Speaker 1: No no, come home no come.
Speaker 2: No no no no come home.
Speaker 3: No come. On this episode of the Heat Check, we
Speaker 3: get into some news around the NBA, more guys, into
Speaker 3: the rumor mill of the trades.
Speaker 1: Jahn Morant just.
Speaker 3: Killing kids, killing kids, staring them down, doesn't care who
Speaker 3: you are. Wives, Chill, hide your kids, hide your wives.
Speaker 1: Ja Morant's killing everybody up in here. We're getting into
Speaker 1: busy season, Brocks, so let's drop that beat.
Speaker 3: Name like Mann, I'm perfect, good.
Speaker 1: Name rays like.
Speaker 3: Genrean like a conservative dad living in Louisiana is sending
Speaker 3: little kids to conversion therapy.
Speaker 1: But in this case, it's not turning them straight. It's
Speaker 1: setting them straight that.
Speaker 3: There will be no fucking other fandom in this arena
Speaker 3: except for the Memphis Grizzlies, specifically Steph Curry. There is
Speaker 3: no more Steph Curry fans. If you are in our
Speaker 3: arena and you root for us, you wear no one
Speaker 3: else's jersey.
Speaker 4: And if you wear another kid's jersey, another man's jersey,
Speaker 4: and you ask for a high five in our fucking arena,
Speaker 4: I am not only turning you down.
Speaker 2: I will flex on your face two inches from your
Speaker 2: seven year old body and your whack ass Golden State
Speaker 2: Warriors jersey.
Speaker 3: Because that is what happened, folks. So this is how
Speaker 3: it all went down. Golden State plays in Memphis. Everybody's
Speaker 3: excited every time Steph comes to town. Steph gets a
Speaker 3: tons of fans and BP little kids love them. So
Speaker 3: Steph Curry not anymore, not here anymore. So Ja Morant
Speaker 3: dunks a little kid courtside, puts his hand up the
Speaker 3: jaw and jaw's like, no, absolutely not. You're in a
Speaker 3: Steph Curry jersey and he flexes in this kid's face.
Speaker 3: Can't be rooting for Steph and actually also rooting for us.
Speaker 3: So they asked him about it in the presser.
Speaker 2: After the last bucket. You got through the follow and
Speaker 2: you go into the stands and there's a little kid
Speaker 2: wearing a Warriors.
Speaker 3: Respectful with that jersey.
Speaker 1: He want's say that again.
Speaker 3: He was disrespect He's no mercy for the little kid.
Speaker 3: It looked like he wanted to check, but you had
Speaker 3: that jersey.
Speaker 1: I apologize to him, but in that moment, bro take
Speaker 1: the turney off and then me up.
Speaker 3: You want to back into Grizzlies next to my next
Speaker 3: to uh, somebody find no disrespect the guy. He probably
Speaker 3: looked up.
Speaker 1: Yep, that's what he's doing. Folks.
Speaker 3: I'll send every kid that lives in Memphis my jersey,
Speaker 3: Jaren's jersey, Dylan's jersey, fuck it, even Desmond Baines jersey.
Speaker 3: But no Steph Curry fandom in this building. It's time
Speaker 3: for conversion therapy, folks.
Speaker 1: And that's what happened.
Speaker 3: And this moment, this viral could have been a bad
Speaker 3: PR move, truthfully, but it became funny. But it turned
Speaker 3: into a positive PR move, maybe one of the greatest
Speaker 3: PR moves in modern memory. The Grizzlies have now turned
Speaker 3: this into an event. Every little kid in Memphis canal
Speaker 3: come to this event. Turn it like a pit, like
Speaker 3: an old can of soup where you get to go
Speaker 3: to the movies, you know what I mean, Like bring
Speaker 3: your beans, bring your stead, and you get to see
Speaker 3: like Little Women or something. And so.
Speaker 1: What's that movie with Whoopy Goldberg? Ass?
Speaker 3: What I did? I gave like some spaghettios to get
Speaker 3: into that Whoopy Goldberg movie Class Act three or Eddie
Speaker 3: Sister Act Cistract four some shit.
Speaker 1: So that's what's happening.
Speaker 3: You bring your little can of beans aka your Steph
Speaker 3: Curry jersey, your Lebron jersey, any other jersey.
Speaker 1: You give it to us, you don't.
