaker 1: the team. You never wanted it that way. What was
Speaker 1: it that drove you to to make you go get
Speaker 1: it out the mud the way you did. I'm just
Speaker 1: I've always been that way. I know Steph having a
Speaker 1: but like him as his perks, especially uh the more
Speaker 1: he goes up enough when it gets more power within
Speaker 1: the league. But kind of my whole life I kind
Speaker 1: of want to separate myself a little bit. Um. That's
Speaker 1: one of the reasons I didn't decide not to go
Speaker 1: to Davison out of high school. I wanted to to
Speaker 1: kind of make my own mark, beating my own person
Speaker 1: and really kind of earned everything everything that I did.
Speaker 1: So I think just having that way it's made me
Speaker 1: a better a better player in the long run, just
Speaker 1: because I really embraced my journey in and really had to,
Speaker 1: like I said, had to grind, had to work for
Speaker 1: every single thing. So I don't really take it for granted. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: And speaking of not going to Davidson out of high school.
Speaker 1: Out of high school, you went to Liberty, and take
Speaker 1: take us on that journey. That journey to Liberty, you
Speaker 1: went and totally dominated, especially as a freshman, leading all
Speaker 1: freshman scoring with twenty a game. Take us on that
Speaker 1: journey to Liberty and you're going there, and and what
Speaker 1: other schools did you pick against as well? I had
Speaker 1: like two or three offers out of high school, so
Speaker 1: I was I mean, I committed to Liberty after my
Speaker 1: junior year in high school. I think if I would
Speaker 1: have waited and played it out, I would have had
Speaker 1: some more offers because I just made a little jump
Speaker 1: going into my senior in high school. But I had
Speaker 1: a good relationship with the coach at the time at Liberty,
Speaker 1: Richie McKay. Um. I knew he was gonna put ball
Speaker 1: in my hands and give me opportunity to to improve
Speaker 1: my game and show what I can do. So I
Speaker 1: went to UM. I went to the place that that would,
Speaker 1: like said, give me the opportunity to display my skills
Speaker 1: and what I could do. And I was at Liberty
Speaker 1: UM just that system and and doing and like I said,
Speaker 1: I made a big jump and that that really propelled
Speaker 1: me to who I am today and giving me that
Speaker 1: confidence that I could I could play against the best
Speaker 1: at the high school level and I mean at the
Speaker 1: college level. And I figured it out as I go along.
Speaker 1: You then go to Liberty, you dominate. How How did
Speaker 1: how did the process go for you ended up at Dupe. Like,
Speaker 1: did you did they just come right after you at Liberty?
Speaker 1: Did you open up that you wanted to transfer? They
Speaker 1: came after you along with other schools. How did that
Speaker 1: process work out? Yes, it's I was at Liberty. So
Speaker 1: I had a great UM non conference UM non conference run.
Speaker 1: I mean, I was age a lot of points, doing
Speaker 1: my thing. When the when got into the conference play
Speaker 1: and they were sending double teams triangle into was at me,
Speaker 1: and it just it wasn't a good styllar basketball for
Speaker 1: me to play. It wasn't fun. I was you hear
Speaker 1: that that frustration that Kevin been talking about over the
Speaker 1: past few weeks of sending traps at him as he
Speaker 1: comes across half Port, that was me all throughout conference place.
Speaker 1: So I was like, I gotta go somewhere where I
Speaker 1: can play some real basketball and being around some better
Speaker 1: teammates and play UM just at a high level. So
Speaker 1: I opened up my my recruitment. I said I was transferred.
Speaker 1: I didn't know where I was gonna go. My dad
Speaker 1: obviously did some research of some options that I would have.
Speaker 1: But once I decide I was gonna transfer, UM, I
Speaker 1: wanted to. I know I wanted to play inn ACC
Speaker 1: somewhere um and Duke came calling. I stepped on campus,
Speaker 1: Coach put the put the JJ Reddick videos up for
Speaker 1: the Voodoo on me, and I didn't make it out
Speaker 1: out of his office without a commitment. So uh, it
Speaker 1: just worked out that way. That's that's insane. As a
Speaker 1: kid from Charlotte growing up in the state of North Carolina,
Speaker 1: you got North Carolina Duke. We all know how that goes.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure with the way that y'all eyes were
Speaker 1: set up, like y'all were more of an NBA family,
Speaker 1: So I'm not sure if if if y'all grew up
Speaker 1: North Carolina or Duke, I would love to know that.
Speaker 1: But like that gotta be a dream come true. Like
Speaker 1: as a North Carolina kid, you're then't going to do Yeah,
Speaker 1: we all wanted to go to Dukes kids, bro Like,
Speaker 1: like I've been a Michigan State was my dream school.
Speaker 1: But at at some point in life you're like, yo,
Speaker 1: you want to play for coach k at Duke, Like
Speaker 1: that's a big deal. I know that had to be
Speaker 1: insane As a North Carolina kid who also it seemed
Speaker 1: like you would never have that opportunity as well. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it's I mean, we grew up into the Bacco Road,
Speaker 1: rabb the street in Charlotte, So I just think you
Speaker 1: said we're around the NBA game, but being growing up
Speaker 1: in North Carolina's college basketball first. So it's North Carolina's, dude,
Speaker 1: because and he stayed those those type of schools that
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just some some special about the rivalry.
Speaker 1: So growing up watching those games, um being on campus said, dude,
Speaker 1: like you said, walking in Coach K's office, it was
Speaker 1: a real film. My mom was around. She was she
Speaker 1: was in his office crying. I'm like, you know, you
Speaker 1: gotta relax, like it's a recruiting recruiting visit. She's in
Speaker 1: there in tears because we're at Duke and it's it's
Speaker 1: it's hard to believe, but uh yeah, it's a it's
Speaker 1: a drink on. She'd really uh put on that dude
Speaker 1: blue and play. I was growing up, I was, I was.
