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Speaker 2: Yeah, this time for our next segment is called NewsCap
Speaker 2: and we're gonna be sticking with the Warriors.
Speaker 3: Take a listen to the sound. We're gonna be sticking
Speaker 3: with the Warriors.
Speaker 2: Isaiah Thomas was on the Draymond Green podcast and this
Speaker 2: is what he had to say that Kevin Durant did
Speaker 2: for the Warriors legacy.
Speaker 3: Let's take a listen to it.
Speaker 5: Let me make a both stay here, yes, sir, and
Speaker 5: I hope this don't upset you. Before Kevin Durant arrived
Speaker 5: in co Open State, y'all were on the verge and
Speaker 5: then and being remembered as the team that wins seventy
Speaker 5: three and nine and lost to the Cleveland Cavalier team
Speaker 5: in the finals. You up three to one and probably
Speaker 5: one of the biggest collapse in NBA Finals history. Kevin
Speaker 5: Durant comes that summer and really saves y'all basketball legacy.
Speaker 5: You win two championships after that, the Golden State Warriors
Speaker 5: dynasty that you're going to go into the Hall of Fame,
Speaker 5: own and everything else. It is cemented because if Durant
Speaker 5: don't come that summer and you guys are remembered as
Speaker 5: the seventy three and nine team, all of your legacies
Speaker 5: are different.
Speaker 6: Hey, no, nothing but the part that he left out.
Speaker 3: It also saved Kd's legacy. If he don't got no championships,
Speaker 3: we're not looking at him the same. Gial No Gil.
Speaker 2: We gotta speak to what we know. We can't speak
Speaker 2: to what we don't because I can't say man if.
Speaker 3: Gil, if Gil was.
Speaker 2: Six y nine and had help he need for fifteen,
Speaker 2: man Gil be going to the Hall, he might have
Speaker 2: him a couple of We gotta deal with what we know.
Speaker 3: And what we know is Draymond said it. They wouldn't
Speaker 3: have won, They wouldn't have beat Calves. Should never been
Speaker 3: the cav again.
Speaker 6: If if Kat didn't come right that came out of
Speaker 6: Draymond Green's mouth before.
Speaker 2: We didn't need Draymond to tell us that we knew
Speaker 2: that you get chased down three to one, Gill, you
Speaker 2: ain't beating.
Speaker 3: That team again. Now, Now this is the problem here, though, Okay, Toby, to.
Speaker 6: One player, legacy was sacrifice for three other players legacy.
Speaker 3: See Kevin Durant going there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he gave him two championships, two finals MVPs, but
Speaker 6: no one respected him in the media world. While that
Speaker 6: same move cement hid three players in the Hall of Fame,
Speaker 6: one as probably the best point guard that ever played.
Speaker 6: That's gonna get a statue right top seventy five. His
Speaker 6: sacrifice gave him that right. And that is the reality
Speaker 6: of it, because without those two championships, we don't know
Speaker 6: what happens to Golden State because they was laughed at.
Speaker 6: They were not sure that summer, and when Katie went there,
Speaker 6: that stopped all laughs. Nobody remembered what just happened. Nobody
Speaker 6: even started talking. Nobody talked about the Calves as a
Speaker 6: defending hips right soon as Katie said, I'm going there.
Speaker 3: The championship was Golden States and all and all they
Speaker 3: had to do was the liver.
Speaker 6: But the problem was his legacy was tainted forever because
Speaker 6: of it.
Speaker 3: Yes, and Steph Curry's plays elevated, elevated, and that that's
Speaker 3: the only problem I have. It is like, damn you,
Speaker 3: you sacrifice one to build up three. Yep, But he
Speaker 3: did it. He felt that's what he needed to do.
Speaker 2: But the media can't be mad at these players because
Speaker 2: y'all put so much. They're putting so much emphasis on rings,
Speaker 2: so guys feel like, Okay, I'll give me a ring.
Speaker 2: KT said, Okay, I'll go grab me a ring or two.
Speaker 2: And then what y'all gonna say. Y'all might not like
Speaker 2: the manner in which I got him, but I got him.
Speaker 2: Y'all can't say I'm not a champion. Ye, So I
Speaker 2: don't begrudge a player because this is what you force
Speaker 2: those guys to do because you don't evaluate the player
Speaker 2: on what you see. You're like, well, if you don't
Speaker 2: want to role, do you understand that it takes a
Speaker 2: team to win title? See what I think what fans
Speaker 2: get mad about and they.
Speaker 3: Don't get mad if teams put them together. Look at
Speaker 3: those Lakers teams. The Lakers had Kareem and Magic and
Speaker 3: got the number one pick Worthy the year.
Speaker 2: That made the year that Magic got drafted. That same year,
Speaker 2: Kareem won the MVP. So can you tell me you
Speaker 2: think that's so? What's the likelihood of the team that
Speaker 2: wins the MVP, the team that wins the championship, the
Speaker 2: player that they draft somebody from that, it's gonna turn
Speaker 2: out to be Magic won the finals MVP. You're never
Speaker 2: going to see that again. You're never going to see
Speaker 2: a rookie win the finals MVP. Gill, I hope you
Speaker 2: enjoyed it. I'm old enough to remember when it happened.
Speaker 2: But had Kareem not missed that game, people don't realize
Speaker 2: how good Kareem was in that series.
Speaker 3: Kareem was averaging thirty three and thirteen.
Speaker 6: Go look it up. Yeah, Kareem was averaging thirty three
Speaker 6: and thirteen.
Speaker 3: And now you get it.
Speaker 6: It's still are You're like, I'd imagine get this when
Speaker 6: Kareem was being so dominant.
Speaker 3: Averaging five blocks that for that series.
Speaker 6: Yes, the only the only team that can can actually
Speaker 6: do some damage like that.
Speaker 3: It's okay, see since they have two damn near lottery
Speaker 3: first round pick. Yes they sneak and.
Speaker 2: Getting two good players with the team they have, but
Speaker 2: he ain't gonna be They're not going to the MVP
Speaker 2: over shape.
Speaker 3: But that what I'm saying is that don't even exist
Speaker 3: anymore of what's going on back then in the age seventy.
Speaker 2: Right, because if you look at look at those Celtics teams.
Speaker 2: They had Bird top seventy five, Parish top seventy five,
Speaker 2: McHale top seventy five, all of them together. Okay, they
Speaker 2: had Tiny Archibald in one of those championship teams top
Speaker 2: seventy five. They had Dennis Johnson on that team, who
Speaker 2: was a Finals MVP and a defensive Player of the Year.
Speaker 3: On that team, they had Bill.
Speaker 2: They had Bill Walton, even though he wasn't the same,
Speaker 2: he was a Finals MVP and a league MVP and
Speaker 2: sixth Man.
Speaker 3: Of the Year.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're gonna go to the Lakers. The Lakers had
Speaker 2: Kareem I don't need to say anything. They had Magic,
Speaker 2: I don't need to say anything. They had Bob McAdoo.
Speaker 2: They had Jamal Wills, so they had James Worthy. So
Speaker 2: let's not pretend they've always been superteamed. The only difference
Speaker 2: is team of the general manager. They put those teams together.
Speaker 2: So I don't care if it's a super team as
Speaker 2: long as my home. If KD don't go join Golden
Speaker 2: State or Lebron doesn't go join Miami or this one
Speaker 2: or that one, it can be a superteam. But I
Speaker 2: just don't want the players medaling because they've always been
Speaker 2: super teams. Go look at those teams that Philadelphia seventy
Speaker 2: six ers. You don't think Moses alone and doctor j
Speaker 2: and then got Charles Barklay. Yes, they had Bobby Jones.
Speaker 2: Even Boston.
Speaker 6: Even when you're talking about Bill Russell back then, people
Speaker 6: don't have Bill Russell's rookie year.
Speaker 3: Another rule, even win rookie of your Tom Heysen did.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it was an all saw on the team.
Speaker 3: So how good was the team's back then?
Speaker 6: Like these guys, That's why I said, like it's it's
Speaker 6: it's been super teams. It's always going to be super teams.
Speaker 3: But when the player says all right, because no one
Speaker 3: does this, no one, no one pushes this, this this
Speaker 3: narrative on the owners.
Speaker 6: No one goes back and say, hey man, this owner sucks.
Speaker 3: This owner's not. They did it with Donald Sterling when
Speaker 3: they wanted to.
Speaker 6: Get rid of them, yes, but before that they're not like, hey,
Speaker 6: he's he's never he's never resigning any players. He just
Speaker 6: drafting them, letting them go, drafting them, letting them go.
Speaker 6: And all other ones were like, I like his bottle,
Speaker 6: that's money. So when players are sitting these these teams.
Speaker 6: They're like, well, he's just got pointless stats. He ain't
Speaker 6: winning over there, and you're like, well he's not paying anybody, right,
Speaker 6: this man is not anybody, so let me leave.
Speaker 3: Oh you can't. You ain't a winner. That was the
Speaker 3: ultimate super the Celtics in the sixty with the ultimate
Speaker 3: super team.
Speaker 2: They had ten Hall of famers. Yes, they had twelve
Speaker 2: players on the roster. John Habler, Chack came off the bench.
