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Speaker 2: Let's jump right into it. The Celtics beat the Cavs,
Speaker 2: go on the road, take back home court one O
Speaker 2: six to ninety three. Big night for Jason Tatum. He
Speaker 2: led the Celtics in points, thirty three, rebounds, thirteen assists,
Speaker 2: six got twenty eight points from his sidekick. Hard to
Speaker 2: say he's a sidekick. Well, his co host Jaylen Brown
Speaker 2: gave him twenty eight the Celtics. There have been three
Speaker 2: Celtics with at least thirty points in twenty five games.
Speaker 2: Lad Bird, John Havlerchick, Jason Tatum. That's it. We understand
Speaker 2: the storied history of the Boston Celtics. Three players in
Speaker 2: the history of that franchise have had at least twenty
Speaker 2: five thirty point playoff games lad Bird, John Havlerchick Jason Tatum,
Speaker 2: and boy do they need it because Jason Tatum has
Speaker 2: not been playing well in these playoffs. He could ill
Speaker 2: afford to have a situation where the Cavaliers Game two
Speaker 2: go on the road so steal home court from the Celtics.
Speaker 2: But they needed this type of game from jt He
Speaker 2: gave it to him thirty three points, thirteen rebound six
Speaker 2: and says led the team in points, rebound, assists, and
Speaker 2: they snatched back home court one O six ninety three,
Speaker 2: O Jo, what did you like? What did you like tonight?
Speaker 2: From what you saw from themself?
Speaker 4: I thought, I mean, I asked you before we talked
Speaker 4: a few days ago. I mean, what were the chances
Speaker 4: in the Cavs actually winning this series, and you and
Speaker 4: Gil politely told me they don't really have a chance
Speaker 4: as long as a selfish come out and played the
Speaker 4: type of game they played the night. They need Jason
Speaker 4: Tatum to play well. I'm waiting on Derek Right to
Speaker 4: show up and do what he did the last series. Right,
Speaker 4: they had one of those shooting nights. Obviously, Drew Holliday
Speaker 4: contributed to Night his first team fifteen five and five
Speaker 4: playoff game, and that's cool. As long as Jalen Brown
Speaker 4: and Jason Tatum show up, I think the Celtics have
Speaker 4: a good chance at winning the East in general period,
Speaker 4: you know, And I mean, it was an exciting game
Speaker 4: for me.
Speaker 1: It's what I would expected.
Speaker 4: Again, I hear a lot of people, a lot of
Speaker 4: people get upset at me about me not having a
Speaker 4: knowledge for the game of basketball. But I'm learning, and
Speaker 4: I'm learning really well. You know, you can tell because
Speaker 4: I'm talking fucking fast. When I'm talking fast, I know
Speaker 4: what I'm talking about because I watched and they did
Speaker 4: my homework, So I then did my homework to Night
Speaker 4: and listen to sell some deal what they need to
Speaker 4: do again, Dereck White. I need to see the Derek
Speaker 4: White that I saw in the last series that was
Speaker 4: a fishing from the field. I mean tonight he was
Speaker 4: only four for thirteen, he only had twelve points. But
Speaker 4: I need to see the guy shooting and being the fishing,
Speaker 4: driving to putting the ball on the floor, driving to
Speaker 4: the basket that I saw against that I saw against
Speaker 4: in the last series.
Speaker 1: And that's pretty much it. I like the Calves again.
Speaker 4: When I look at the Calves, if Garlet is not on,
Speaker 4: if Garlet is not playing well, I see the Calves
Speaker 4: as the one headed muster led by Donovan. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: he cannot, he cannot. He just cannot do it by hisself.
Speaker 4: It has to be a complete team effort. And what
Speaker 4: I've learned about basketball is night in the night out,
Speaker 4: they're ups and down. Sometimes you cold, sometimes sometimes you
Speaker 4: sometimes you warm. Sometimes you're on, sometimes you're off. So
Speaker 4: I mean, it got to be a collective different from
Speaker 4: the Caves if they're going to want to stay in
Speaker 4: this series and make it at least a challenge.