Speaker 1: I really like both teams. I wouldn't say our favorite
Speaker 1: duke O from North Carolina. I just like going to
Speaker 1: the to the tournament games when they were when they're
Speaker 1: in uh Greensboro for the most part, and uh yeah,
Speaker 1: and that was all dude down And speaking of dude, um,
Speaker 1: you get the chance to team up with Kyrie Irvan again, Yeah,
Speaker 1: and totally different spaces of your lives, totally different players
Speaker 1: in your word, Then, what's that been like now? And
Speaker 1: I know it's been a small selfle size is very fresh,
Speaker 1: But what's that been like now coming forth and teammates
Speaker 1: and the NBA it's been greatly Like we only played
Speaker 1: what ten eleven games together in college, obviously with an injury,
Speaker 1: but yeah, I remember that. Yeah, but uh now, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean it's it's it's been smooth since with the
Speaker 1: ground running. Um, both of us guys obviously high Q
Speaker 1: guys can Burt can do a lot of can play
Speaker 1: on the ball, off the ball. Um, he's a un
Speaker 1: selfish guy. Even though he puts up the scores of
Speaker 1: the ball at a high clip. He'll he'll get a
Speaker 1: ball up and let you play freely. So, UM, we're
Speaker 1: figuring out as we're going along. Obviously our team is
Speaker 1: changing week by week. But um, it's been fun and
Speaker 1: just watching him play, watching him work on this game,
Speaker 1: stay sharp, it's making me better at the same time,
Speaker 1: And and and and Katie as well, like I've I've
Speaker 1: had the opportunity to play with Katie Um. As you know,
Speaker 1: one of I always say Katie is if if somebody
Speaker 1: told you go in the lab and create a player,
Speaker 1: you're going to create somebody who's six ten, that can dribble,
Speaker 1: that can shoot, that's fast, that can jump. You're gonna
Speaker 1: go create Kevin Durant. Like for you, especially with the
Speaker 1: role that you played in the NBA, which I want
Speaker 1: to talk more about, but with the role that you've
Speaker 1: played in the NBA, for you, that gotta be a
Speaker 1: dream come true. I mean teams are sending double teams
Speaker 1: at him, like for you, that gotta be a dream
Speaker 1: come true. And he can pass the ball? What's that
Speaker 1: been like? Building that chemistry with him and just like
Speaker 1: figuring out how he works. I think I think that
Speaker 1: takes him getting used to as well, Like people like
Speaker 1: the way Kate working, the way he approached basketball, It
Speaker 1: takes him getting used to and you could be still
Speaker 1: adjusting to it. Yeah, he's a I mean it's easy
Speaker 1: to me because he's a basketball guy. He loved the game.
Speaker 1: He enjoyed the games. That's what he's all about. So um,
Speaker 1: I think he when you come to the team that
Speaker 1: he's on and he he knows you're you're another guy
Speaker 1: who's a basketball junkie who live for the game, who
Speaker 1: who who has a smart i Q. He gonna he's
Speaker 1: gonna respect you. So um, I feel like, yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: watching him every day, watching this work ethic, which is
Speaker 1: I know you already talked about it a lot of
Speaker 1: times in your podcast, but it's crazy to see him
Speaker 1: work the detail he puts into his his craft on
Speaker 1: a daily basis and see that translate into games. It's
Speaker 1: not like he just a sixteen guy with all the
Speaker 1: talent and he just goes out there and it's it's
Speaker 1: it's gonna be easy for He puts in the work
Speaker 1: and behind closed doors and that that's on display every night.
Speaker 1: So um, it was. It was a little adjustment early
Speaker 1: on playing with him, figuring out his spots, that that
Speaker 1: he likes the ball on, um, figuring out just how
Speaker 1: to play pick and roll with them, things like that.
Speaker 1: But I mean, after a couple of games, has been
Speaker 1: pretty smooth, and I feel like that's that's one of
Speaker 1: my one of one of my good attributes. I played
Speaker 1: with a lot of different types of star players, and
Speaker 1: I've been able to fit in. Well, Um, that's that's
Speaker 1: probably That's that's gonna gonna allow me to have longevit
Speaker 1: in this league, is being able to adapt my game
Speaker 1: to the type of start talent I'm playing with at
Speaker 1: the time. I think, I think especial when you look
Speaker 1: at you play with Luca, Yeah, Steph, Dame, Katie, Kyrie,
Speaker 1: Joel Yeah, yeah, all those types of and they all,
Speaker 1: I mean every time I let they all seemed like
Speaker 1: they really enjoyed playing with me, something I take pride
Speaker 1: in uming I said it before, like a guy like me,
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm gonna be a start to stop playing
Speaker 1: on the team. So for me to make my mark,
Speaker 1: I gotta make the game easier for those guys and
Speaker 1: and and that's that's that's where I've become used to
Speaker 1: speaking of being a star player. Has it ever bothers
Speaker 1: you that your name has never been mentioned in like
Speaker 1: or or like, You've never been top two and most
Speaker 1: improved player, because I think you know when when when
Speaker 1: you look at awards like that, hey, you're averaginging fifteen
Speaker 1: points a game. You went from you went from undrafted
Speaker 1: to average fifteen points, meaningful points a game and the
Speaker 1: starter in the league, and like like in my mind,
Speaker 1: you you you tip the trade like the trade that
Speaker 1: happened with Brooklyn and and the next you you tipped
Speaker 1: that trade Like That's like, I'm sure if I could
Speaker 1: have been in those rooms, that was a huge key
Speaker 1: going on in the trade or whether you was going
Speaker 1: to be involved in the trade or not. For you
Speaker 1: to go from undrafted to where you are in the league.
Speaker 1: You're an asset, You're you're a starter in this league.
Speaker 1: We know what you're bringing on and on most years
Speaker 1: you're leading the league and three point shooting, which three
Speaker 1: point shooting is what runs this NBA right now? Um,
Speaker 1: does it bother you that you've never been in those
Speaker 1: in those conversations, I know it fucking bothers me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean I would like to be in a discussion obviously,
Speaker 1: I don't think. Uh, I mean, how are you gonna
Speaker 1: be recognized for you for what you put in the
Speaker 1: work and how you how you've shown that every year.