Speaker 2: How you gonna gout come off the bench, Dave Cowen's MVP.
Speaker 2: You had Sam Jones, Casey Jones, Coozy, Tom Hys and
Speaker 2: Don Nelson, Bill Russell Haler check what damn Bill Sharp?
Speaker 3: How many players you won't? Yeah, because they didn't have
Speaker 3: free agency. They didn't have free agency. Then either, he's
Speaker 3: just trade so what So what happened is if I
Speaker 3: don't like you, I'm gonna trade him. I'm gonna trade
Speaker 3: my asset to the team that you don't like her.
Speaker 3: And you're beat here with people that they did that
Speaker 3: back then. Yes, I'm gonna trade him my players because
Speaker 3: I don't want to pay him. And then you go
Speaker 3: on and keep whipping his ass.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean when they had when the Lakers had,
Speaker 2: they had they had Will that had Jared Wes, they
Speaker 2: had had Elgin Baylor, they had Gail Good.
Speaker 3: I mean, look it all the top twenty five.
Speaker 2: Go look at the top seventy five and see how
Speaker 2: many Celtics and Lakers.
Speaker 6: You when you go back to the top, when you
Speaker 6: do top fifty, right the top fifty ship all.
Speaker 3: Celtics, Damnars, Celtics.
Speaker 6: Thirty nine or forty of them came from big city
Speaker 6: teams well top ten players of all time. The only
Speaker 6: person that comes from a small city that broke.
Speaker 3: Through is Duncan. Everybody else is a Laker, a Celtics, yep,
Speaker 3: layer Celticket and you can throw in Philly. But other
Speaker 3: than that, it's a big city. That's that's what they
Speaker 3: go off of. This wasn't all it.
Speaker 2: Isaiah Thomas, the Big Isaiah told Drake Isaiah still wants
Speaker 2: an apology from Michael Jordan. I don't believe it's coming,
Speaker 2: or being called an asshole. In the twenty twenty Docus
Speaker 2: series The Last Dance, he explained to Dre why his
Speaker 2: relationship with Jordan is in so Southager.
Speaker 3: Let's take a listen to what Isaiah had to say,
Speaker 3: where's your relationship at today? And is that salvageable? Dude? No,
Speaker 3: not salvageable.
Speaker 5: This dude got on national television, international television and called
Speaker 5: me an asshole somebody who's been really good to him.
Speaker 3: And until he.
Speaker 5: Apologizes on international television, we.
Speaker 3: Know, conversation. You can't.
Speaker 5: You can't apologize and have a private dinner when you
Speaker 5: didn't embarrass me publicly. If you didn't mean it, say
Speaker 5: it publicly. Now if you meant it, let us stand.
Speaker 3: I'm good with that. Isaiah.
Speaker 2: You know you my dog. You don't get that apology.
Speaker 2: See here's the thing, See Gil, this is this is
Speaker 2: the great part about being as old as I am.
Speaker 3: Isaiah, them didn't do this.
Speaker 2: Go back and look what happened when Isaiah when the
Speaker 2: Detroit Pistons beat the Boston Celtics. See how many bird
Speaker 2: of Michale and them. See what they did when Isaiah
Speaker 2: and them beat them, They walked off the court. It
Speaker 2: ain't nobody say a damn word. No, not what Go
Speaker 2: back and look it up, chat you see what happened.
Speaker 2: Isaiah also said, he said what normally would happen when
Speaker 2: the team would win the finals, the Eastern Conference of
Speaker 2: Western Conference finals. They would all come into the locker
Speaker 2: room after a congratulations blah blah blah blah blah. I
Speaker 2: don't know if that's the case, but that's what Zeke
Speaker 2: said used to happen.
Speaker 3: I just know, I just know when they beat them,
Speaker 3: and what was that eighty eight? Isaiah then went to
Speaker 3: the finals three.
Speaker 2: They well, they locked, they lost, they lost. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: they won. Okay, they won eighty nine and ninety. They
Speaker 2: lost in eighty eight. But I think didn't it because
Speaker 2: I think because I think the Lakers beat them twice
Speaker 2: in the fight. Didn't Lakers beat Nah? They Yeah, no
Speaker 2: they didn't. They beat Philly twice, they beat Boston once,
Speaker 2: and they beat.
Speaker 3: To beat Boston twice. No, yeah, they be They be
Speaker 3: Boston eighty five in eighty seven to beat the bistiness
Speaker 3: eighty eight. Yeah that was you go.
Speaker 2: Back and look it up, Go back and look it up.
Speaker 2: So I don't know what the protocol was. I just
Speaker 2: know what I saw.
Speaker 3: So so Isaiah, Isaiah and them didn't start when you lose, oh,
Speaker 3: just walk off the court and don't congratulate the winning team.
Speaker 3: Isaiah and them didn't start that.
Speaker 6: No, This wasn't This was never about team ship, to
Speaker 6: be honest, this is about personal, personal relationships, right, this
Speaker 6: was a personal thing. Whenever a team got beat football basketball,
Speaker 6: you rarely see the losing team clapping hands with the
Speaker 6: winner because the winners of celebrating the risks, running around jumping,
Speaker 6: only friends are touching the other friend. Like if I
Speaker 6: won or I lost, and my boy just won a championship,
Speaker 6: our friendship is the reason I'm gonna go say what's up?
Speaker 3: Like a congratulations doll? Was the problem with them too.
Speaker 3: Jordan's friendship to Isaiah when Isaiah won was a handshake.
Speaker 3: When Isaiah lost, Jordan has a friend to Isaiah was
Speaker 3: like I want the same respect and in fact that
Speaker 3: Isaiah walked off, Jordan took it personal.
Speaker 6: Yes, it didn't have nothing to do with it. Oh,
Speaker 6: we shook y'all hands, y'all shook y'all. No, no, no, I
Speaker 6: shook your hand. You're supposed to shape mind. I don't care.
Speaker 6: He didn't care about the rest.
Speaker 3: Of the team. It was it was a guy that
Speaker 3: he felt was a friend of his right, and this
Speaker 3: goes that was the issue.
Speaker 2: Look, this goes back to the All Star Game when
Speaker 2: Jordan believed that Isaiah had something to do with them
Speaker 2: freezing him out, and then all this we know, they
Speaker 2: can deny it till the cows come home. Isaiah should
Speaker 2: have been on that dream team. All this notion, well,
Speaker 2: he didn't blend and he didn't fit. You said, Isaiah
Speaker 2: was the second best point guard behind us, behind Magic Johnson.
Speaker 3: He was better than John Stocked. I don't care what
Speaker 3: y'all say. Yeah, and they know it, and they and
Speaker 3: for all these players now to get up there years later, nobody,
Speaker 3: it's not about being liked.
Speaker 2: Nobody liked Isaiah. Y'all say, y'all took the best players.
Speaker 2: Y'all make it seem like alls so so so now
Speaker 2: all this stuff about y'all y'all fighting you so all,
Speaker 2: y'all buddy buddy hunh, because that's not what you're saying,
Speaker 2: that's not what you get on TV and say. Now,
Speaker 2: but now all of a sudden, your buddy buddy Isaiah
Speaker 2: should have been on that team. Isaiah should have been
Speaker 2: Isaiah should have been on that team. And I don't
Speaker 2: care when any of the eleven to twelve guys that
Speaker 2: made the team, Isaiah should have been on that team.
Speaker 2: So they robbed him in eighty because the Olympics was
Speaker 2: boycotted because the Soviets inladed Afghanistan and Carter didn't send
Speaker 2: the Olympic team. So by that time, Isaiah was a
Speaker 2: In eighty one, Isaiah got drafted and then he couldn't play.
Speaker 2: He couldn't play in the Olympics until they started taking pros.
Speaker 2: And the only reason they started taking pros because in
Speaker 2: eighty eight the Brazilian team led by Oscar Smith kicked
Speaker 2: the living daylights out of the Americans. Go back and
Speaker 2: look it up. I think he dropped forty eight on him.
Speaker 6: I mean, everything is personal when it comes to certain
Speaker 6: things like that, it is personal. It's not like it's
Speaker 6: not a team that that the the the the USA
Speaker 6: Games We've been going to this whole time.
Speaker 3: It's purpose. Relationships has nothing to do with talent. Like
Speaker 3: look at the line as we have, say, the most
Speaker 3: talented players in the league, some of them the last
Speaker 3: the last People team four players didn't even start on
Speaker 3: the NBA team ripping the USA Game. Like come on, man,
Speaker 3: this is all this is all relationships. So hey, Isaiah,
Speaker 3: we we we understand, we get it. But I can
Speaker 3: tell you this. I don't know. I don't know if
Speaker 3: you watched the last dance, I don't know if you've
Speaker 3: been watching watch relationships right the luck. Yeah, he ain't
Speaker 3: talking to ten years. Ain't no coming back. It's been
Speaker 3: gone that ship. I don't even know if he talked
Speaker 3: to a bull. Besides, Okay, that's it. That's it, that's it.
Speaker 7: That's it.
Speaker 8: Ya.