Speaker 1: No, for the better part, Well, they got thirty three.
Speaker 2: We know they got sixty one from their dynamic duo
Speaker 2: Jason Tatum and Jaylen Brown. But Holiday shifted in tonight.
Speaker 2: He was seven or ten from the floor, three or
Speaker 2: four from the three point line. He had eight rebounds
Speaker 2: and five assaists. Derek White, as you mentioned, he gave
Speaker 2: him twelve points. But as long as one of those
Speaker 2: other two, long as either Derek White a Holiday comes along,
Speaker 2: can give them somewhere eighteen to twenty. Because but they
Speaker 2: really need Jason Tatum. They're not gonna win. They're not
Speaker 2: gonna win with Jason Tatum unless he can produce at
Speaker 2: a very high level. And that he's the call. He's
Speaker 2: the he's the key that turns this thing. Yes, we
Speaker 2: know Jaylen Brown. I look I like Jaylen Brown. I
Speaker 2: think he's more athletic. He can get to the rim,
Speaker 2: he can finish. But j T man, he has it all.
Speaker 2: He got the mid range, you can shoot the three.
Speaker 2: He can finish with either hand. And you know a
Speaker 2: lot of times the night he was taking the challenge.
Speaker 2: You know he's taking Donovan mentioned he's playing Garland. They
Speaker 2: was doing a lot of it. We got they switch everything,
Speaker 2: They switch everything, and that's why that's what makes them
Speaker 2: so unique. You gotta all an all NBA defender. Holiday,
Speaker 2: you got an All NBA defender and Derrick White, Tatum
Speaker 2: and and JB. They're bad athletic. They can switch. Al
Speaker 2: Horford is a premier defender, so they like to switch everything.
Speaker 2: They don't like to trap anybody. They don't like to
Speaker 2: blitz anybody. They feel they can take anybody one on
Speaker 2: one and do a great job.
Speaker 1: Of neutralizing them.
Speaker 2: But as long as Tatum and Brown play like their
Speaker 2: play and they can get Dereck White or or Holiday
Speaker 2: to come along with them, they're gonna be just fine.
Speaker 2: I just don't I just don't think the Cavs have
Speaker 2: enough offense, especially with Garland not playing as well as
Speaker 2: he needs to play to go along with Donovan uh
Speaker 2: because Spider gonna give you what he does.
Speaker 1: Spider is a playoff.
Speaker 2: He's a big time playoff guy, and he's gonna give
Speaker 2: you great production. Garland can't give you feel team when
Speaker 2: a guy he need to give you twenty five because
Speaker 2: if one guy give you thirty three, because you see
Speaker 2: what you got from the Peltics Big two, you got
Speaker 2: sixty one, the other team gave you forty eight.
Speaker 1: The other Big two gave you forty eight.
Speaker 4: Now and listen not it all comes to fruition. Now
Speaker 4: it makes sense to me when we talk about NBA players,
Speaker 4: And obviously I'm from the outside looking in. Now I'm
Speaker 4: learning a little bit learning. I'm learning a little bit
Speaker 4: more now that I'm somewhat submerg into it and learn
Speaker 4: the ins and outs and the nuance of the game
Speaker 4: of basketball. Now I see with the inconsistencies in the
Speaker 4: playoffs where you can't rely on everybody some some teams
Speaker 4: have a one headed monster, some have a two, sometimes
Speaker 4: have a three. And even if you have a three
Speaker 4: headed monster, the inconsistency from the top players ain't always
Speaker 4: consistent as it should be. Now I see why certain
Speaker 4: players always want to have a super team.
Speaker 1: You see.
Speaker 4: Now, if I know I get somebody that's that can
Speaker 4: be efficient eighty nine ninety percent of the time, I
Speaker 4: think my chances are better as opposed to playing with
Speaker 4: role players that are off and on each and their
Speaker 4: you never know what.