Speaker 3: Own it anymore, and we will give you two Memphis
Speaker 3: Grizzly jerseys back. We'll give you one from Jaw and
Speaker 3: one from Jaron. And on top of that, since you're
Speaker 3: giving us your old fandom, you're literally turning in your fandom. Honestly,
Speaker 3: that's the best. You're turning in the rights to that fandom.
Speaker 3: And you're also in Shane's getting two tickets to the game,
Speaker 3: where I imagine you gotta wear those jerseys, showing up,
Speaker 3: showing out tremendous, just electric. And that brings me, I
Speaker 3: guess to a question, what franchise is the best to
Speaker 3: its fans? By that, I mean what NBA team has
Speaker 3: the best fan base outreach program and treats its fans
Speaker 3: the best. Because and I'll compile the best responses for
Speaker 3: a segment on the next week's episode, but because the
Speaker 3: reason that there are little kids all over the world,
Speaker 3: all over the country, not only wearing Steph Curry jerseys
Speaker 3: because he's electric, but also because Golden State has created
Speaker 3: one of the most child friendly environments in the NBA
Speaker 3: all of the community outreach they do around the band,
Speaker 3: all of the events that they take place in where
Speaker 3: they're signing things and hanging out and soup kitchens and shit.
Speaker 3: They're literally tailoring that experience for young fans so they
Speaker 3: can turn them into little Golden State Warrior soldiers on word,
Speaker 3: Golden Warriors marching onto war with the cross of dreammon
Speaker 3: It's like that they're turning their prop It's like it's propaganda, folks,
Speaker 3: is what this is.
Speaker 1: Let's be honest.
Speaker 3: That's what all of sports is, is turning you into
Speaker 3: treating this as a tribe so they can control you.
Speaker 3: Don't worry about that though. Don't worry about that though.
Speaker 3: Put a little something on your head.
Speaker 1: We'll get you in. I'm clowning now. Anyway.
Speaker 3: We gotta get to some more news. Sacramento Kings, we
Speaker 3: love them.
Speaker 1: It's sorry annual.
Speaker 3: It's our bi weekly check in on the Sacramento Kings,
Speaker 3: and of course, as usual, it starts with us checking
Speaker 3: in on poor old Alvin Gentry, interim head coach. We've
Speaker 3: been talking a lot about this esteemed gentleman, truly one
Speaker 3: of the league's elder statesman, voice of reason. You know,
Speaker 3: the man with the cigar, just sitting on the porch
Speaker 3: swinging giving you advice and wisdom. We've been talking about
Speaker 3: him ever since he took over for Luke Walton. Then
Speaker 3: ever since, I think, slowly but surely, game by game.
Speaker 1: The team is driving him insane. I think so.
Speaker 3: At least twice he's open postgame pressers with apologies, heartfelt ones,
Speaker 3: and then he's led to like aggressive callouts.
Speaker 1: He's yelling on the sidelines. It's not working. Maybe at
Speaker 1: least they did win against the Lakers the other night.
Speaker 3: They did do that, it seems the fifth time they
Speaker 3: played one another, and they finally get a win in regulation.
Speaker 3: So no matter that, he can't fix it. And the
Speaker 3: most important thing that I see night after night after
Speaker 3: night is he cannot wring an ounce of consistency out
Speaker 3: of this lineup. Tristan Thompson, who's consistent as hell, is
Speaker 3: doing one thing and not doing it on the floor Poundtown.
Speaker 1: And you know what, maybe you should be able to
Speaker 1: doing Poundtown down.
Speaker 3: Under the rim, Tristan Thompson, instead of at aria or
Speaker 3: excess or wherever the fuck you end up pulling your
Speaker 3: instant thoughts and impregnating them. It's not his fault, though,
Speaker 3: Alvin Gentry. I don't think Bobby Knight could fix this team.
Speaker 3: I don't think he could yell his way or or
Speaker 3: beat his way into making this team a disciplined bunch
Speaker 3: or a winning record.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's happening. The facing issues facing this
Speaker 1: team date.
Speaker 3: Back at least like five years ago, probably to when
Speaker 3: they drafted players they shouldn't have how they constructed this roster.