Speaker 3: I hope, I hope, I SA like I said, I
Speaker 3: know Z and but ill don't. Don't don't. Don't you
Speaker 3: wait for that apology? Kill No he Jeorde is sending
Speaker 3: on business. George sending on business. He ain't messing with
Speaker 3: none of y'all. No, he absolutely not.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: Devin Booker explains the depth of the NBA Ribbery book.
Speaker 2: Went on JJ Reddick's podcast and had this to say
Speaker 2: about it. Let's take a listen to the sound.
Speaker 1: I said, there's no real ribberies because you know, I say,
Speaker 1: grassroots basketball. Like a lot of these guys, we've we've
Speaker 1: known him for a really long time, and I think
Speaker 1: people just realize that, you know, it's it's not that deep.
Speaker 3: At the time, I've been saying that there was no au.
Speaker 2: I mean, these guys played, they are the same AAU team,
Speaker 2: or they've been seeing each other again since they were thirteen.
Speaker 3: A lot of them say, where you going to school?
Speaker 3: At Man? You're going to Kentucky? Me too, You're going
Speaker 3: to do Yeah? Me too? You going to you going
Speaker 3: to Kansas? Me too? Yeah.
Speaker 2: So there is no bitterness because now I grew up
Speaker 2: playing against you, probably knowing you since you were twelve.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: How do I build up a resentment against somebody that
Speaker 2: I've known since I was twelve.
Speaker 3: Played against them, played with them, train with them. Now,
Speaker 3: now you gotta remember, like like people like uh.
Speaker 6: Grover back in the day, there's twenty NBA players in
Speaker 6: that facility working out right, playing pickup games with each other.
Speaker 6: Same thing, uh uh in Vegas? Same thing here. These
Speaker 6: guys are training with each other. So if there is beef,
Speaker 6: they might have the same trainer and that train is
Speaker 6: gonna you know, they we're gonna work out together, and
Speaker 6: you put them all there together. So this this this
Speaker 6: beef that everyone is taken from way back in the day,
Speaker 6: that don't exist.
Speaker 3: Punches don't cost twenty five dollars, no more. Exactly, it don't.
Speaker 3: It costs five hundred. It costs ye fifty thousand. That
Speaker 3: elbow Lebron gave young fella that little elbow. Ooh yeah,
Speaker 3: he missed one game, three hundred and ninety thousand. That
Speaker 3: elbow cost him.
Speaker 6: Not a punch, not a fight, just it looked like
Speaker 6: you almost hit him on purpose. Yeah, three hundred n man, Listen,
Speaker 6: I don't hate nobody for that price.
Speaker 3: Nah, he'll no twenty five dollars akasaka, akasack somebody or two,
Speaker 3: but twenty Look at swing on somebody for twenty five dollars.
Speaker 3: I mean, think about it if you if you yank
Speaker 3: somebody at the era, like Michael yank Ram. Besides, how
Speaker 3: how many game you think they're gonna miss Gil? Now?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you yanking some Oh, they gonna give you three
Speaker 6: to five for you first time offence, and that depending
Speaker 6: on who you are, that can be a million and
Speaker 6: a half to him. That's that you bess right. Let
Speaker 6: it be a star player. You ain't got there. You
Speaker 6: might get five a teen game.
Speaker 3: Listen, Stewart him chasing Lebron. That cost him thirty thousand. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you can see why his ass acting the month he
Speaker 3: only loses about thirty thousand dollars. He don't care about
Speaker 3: that little money. I see, that's a little money. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but when it costs you three hundred and ninety thousand
Speaker 3: and half a million, five hundred yeah, yeah a million. Listen.
Speaker 3: I don't got any brother, I don't got that type
Speaker 3: of energy. Yeah we hey, hold me back. Were good,
Speaker 3: We're good. But I've been saying this. I said, it's different.
Speaker 2: Now I say, you know, it ain't just seeing the
Speaker 2: guy at the McDonald's All American Game or you see
Speaker 2: the guy show up at one All Star game.
Speaker 3: These guys literally grew.
Speaker 2: Up playing against each other for seven years from the
Speaker 2: time they was like ten or eleven, and then they
Speaker 2: played one year of college ball against each other, and
Speaker 2: then they come to the Nvaight yep, And now you
Speaker 2: want me to dislike this guy that out of shot
Speaker 2: down his mom? Know my mom, my mom, know his mom,
Speaker 2: my dad, know his dad. We done ate at the
Speaker 2: same he ate in the same cafeteria. And so now
Speaker 2: you want me to because he played for the Celtics,
Speaker 2: I played for the Lakers.
Speaker 3: You want me to dislike him?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: That was the rivalry days is over unless it's something
Speaker 6: that personally happened off the court that nobody knows about.
Speaker 3: Other than that. You'll have like like somebody like Patrick Beverley.
Speaker 6: Right, he's a rarity, which means this, he loves the
Speaker 6: game so much that his respect level is. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: push you for your greatness and I want you to
Speaker 6: push my defense to his greatness. Right, I'm gonna challenge
Speaker 6: you every every step of the way.
Speaker 3: And when it's over with, you gave me.
Speaker 6: Forty Let's shake hands. I'm gonna watch film. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: see your next game, right right, those those are the
Speaker 6: guys we have now. The the old raw rob punched
Speaker 6: you and clothesline you for no reason. The NBA them
Speaker 6: finds them finds cost too much.
Speaker 3: Now for that, even if I don't like you, I'm.
Speaker 6: Not gonna express that on the basketball court.
Speaker 3: It costs too much.
Speaker 2: Right, And you remember this, You remember when a Cam
Speaker 2: Benson punch Kareem and then Kareem turned around and stocked
Speaker 2: me and broke his hand.
Speaker 3: He mister first witty games.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 2: Can you can you imagine somebody just act me doing that,
Speaker 2: just punching, just turn around and punching somebody in the face.
Speaker 8: Me.
Speaker 6: Listen, one that's gonna be fifty something.
Speaker 3: Games, right, that's one. Two.
Speaker 6: You're remember the kid in Timberwolves that punched got so
Speaker 6: angry he punched the.
Speaker 3: Wall, broke his head. Yeah yeah, it looked dumb, like
Speaker 3: like as a team, as teammates.
Speaker 6: No, what's your problem? Yeah, well you've been from missing
Speaker 6: game like, what's your problem? Though, we don't games?
Speaker 2: You remember what you remember when Kerment Washington where you
Speaker 2: don't remember Kerment Washington hit Rudy Rudy t oh oh
Speaker 2: he no, he ain't never playing no more. Now you
Speaker 2: hear somebody like do you hear somebody like that you
Speaker 2: ain't never playing?
Speaker 3: You don not today? Like it's listen, everyone likes the idea.
Speaker 6: Like I love when like the older player said, you know,
Speaker 6: we will do this, we would do that.
Speaker 3: No, you wouldn't.
Speaker 6: Them check fines will stop you from doing it when
Speaker 6: you up and you get that slip and it says
Speaker 6: minus four hundred thousand youna like, oh man, I can't
Speaker 6: tell the white people about this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, that stops all behavior right there, them checks.
Speaker 2: Well, see, it's it's a little different than football, Gill,
Speaker 2: because we don't really have you know, hit a whole
Speaker 2: lot of traveling football teams so like the Raiders and
Speaker 2: the Ravens and the Steelers. Yeah, you're trying to maname
Speaker 2: somebody the Raiders in the Bronco. Yeah, because we had
Speaker 2: rich see like basketball, because y'all played so many games.
Speaker 2: We had Raid we had in Denver, we had Raider Week.
Speaker 3: But it's Raider Week.
Speaker 2: Everybody wouldn't get Black Forces what but nah, ain't no
Speaker 2: Black Forces guild. But Al used to have a saying
Speaker 2: said the quarterback must go down, and he must go
Speaker 2: down hard. The Raiders must go down and they must
Speaker 2: go down hard. Oh, we send in the mess they said.
Speaker 2: They try to send a message. Were trying to send
Speaker 2: a message. It starts with the kickoff.
Speaker 3: Oh all I'm saying is hey, look here, we're gonna
Speaker 3: angle the ball turning back this way because I'm trying
Speaker 3: to put my helmet in his ear hole. Now, I
Speaker 3: ain't trying to knock him out for the whole year, gial,
Speaker 3: but I'm trying to get his ass out of that game.
Speaker 3: Y'all had too much a and y'all hearts for the Raiders.
Speaker 3: You know what, We've always felt. We've always felt some
Speaker 3: type of way about the Raiders. But Mike told us
Speaker 3: the story.
Speaker 2: Mike used to be the head coach of the Raiders
Speaker 2: all fired him after twenty games. You know, if you're
Speaker 2: on a contract, you get fired, you get your money. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Al wouldn't pay it. So Al said, sue me. It's
Speaker 2: gonna cost you more money through lawyer fees than I
Speaker 2: actually owe you.
Speaker 3: So Mike told.
Speaker 2: Us the story, All owe me money. You know he
Speaker 2: won't pay me. So now we taking it personal. Were talking, okay,
Speaker 2: all like owe us money.
Speaker 6: So now we got to take it out of your
Speaker 6: players ass.
Speaker 3: Somebody go, somebody go pay up. Yo, you're gonna y'all
Speaker 3: saw like bloods and cribs. U y'all don't even know why.