Speaker 1: You're gonna get.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because role players normally play better at home than
Speaker 2: on the road. And another thing.
Speaker 1: Is because matters in basketball too. Hell yeah, it matters. Wait,
Speaker 1: I'm confused. Crowd noise doesn't effect you playing the game
Speaker 1: of basketball.
Speaker 2: Are they just play better for whatever reason? Role players
Speaker 2: play better at home than they do on the role Also, also,
Speaker 2: you cut your bench, where in the regular season you
Speaker 2: might play nine to ten. Now you're gonna play eight.
Speaker 2: Now you're gonna play seven, and so now you really
Speaker 2: need those guys to play because you're not gonna get
Speaker 2: the Now you're not gonna have the depth on the
Speaker 2: bench that you normally would have. So now you really
Speaker 2: need your players to play well. And guys that come
Speaker 2: in off the bench, you need them to play their
Speaker 2: role and do what they normally do in the regular season.
Speaker 4: So the length of time when so the length of
Speaker 4: time they play when the playoffs comes, it increases.
Speaker 2: No, the bitch, you cut your bench, so you might
Speaker 2: play ten guys in the regular season, you're gonna cut
Speaker 2: that down to seven and eight.
Speaker 1: That's infusing me.
Speaker 2: So you got okay, you start five and so you
Speaker 2: might have a ten man rotation. Once the playoffs start,
Speaker 2: you're gonna cut that down to eight, maybe even seven,
Speaker 2: because your guys are gonna play more minutes. You're gonna
Speaker 2: see guys playing in the forties forty two, forty four,
Speaker 2: you see a Josh Hart play three four games where
Speaker 2: he plays all forty forty eight minutes. So the guys
Speaker 2: that you normally like your bitch, normally ten d yes,
Speaker 2: they're not gonna get those minutes because your star playoffs
Speaker 2: are gonna play more minutes. And the two or three
Speaker 2: guys that you play coming off the bench, they're gonna
Speaker 2: be in the high twenties, maybe even thirties. So now
Speaker 2: because of that, I really need to get the production
Speaker 2: from the guys that I'm counting on. And when the
Speaker 2: guys come off the bench, I really need you to
Speaker 2: carry your local because look, you can only play your
Speaker 2: guys forty eight minutes so many, so many games before
Speaker 2: you wear them down. And if it's a long series,
Speaker 2: the last thing you want is to get into a
Speaker 2: long series. And your guys have played forty four forty
Speaker 2: five forty six minutes the first five game games and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden you got to go a seven
Speaker 2: game series and you're asking them to play because the
Speaker 2: games are starting to go back to back every now
Speaker 2: you're playing every other day. I like it, but give
Speaker 2: the Celtics credit. They showed, they showed, they showed you
Speaker 2: why they're the number one seed in the East. They
Speaker 2: showed you why they won sixty four ball games because
Speaker 2: there was a game like this. They got demolished at home.
Speaker 2: But I think the Calves the only chance they have
Speaker 2: ojo is that they're gonna have to shoot them out
Speaker 2: the gym from the three. You see the difference in
Speaker 2: the ball game from the three. The other night they
Speaker 2: made eighteen nineteen threes. Tonight they only made twelve. The
Speaker 2: Celtics made thirteen. The other night they was nine of
Speaker 2: like thirty some excuse me, sorry. So even if they
Speaker 2: don't hit their twenty, as long as they make more
Speaker 2: threes than the other team, because they're gonna get them
Speaker 2: up now. Because that's everything is predicated on the three
Speaker 2: ball for the Celtics. They're gonna drive in kid, They're
Speaker 2: gonna you know, they're looking to do anything getting to
Speaker 2: the lane and kick. Occasionally, you know, JT will pull
Speaker 2: up over the top, a be a pullerfold the top.