Speaker 1: But I think the main reason my just my overall
Speaker 1: county stats hasn't had a huge jump for me of
Speaker 1: the year, I've gotten communtally better every single year. It's
Speaker 1: not like I went and double my numbers um from
Speaker 1: one year to the next. So I mean, I'm incremminately
Speaker 1: getting better. My my uh efficiency is is pretty pretty
Speaker 1: good every every single year, and that's that's what I
Speaker 1: primed myself on. So it's not like I have a
Speaker 1: I think my usage rate just hasn't gone crazy, which
Speaker 1: is the main reason. So, um, just it's just the
Speaker 1: spending because of the role I've been in over over
Speaker 1: certain seasons where I had to jump like that. But
Speaker 1: I mean, I know I am as a player. The
Speaker 1: organizations I've been to, the fan basis know what I
Speaker 1: bring every night, and the people who watch me play
Speaker 1: every night. So I think that's what means the most
Speaker 1: of me. Absolutely. I mean, that's that's definitely a special thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess you makes a great point about
Speaker 1: incrementally getting better, but I still like to look at
Speaker 1: the entire bodies of work as well. Like and I
Speaker 1: also think that you've had years where you went from
Speaker 1: averaging three points to eleven or ten or eleven like that.
Speaker 1: Those are huge jumps, Like that's not easy to do.
Speaker 1: That's that's a totally different player. That's somebody who probably
Speaker 1: end up playing in forty one games in the season,
Speaker 1: forty six games this season and somebody who go to
Speaker 1: playing every single night and producing at that level. So
Speaker 1: I think that's a big Another thing. I think I
Speaker 1: played even better come playoffs, and I think I had
Speaker 1: some some really good playoff moments playoff series. That so
Speaker 1: from like playing the regular season basketball, which is one thing,
Speaker 1: but taking out to another level in the playoffs where
Speaker 1: it's it's a totally different um level of basketball and
Speaker 1: obviously on a bigger stage, and it's harder to play
Speaker 1: well in the playoffs, so um like, So that's that's
Speaker 1: another thing that's it's probably a little under appreciate it absolutely.
Speaker 1: I mean, hey, man, I shoot. I shoot a pretty
Speaker 1: high percentage from three in the playoffs. Man, Everybody tell
Speaker 1: me I can't shoot, but I make them when they matter. So, uh,
Speaker 1: I think and and like I'm with Clutch, So I've
Speaker 1: been that. I've I've had the opportunity to watch Rich work.
Speaker 1: I've had the opportunity, uh Marverage my big brother, Like,
Speaker 1: I've had the opportunity to watch him work and be
Speaker 1: around him. Randy, And you look at those guys and
Speaker 1: how people think because they're like because them and Lebron
Speaker 1: all came up together. That people think just because they
Speaker 1: came up with Lebron, that Rich Paul is who he
Speaker 1: is because he came in with Lebron, that Maverick Carter
Speaker 1: is who he is, that Randy is who he is
Speaker 1: because and the reality is Lebron gave a platform, but
Speaker 1: you have to take advantage of that platform. In turn,
Speaker 1: what people end up doing is they end up using
Speaker 1: Lebron against you, like, oh, well, because he only can
Speaker 1: do that because he got Lebron James. And now you
Speaker 1: have to prove the people you're worth times too on
Speaker 1: what you've already done because people using Lebron jamesing issue.
Speaker 1: I feel like people has used staff against you. Do
Speaker 1: you feel some of that in this league or where
Speaker 1: you've had to like overproducing, over show what you were
Speaker 1: capable of due to stuff being who he is. Oh absolutely,
Speaker 1: I said a lot early on. If I was my
Speaker 1: name was Joe Smith, I would have been in the
Speaker 1: league a long time ago. But I think, like like
Speaker 1: you said, sometimes those those connections and who you can
Speaker 1: get you in the door. But um, it comes to
Speaker 1: time and when you gotta produce every day, you gotta
Speaker 1: bring value what they're gonna get you out of there. So, um,
Speaker 1: like I said, you gotta ask, you got have some
Speaker 1: stuff substances with who you are. You actually those connections
Speaker 1: to grading and being around with people. Obviously learn it
Speaker 1: from Steph being able to ask some questions just following
Speaker 1: his journey and is gives me a huge leg up,
Speaker 1: a benefit because I got a guy who's who's been
Speaker 1: through a lot of the grinds, and I can, like
Speaker 1: I said, I could pick his brain and I can
Speaker 1: more pointly just watch what he doesn't added to myself.
Speaker 1: But um, I gotta mold that to who I am,
Speaker 1: and I gotta I gotta bring value to the team
Speaker 1: or to whatever I'm doing myself. So um, it's it's
Speaker 1: a pros and concept to like you said, to being
Speaker 1: the younger brother Stephana and the son of del absolutely um,
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, I can see that. But speaking of that,
Speaker 1: obviously the world knows that you're married to CALLI um,
Speaker 1: y'all are the parents are two beautiful children, which obviously
Speaker 1: makes doc yr stepfather, Yeah, stepfather father in law, father
Speaker 1: in law. Did you have any problems separating the two,
Speaker 1: like especially going into the trade, like did that bother
Speaker 1: you that you was being traded away from the team
Speaker 1: that that doctor's coaching or was it just like no,
Speaker 1: that's part of the business for you. Now it's a
Speaker 1: it's a part of the business, man. Um. I know
Speaker 1: he's not pulling the trigger or whatever. He's he's in
Speaker 1: the room that he can give his input, but he's
Speaker 1: not pulling the trigger. Um. But the whole time I
Speaker 1: was there with a smooth selling. I mean we went
Speaker 1: in the gym, it was business as usual. He was
Speaker 1: we had a job to do. Um, Damn. I mean
Speaker 1: Callie didn't want to get traded. She didn't want to
Speaker 1: have to deal with it, uh, playing with playing for
Speaker 1: her father again. Obviously she dealt with it for a
Speaker 1: long time with her brother. Um that's provenly and all
Speaker 1: the all the stress that went along with that. So um,
Speaker 1: there's a there's a different situation. But it was it
Speaker 1: was smooth selling doc, great culture that had great time
Speaker 1: playing for him. But when it was time to move on.