Speaker 3: Y'all y'all don't even know why. Y'all befit? Hey, hell
Speaker 3: once like it's a team.
Speaker 8: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: You do something like I said, if you do something?
Speaker 2: He man, Hey, man, such is such dirty?
Speaker 3: What do you do?
Speaker 2: Man that do? Don't worry about We get it. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're gonna get you or I'm gonna get you. You
Speaker 2: do something to me. If I can't get you, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna man shy'all with the hell without the bout hey
Speaker 2: you got you got did some dirty early in the game.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get somebody back. You never gonna tell a
Speaker 2: man I chief that he hen do nothing. I bet
Speaker 2: you didn't tell that. Wait, you don't get your ha back.
Speaker 3: Get traded during the middle of the season, do y'all?
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 3: Really, I don't have to worry, see y'all. See that's
Speaker 3: the thing.
Speaker 6: So because y'all don't get traded, nor do if you don't.
Speaker 6: If let's say you, you don't get traded to the Raiders,
Speaker 6: and if you're a free agent and you don't like
Speaker 6: the Raiders, you won't sign as a free agent anyway.
Speaker 3: I would guess what when I was a freeedgent in Baltimore,
Speaker 3: I got released from Baltimore, so I was a free agent.
Speaker 3: I actually visited the Raiders. M h. I just couldn't
Speaker 3: do it. Yes, yes, I just couldn't do it.
Speaker 6: So you guys can have real enemies and not worry
Speaker 6: about it. We can be beefing today and I can
Speaker 6: get traded at you tomorrow.
Speaker 3: It's got to be really.
Speaker 6: Have a real beef because we don't know where we're
Speaker 6: going to be at next year.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Man, we was in we were the old ESPN zone.
Speaker 3: In Atlanta. Man, it was me Ray.
Speaker 2: It was like me Ray and somebody else and it
Speaker 2: was like four or five Steelers in there. We walked
Speaker 2: right by the mofos. Ain't say a word, you don't change.
Speaker 2: We don't like y'all on the field. Off the field,
Speaker 2: it didn't matter.
Speaker 3: Here. What it is always some straight gang members and
Speaker 3: with it different.
Speaker 2: M h nah, it's Gil. You don't understand Gil. The
Speaker 2: thing about football will make football so unique is that
Speaker 2: it's literally in. It's in, It's in its purest form.
Speaker 2: It's about breaking a man's will. It's about intimidation. It's
Speaker 2: about moving a man against his will. Do you know
Speaker 2: what that's like, Gil? To move a man? A man says,
Speaker 2: I got my hand in the dirt and I ain't
Speaker 2: going nowhere. And I say, the hell you say, you're
Speaker 2: getting up out of this plot of land? Do you
Speaker 2: understand what it takes for a man, a man that's
Speaker 2: a grown ass man. And he says, I'm standing on business.
Speaker 2: Well you fina stand on business five yards behind the line.
Speaker 2: That's what you're gonna stand on. But you're finn, move
Speaker 2: off this plot of land. You finna get your ass
Speaker 2: up out of here. Now you're gonna keep coming.
Speaker 3: I see that. I think they call that show cops.
Speaker 3: Right then you should pull somebody over and get out
Speaker 3: of the car. I ain't getting out of the car. And
Speaker 3: then you know, and they see, you know, he out
Speaker 3: that car, he hit up out of them. He took
Speaker 3: the ass for when they get out of that car.
Speaker 3: But he out.
Speaker 2: Because football is the only thing I can do. Whatever
Speaker 2: I can. I can physically assault you and know nothing happened.
Speaker 3: Mmm. That sounds about the same show I'll be watching. Yeah, literally,
Speaker 3: now they done cleaned it up a lot. Well, you know,
Speaker 3: you can't you know, take the like the cheap shots
Speaker 3: and all that other stuff.
Speaker 6: But oh man, if we get animal, yeah, that's a
Speaker 6: different animal. I ain't even gonna, like I said, like
Speaker 6: a lot of that stuff.
Speaker 2: How they be talking and stuff like you couldn't talk
Speaker 2: like like these guys, like y'all be talking like Gill,
Speaker 2: Like y'all be talking.
Speaker 3: About old boy girl that he he done blew up.
Speaker 2: You gotta fight somebody, Gill, you do that. I ain't
Speaker 2: gonna like Gill. She might be a certain type of way,
Speaker 2: but once she getting with a dude on the team,
Speaker 2: let it leave.
Speaker 3: It alone, gill leave it alone.
Speaker 2: It a it got Hey, I'm telling you, that's a
Speaker 2: different God's gods in football. They got a different mindset. Man,
Speaker 2: you got to have a different mindset to play that game.
Speaker 3: You're right. I enjoy it, y'all, being in the club
Speaker 3: with your shirts off, in the club. We used to
Speaker 3: we used to, we used to give, we used to.
Speaker 2: But that was that was the thing, because like, I
Speaker 2: gotta come to work every day. Ain't no, ain't no
Speaker 2: a rookie. Nah, ain't no punk going, ain't no punky
Speaker 2: going on. Look, I understood my responsibility as a rookie.
Speaker 2: I gotta bring food to the plane. I gotta, you know,
Speaker 2: I gotta do you know they want to doughnuts and
Speaker 2: and and hot breakfast sandwiches on Friday. Okay, fine, as
Speaker 2: long as it wasn't the meaning, I got it.
Speaker 3: I got you. You ain't cutting my hair.
Speaker 2: I ain't taking your car to get it washed, because
Speaker 2: I ain't take I take my own car to get
Speaker 2: it washed. But as far as bringing I had to
Speaker 2: bring Popeyes, I had to bring KMC. I had to
Speaker 2: bring donuts. I had to I had to do all that.
Speaker 3: But but yeah, see, yeah, yeah, we get Yeah, they
Speaker 3: gonna kick the ball, and like the fifth row or
Speaker 3: the up in the bleachers, we gotta go get that
Speaker 3: before the bus sting. And then you know, I got
Speaker 3: tired up. I got a hog tied up. Let's just say, uh,
Speaker 3: Washington Wizards. Wasn't the first time I had to bring
Speaker 3: guns to the locker room. My roof DoD don't be
Speaker 3: I mean, I come back. I had to do that
Speaker 3: a couple of times. You know, you ain't want to
Speaker 3: just knuckle up. Huh, you ain't want to just knuckle up.
Speaker 3: Look at me. I weighed one hundred and ninety pounds,
Speaker 3: came to the NBA. So sorry, they ain't got nothing
Speaker 3: to do with.
Speaker 5: M.
Speaker 3: I wasn't.
Speaker 8: I ain't.
Speaker 3: I ain't get the NBA way. I ain't. I wasn't
Speaker 3: eating waist yet.
Speaker 2: I look, I only got look, I only got like
Speaker 2: mad man, I said, man, Animals get mad, humans get upset.
Speaker 3: I only got upset twice.
Speaker 2: And I remember it was my rookie year and I
Speaker 2: was in the tight end room. I had just moved
Speaker 2: to the tight end room. And uh, every day I
Speaker 2: come in there, you know, clans k would take me.
Speaker 2: I would set my books up and clans would knock
Speaker 2: it on the floor, and I was like, man, so
Speaker 2: you know, I you know, I say, hey, man, I
Speaker 2: ain't come here. I ain't come here for all that.
Speaker 2: I just remember telling myself, I'm going home, driving home,
Speaker 2: I say, Lord, my granted didn't send me here for this.
Speaker 2: I said, but if he knocked my things on the
Speaker 2: on the floor tomorrow, it's gonna be a problem. I remember,
Speaker 2: I'm driving home and I've said it. I said, Lord.
Speaker 2: I went home and I prayed. I said, please don't
Speaker 2: let this man.
Speaker 8: Yil.
Speaker 2: He knocked it on the floor, and I think it
Speaker 2: caught him off guard because he wasn't expecting anything. I
Speaker 2: put my hands on his throat. I said, if you
Speaker 2: ever do that, if you ever do that again, you
Speaker 2: will have to whip me, or I'm gonna have to
Speaker 2: whip you.
Speaker 3: I had no more.
Speaker 2: I ain't have no more problems with him. He was
Speaker 2: ten years and they he was I was like two.
Speaker 2: I was twenty two. C k probably like thirty. But
Speaker 2: he knew I was real because my eyes had them
Speaker 2: turned as red as this cup. Oh yeah, and everybody
Speaker 2: talking about man man shop, I ain't never seen you
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't bother nobody. I ain't never did that to
Speaker 2: a rookie. But and then me and Reggie River Man,
Speaker 2: it was cold, Gill, it was cold that day, and
Speaker 2: you know we I was like, man, look at Rechie,
Speaker 2: I don't feel like playing to day. Let that go, bro.
Speaker 2: So I had the ball, Gill, it was real cold.
Speaker 2: So we had walked through. Man, the dude came and
Speaker 2: knocked the ball out of my hand. The ball hit
Speaker 2: me in my face, I said.
Speaker 6: And so I just turned around and said, Brad, I said,
Speaker 6: didn't I tell you I didn't feel like playing?
Speaker 3: And did he walk? And I turned around and went
Speaker 3: back to the huddle. Is it fake or he hit you?