Speaker 2: But they're looking because they guys have spread out. Al
Speaker 2: Horfer's behind the three line, Derek White behind the three line,
Speaker 2: Holiday Pritchard. Howser came in and made some big shots
Speaker 2: for him coming in off the bench, and that's what
Speaker 2: you need. But unless the Calves could replicate what they
Speaker 2: did in Game two, all of what the Heat did
Speaker 2: in Game two on the road, unless they could replicate that,
Speaker 2: I really don't see them having enough firepower to overtake
Speaker 2: the Seion ain't.
Speaker 1: Gonna have it. You ain't gonna have them. The MAVs
Speaker 1: won their second game in a row, take over home.
Speaker 1: I wave hey, Pj' go aheadt you finish. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: let you finish. Let me go first, though, let me
Speaker 1: go first, Okay.
Speaker 2: The mav won their second straight game on the road
Speaker 2: and run the second straight game in a row over
Speaker 2: the Thunder to take a two one series lead.
Speaker 1: PJ.
Speaker 2: Washington continued is dominant playing scoring, scoring a game a
Speaker 2: team high twenty seven points on eleven of twenty three
Speaker 2: shooting with five May threes. Luca and Kyrie both had
Speaker 2: twenty two points. Kyrie dissed dished out seven as sis,
Speaker 2: and Luca grabbed fifteen rebounds. Kyrie this postseason, in the
Speaker 2: first half, he's only scoring six point three a game,
Speaker 2: but in the second half he looks he looks like Kyrie.
Speaker 2: On a fifty to fifty split, He's shooting fifty seven
Speaker 2: percent from the floor fifty four percent from the three.
Speaker 2: And we saw he did what he did against the
Speaker 2: Nuggets with that left hand. He put the ball on
Speaker 2: the floor. He dipsy dude, split the split, split the
Speaker 2: scene between two defenders, got the ball up with the
Speaker 2: left hand, and for all intents and purposes, end of
Speaker 2: the game. But the MAVs win. They take a two
Speaker 2: to one series lead. We know the last game they
Speaker 2: took home court away from OKC by winning on the
Speaker 2: road game too.
Speaker 1: They win Game three, take a two to one series lead.
Speaker 1: Take off. Hey PJ.
Speaker 4: Washington, Hey PJ, I know you're gonna see this.
Speaker 1: I know you're gonna see this. Boy. You're the real deal.
Speaker 4: Boy, You're the real deal. But in back to back
Speaker 4: games twenty five plus points.
Speaker 1: Huh yeah, if Luca.
Speaker 4: Dohnson has an off night, if Kyrie has an off
Speaker 4: night and they're not shooting well, Kyrie likes to turn
Speaker 4: it on when he wants to.
Speaker 1: He can pick and choose he wants to turn on.
Speaker 4: Sometimes he'll facilitate in the first half and then times
Speaker 4: he'll take over when he needs to take over in
Speaker 4: the fourth or third quarter. Well, if PJ. Washington could
Speaker 4: stay in this rhythm of consistency and confidence. Man, Math, Math, Math,
Speaker 4: Ma's got a good chance. Man, Ma's got a good chance.
Speaker 4: What I do need, what I do need, and I
Speaker 4: mean I mean no disrespect, no disrespect by this. Daniel Gafford,
Speaker 4: Derek Jones Jr. You got to give me something, baby,
Speaker 4: you gotta you gotta give me something. I ain't ask
Speaker 4: so much. I just learned, just told me and taught
Speaker 4: me about how when you get to the playoffs, they
Speaker 4: cut down. So if they if a math then cut down,
Speaker 4: the seven are cut down eight, that mean y'all got
Speaker 4: to be on that court. You got to contribute. You
Speaker 4: got to give me something. I ain't ask for much,
Speaker 4: but just give me something. I'm learning the game of basketball,
Speaker 4: so I'm watching you, so I need you to give
Speaker 4: me something. So I have something that's to talk about
Speaker 4: outside of PJ. Washington and God damn Kyrie and Luke.