Speaker 1: Is it's a it's a business. I understand it. And
Speaker 1: you go something else and you do your job there. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: And speaking of speaking to CALLI and your dynamic, talk
Speaker 1: to me about being a father, man. I know, for me,
Speaker 1: it's been like it's been a total it's been a
Speaker 1: total reset for me, like and having kids and what
Speaker 1: matters and selflessness like learned. I mean, we're truly learned
Speaker 1: how to be selfless. Um, I think those are those
Speaker 1: were some of the biggest adjustments for me. Talk to
Speaker 1: me about being a father and what that brings to
Speaker 1: you on the daily. That's great, the best thing ever. Man.
Speaker 1: You already know, like it's it brings peace when you
Speaker 1: come in the household. You it's so much stressing and
Speaker 1: stuff to come along with the job when you're coming home.
Speaker 1: It's most of the times this piece is being around
Speaker 1: your kids, watching them grow up every day, trying to
Speaker 1: mold them into the people, uh that they should be.
Speaker 1: And for me, it's a it's just it's a learning process. Man.
Speaker 1: I watched I was got three uh or nieces and nephews. Um,
Speaker 1: so I watched the way Stephen and I used your
Speaker 1: parents and kind of took some notes. But once once
Speaker 1: I have my own kids, those kind of went out
Speaker 1: the window. Men. You gotta learn and do it your
Speaker 1: own way. So uh yeah, my daughter actually, just like
Speaker 1: my wife, a lot of energy talking up with storm.
Speaker 1: My son is like me, just be chilling, don't say
Speaker 1: a word, um, easy going. So it's it's fun how
Speaker 1: that works out. That's hilarious. Callie has to be one
Speaker 1: of the most competitive people I've ever met in my life, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean between Pelotone. She thinks she can beat me
Speaker 1: at pelotone. She thinks, I don't know, she probably do
Speaker 1: be being you on pelotone. She to she she close,
Speaker 1: but she she messing with me on the Pelotonic. Nah, no, sir,
Speaker 1: you recently just did something with peloton, didn't you. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I had a little deal with Pelotona a couple of
Speaker 1: months ago. Have my mom was a captain in one
Speaker 1: of the classes with Alex Tucson. Yeah, it was. It
Speaker 1: was a dope, dope experience. That's fire. I wish. I
Speaker 1: think when I saw that y'all were doing that, my
Speaker 1: back's messed up. I haven't been on the peloton since
Speaker 1: December because I haven't been able to rid because, um,
Speaker 1: like they don't want me in a slouse position because
Speaker 1: I would have loved to do that. That's dope. But
Speaker 1: speaking to Callie, man like, tell me more about these
Speaker 1: debates y'all be having brothers. I didn't got a text
Speaker 1: a couple of times like I said this, what do
Speaker 1: you think? And I'm like, I think I might have
Speaker 1: agreed with you on both of them, and she's like
Speaker 1: both for y'all. Yeah, coming coming from the family she
Speaker 1: come from, she she probably the most competitive. She got
Speaker 1: all brothers, um obviously docking the family. They all athletes.
Speaker 1: They arguing, compete about everything. So that's that's been carried
Speaker 1: over into my household. She talked more basketball than me,
Speaker 1: talked more sports than me, and UM, I know, yeah,
Speaker 1: you already know she is when it comes to the
Speaker 1: arguments and being competitive. So that's that's something that we
Speaker 1: enjoy in the house. So it's like it's like a game.
Speaker 1: No us just watching games, arguing, competing in all types
Speaker 1: of way. So, um, it's a fun element. That's great, man,
Speaker 1: that's incredible. Man, talk to talk to me about coach
Speaker 1: Ka this is last season and going out against North Carolina. Bro,
Speaker 1: Like that's brutal, man, Like for all the marvels the
Speaker 1: last I mean a c C championship and the final four. O,
Speaker 1: my god, man, it's it's tough. As former players and
Speaker 1: whatever we just got to accept the l we see
Speaker 1: a Carolina player in the locker room. We gotta ain't
Speaker 1: nothing we could say right now with taking the hell
Speaker 1: at home and then losing to him in the final four.
Speaker 1: But I think getting to the final four they held
Speaker 1: him down for the most part. It's tough to get
Speaker 1: to the final four. Um, just to send him out
Speaker 1: on that stage. I know it's tough for those guys
Speaker 1: this year, but I mean in case, my guy, he
Speaker 1: deserved all the all the accolades, all the credit, um,
Speaker 1: because I mean, he made me into a big reason
Speaker 1: why I'm the man, the player I am today. Give
Speaker 1: me an opportunity to play there, molder me teach me
Speaker 1: about leadership, that competitive spirit and just fitting into a
Speaker 1: team doing things, um, being that are bigger than yourself
Speaker 1: fit into a team. So um, hopefully you can relax
Speaker 1: when when he gets out of there and you're not
Speaker 1: not still stressed out about about being a coach, and
Speaker 1: he can relax in the joy uh enjoy his time off. Yeah, No,
Speaker 1: he definitely deserves man, go for sure. Um, I had
Speaker 1: the opportunity to play for k and Olympics, and I
Speaker 1: think I think in watching Duke over the years. I
Speaker 1: think him coaching the Olympic team made him a much
Speaker 1: better coach. I think it, um it allowed him to
Speaker 1: adjust with the times. Like a lot of big time
Speaker 1: college coaches like Hey, they struggle to adjust with the times.
Speaker 1: I think Kay made that that that adjustment gracefully. And
Speaker 1: I think in large part do to him coaching the
Speaker 1: USA team and you coaching NBA guys and you kind
Speaker 1: of gotta let them go. Could you see that? Especially
Speaker 1: growing up in Carolinia you watched him for so long.
