Speaker 1: It's time for donkeys to day. I mean trying to
Speaker 1: beat donkey today. No more.
Speaker 2: They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 2: not making these people do these things called donkey of
Speaker 2: the day, and it really caught me off guard.
Speaker 1: Damn start. The man who got the donkey of the day.
Speaker 2: Today, well, Jess Larry is donkey today for Thursday, April
Speaker 2: eighteen goes to former NBA player johns A Porter. The
Speaker 2: reason I say former is because yesterday we found out
Speaker 2: that he got banned from the NBA for life after
Speaker 2: an investigation reveals he violated lead gambling rules. Let's go
Speaker 2: to ESPN for the report, please.
Speaker 3: The NBA has leveled a lifetime ban on the Toronto
Speaker 3: Raptors Johntay Porter for his involvement in gambling. The league's
Speaker 3: investigation found everything from limiting his own participation in games,
Speaker 3: sharing confidential information with known betters, and betting on as
Speaker 3: many as thirteen NBA games himself, including betting the Toronto
Speaker 3: Raptors to lose. And I think even more damning for
Speaker 3: the NBA is that this remains an open investigation.
Speaker 1: The league has turned.
Speaker 3: Over their fightings their findings the federal authorities. This may
Speaker 3: not be the end of this pro but Johntay Porter
Speaker 3: leveled with a lifetime ban from Commissioner Adam Silver today.
Speaker 2: Now, let me put this in perspective. Paint the picture.
Speaker 2: Johontey Porter is twenty four years old. He wasn't a
Speaker 2: star in Toronto, probably would have never been a star.
Speaker 2: But according to the Toronto Raptors, they had high hopes
Speaker 2: for him and felt that eventually he would have developed
Speaker 2: into a.
Speaker 1: Solid backup center for Toronto.
Speaker 2: The Raptors said, if you would have stayed healthy, he
Speaker 2: would have probably.
Speaker 1: Been back with the organization.
Speaker 2: They said he provided some defensive mobility with an adequate
Speaker 2: passer for a backup big man, and had some flaw
Speaker 2: spacing ability. The Raptors said, it's entirely possible he could
Speaker 2: have landed a minimum contract worth for about two point
Speaker 2: one million dollars. Now the NBA, right, let's talk about
Speaker 2: the NBA for a second. It's such an exclusive club.
Speaker 2: Do you know how many things in your life have
Speaker 2: to go right for you in order to make it
Speaker 2: to the NBA. Number one genetics, Okay, you have to
Speaker 2: hit the lottery in the genetic gene pool.
Speaker 1: In order for the NBA to be a possibility.
Speaker 2: Jontay Porter is six foot ten. I did some research,
Speaker 2: and by research I mean google. Five eight is the
Speaker 2: worldwide average among men in regard to the height.
Speaker 1: Six ' ten is.
Speaker 2: So rare that it's literally one in a million. One
Speaker 2: in a million people are six foot ten. And if
Speaker 2: you six ten and never played any type of basketball,
Speaker 2: then your nickname should be top shelf, okay, because that's
Speaker 2: all you're good for, getting stuff off the top shelf.
Speaker 1: Your height is one in a million.
Speaker 2: So God gave you a physical gift that you really
Speaker 2: can't do much with other then play basketball. If you
Speaker 2: six ten and never played basketball, you just a twizzler
Speaker 2: okay long for no damn reason, and you look pretty
Speaker 2: stupid doing anything else. When you six foot ten, okay,
Speaker 2: Coconut long boy, and people see you anywhere else other
Speaker 2: than a basketball court, they.
Speaker 1: Just assume something went wrong. Okay, you're just too.
Speaker 2: Tall to do anything. You're too tall to be a mechanic.