Speaker 1: Come on.
Speaker 2: Now, what's what's great about this is that Luca was
Speaker 2: seven or seventeen, but PJ is picking up the slack.
Speaker 2: Kyrie is trying to look the thing that I can
Speaker 2: say about Kyrie, Kyrie is taking the challenge defensive back.
Speaker 2: If you notice he's Garden Shade, He's garden Jalen Williams
Speaker 2: to their best two offensive weapons. He's taking on that assignment.
Speaker 2: He's like, Okay, Luca, do your thing.
Speaker 1: Now. He sees in the fourth quarter, I need to
Speaker 1: turn it on.
Speaker 2: You look at him first, the first six, the first
Speaker 2: three four buckets they go to. They get the ball
Speaker 2: to Kyrie, and Kyrie go make it happen. Okay, Now
Speaker 2: he's in a river.
Speaker 1: PJ. Washington never lost this river.
Speaker 2: So now as Kyrie breaking the defense down, he can
Speaker 2: kick the PJ in the corner, bang short port.
Speaker 1: And so if you look at look at what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Look at PJ. Washington.
Speaker 2: He played forty minutes. Dereck Jones Jr. He played thirty
Speaker 2: six minutes. Kyrie played forty one minutes. Luca played forty minutes.
Speaker 2: You see now, even Daniel Gaffert played twenty minutes. Lively
Speaker 2: played twenty seven minutes. Lively would play even more. But
Speaker 2: they started the hacker shot the hacker Lively because late
Speaker 2: and the ball game to say, you know what, we're
Speaker 2: not stopping y'all from getting good shots.
Speaker 1: Let's just file him.
Speaker 2: We'll roll the dice because we don't believe he's gonna
Speaker 2: make both, though, so we'll roll the dice. We think
Speaker 2: there's a greater chance he'll make one or miss both,
Speaker 2: as opposed to make him both. So even if he
Speaker 2: makes one, that's only one point. We come down. We
Speaker 2: can slash it into it like that. So they had
Speaker 2: to get him off the court to bring Gaffred back in.
Speaker 2: But he gives you so much defensively. He's a big
Speaker 2: body presence. He's gonna challenge everything at the rim. He's
Speaker 2: great at lite. You know when Kyrie and Luca breaks
Speaker 2: the defense down, get into the lane, he's great at
Speaker 2: He's great at finishing above the rim.
Speaker 1: But they'll stop. They're stopping the game because they hack him.
Speaker 2: He go to the line and there's no clock moving right,
Speaker 2: So he's gonna have to get better. So that's gonna
Speaker 2: be after something that he has to work on, put
Speaker 2: some extra time in. But if you look at them,
Speaker 2: they they played eight guys. Dante ExHAM, who's one of
Speaker 2: their key contributors, he only played six minutes. Josh Green
Speaker 2: played fifteen minutes. Like I said, Lively played twenty seven minutes.
Speaker 2: Even Harder Way only played sixteen minutes. When the other
Speaker 2: night he played like twenty four to twenty eight minutes.
Speaker 4: How do they pick and choose when they want a
Speaker 4: player to play more minutes? As far as Hardaway only
Speaker 4: played sixteen to night but played twenty five something the
Speaker 4: last game, who makes that decision?
Speaker 1: The coach hot hot man, stay in, the hot man,
Speaker 1: stay out? Say okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 4: So if somebody, somebody the coach.
Speaker 2: I gotta get I gotta get you, Gotta get him
Speaker 2: out of there, gotta get him out of there. Hey,
Speaker 2: you see you see the you see game two? Yeah,
Speaker 2: Hardway got it going.
Speaker 4: No hold online now I know, and I've never seen
Speaker 4: I asked. I asked it before. If you don't want
Speaker 4: to come out the game and coach tell you about
Speaker 4: what happens if you refuse to come out the game, it.