Speaker 1: Could you see that transition when you started coaching Olympic team? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I agree. I came in so my first year we ever,
Speaker 1: like two thousand and ten, right after he started coaching
Speaker 1: the the USA team team, and he would always come
Speaker 1: back every summer. He would come back like a little
Speaker 1: bit of a different coach, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: just being around those guys, coaching those guys. He would
Speaker 1: come back with some different different elements to him and
Speaker 1: how to deal with us as players, um, how to
Speaker 1: adjust just his coaching style a little bit to it,
Speaker 1: to adapt to the way we are. But um, yeah,
Speaker 1: he came back more energized, more anything, being around greats
Speaker 1: like that during the summer coaching us a team that
Speaker 1: rubbed off on him, just the way he rubbed off
Speaker 1: on those guys, and UM that that allowed his last ten,
Speaker 1: twelve years or whatever of being a dude coach to
Speaker 1: to go to another level, to see the cruise he
Speaker 1: brought in, see the way coach to him. I think
Speaker 1: that that's the end of his career. Um. Speaking of
Speaker 1: the NAT, y'all are currently and tenth places, which I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't think it's neither here nor there. I think
Speaker 1: there's a lot of things that's happened over the course
Speaker 1: of the season, whether you're talking about Um changing the
Speaker 1: team or I mean not changing the team, but like
Speaker 1: that was a big change, James going to fill in
Speaker 1: you and Ben uh drumming going to the nets and
Speaker 1: kind of blending all that stuff back together. Like ten
Speaker 1: isn't indicative of the team that y'all have. I don't
Speaker 1: believe that. I do. I do think in this playing situation,
Speaker 1: y'all still going to get in. But where we're like,
Speaker 1: how is it going to work every day? Is it's
Speaker 1: the mindset, like yo, we know once we get there
Speaker 1: that you know we we can put it together or
Speaker 1: is it a little sense of panic? I was no panic.
Speaker 1: I mean, keep it a stack. Like the reason we
Speaker 1: in ten flaces, they went on like eleven twelve game
Speaker 1: losing streak during the whole James thing, Kyrie was out.
Speaker 1: Katie was out. Um, so it's hard to it's hard
Speaker 1: to bounce back from a twelve game losing streak and
Speaker 1: have a a good, good position in the playoffs. But um,
Speaker 1: there's no panic. We know, we obviously know we got
Speaker 1: some things to fix. We gotta be better defensively to
Speaker 1: to win on out how bed offensively, y'all, you gotta
Speaker 1: you gotta be able to get time we stops. You
Speaker 1: gotta be able to shut teams down for periods of
Speaker 1: time to to advance in the playoffs, no matter who
Speaker 1: you got on the team. But we know we got
Speaker 1: a lot of talent in our locker room. We know
Speaker 1: we've got Katie and Kyrie who when they step on
Speaker 1: the floor, they give you a chance against anybody, no
Speaker 1: matter what. And as we go along with figuring out
Speaker 1: our role, so um, hopefully we get a little bit
Speaker 1: more healthy going into the playing game, into the playoffs.
Speaker 1: And like I said, we're confident as ever. We feel
Speaker 1: like we stack up well against anybody, and and we're
Speaker 1: ready to strap him up. Absolutely, I think um and
Speaker 1: and speaking of the trade, to look at all that
Speaker 1: that was going on and to see the positioning of
Speaker 1: the Brooklyn nets, and then you look over and you
Speaker 1: see the position in uh, the seventies sixers, I think
Speaker 1: that should add to to Joel's m v P case. Ultimately,
Speaker 1: my m v P this year, my m v P
Speaker 1: put pick, it's definitely Booker. Uh, with the way book
Speaker 1: is playing, It's insane number they they number one in
Speaker 1: the league by long shot. You can make your reasons, um, injuries, this,
Speaker 1: that and the other. They've had injuries just like everybody
Speaker 1: else had entries, they dealt with COVID, But Books played
Speaker 1: all years, been consists. So my pick is Devin Booker.
Speaker 1: But I think that has to make more of a
Speaker 1: case for Joel and how everything stayed together no matter
Speaker 1: what was going on, because you can look on the
Speaker 1: opposite and y'all are forty and thirty eight, you know,
Speaker 1: And so I think that makes them more of a
Speaker 1: case for Hell, what's your take on Joel. But the
Speaker 1: m v P conversation as a whole, Joel was I
Speaker 1: mean here worth the NV candidate, obviously the numbers here
Speaker 1: putting up crazy. Um, like you said, he held us together.
Speaker 1: Um about the times where he could have won a
Speaker 1: lot of different way dealing with the Ben situation. Uh,
Speaker 1: he was stable. Every night he showed up to play
Speaker 1: and he was like, we got enough. He was the
Speaker 1: main guy of that. We got enough to win right
Speaker 1: now regardless. So but at the same time, I don't
Speaker 1: want he wasn't doing the buy himself and Philly, we got,
Speaker 1: we got. It was a lot of talent, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. He was, It was you got. You
Speaker 1: got some teammates that were rolling with him that they
Speaker 1: were playing well, play as well as they've ever played
Speaker 1: throughout the most of the regular season. So he wasn't
Speaker 1: doing the bomb stuff. But I want to see Joe
Speaker 1: get one. He deserves. He's put in the work, he's
Speaker 1: gotten better, he's he did a much better job these
Speaker 1: past couple years taking care of his body. Um, being available,
Speaker 1: and um, yeah, he deserves, Like I said, But I mean,
Speaker 1: you got guys like Yoki Jannis who are consistent in
Speaker 1: doing it every night too. So it's gonna be a
Speaker 1: it's gonna be interesting to see who wins it, just
Speaker 1: because you never know putting in the in the media
Speaker 1: hands man, you never know which way they're gonna go.
Speaker 1: The facts and the reality is most I wouldn't say
Speaker 1: most of the time, does that be a lie? But
Speaker 1: in a lot of situations they go the wrong way,
Speaker 1: so I'll I'll just leave that. A lot of situations
Speaker 1: they go the wrong way. Yeah. But but who you're picked? Though,
Speaker 1: you gotta pick one? He can't give me the diplomatic
Speaker 1: I want to see Joe get one, but y honest,
Speaker 1: consistent and Joker consisted, who your pick for m VP? Man?