Speaker 3: Let's be honest, Like I love Davion Mitchell, Well we
Speaker 3: know that wasn't a great pick unless you're gonna trade
Speaker 3: someone else. And it appears the bedrock upon which this
Speaker 3: wonky fucking guard forward team has been built.
Speaker 1: Is maybe probably kind of gonna get traded.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: I'm not talking about Marvin Bagley either, don't worry. Uh,
Speaker 3: he'll stay around for a little while. I'm talking about
Speaker 3: Dearon Fox. Turns out deeron Fox.
Speaker 1: Is a broken man.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: He's a man, a thoughtful man.
Speaker 3: I don't actually know if he's broken, But the centerpiece
Speaker 3: of the King's marketing campaign since he got drafted is
Speaker 3: now so down trodden that he's openly talking to the
Speaker 3: media about all the scenarios of him potentially being traded.
Speaker 1: That is what consistently losing will do for you.
Speaker 3: Chris Haynes just dropped a woe size bomb, which I've
Speaker 3: spent five minutes thinking about. With the sound of a
Speaker 3: Chris Haynes bomb, say, I was like, it's the ground swell, right,
Speaker 3: it's a boom.
Speaker 1: Where you know a bomb went off.
Speaker 3: You don't know where it went out. It's underneath somewhere.
Speaker 3: You don't hear the pole because it's underneath. When Chris
Speaker 3: Haynes drops a bomb, it comes from the source underground,
Speaker 3: and you can hear its reverberations throughout the league. And
Speaker 3: so a wode size bomb dropped when he reported that
Speaker 3: Fox's name is now being circulated around the league as
Speaker 3: a superstar who could be had for the right price.
Speaker 3: I mean, everybody's available for the right price, but he's
Speaker 3: actually like available available, not just like, oh, I've been
Speaker 3: with some girl for a year and a half, but
Speaker 3: like we're not married yet. It's like, no, I've been
Speaker 3: with this girl, but I'm not that happy and she's
Speaker 3: not that happy with me. Somebody want to do our
Speaker 3: wife swap kind of a thing. And my first thought
Speaker 3: was somewhere, someplace, Darryl Morey just got went from six
Speaker 3: to twelve. He's like, did someone say Deer and Fox.
Speaker 3: I don't know how well Tyrese Maxey and Deer and
Speaker 3: Fox would work together. Probably Tyree would end up on
Speaker 3: the bench. But I know Darryl Moury is salivating at
Speaker 3: the potential to get a player like Fox, and so
Speaker 3: when asked about this possibility, instead of ducking the answer
Speaker 3: like most athletes will do, to his.
Speaker 1: Credit, Fox brutally honest. Yep, this is what he told Hanes.
Speaker 3: You definitely think about potentially being traded because we're struggling.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's an understatement. I'd say, if you do
Speaker 3: have a change of scenery, it changes everything. I've been
Speaker 3: here for five years. I've built the life here, I
Speaker 3: built a family here. But once I'm on the court,
Speaker 3: all of that is out the window. You're not thinking
Speaker 3: about anything else that can happen outside of your control.
Speaker 1: And that's a lie. Uh And that's a lie. I
Speaker 1: promise you.
Speaker 3: The thought of leaving the Sacramento Kings has been on
Speaker 3: his mind. I consistently think he's thinking about things that
Speaker 3: are one hundred percent out of his control, which is
Speaker 3: getting traded it was on.
Speaker 1: His mind so much.
Speaker 3: He talked about it for like ten minutes on this
Speaker 3: interview just that. Here are some of my favorite excerpts.
Speaker 3: I've been through some deadlines. I've seen people get traded
Speaker 3: at the last second. You try not to think about it,
Speaker 3: but you know, it's a business. Anything can happen, and
Speaker 3: I'm not sure what's.
Speaker 1: Going to happen.
Speaker 3: Obviously, you see reports on Twitter. I love that that's
Speaker 3: where guys see reports, like see reports on Twitter. Uh Am,
Speaker 3: I worried about it.