Speaker 2: All appears to who it is you like if you
Speaker 2: if I don't know if anybody noticed this, but Luca.
Speaker 2: He motioned for gafferd and PJ. Washington to come back
Speaker 2: in the game, even before Jason Kids some him. He
Speaker 2: looked at him and he motioned like get hey, get
Speaker 2: to the score table.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah. The big guys like, hey, are you tired? Nah? Man,
Speaker 1: I'm good. Hey, get to the stable.
Speaker 2: Lebron them have that kind Lebron has that kind of catch,
Speaker 2: Luca has that count Steph Curry has that kind of Catchay,
Speaker 2: those are the big name guys that do a lot
Speaker 2: of the ball handling. Like, Hey, nah, I need y'all
Speaker 2: come on listen.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about it. I don't know why.
Speaker 4: It just hit me when you were talking about by
Speaker 4: Hardaway not playing as many minutes as he did the
Speaker 4: last time. Remember how I told you in the preseason games,
Speaker 4: now it's just the season, how he used to make
Speaker 4: Marvel Lewis call the time out because I didn't want
Speaker 4: to come out the game, even though it's preseason. It
Speaker 4: meant that much to me to get myself in the rhythm. No, no,
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna have it. I could be in training camp,
Speaker 4: I could run one hundred plays. It's never will be
Speaker 4: the same as opposed to when you're playing live and
Speaker 4: it's another opponent.
Speaker 1: It's absoluteferent.
Speaker 4: And I wanted to get that rhythm and that feeling
Speaker 4: and playing one serie just wasn't enough for me. So
Speaker 4: I can imagine as a basketball player, if you are
Speaker 4: off and coach sulling you out, I would get your attitude.
Speaker 1: Why would you sull me out?
Speaker 4: And you know I need to find a way to
Speaker 4: get in the rhythm. I gotta get a lay up,
Speaker 4: I gotta hit something. We gotta run a play just
Speaker 4: to get me off. If I can't, if I can't,
Speaker 4: if I can't deal, get this, go off, go off
Speaker 4: the ball. Set me a guy, Damn pick or something.
Speaker 4: Give me any so give me something, just don't take
Speaker 4: me out of the game.
Speaker 2: That's why it's harder than people think to be a
Speaker 2: role player because you're not gonna get the minutes and
Speaker 2: you're not gonna get the shots that are loop that
Speaker 2: a Lebron, that is Steph Curry, that of Kevin Durant,
Speaker 2: that book is gonna get.
Speaker 1: So it's hard.
Speaker 2: So with the minutes that you get, it's kind of
Speaker 2: like a guy that comes in, Uh, he's he's the
Speaker 2: fourth or fifth wire receiving bro. You can't afford to
Speaker 2: drop it because you're not gonna get that many You're
Speaker 2: not gonna get that many targets.
Speaker 4: Now I understand why the stat lines look the way
Speaker 4: they do in the playoffs.
Speaker 1: And certain people don't want to shoot the goddamn ball.
Speaker 2: Mm because you think about it, the fourth wide receiver,
Speaker 2: he's not gonna get that many targets. So when we
Speaker 2: come to you on third down, you got to catch
Speaker 2: the ball to keep us on the field. The role
Speaker 2: players when they come to you, you gotta make that shot.
Speaker 2: But like coach bro I just got in the game.
Speaker 2: I ain't even warm yet. Hey you got but see
Speaker 2: that's why you got the Hey, you gotta stay ready.
Speaker 2: Like you said, we got a two minute game. We
Speaker 2: got a too minute drive going on. Hey, you don'e
Speaker 2: caught for a five. You don't caught four five passes.
Speaker 2: You need a blow. But you're important. We gotta call
Speaker 2: time out. Okay, o Joe, get your breath. We gotta
Speaker 2: come back.
Speaker 1: Ah, that's crazy. That's how that So it's more difficult.