Speaker 1: Give me ye give Joe. Uh, I'm going with Joe
Speaker 1: up man Joel, like I said, he turned it up
Speaker 1: to make consistent. He's he's improved man. Like if you
Speaker 1: go if it's that close between three three people who,
Speaker 1: like I said, Joel, Joke gets um y honest book,
Speaker 1: give me Joe l his teams in a good spot
Speaker 1: and he had one one yet, so give him one.
Speaker 1: Ain't it ain't no fine science and ain't like somebody
Speaker 1: should win it. There's no science to this, so nothing's
Speaker 1: fact another set of stone, so give him one. He
Speaker 1: ain't got one year. He deserved it, man, I could,
Speaker 1: I can. I can roll with that. I think, Um,
Speaker 1: I think, I think we've seen times where where awards
Speaker 1: has been one and you like that dude won at
Speaker 1: the war because there was it was just a safe pick,
Speaker 1: like you know, and and they do. They could pick
Speaker 1: that and to be fine. Yeah. Yeah. My problem is
Speaker 1: there's no crisis, there's no criteria. Every every year, the
Speaker 1: criteria is a little different every years. It's more stats driven, um,
Speaker 1: analyst driven. The next year is best team, uh, best player,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So I understand why Book
Speaker 1: got a legitimate beef himself. No, I understand that too,
Speaker 1: because I mean, you're right, if you look at it,
Speaker 1: I think I think, I think we're RUSS one m VP.
Speaker 1: They were like a seven or eight seed. Yeah, yeare six? Yeah,
Speaker 1: like no, granted that roster wasn't great, like it was not.
Speaker 1: It was not a great roster by any stretch of imagine,
Speaker 1: but it wasn't. It wasn't as bad as they made.
Speaker 1: You made it scene when ain't left either. They had
Speaker 1: them they have it's a bonus. They had some guys
Speaker 1: over there too. Now the bonus it was young though
Speaker 1: he was like his first or second year, Okay, okay, Vick,
Speaker 1: Vick was still Vick was just leaving Orlando figuring himself out,
Speaker 1: like vic really figured himself out for real, for real.
Speaker 1: In Indiana, Like Orlando, he played good, like he played
Speaker 1: good enough for us to know he was good, and
Speaker 1: then he got the okay see and it's like all right,
Speaker 1: like all right, yeah, he see, he's still good. But
Speaker 1: then when he got to Indiana, he really took off,
Speaker 1: and so I think he he also had those guys
Speaker 1: when they were a little younger as well. Though yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, I ain't taking it away. Russell Rust
Speaker 1: was a monster that year and then he had a
Speaker 1: season and like any other. But it's white giving it
Speaker 1: to a six seventh seed that that don't happen a lot.
Speaker 1: That's that's fright, the first time I've ever seen it.
Speaker 1: So what's the what's THEE? Give me? Give me a
Speaker 1: set criteria that we live in by every single year
Speaker 1: so we can be consistent. I agree. I think something
Speaker 1: like that needs to happen, just just for the simple fact,
Speaker 1: like you know, these these awards and like um first team,
Speaker 1: second team, third Team All NBA, like these things are
Speaker 1: deciding tens of millions of dollars, like you in some
Speaker 1: cases where guys have lost forty million dollars due to
Speaker 1: these things. And it's just somebody who could like somebody
Speaker 1: could possibly be mad at like I don't really like
Speaker 1: him because he didn't get me an interview. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to vote and cost this man forty million dollars.
Speaker 1: I think, like you, you're one, right, there should be
Speaker 1: some type of crisis criteria set for all of these awards,
Speaker 1: for all of these are NBA teams and stuff, because
Speaker 1: you have human beings that has very little contact with
Speaker 1: sad human beings. And when I say very little contact,
Speaker 1: I mean they don't have the contact of someone in
Speaker 1: the front office that's ultimately deciding how much they pay
Speaker 1: you right um the contract offer they give you. But
Speaker 1: you're having these human beings hold the power of essentially
Speaker 1: deciding how much money someone can feed their family with. Ye.
Speaker 1: And there's nothing, it's nothing that says you have to
Speaker 1: go about it this way. These are the things that
Speaker 1: matter fit someone into the square nasal wins. It's nothing
Speaker 1: that says that I think that's ridiculous. Yes, they don't
Speaker 1: make a lot of sense man at all. Somebody got somebody, Yeah,
Speaker 1: give me a set, a set criteria, or just take
Speaker 1: it out to take it out their handy players. What
Speaker 1: you're gonna playing and that's it? Yeah? Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: I don't know, man, A lot of things would just
Speaker 1: leave me. I would just put it that way. Um,
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna give myself find to damn, we're just
Speaker 1: leaving at that. But I don't. I don't want to
Speaker 1: hold you for too much longer. You got you got
Speaker 1: a tech last night? Say that, bread, I did get
Speaker 1: a tech last night. Bro, you know what? I got
Speaker 1: a tech last night. Bro, y'all love on man, hold
Speaker 1: on man, y'all love twenty Are you getting texts? What
Speaker 1: I told you? Rough? I said that was dead wrong,
Speaker 1: and he gave me a tep. I said that was
Speaker 1: dead wrong. That second time I've seen it happened to you,
Speaker 1: by the way, this ship where you would actually you
Speaker 1: you were calm, you were just you're talking nothing, saying
Speaker 1: nothing crazy. He's talking in a loud voice, but you
Speaker 1: said nothing crazy and give you a text. It's the
Speaker 1: second time I've seen you happen to you this ship. Man,
Speaker 1: it's crazy and I you know, I try not to
Speaker 1: say I'm targeted, you know, I try not say I'm
Speaker 1: targeted because I'm I'm not. I don't. I don't have
Speaker 1: that victim mindset. I'm not a loser. I win, and
Speaker 1: so just to have the victim mindset, I'm not. I'm
Speaker 1: not that type of person. So I try not to
Speaker 1: make it like, oh, I'm being targeted. But I'm not
Speaker 1: a fucking idiot either, Like I know, I'm mean with two.