Speaker 3: I hit him? Mhm. I turned to walk back to
Speaker 3: the huddle. That was it. Mine was more scared at
Speaker 3: tactics are.
Speaker 2: Gil if I if I see, if I got to
Speaker 2: put my hand. Look, I don't like to get I
Speaker 2: don't like to get like that because I already know
Speaker 2: how it is. Because he ain't gonna and they're gonna
Speaker 2: even so one of us, one of us is gonna
Speaker 2: have to go.
Speaker 3: We can't stay on him. We can't be teammates cause
Speaker 3: I'm gonna fight every day till I win. That sounds
Speaker 3: about right, or you can just say you are. It's
Speaker 3: gonna hell no, you ain't having to have no braath.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna fight. We're gonna fight every day till I win.
Speaker 3: That's why I just Hey, that's why I came to
Speaker 3: work every day with a spot. They're like, damn, yop,
Speaker 3: how you happy every day? Hey?
Speaker 2: Bro, I got the best job in the world. I'm
Speaker 2: out of Glenville. My grandma ain't got to work. I
Speaker 2: ain't got to worry about nothing. My mom ain't. Ain't
Speaker 2: nobody got to worry about nothing, Bro, what's to be
Speaker 2: bad about? I don't play though, I don't. I don't
Speaker 2: play like that though. And that's what I tell people
Speaker 2: all the time. Everybody don't play like you play. I don't.
Speaker 2: I have a lady tell me. One time a girl
Speaker 2: tell me. She says, sharena, what a joke to you
Speaker 2: is death to someone else. I never forgot that, mhm.
Speaker 2: But it's do we have to We got a different
Speaker 2: mindset that you guys do. Give all that key, all
Speaker 2: that key key going on the locker room now. I
Speaker 2: don't know how it is not Gil. I've been retired
Speaker 2: twenty years. I've been retired twenty years. But guys don't
Speaker 2: play by the women.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Oh no, she she might have been. She might have been,
Speaker 2: she might have been a certain type of way. But
Speaker 2: when somebody of them blew up now with you by
Speaker 2: wealth stake, she got a ten carricter down on the hand.
Speaker 3: Don't play with that man about that. Oh no, we're
Speaker 3: gonna be in that mother laughing on cashit you could laugh.
Speaker 3: We better be laughing up under your breath. Depending on
Speaker 3: who she is. At least four of us and already
Speaker 3: hit it. So we're gonna be kicky here. O. Lord,
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, check this out. Gil Jaylen Brown liked
Speaker 3: the wild tweets.
Speaker 2: Somebody said if Jaylen Brown was number one on the team,
Speaker 2: he would average thirty.
Speaker 3: And be m v P cap He liked. He liked
Speaker 3: the tweet, right, he liked it, and it's still there. Well,
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm sure.
Speaker 6: I mean, if someone said, you know, I'm the number
Speaker 6: one spokesperson in the world, I'm gonna.
Speaker 10: Like it too. Okay, I get it. Not realistic, but.
Speaker 3: Okay, I get it, But look it probably maybe maybe
Speaker 3: he didn't mean to No that's come on, it's a compliment.
Speaker 6: I mean they're just basically saying, you know, if he
Speaker 6: was the number one option that you know, he'll he'll be.
Speaker 3: M v P shit. I mean, if if he could
Speaker 3: feel that way, you want a team they won't have.
Speaker 6: I mean, they could say that could be said, so
Speaker 6: I wouldn't take that as no distri but I just
Speaker 6: think that was a.
Speaker 2: Compliment, and he's just liking a compliment. Okay, so we left, well, okay,
Speaker 2: we ain't gonna make too much out of here. Doc
Speaker 2: Rivers believed that Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan's CP three should
Speaker 2: have the jersey retired with the Clippers. You agree with Doc,
Speaker 2: Blake Griffin CP three and DJ DeAndre Jordans.
Speaker 6: I mean, they at this moment in time, they are
Speaker 6: considered the best Clippers ever because the organization itself was
Speaker 6: basically a forearm team. You know, they never really kept
Speaker 6: anybody past three years. So you know, Blake Griffin when
Speaker 6: he got about ten thousand points there, so I mean
Speaker 6: that's not that's not Rafters numbers, but for the Clippers,
Speaker 6: I would think.
Speaker 7: So DeAndre Jordan two, he got a Defensive Player of
Speaker 7: the Year three time, All NBA, one time All Star,
Speaker 7: which is weird, right, one time All Star, but he
Speaker 7: was top fifteen, wouldn't I wouldn't for the legacy of
Speaker 7: the Clippers, I would say, Okay, I wouldn't be mad
Speaker 7: at it.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't it wouldn't be one of those jersey. I'm like, well,
Speaker 3: how he he his jersey retired the legacy there.
Speaker 2: So you know, you gotta fill somebody, so she might
Speaker 2: as well. So obviously that the Clipper that had a
Speaker 2: whole lot of great players, probably the greatest player probably
Speaker 2: would be Bob McAdoo because the Clippers, the Buffalo Braves
Speaker 2: became the Clippers. They actually they were in San Diego first,
Speaker 2: That's how they got the name Clippers, and then they
Speaker 2: moved to LA.
Speaker 3: So who would you say is the greatest Clipper?
Speaker 8: I would probably say Blake Griffin at this point, Blaker
Speaker 8: between him or CP three, you know, but.
Speaker 3: They both about what five time All Stars, five time
Speaker 3: All NBA, and and I think most of all of
Speaker 3: CP three's defensive player awards came there. So between them two,
Speaker 3: flip a con can be.
Speaker 8: Mad at it.
Speaker 3: Shaq or Rudy Gobert. I never thought he was a
Speaker 3: great defensive player.
Speaker 2: Shaq has never hesitated to criticized Rudy Gobert, and this week,
Speaker 2: Shaq claimed that he feels Gobert, three time Defensive Player
Speaker 2: of the Year and current runaway favorite to win his
Speaker 2: fourth is overrated defender.
Speaker 3: I never thought he was a great defender either.
Speaker 2: See what it is, There's not a lot of centers
Speaker 2: that are making him play defense, like he's not doing
Speaker 2: that issue against yoke Nicolea Jokic because he has to engage.
Speaker 2: But when he's going against another guy he's seven six.
Speaker 2: Of course, if you lay it up, he's going to
Speaker 2: block it. Any truth to what Shaq's saying about Gobert,
Speaker 2: for sure facts.
Speaker 6: I had to ask someone who votes, how do they
Speaker 6: rate defense, and that's what they said. They said, steals, blocks,
Speaker 6: defensive rebounding, team defense efficiency, opponent field goal position.
Speaker 3: With player as whoever the player is a close to
Speaker 3: them plus minus when they're on and off the floor.
Speaker 6: Now, what the hell does any of that mean? Because
Speaker 6: of this, Rudy Gobert is a five man now him
Speaker 6: guarding five men. Let's look at these stats, Jokis, He's
Speaker 6: only played Yokics one time this year, Jokis had twenty
Speaker 6: five and ten. Of course he played Winby all four
Speaker 6: times because he's a rookie. Twenty nine and nine, twelve
Speaker 6: and ten, seventeen and thirteen, twenty three and ten is
Speaker 6: what Winby gave him. He played in mbat one time,
Speaker 6: NB gave him fifty one and ten. He's played AD
Speaker 6: two times, thirty one and eight, thirty three.
Speaker 3: And seventeen, and then last game he was a no show.
Speaker 6: The guys who can score are busting his ass, which
Speaker 6: means he's not a great on defender.
Speaker 3: Meaning when his guy has the ball.
Speaker 6: And he's in the scoring position, giving him work to
Speaker 6: stop him. Now, what happens on screening rolls and they
Speaker 6: switch and he.
Speaker 3: Switched off of his man. Right, Let's say there's a switch,
Speaker 3: and then Jokish get the ball and scores on the guard.
Speaker 6: That doesn't count towards Rudy okay, Right, So there's a
Speaker 6: bunch of you. You're getting credit for things that has
Speaker 6: nothing to do with you personally. Right, you're getting defensive stops,
Speaker 6: but you're not stopping the guy who's scoring on you. Right,
Speaker 6: We side blocks and this and that and whoever the
Speaker 6: closest is to the guy who misses it. It just
Speaker 6: makes no sense. And I can see why Shaq is
Speaker 6: saying this. And I always understood that. Like people say,
Speaker 6: you didn't play great defense, I was great. So I
Speaker 6: helped great, great help side defensive guy. I took charges.
Speaker 6: I was great on the ball down screens and ship.
Speaker 6: Yeah you got me on that. But I wasn't very good.
Speaker 3: I didn't want to be hit like that. But stop,
Speaker 3: my man wasn't taking me off the dribble and stuff
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 6: So it's weird how they are rating these guys. Steel's
Speaker 6: blocks defensive, rebounding, but he can't stop it his individual
Speaker 6: man one on one. But he's leading in the category
Speaker 6: of defense.
Speaker 3: You have, you have and man as a defensive player
Speaker 3: who literally stops this guy right right, he's a lockdown defender.
Speaker 3: We know he's a lockdown defender, but.
Speaker 6: How are you how do you get credit as a
Speaker 6: defender and him who gets credit.