Speaker 2: You're too tall to be a salt developer. You wouldn't
Speaker 2: be able to sleep well on a flight, okay if
Speaker 2: your pilot was six foot ten. Can you imagine if
Speaker 2: you saw a six foot ten pilot, all right, daddy,
Speaker 2: long legs would drive you crazy, okay, thinking about what
Speaker 2: is he doing with his legs and that cockpit. I'm
Speaker 2: just trying to explain to you how rare being six
Speaker 2: foot ten is, Okay, one in a million. And then
Speaker 2: just to make it to the NBA. There is only
Speaker 2: five hundred and sixty players in the NBA. Think about
Speaker 2: how few that is, Okay, think about how rare it
Speaker 2: is to make it to the league.
Speaker 1: Five hundred and sixty players.
Speaker 2: Only one point two percent of college players make it
Speaker 2: from college to the NBA. So usually the path is
Speaker 2: college to the NBA. And look how difficult that is.
Speaker 2: Johntay Porter's path was even more difficult. Difficult, okay. He
Speaker 2: did one season at Missouri, was named to the twenty
Speaker 2: eighteen SEC All Freshman Team, one SEC six Man of
Speaker 2: the Year, tore both his ACL and MCL in the
Speaker 2: scrimmage game, missed his sophomore season while rehabbing the injury.
Speaker 2: Still decided to enter his name into the twenty nineteen
Speaker 2: NBA draft, and God bless him with an opportunity to,
Speaker 2: you know, get signed by the Grizzlies. He went undrafted,
Speaker 2: but he got signed by the Grizzlies in twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: but he didn't play while rehabbing from the ACL. The
Speaker 2: Grizzlies re signed him to a multi year contract. He
Speaker 2: ended up getting waived, then spend time in the G League,
Speaker 2: then signed a two way deal with the Raptors. You know,
Speaker 2: when he played for the Grizzlies he made two point
Speaker 2: three million dollars over three seasons. Do you hear how
Speaker 2: difficult it was for him to make it to the
Speaker 2: NBA And he's not even the first in his family
Speaker 2: to do it.
Speaker 1: That's how you know it's kind of destiny, right.
Speaker 2: His brother Michael Porter, junior NBA World champion for the
Speaker 2: Denver Nuggets averages sixteen and seven this year, got a
Speaker 2: five year, one hundred and seventy nine million dollar contract.
Speaker 2: So Jonte has a blueprint for this, Okay, there is
Speaker 2: a role model for him and all of this, all
Speaker 2: he had.
Speaker 1: To do is continue to do what he's been doing,
Speaker 1: which is work.
Speaker 2: You've been working hard your whole entire life, working hard
Speaker 2: to get to a certain point, only to blow a
Speaker 2: potential multi million dollar opportunity for ten dollars an hour,
Speaker 2: got he got twenty one thousand dollars was the payout
Speaker 2: right from the gambling, So twenty one thousand dollars a year.
Speaker 1: That's about ten dollars an hour. Johntay, if you was old.
Speaker 2: On your last legs in the league you done played
Speaker 2: about thirteen fourteen seasons.
Speaker 1: I would be like whatever, I might even understand.
Speaker 2: But you twenty four in a league where you don't
Speaker 2: even have to do much to get paid nowadays except
Speaker 2: be tall, and now you're about to be in this
Speaker 2: world tall for no damn reason, just out here looking
Speaker 2: like you're ready to kidnap clouds because you got banned
Speaker 2: from the NBA for life.
Speaker 1: Not salute the Bonzie Wells and Rashid Wallace.
Speaker 2: They were talking about this situation on the Rashid and
Speaker 2: Tyler Show and they absolutely gave John Tay the credit
Speaker 2: he deserves for being stupid.
Speaker 1: So let's hear it in the words of Charlemagne of God.
Speaker 1: He got donkey. He's a donkey, he mother.
Speaker 2: Life is about choices, y'all. Okay, Destiny is not a
Speaker 2: matter of chance. It's a matter of choice. I tell
Speaker 2: you all this all the time. One poor choice can
Speaker 2: ruin everything, and he made a poor choice.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, thank you for that. Donkey Today well deserved.
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