Speaker 1: No, can it happen? Yeah, it can definitely happen.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna sit here and say I want to
Speaker 3: get traded, but anything can happen in this business, and
Speaker 3: that's a lie, and that's a lie. I think he
Speaker 3: definitely wants to change the scenery. I think if you're
Speaker 3: with the Sacramento Kings and you're losing and losing and
Speaker 3: losing for five straight years, haven't been to the playoffs,
Speaker 3: go through coach and another coach, and then you get
Speaker 3: Luke Walton, then you get another coach, I think you
Speaker 3: would want a fresh start. They've averaged under thirty wins
Speaker 3: his entire career and they're ten games Jesus, and they're
Speaker 3: ten games under five hundred right this moment. It's what
Speaker 3: y'all said. You've seen some of the best players in
Speaker 3: the league get traded. You can't think you're safe. But
Speaker 3: I love being here because for years the Kings were
Speaker 3: the only professional team in the city.
Speaker 1: Kings fans they love the Kings. Pause.
Speaker 3: If you google, like I said, Sacramento Kings, the first
Speaker 3: thing you find outside of the team pages whether they exist.
Speaker 1: So I don't know that that, like rabid, I don't
Speaker 1: know that there's that many of them. He said. That's
Speaker 1: what I've always loved about it.
Speaker 3: Me coming from Kentucky, That's how it was with us,
Speaker 3: even when we had a good football.
Speaker 1: Team, no one cared what a ricochet shot. It was
Speaker 1: a basketball school.
Speaker 3: This is a basketball city, and these fans have a
Speaker 3: genuine love for the Kings and its players, and that's
Speaker 3: something that I love. Just kind of an unnecessary shot
Speaker 3: at UK football for me, not a necessary thing to
Speaker 3: say at all, but yeah, I mean, I would say
Speaker 3: Fox clearly likes that fan base. He's been the man
Speaker 3: in a city where it's only that purple black deer
Speaker 3: in Fox swipe.
Speaker 1: A then he cut his hair, and things have gone
Speaker 1: downhill since and then.
Speaker 3: Haines also reported that teams have consistent interest also in
Speaker 3: Tyrese Halliburton, along with Marvin Bagley Junior and Harrison Barnes
Speaker 3: are also reported to be on the move. So a
Speaker 3: lot of players. Uh, you know what we've got here, folks.
Speaker 3: We've got a good old fashioned estate sale on our hands.
Speaker 3: The Kings Man, the Kings I was thinking about. The
Speaker 3: Kings remind me of like when a rich old miser
Speaker 3: dies and everyone circles around the widow and they're like, oh, man,
Speaker 3: you know, miss Johnson, I'm so sorry for your loss.
Speaker 1: Would you take one hundred and fifty dollars for that
Speaker 1: rolex over there? It's nice.
Speaker 3: I mean, these items are probably really tough for you
Speaker 3: to look at, given you know the emotional connection that
Speaker 3: you have to them, So I can take them off
Speaker 3: your hands and get rid of all that pain.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure Chester, what was is it?
Speaker 3: Chester would prefer his watch on someone's wrist that really
Speaker 3: appreciates it. Let me take hold of that full collection
Speaker 3: and I'll make sure that every single owner takes care
Speaker 3: that Chester would feel proud of to let his legacy
Speaker 3: go on like shitty, like like just piranhas circling the water,
Speaker 3: swirling around this team and all the potential items of
Speaker 3: value that you could just drop into potential contenders Dear
Speaker 3: and Fox Diaries.
Speaker 1: However, Davion Mitch.
Speaker 3: Rashaun Holmes, a lot of guys that could just easily
Speaker 3: integrate into it, would be contender and just fit and
Speaker 3: GM's are largely scum bags, just like guys who buy
Speaker 3: second hand watches, you know, second used, and they try
Speaker 3: to like turn it into like a real profession.
Speaker 1: Those guys are largely scumbags.
Speaker 3: And now the Kings are being seen as a dead
Speaker 3: carcass in which the choice parts need to be picked out,
Speaker 3: like you just go in there and just get everything
Speaker 3: out until it's just the rib cage, just Marvin Baglady,
Speaker 3: Marvin Bagley's the ribcage of the dead. Animal vultures, folks, vultures,
Speaker 3: every last one of them. And if you're a Kings fan, gross,
Speaker 3: you really probably want to see Ben Simmons instead.
Speaker 1: Of Darren Fox.