Speaker 3: For this this stop right? You know? So the stats,
Speaker 3: the stats doesn't show that he's a great defensive player
Speaker 3: like Ben Wallace, right right, Yes, Allis wasn't very good
Speaker 3: guard and his men when his man was backing them
Speaker 3: down trying to score undersize he was a light light.
Speaker 9: Waist down, but he was great health side defender right right,
Speaker 9: he was a great health side defender, block shots weak side,
Speaker 9: And like, how does rebound and counts defense?
Speaker 3: It's that that's not a fucking factor, man, Shack, Shack.
Speaker 2: Ain't nobody with no great defending on you your big hands, man,
Speaker 2: you gave everyone you remember the Kim Bate was defensive
Speaker 2: Player of the years.
Speaker 3: Shaq gave thirty seventy seventeen. But I think good.
Speaker 2: But first of all, Bill Russell, whoever was a defensive
Speaker 2: player that you DM, David Robinson, it didn't matter. First
Speaker 2: of all, ain't no great defensive player gonna stop a
Speaker 2: great offensive player. Be it the glove, be it Alvin Robertson,
Speaker 2: all them great defensive guard. They couldn't do anything with Jordan.
Speaker 2: They couldn't do anything with them scoring guys. David Robinson
Speaker 2: the year he won MVP, Elijah.
Speaker 3: A cook it. I'll tell you I cooked it. Go
Speaker 3: look it up.
Speaker 6: You know you're right. So that's what I'm saying. So
Speaker 6: for you getting your defensive rating off of right, Let's
Speaker 6: say I if Jokish want to be a great.
Speaker 3: Defensive player and he plays against Rudy every day. Obviously,
Speaker 3: Rudy King score. Right.
Speaker 6: If Rudy King score, Jokis becomes the best defensive player
Speaker 6: of the year because he's guarding a dude who don't
Speaker 6: shoot the ball.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: So with all these switches and switching going on, and
Speaker 6: we get to switch everything, how do you tell who's.
Speaker 3: Actually counting for defense? Defensive rebound?
Speaker 6: A guy who averaging fit fourteen rebounds and he's leading
Speaker 6: in he's leading in defensive rating. That's fucking rebound. That's
Speaker 6: a rebound that has nothing to do with stopping somebody.
Speaker 6: I was third in steals, right, they credit.
Speaker 3: Me for no defense.
Speaker 6: Hey, I's on the defensive team, Larry Hughes's first team defense.
Speaker 3: Gilbert didn't get no defensive points, right. I was third
Speaker 3: in steels, right? No, Why God damn it. That's all
Speaker 3: I wanted was to steal.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to figure out how how Tim duncan
Speaker 2: be All defense fifteen times they don't win the Defensive
Speaker 2: Player of the Year.
Speaker 3: That's what I said. It's it's you can't be.
Speaker 2: You can't be a fifteen time All defensive player, not
Speaker 2: one time when Defensive Player of the Year but that's
Speaker 2: what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: It's like, what but but you when you read that,
Speaker 6: when you read what they're saying, steels, block, defensive rebounds, right,
Speaker 6: team defense efficiency. So now it's team defense. So that
Speaker 6: means you need more than one fucking player on the team. Say,
Speaker 6: help you guard somebody? Right, then you got opponent field
Speaker 6: goal percentage with player as.
Speaker 3: The closest defender.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So if I listen, listen, look this hottest looks. Let's say, uh,
Speaker 3: you get beat defensively, right, Yes, your man blow by
Speaker 3: you and you missed the layup. I'm the nearest dude
Speaker 3: near the play right, you will get credit for me.
Speaker 3: I don't even have to be looking.
Speaker 6: I get the rating for it because I'm the closest
Speaker 6: to that misshot.
Speaker 3: Wow, So should I just.
Speaker 6: Want to guard like I want to guard Ben Simmons
Speaker 6: then and say, Ben, just keep shooting. I'm just saying,
Speaker 6: right next to your brother, I'm become the best defensive
Speaker 6: player of the year.
Speaker 2: With defensive player to you yourself there. Steph Kurr says
Speaker 2: he's considering a career in politics after retiring from the NBA.
Speaker 2: During the Parents on CBS Morning to promote his new
Speaker 2: children's book, and I Am Extraordinary. Steph gave insight into
Speaker 2: his plans after ending his current career May Steff saying
Speaker 2: would ask if he would ever expect to see him
Speaker 2: make a run for the over office. I have an
Speaker 2: interest in leveraging every part of my influence for good
Speaker 2: in the any and and the and the way that
Speaker 2: I can. So if that's the way that I can
Speaker 2: do it that I'm not saying presidency, but politics, maybe
Speaker 2: I'm not mad at it.
Speaker 3: I mean, I ain't mad at him either. You know, still, dude,
Speaker 3: he's a he's he's a good dude. He has a
Speaker 3: good heart. So you know, uh, you know, if he
Speaker 3: is in politics, he's gonna he's gonna try to do
Speaker 3: right by the people.
Speaker 2: Gil there's a difference between sports journalists and I guess
Speaker 2: the investigatives and news journalists. All I'm saying is, make
Speaker 2: sure your house is in order. Now, If if, if
Speaker 2: the only thing that's gonna come up is that you
Speaker 2: didn't want them to build a low income housing next
Speaker 2: to your residency, You're gonna be fine. They're gonna find
Speaker 2: out everything, h as Fanny willis. All you gotta do
Speaker 2: is go down there, and look at the DA that's
Speaker 2: in Atlanta. They brought these charges against President Trump.
Speaker 3: Uh huh. Nobody knew anything about what was going on
Speaker 3: down there until she did that. So all I'm saying is, hey,
Speaker 3: I believe in Steap. I believe he's a model citizen.
Speaker 3: But that's just what we see. They gonna go hunting,
Speaker 3: they gonna go fishing, and that's the politician is a
Speaker 3: dirty game. Man. The hell yeah, they trying to listen,
Speaker 3: they trying to discredit you with your past.
Speaker 2: But and hey, against us, it's gonna work. Yeah, against them,
Speaker 2: they get to keep it down. Only matter, It don't
Speaker 2: matter what, It don't matter about that because I know
Speaker 2: a situation they made President Obama.
Speaker 6: Dis viow Reverend Wright mm hmm. Couldn't go to the
Speaker 6: church no more, couldn't be couldn't be a mentor couldn't
Speaker 6: be anything. Now we see what's going on now mm hm. David, dude,
Speaker 6: it don't even matter. So understand, our transgressions are like shackles.
Speaker 6: Their transgressions are like cobwebs. You brush cobwebs aside, you
Speaker 6: brush them off, you shackles. You're held more accountable, ruthful.
Speaker 6: I wish that I wish them the best to look
Speaker 6: get my vote.
Speaker 3: You're gonna get my vote, but we already gonna know
Speaker 3: you're gonna be on the golf course with his pops. Uh.
Speaker 2: It's time for our last topic of the day. Gil
Speaker 2: is called Q and a double oh splash. Uncle gil
Speaker 2: My son loves to show. This is his favorite night
Speaker 2: to watch. He's twelve years old and ask if you
Speaker 2: guys would shout him out. He's an Honor roll student
Speaker 2: and he's going for all aids. All right, Hey, bro,
Speaker 2: thanks for watching. I appreciate hope of your dad covet
Speaker 2: years when we talk about the real, real, real stuff
Speaker 2: that a twelve year old's not supposed to hear. But
Speaker 2: congratulations bro, making an Honor roll get all these aids.
Speaker 2: And thanks for tuning in and watching Nightcap with Sheddon
Speaker 2: and Gil.
Speaker 3: Kimper Norwood Junior. I don't know how his son is
Speaker 3: up at night at eleven thirty being on the honor road.
Speaker 3: Tell him to take his little ass to sleep. He's
Speaker 3: your favorite. So this is the late one. He might
Speaker 3: be home school, okay, because another one, you know, y'all
Speaker 3: come on about seven thirty. Kimper Norwood Jr. Ask Gil,
Speaker 3: do you believe that Luca can help the Maths get
Speaker 3: another title? Listen, it ain't about Luca. Luca's one piece,
Speaker 3: and it's do you do you think the organization, the
Speaker 3: new organization is going to put pieces around him to
Speaker 3: help him win. Right when Dirt first got there, Cuban
Speaker 3: put a bunch of pieces. When you look at some
Speaker 3: of them lineups and rosters that they were trying to
Speaker 3: build over there early in Dirt's career, they were trying, right,
Speaker 3: That's all that.
Speaker 6: Matters as long as the organization is really trying to
Speaker 6: put pieces around them. So you know, once once Luca
Speaker 6: hits about twenty this is about twenty five right now. Yeah,
Speaker 6: within the next two years, we can really see if
Speaker 6: they're trying to make moves to get a championship.
Speaker 2: We got here, Jose the hayesus So, Gil, you guys
Speaker 2: taking your lead your squad, Brian Russ or rookie d
Speaker 2: Rose Rolls was what the athleticism, This is what I
Speaker 2: think you can feel come and say this. Russ and
Speaker 2: d Rose are the two most athletic point guards that
Speaker 2: we've ever seen. Now Josh is coming into that mix too,
Speaker 2: Jo Joh, but man, d Rose had bounced.