Speaker 1: I know two plus two equal four. Like I'm not dumb.
Speaker 1: You start talking about like you know, there's human emotion
Speaker 1: involved in this. It's not like, again there's some exact
Speaker 1: science that says you say it X, Y and z.
Speaker 1: You get attached like there's human emotion involved in this.
Speaker 1: And that's one of the things that that kind of
Speaker 1: bothers me in the appeal process. It's like, it's no
Speaker 1: way possible I win twenty nine of I win one
Speaker 1: of every thirty appeals. There's no way possible when you
Speaker 1: when when when there's human like there's a human being
Speaker 1: deciding this and there's no criteria really set for it,
Speaker 1: there's no way possible I lose every single appill because again,
Speaker 1: these are totally different human beings deciding the criteria this
Speaker 1: it has to be shifting one way or the other
Speaker 1: depending on who who, And yet you never win. It's impossible.
Speaker 1: And that's what I don't even appeal him anymore. You
Speaker 1: pretty still acquire on the Piller process. Man, they needed,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be. They need to make them up and
Speaker 1: so they know the conversation that I had that that
Speaker 1: warrants these texts because they just I got one before
Speaker 1: this season. I got they might be on something. This year,
Speaker 1: I got one tech of my career. It was for
Speaker 1: like an altercation saying that crazy, and I got three texts.
Speaker 1: I don't yell. I'm not having a really vinimate conversations
Speaker 1: about a call or whatever. I gotta tex. I got
Speaker 1: three texts this year and I none of them are warranted.
Speaker 1: But I don't know what's going on the pill process either.
Speaker 1: It's he said, she said, they can say, well whatever
Speaker 1: they want, and it's I'm not getting my money back.
Speaker 1: So that's that strikes. It's like a little cord and
Speaker 1: it's it's crazy. I I agree. I agree with one
Speaker 1: percent when you're saying they should be miked up, because
Speaker 1: all I ask for is just some accountability. Like ultimately,
Speaker 1: it's like, bro, when I tell you, I used to
Speaker 1: go through this appeal process, Bro, I used to keep
Speaker 1: a tally of all my text our write down exactly
Speaker 1: what happened in text, bro, and like I would literally
Speaker 1: tell them like, no, I deserved that one. I deserved
Speaker 1: this one. I got. My money is worth right here,
Speaker 1: this one, note this, this and this happened. I didn't
Speaker 1: deserve this one. This is yeah, deserved it, Like I
Speaker 1: would be one hundred percent honest because I mean, at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, it's a little fun. It's
Speaker 1: I've been fining a million times whatever. Like it's not
Speaker 1: that that bothers me. It's the lack of accountability that
Speaker 1: bothers me. It's one person get to say something, and
Speaker 1: that's just that that is a human being, bro. Human
Speaker 1: beings lie like so so so this person just gets
Speaker 1: all the saying what and and that's Bible Like, that's
Speaker 1: that's what's happening. That that that bothers me because you
Speaker 1: have no real shot at defending against anything that's being
Speaker 1: portrayed on you, Like you have no real chance. You're
Speaker 1: appealing to the same group that that that gave you
Speaker 1: a fund that like give you this text you're peilling
Speaker 1: to the same people, like bringing a media, like an
Speaker 1: outside council that that appealed these things. Mike the referees
Speaker 1: up because it's the ability is an issue. The same
Speaker 1: thing with the replay process, Like they make this call
Speaker 1: and they review their call. So if it's ain't nobody
Speaker 1: even nobody else reviewing that call form, So they gotta
Speaker 1: ego themselves. They don't want to admit in the in
Speaker 1: the heat of the matt moment in the game, that
Speaker 1: they made a mistake, So they don't by any any
Speaker 1: angle to say I made the right call on the fly.
Speaker 1: I don't understand why it should be. It should be
Speaker 1: pretty easy to have another outside referee review this call
Speaker 1: and make the make the right decision. I agree, bro,
Speaker 1: last name, I got it. I got a tech for verticality.
Speaker 1: I mean, I got a file call for verticality. I
Speaker 1: go vertical, dude, jump into my body this way, so
Speaker 1: when he hit my body on this side, this arm
Speaker 1: come down. The rougher retails me on the file call.
Speaker 1: You went you you uh, you weren't vertical. You were
Speaker 1: sliding into the space. They go to the monitor, but
Speaker 1: call a file on my arm coming down. I wasn't
Speaker 1: sliding into the space. No, we challenged that your car
Speaker 1: was wrong, bro, because there's no way you could see
Speaker 1: this arm on this side. Actually, if you could see
Speaker 1: the arm on this side, him hitting this side of
Speaker 1: my body brought my body down. I went straight up
Speaker 1: and even when my arm came down, it came down
Speaker 1: straight because it's just my body collapsing from taking the
Speaker 1: hit to my to my midsection. But that doesn't make
Speaker 1: me an illegal defender because the dude hit me in
Speaker 1: my midsection and like like naturally your body is going
Speaker 1: to do this. And so what you called the follow
Speaker 1: on me for you're going to the replay and saying, oh,
Speaker 1: but you did do that. Well, we can say that
Speaker 1: about any call in history of the NBA. I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: some of these things I feel like they just be
Speaker 1: like checking the box and they really ain't like to
Speaker 1: the benefit of the game. Yes, it's yeah, it's human
Speaker 1: as humans with no yeah, no accountabil that's all in
Speaker 1: the day, man. Just this just accountability like like it
Speaker 1: is on us every night. Absolutely. Hey now uh, just
Speaker 1: just before we get out of here, man, Um, what
Speaker 1: the last thing my asses, Um, what is it for
Speaker 1: you at the end of your career where you can
Speaker 1: look back and say, like some of the things that
Speaker 1: you you still want to accomplish that you can look
Speaker 1: back and say, I checked that box off. I'm cool
Speaker 1: with ridding off into the sunset, you know, like I
Speaker 1: think and in our careers, I think we all have
Speaker 1: some things that we chase where you're like, all right
Speaker 1: when I do X, Y and Z. At that point,
Speaker 1: I'm truly just playing for the love of the game,
Speaker 1: like I have checked all the boxes I want to
Speaker 1: check as a competitor, What is that for you? For me? Man,
Speaker 1: I'm not really a goal right goal and check it
Speaker 1: off list. I'm a I'm a I'm a process type person.