Speaker 3: A top seven protect the first rounder for Haliburton, slightly
Speaker 3: used Converse chucks for Marvin Bagley Junior. I don't know
Speaker 3: the third no no, you don't not at all. Well,
Speaker 3: I mean, unless it's like those Dior chucks. Those Deyor
Speaker 3: chucks are fire. I would definitely get Deor Chucks for
Speaker 3: Marvin Bagley. But if you're not a Kings fan, which
Speaker 3: is basically everyone, you probably want to see deeron somewhere
Speaker 3: where he can thrive, can be fully appreciated, where his
Speaker 3: coach is not saying mean things about him and his
Speaker 3: teammates every night, and where his other teammate isn't constantly
Speaker 3: in TMZ for impregnating some other girl that he's not
Speaker 3: even with, some cocktail waitress or something. You want to
Speaker 3: see Tyres Halliburton on a winning team too, and so
Speaker 3: on and so on and so on. And the nice
Speaker 3: part about this, though, bright Side Silver Linings twenty twenty
Speaker 3: two goal for me, Silver Linings. Everyone is now watching
Speaker 3: the Kings. I mean not actually physically watching them play,
Speaker 3: but where all eyes are on all eyes are on
Speaker 3: the Kings, if you know what I mean, Like, I'm
Speaker 3: not watching a ten pm tip of the Kings.
Speaker 1: That's like last resort basketball. And then it's back and
Speaker 1: until they trade all their assets. That'll happen. They trade
Speaker 1: them all and then it's back to purgatory.
Speaker 3: And then the next group comes in with all the
Speaker 3: lottery picks you just accumulated that don't fit together because
Speaker 3: you don't have anyone to evaluate talent. Put them together
Speaker 3: like a little quiote, and then you do it all
Speaker 3: over again. Fun times in Sacramento.
Speaker 1: Uh moving along?
Speaker 3: Uh oh rot roll more breaking James Wiseman news alert,
Speaker 3: Alert alert some info that has just been casually swept
Speaker 3: under the rug, kind of like when the Pelicans tried
Speaker 3: to slide in the news during training camp or their
Speaker 3: media day about Zion coming off of foot surgery, when
Speaker 3: they were like telling the media like, hey, we've also
Speaker 3: added carmelcorn to our list of concession offerings as a
Speaker 3: pregame meal, and you're.
Speaker 1: Like, love Carmel. Kornman, what was that first part you
Speaker 1: just said? What was that thing about Zion? Did you
Speaker 1: just say he had off season surgery? When were you
Speaker 1: gonna tell us that?
Speaker 4: Right now?
Speaker 1: About with the popcorn? Is in Step one? Tell you
Speaker 1: about the popcorn. Step two, tell you about the media
Speaker 1: signed seating. Step three, tell you by Zion. Back to
Speaker 1: James Wiseman.
Speaker 3: You know, James Wiseman, he was that next Superstar Center
Speaker 3: that the Warriors could have taken LaMelo Ball and then
Speaker 3: they ended up taking him the one that was gonna
Speaker 3: come into the league.
Speaker 1: Dominate on both sides of the floor.
Speaker 3: Be a monster on the glass, be a monster defensively,
Speaker 3: have athleticism, be able to shoot, be able to dribble.
Speaker 1: Do all these things. Play pick and roll with Steph.
Speaker 1: Make this team better. Like Evan Mobley. Like Evan Mobley,
Speaker 1: James has not turned into Evan Mobley. He has not.
Speaker 3: He's not even close to Isaiah Mobley, Evan Mobley's older
Speaker 3: brother who's still in college.
Speaker 1: And I'm not even sure if James Wiseman is as
Speaker 1: valuable as the.
Speaker 3: Mid century modern cocktail table inside the vintage store around
Speaker 3: the corner from my apartment called the Modern Mobler, Like
Speaker 3: I don't even think.
Speaker 1: I don't even that's in real place and didn't make
Speaker 1: it up. I love mid century modern Furture never goes
Speaker 1: out of style, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like I'm a fan of Danish design and like one
Speaker 3: can last generation after generation.
Speaker 1: The other one is James Wiseman, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like who knows?
Speaker 3: And just unlike unlike that cocktail table James Wiseman's probably
Speaker 3: more damaged than we realized. That cocktail table is in
Speaker 3: great shapes. Nine hundred bucks. I'm still thinking about it
Speaker 3: right on top. Why what else would the Golden State
Speaker 3: Warriors hide this particular huge piece of news that just broke.
Speaker 3: This is what they said, Golden State Warriors Center James
Speaker 3: Wiseman underwent an additional arthroscopic knee surgery in December.