Speaker 3: They had that they like they they had the speed
Speaker 3: and that explosion. I'm always go with the bigger one, right,
Speaker 3: I'm always going with the six four sixty five guy
Speaker 3: who can get out. So I'm gonna go with Russ
Speaker 3: just because his the tangibles, right, everything he brings, the energy,
Speaker 3: he brings, like, I love me some d Rose.
Speaker 2: I mean you know what I mean. The way he
Speaker 2: played d Road was special man. Yeah, it wasn't even
Speaker 2: prime d Roll.
Speaker 3: It was just young d row z Row. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: didn't get a chance to get to prime because he
Speaker 3: was injured. Yeah, it was. It was yet So I
Speaker 3: got to see where Russ. So I'm gonna take the
Speaker 3: triple double Russ over, you know, the the m v
Speaker 3: P d Ros and knowing that we don't know what
Speaker 3: d Rose would have looked like a healthy twenty five,
Speaker 3: twenty six, twenty.
Speaker 11: Seven, where you're gonna put Joh in that mix? Jah
Speaker 11: right now is I'll have him third, Right, he's third.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: He hasn't had that that that d Rose MVP year, right,
Speaker 3: he hasn't. He hasn't got to that level. But the
Speaker 3: things he has done, it's hard to say. He's not
Speaker 3: right there, He's he's knocking on the door. He's knocking
Speaker 3: to the door right now. I never saw d Rose play,
Speaker 3: didn't see Russ play in his prime. But to watch Jah.
Speaker 2: If those guys were any more athletic than Jah, good
Speaker 2: god abody. Yeah, because this dude here, the way he
Speaker 2: can contort his body. Now d Rose could do that.
Speaker 3: Now, d rot Russ. That's not Russ. Russ just explosive
Speaker 3: straight ahead.
Speaker 2: But d Rose would the up and under the dipsy dude, man,
Speaker 2: joh man, he's like he's just suspended it there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: When he.
Speaker 3: We really we really sit, they.
Speaker 6: Gonna think it's photo shot about ten to fifteen years
Speaker 6: when he went to block that shot and all this
Speaker 6: was on the backboard, yeah, or when he brought Torrian Prince,
Speaker 6: when he brought with like with the Lakers, with we
Speaker 6: playing the Lakers, when he.
Speaker 3: Blocked that, yeah, yeah, that that when they blow that
Speaker 3: up and if that ain't on his wall, he needs
Speaker 3: to go ahead and get that on this wall. That
Speaker 3: that that that that that is a beautiful time capsule
Speaker 3: shot right there.
Speaker 2: Greg King said, Gil, would you ever coach an NBA
Speaker 2: team if the opportunity presents itself.
Speaker 3: How do you motivate watch to go to work up
Speaker 3: the coach a team if I have full control of
Speaker 3: who I can draft, who I put on my on
Speaker 3: my bench and all that, and my motivational speech will
Speaker 3: sound the same every goddamn day. Who in here want
Speaker 3: to be a max player when they raised out, Well, goddamn,
Speaker 3: let's train like one. Okay, the max players train like
Speaker 3: max players.
Speaker 6: Don't tell me you want to be a max player,
Speaker 6: but you training like a six man, right. I want
Speaker 6: you to train like Kobe Bryant, like Steph Curry. I
Speaker 6: want you to train like that. And if you do,
Speaker 6: that's as a coach, that's one. I want to see
Speaker 6: how many max players I can push out.
Speaker 3: So when you when they hit the free agency, I'm
Speaker 3: the guy. You're coming from max players, right, you know,
Speaker 3: because you're not gonna tell me you want to be
Speaker 3: a max player, but you at the club every night, right,
Speaker 3: don't don't beat Do not be working out three times
Speaker 3: a day. You're grunning the beach. You're eating your salad
Speaker 3: in the summer.
Speaker 6: To come to training camp and get ready for the season,
Speaker 6: and then come to the season, work out one time
Speaker 6: and be at the strip club all day because you're
Speaker 6: away from your your wife.
Speaker 3: Don't don't, don't give me the worst of you. See,
Speaker 3: that's what the NBA is.
Speaker 6: See, they at home with the family in the summer,
Speaker 6: so they can't do all of this ship they're trying
Speaker 6: to do. Then come to the to the season, and
Speaker 6: that's when they want to consume.
Speaker 3: The most alcohol.
Speaker 6: They want to stay up the ladies, they want to
Speaker 6: party because they're on the road. Now, we're gonna flip
Speaker 6: this around. We're not gonna You're not gonna do.
Speaker 3: That on this watch. This is the job now, right
Speaker 3: you know, So that those are the talks I'm gonna have, Like,
Speaker 3: do you really want to be one of the greats?
Speaker 6: If you just come in here, get in the church,
Speaker 6: because I'm gonna treat you just like that.
Speaker 3: If you want to be a Kobe Bryan type, we're
Speaker 3: gonna train like that. I'm gonna hold you to that standard.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 3: If you just want to come get a check it out,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna treat you like that too. I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: expect nothing from you. Right you come in, Hey, if
Speaker 3: you hit your first two shots and keep you in.
Speaker 3: If not, Hey, going on down there where the rest
Speaker 3: of you drunk motherfuckers be have fun. I ain't gonna
Speaker 3: be finey and you come in late, I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: find you. I'm not even gonna do nothing. Hey, you
Speaker 3: chose your path. You're gonna get paid accordingly. But the
Speaker 3: guys who's trying to put that work in, they trying
Speaker 3: to get the max deals.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna help them. Don't complain about the role. Don't
Speaker 2: complain about the results you didn't get because the work
Speaker 2: you didn't put in. And that's what man row. Come
Speaker 2: on now, Yeah, Kember, know what Junior said. Oh, my
Speaker 2: goal in life is to have a one on one
Speaker 2: conversation with you. What do you think that conversation would be?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 2: You are my role model. I love watch Than every
Speaker 2: Monday and Tuesday on First Take. It all depends on
Speaker 2: what you're trying to, what you're trying to do, what
Speaker 2: you're trying to become in life.
Speaker 3: I can just.
Speaker 2: I have a general good idea when I start to
Speaker 2: talk to someone how serious they are about what they
Speaker 2: want to become, because it becomes a very apparent because
Speaker 2: when people say, well, chef man, I want to get
Speaker 2: in chair I want to train, but I got to
Speaker 2: eat my fried chip Man. You know, I got to
Speaker 2: have my man a shop man come up bad. You know,
Speaker 2: I gotta get my burgers. I gotta get my pizza.
Speaker 3: I gotta do it. Okay, next question, I'm not gonna.
Speaker 3: I don't come.
Speaker 2: I don't when my time because you're telling me all
Speaker 2: the things that you don't want to get up, give up,
Speaker 2: but you're telling me you want to be great.
Speaker 6: There are no shortcust of greatness. There are only sacrifices
Speaker 6: to be That's it.
Speaker 2: And so by telling me what you what you don't
Speaker 2: want to do, I need you to come in and says, Okay,
Speaker 2: what do I need to do to be able to
Speaker 2: accomplish X, Y and Z.
Speaker 3: Nobody wants to sacrifice. I think that's I think that's
Speaker 3: usually everyone's achilles heel. They don't want to sacrifice for
Speaker 3: what they want.
Speaker 6: That becomes like you, you really have to understand that
Speaker 6: to get to get to another place, you got to
Speaker 6: do different things.
Speaker 3: Yes, to get what you never have, you've got to
Speaker 3: do what you've never done. I mean, I just do.
Speaker 2: I just don't get people that think that it's like
Speaker 2: this this stuff is easy, like people just roll out
Speaker 2: of bed and become great.
Speaker 3: No, there's a price because we make it seem easy. Yes,
Speaker 3: that's a problem.
Speaker 6: We make it seem easy because they can't see everything
Speaker 6: we're doing. They just see the results, and the results
Speaker 6: look easy. But see, that's what discipline is. It requires
Speaker 6: you to do your best when no one is watching.
Speaker 6: See if all you see, all you see is what
Speaker 6: I do on the field, but you didn't see what
Speaker 6: I did. Why when you couldn't see? But I couldn't
Speaker 6: fool the man.
Speaker 3: In the mirror.
Speaker 2: I know how many times I was on that track.
Speaker 2: I know how much weight I lifted, I know how
Speaker 2: I ate, So I couldn't get mad if things didn't
Speaker 2: go my way because I didn't do the necessary work
Speaker 2: that it was required to get to what I had done.
Speaker 2: So there's only one way to do it. You got
Speaker 2: to do what others can't or won't, and sometimes you
Speaker 2: got to do both. It's simple, alto Lainty Ray saying,
Speaker 2: since it's eleven thirty pms, essentil it's sadistic and I'll
Speaker 2: be asleep by the time you read this.
Speaker 3: I'm pre ask you my questions.
Speaker 2: Would you consider would you consider to be a failure
Speaker 2: you experienced and what did you learn from it? No,
Speaker 2: I just considered delayed success. I didn't do what I
Speaker 2: needed to do in high school. But the best thing
Speaker 2: that happened was because I bulgized in high school.