Speaker 1: I wacome every day, try to make the most of it.
Speaker 1: At the end of the season, I know if I
Speaker 1: approached stuff the right way. So it's it's hard for
Speaker 1: me to say I want to do this, I want
Speaker 1: to do this, I want to do this. You know,
Speaker 1: that's not the way I approach it on the daily basis.
Speaker 1: That's not the way I got here. So for me,
Speaker 1: it's about making the most of every day, approaching every
Speaker 1: day every week the right way, and when I look back,
Speaker 1: I know then myself if I if I accomplished everything
Speaker 1: I could accomplish with my with my skill set, with
Speaker 1: my opportunities, And that is what it is. It's just
Speaker 1: about I know within myself and I feel if I
Speaker 1: if I did it the right way or not. So
Speaker 1: something I gotta live with and so far it's been
Speaker 1: working out for me. Uh to this point, I want
Speaker 1: to find a question the Brooklyn Nets has to do.
Speaker 1: The Brooklyn Nets has to do. What to win the
Speaker 1: championship this year? Oh, that's a good question. Uh. To
Speaker 1: win the championship, we gotta we gotta, we gotta jail.
Speaker 1: We gotta come together as a team and offensively indeed
Speaker 1: do everything together. I mean, like you said, it's a
Speaker 1: new group. Middle of the season. We got to three
Speaker 1: new starters. Everybody's getting to know each other. Ka I
Speaker 1: just came back full time. Um, a lot of guys
Speaker 1: come back from injury. We gotta we gotta do it together. Uh.
Speaker 1: Like I said earliest, we gotta talented team. UM, a
Speaker 1: lot of firepower. But in the playoffs, everybody got that.
Speaker 1: So you gotta jail, you gotta, you gotta come together,
Speaker 1: and it's gonna be some adversity we've gotta like we're
Speaker 1: dealing with now, but we're really a team. We've got
Speaker 1: fight through, no doubt, no dog my brother, I appreciate
Speaker 1: you coming on, man, It's an honor and a pleasure.
Speaker 1: Like I said at the top of the show, Man,
Speaker 1: I know we we don't we don't talk often, but
Speaker 1: you know I'll put stuff on Instagram story here and there,
Speaker 1: like I respect your grind, Bro. I think where you
Speaker 1: are in your career and and the route that you've gone.
Speaker 1: And like I said, I always tell like try to
Speaker 1: tell younger guys and like second round picks and undrafted
Speaker 1: guys like I identified more with those guys than I
Speaker 1: do the stars, Like I came in this thing as
Speaker 1: a second round pick. Nobody gave me a chance we
Speaker 1: start winning and my path change. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I identify with guys like you and like myself that's
Speaker 1: really had to get it out the mud, and nobody
Speaker 1: gave us ship coming into this league and to see
Speaker 1: where you've taken your career. Bro, in spite of battling
Speaker 1: the name Curry the most, Like most people think that's
Speaker 1: a Badge of Honor, and obviously all our last names
Speaker 1: our badge of honor. But people just think that's a
Speaker 1: that's a golden ticket. And I know the battle that
Speaker 1: that brought for you because I watched it, you know,
Speaker 1: So I watched you come play well in the NBA
Speaker 1: and end up back in the G League because somebody
Speaker 1: really don't want to take the chance because your last
Speaker 1: name Curry and you and our Steph, like, that's dumb
Speaker 1: as hell. And so I've seen that, and I just
Speaker 1: wanted to say, Bro, I appreciate your game. It's been
Speaker 1: an honor to watch you grow, bro and keep going,
Speaker 1: my dog. I appreciate what I get out there on
Speaker 1: say everything you're doing, man, keep going lovely see it.
Speaker 1: I love to see you on My favorite people to
Speaker 1: compete against too. And I remember a few years ago
Speaker 1: I was in Portland. You came within the game. You
Speaker 1: was talking to me um and I was loving it, man,
Speaker 1: I was talking to it. I was like, I might
Speaker 1: be here now, I might be might be making a
Speaker 1: little mark. Jamond talked some ship to me, trying to
Speaker 1: get in my head doing a game. I'm doing something right, man,
Speaker 1: So absolutely absolutely, I'll tell y'all, what man, This is
Speaker 1: one of the one guys in this league that I
Speaker 1: can honestly say. I mean, if we play in the
Speaker 1: NBA Finals, I may have to lay you out because
Speaker 1: of this, But this is one of the one guys
Speaker 1: in the league. Steff, don't kill me for this. That
Speaker 1: get the better stuff. I'm just throwing that out there.
Speaker 1: I don't know, y'all gonna watch the matchups. I'm just
Speaker 1: throwing that out there. This is the one guy who
Speaker 1: we'll be playing against and I just can't come close
Speaker 1: line them, and he come getting the better stuff. Now,
Speaker 1: I don't like it, and I don't like it. I
Speaker 1: don't like We were talking crazy one game and I
Speaker 1: might have been a playoffs in Portland or whatever. One game.
Speaker 1: Were talking crazy at the free throw line, and I'm
Speaker 1: not Steff, I'll talk back to you. I enjoy you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. I ain't. I ain't gonna just
Speaker 1: play my game. I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna talk back.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say my say my piece. Step was at
Speaker 1: the free throw line, like in between this, he was
Speaker 1: acting on awkward. He didn't know what to do. I
Speaker 1: was a brother you this guy he'd been going to
Speaker 1: war with for ten years. He ain't step, ain't up
Speaker 1: what to do the line, but I was loving it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Absolutely, that's the best man. That's always
Speaker 1: the fun for me. I appreciate you, bro. All Right, bro,