Speaker 1: Pause. That's like, that's like just this other day, eight.
Speaker 3: Months after his initial meniscus surgery last April. Porkwal Okay,
Speaker 3: excuse me, what so listen. I follow the Warriors obviously
Speaker 3: very closely, almost as closely as anyone before. My Twitter
Speaker 3: was hacked, like eighty seven percent of my mentions. We're
Speaker 3: all Warriors fans. I have to stay locked in for them,
Speaker 3: my avatar, Jordan Poole, I'm in. I am into Warriors Twitter.
Speaker 3: I know what's happening. I know who the pulse of
Speaker 3: the team has. I know how important Gary Payton the
Speaker 3: second is. Fucking Jordan Poole, I said it, avatar, And
Speaker 3: I never heard a peep, not a little bowl peep,
Speaker 3: not a little peep before Easter.
Speaker 1: Who I love, love those.
Speaker 3: You would think that the number two picked in the
Speaker 3: twenty twenty draft getting knee surgery just three weeks ago
Speaker 3: after being touted as early to return this season, which
Speaker 3: now we're halfway through.
Speaker 1: Would I don't know, be big news, big news. It's
Speaker 1: just swept under the rug. So apparently here's what happened.
Speaker 3: Wiseman was slated to return to full practice in November,
Speaker 3: which I told people, No, I've told them, no, that's
Speaker 3: not gonna happen. You should try to trade them, you
Speaker 3: should trade them fast.
Speaker 1: Ah, we're doing everything. We got a big man, blah blah.
Speaker 1: Nobody's listening. But here we go. So then nothing.
Speaker 3: We all figured that they were just being cautious, just
Speaker 3: like they were about Clay. They're playing so well, they
Speaker 3: didn't need them.
Speaker 1: Why rush them back.
Speaker 3: As it turns out, apparently Wiseman needed a scope and
Speaker 3: a cleanup in mid December, which has quote which has
Speaker 3: quote slowed his anticipated comeback from the injury.
Speaker 1: I mean, no shit, it's another surgery.
Speaker 3: When asked why the Warriors held this info so close
Speaker 3: to their chest, Anthony Slater, Warriors beat writer, wrote, only
Speaker 3: they know.
Speaker 1: I know, I know why. Uh, they're trying to move them.
Speaker 3: Uh, I'm not going to speculate, he said, But I
Speaker 3: started reporting on a possible setback because Wiseman was nearing
Speaker 3: full five on five scrimmaging in November, and then suddenly.
Speaker 1: He wasn't. He was basically shut down briefly and then
Speaker 1: return to only doing light individual drills.
Speaker 3: A large step back, no shit, a large step back
Speaker 3: from where he seemed to be progressing.
Speaker 1: The swelling and the scoping are the reason. Yikes.
Speaker 3: I will speculate for you, Anthony Slater. How about they
Speaker 3: see Wiseman as an asset and they didn't want to
Speaker 3: tell the world about something that would devalue said asset,
Speaker 3: lowering what they could get back if they wanted to.
Speaker 1: I don't know, move them by three weeks from now.
Speaker 3: So when when will we see this deer in the
Speaker 3: headlights back on the floor again?
Speaker 1: Not anytime soon. It turns out, listen, we're gonna go
Speaker 1: back find that clip.
Speaker 3: We're gonna put it back in these episodes where it's like,
Speaker 3: this is what I said, this is what happened. According
Speaker 3: to sources, maybe by the All Star break, James Wiseman
Speaker 3: will be back because he's quote unquote nearing contact work again. Now,
Speaker 3: look for him a lot to get a lot of
Speaker 3: G League work before coming back to the Warriors full time.
Speaker 3: Let's face it, you'll probably fall home there.
Speaker 1: Until he can string a.
Speaker 3: Few good years of basketball together. I'm just gonna continue
Speaker 3: to keep hammering on this. Look for two things to happen. First,
Speaker 3: get ready for a lot of Greg Odin has entered
Speaker 3: the chat conversation.
Speaker 1: Anytime his name comes up.
Speaker 3: And Second, more thoughts, more questions, more tears around the
Speaker 3: Warriors whenever the name.
Speaker 1: LaMelo Ball comes up.
Speaker 3: That's all the time that we have for the heat
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