Speaker 3: And I went to Savannah State. I met a lifelong friend.
Speaker 2: I met instructors and professors and doctors that sincerely and
Speaker 2: genuinely carried about Shannon Sharp and probably two of my
Speaker 2: favorite I mean I had a bunch, I mean probably
Speaker 2: four or five was Haynes Walton and Norman Elmore. And
Speaker 2: I just remember them always telling me, Sains, you're going
Speaker 2: to be our best representative of Savannah State. H And
Speaker 2: I want you to understand that, but I want you
Speaker 2: to wear it like a badge of honor. And I
Speaker 2: never forgot that. And I remember when I went to
Speaker 2: the league and I came back, doctor doctor Walton hugged
Speaker 2: me and told me how proud he was. Doctor Norman Elmore.
Speaker 2: I loved going to that man's class man Gil. I
Speaker 2: remember one morning it was it was cold, it was
Speaker 2: really really cold.
Speaker 3: Now it was raining. It was just it was two instances.
Speaker 2: One it was raining, and you know, you get a professor,
Speaker 2: you give it, you know, you give him ten minutes
Speaker 2: and he come and he always had these stacks of
Speaker 2: books stacked up this hinde and they sliding all over
Speaker 2: the place.
Speaker 3: And I just remember you saying, he said, you know what,
Speaker 3: I almost didn't come. It was like four or five
Speaker 3: of a stage.
Speaker 2: Everybody else was gone, he said, you know what, I
Speaker 2: almost didn't come today, he said, but I thought somebody
Speaker 2: would want to learn something. Mm hmm, man, I would
Speaker 2: hate man. I loved going to that man's class. I
Speaker 2: loved going to doctor Walton's class. I had a professor,
Speaker 2: that Gay Hewett. She was amazing. Doctor Macklamore. Doctor Maclamore
Speaker 2: and doctor Green were my remedial reading and English teachers.
Speaker 2: Because when I got to Savannah State, I was in
Speaker 2: developmental studies. I don't know if anybody knows, but those
Speaker 2: were they call them developmental studies, but it was reading
Speaker 2: because I didn't meet the academic requirements.
Speaker 3: We know what those mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was in there, all of them. I had English, reading,
Speaker 2: in math and graduated college in four years and two months.
Speaker 2: Had I not been in those classes out of graduated
Speaker 2: with no summer school, but I wasn't ashamed a lot
Speaker 2: of my teammates were ashamed to go in there because
Speaker 2: they were trailers and everybody knew what those classes were. Man,
Speaker 2: I go in there, have ay, have my stars, jeans on,
Speaker 2: my eyes on our clue. Old Friday had me a briefcase,
Speaker 2: had a jacket on, because I was like, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: be something.
Speaker 3: Y'all can't make y'all came. Y'all can't make me.
Speaker 2: I take sole responsibility for my failures for putting myself
Speaker 2: in a situation, so y'all can't make me feel bad.
Speaker 3: I know I ain't done.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 3: I walked right up in that thing. Hey, Gil, I
Speaker 3: had me a breef iron.
Speaker 2: I had my shirt iron night before, on Thursday night, Iron,
Speaker 2: my shirt had a collar shirt on. Give me a jacket,
Speaker 2: get my creech half slacks, go right up in there
Speaker 2: with a briefcase because I know I was gonna be something.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, yeah, I ain't going to class on training.
Speaker 3: I'm going to class.
Speaker 6: I'm going, Gill, you know why I'm going to class
Speaker 6: where you think them bangs were.
Speaker 3: They weren't in their dorm. They ain't class. Yeah, see listen,
Speaker 3: I was trying. I stayed to the gym. I say,
Speaker 3: in the gym. I went to one class my freshman year.
Speaker 3: I went to one as the first day to see
Speaker 3: what was in there, and then I had and then
Speaker 3: I had my second year same thing. One class.
Speaker 8: That was it.
Speaker 3: Outside in the front of the class. I'm still legal
Speaker 3: a freshman.
Speaker 2: God, Gil you you father from graduating? Then when you
Speaker 2: went to school? Oh no, no, fact, no, yeah, I
Speaker 2: wasn't listening. I went there for basketball.
Speaker 3: That's it. The program I seen them on they on TV,
Speaker 3: and this it is. I used the television to get drafted.
Speaker 3: People like, yeah, you're gonna go back to get your degree.
Speaker 5: For what I got?
Speaker 3: Ships I need?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't need. Noh, somebody saying you have you
Speaker 2: had a briefcase not a book band. Now I had
Speaker 2: a briefcase of one handed books and the other.
Speaker 3: I was like, I was dealing it.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: Four kt as is the altitude playing in Denver as
Speaker 2: bad as people? Yeah, you gotta get used to it.
Speaker 2: There's a reason why people train the altitude they go to.
Speaker 2: Why do you think the uh, the Olympic training facility
Speaker 2: is in Colorado Springs.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't put it there if they were if it
Speaker 3: didn't benefit you.
Speaker 2: Most people trained in altitude, they go to flag Staff,
Speaker 2: they go to a Colorado springs. I had the ten
Speaker 2: I had to tend in my house Hyperbary Schamer. Yes,
Speaker 2: absolutely so in absolutely and absolutely. But Big Mike said,
Speaker 2: what's up a girl questionnaire? Which record you think would
Speaker 2: be broken?
Speaker 3: First?
Speaker 2: A Curry three point record? He said, Lebron's forty thousand
Speaker 2: point a Curry three point record.
Speaker 3: Do you understand how many? How how low? Forty thousand?
Speaker 3: That record stood for almost forty years?
Speaker 6: Forty Curry's three point d the Curry's three point record
Speaker 6: because they shoot more of them, they're shooting more and
Speaker 6: he started off slow.
Speaker 3: Yes, Ingle injury. So there's there's a get there's there's
Speaker 3: space to get that that that that record, because there
Speaker 3: are a lot of that are ahead of the pace. Yeah.
Speaker 2: For for what current was boxers go to Big Bear
Speaker 2: up here in northern California. So yeah, every since basically
Speaker 2: since Mexico City in sixty eight, the Olympics, I mean,
Speaker 2: the thing aunt the thing they are up there. A
Speaker 2: lot of records fail. The Kenyon they trained in the
Speaker 2: Riff Valley. There's a reason, that's why they went all
Speaker 2: the damn time.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 3: It helped to have them labs up to do with it.
Speaker 2: John mary Nella said, give, if you could compare your
Speaker 2: game to anyone curly in the league, who would it
Speaker 2: be and why?
Speaker 6: Uh? It was early James Harden mixed with Dan Right,
Speaker 6: I was very good at I mean, like shifting guys
Speaker 6: and understanding human behavior, so getting to the free throw line, getting.
Speaker 3: But I was more.
Speaker 6: I was more all around than James us right. I
Speaker 6: posted up. You know, I had one on one mid
Speaker 6: post shot without dribbling. I knew how to flare, I
Speaker 6: knew how to cut, play very well without the ball.
Speaker 8: And with Dame.
Speaker 6: I possessed knowing how to slow the game down while
Speaker 6: I was moving fast, so you know, hitting shots at
Speaker 6: the end of the game, that's that's that's mental training,
Speaker 6: where being clutched clutch is more of understanding why everything
Speaker 6: is going fast.
Speaker 3: You can slow it all day down, and that's what
Speaker 3: I was very good at. But for the most part
Speaker 3: I was. I was a mixed between the two, but
Speaker 3: they over exceeded where I was.
Speaker 8: I mean, but it was.
Speaker 2: Aaron Owen says, I remember when a fan asked Clay
Speaker 2: Johnson the autograph for Toaster. What's the weirdest item of
Speaker 2: fan requested to be signed up and gil.
Speaker 3: Uh a baby's diaper while the baby still had it on.
Speaker 3: Damn yeah hand. In hindsight, it was a new die.
Speaker 3: It was you know, boom.
Speaker 6: And then I realized that, yeah, he gonna Yeah, You're
Speaker 6: gonna use the restroom at some point, and I'm pretty
Speaker 6: sure you're not gonna keep that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you're probably right. Uh man, you know what
Speaker 2: people be talking about. Take off a shoe. Try to
Speaker 2: take off a shoe and give me decided that, Like,
Speaker 2: for real, you really think i'mbout to side your.
Speaker 3: Shoe take it off?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't feel comfortable signing to sign my arm or
Speaker 2: something like that. Come on, man, get a piece of
Speaker 2: paper or something.
Speaker 3: Little kids, because that's a little come on, that's a
Speaker 3: little kid thing.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 3: I'm never gonna watch his arm again. I'm trying to think,
Speaker 3: what's the weirdest thing I've.
Speaker 2: I think it's weird when people want you to I'm
Speaker 2: a football player, want you to sign a baseball Who
Speaker 2: the hell do I look like Barry Bars? I mean,
Speaker 2: would you want Baron Bards to side of football. That's
Speaker 2: all they have at the time. Sometimes that's all they happen.
Speaker 3: They just want the autogram because they probably never gonna
Speaker 3: see again.
Speaker 2: You're probably right, Yill, You're probably right. Well, that's our
Speaker 2: time for tonight.
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