Speaker 2: You know, we get on the role players, but it's
Speaker 2: a lot harder you think because you're not gonna get
Speaker 2: twenty shots. You may only get five to seven shots,
Speaker 2: but they're asking you in a playoff atmosphere, you need
Speaker 2: to make three a part of them.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 4: You say you can't get twenty shots, but if you
Speaker 4: if you're on the floor long enough and the ball
Speaker 4: comes your way, and you know how to beat a
Speaker 4: dude off the dribble. I mean, you could just start
Speaker 4: chucking that bitch up anywhere on your own.
Speaker 1: Hey, no, you're not finish. Start chunking that thing. I
Speaker 1: mean a good shot, and I'm not just just oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but what I'm saying, Yeah, but what happens when that
Speaker 2: shot doesn't go in? Remember you're not gonna get all
Speaker 2: of those opportunities. You look at hold on, let me
Speaker 2: because I don't have the I'm obviously not at home.
Speaker 2: Uh look at the look at the role player. Okay,
Speaker 2: Lively was too seven. Josh Green played fifteen minutes. He
Speaker 2: was one of three. Hardaway played sixteen minutes. He was
Speaker 2: three or nine. Luca Luca Kyrie took thirty four shots.
Speaker 1: PJ.
Speaker 2: Washington took twenty three shots. So now you're talking about
Speaker 2: thirty four and twenty three. You're talking about fifty seven
Speaker 2: shots between three guys. They only took ninety one so
Speaker 2: the other and Derrek Jones was one of ten, So
Speaker 2: now you talk about one, two, three, four, five, six.
Speaker 1: The other guys took took forty four shots.
Speaker 2: You see, Yeah, that's seven shots divided up between all
Speaker 2: the rest of them per you see. So now when
Speaker 2: you get the opportunities, it's kind of like a guy
Speaker 2: coming in off the bench and hey, o Jo, you
Speaker 2: that filth wide receiver. You dropped the third down, you
Speaker 2: dropped the four dive. People looking, man, why didn't y'all
Speaker 2: go to Ocho? Well, Ocho was double, he was wide open.
Speaker 2: What was I supposed to do? They said, Well, what, Lebron,
Speaker 2: why didn't you shooting the shot? Steph Curry? Why don't
Speaker 2: you shooting the shot? Because the guy was standing over
Speaker 2: there in the dunken spot? Why the ass open? Right?
Speaker 2: So it's it's a it's a lot of pressure. It's
Speaker 2: a make a misleague. Either you make the shot or
Speaker 2: you don't. It's really that simple. I could drop all
Speaker 2: the exits and nose or not hit the ball, go
Speaker 2: in the basket, Ojo.
Speaker 1: That's all that matters at the end of the day.
Speaker 2: At the bar, and kind like I said, Kyrie is
Speaker 2: kind of like feeling it out in the first half.
Speaker 2: He let Luca get going, and Lucas kind of beat
Speaker 2: all the hell. He's got a bad back, he's got a.
Speaker 4: Bad make up to Hey, how he's so young and
Speaker 4: he walked like an old man already, something wrong, something wrong.
Speaker 1: You think he lied about his age.
Speaker 4: He really older than what he looked.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, no, Luke, you gotta realize Luca been
Speaker 2: playing pro ball o Joe six, he's like fifteen to sixteen.
Speaker 4: You see how you moving, how you walk, you walk
Speaker 4: like an old man, likes he's like a young person
Speaker 4: in the old person body.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that makes sense.
Speaker 2: How about this, this, this comment got me in trouble
Speaker 2: last time. Luca needs to be able to do a
Speaker 2: better job of taking care of himself in the off season, Okay,
Speaker 2: Jason Kidd. Jason Kidd has let it be known that
Speaker 2: he would like for Luca to come in better shape
Speaker 2: and not play himself in the shape, but to come
Speaker 2: into camp or already in shit.
Speaker 4: At least somewhat there, at least fifty percent there.
Speaker 1: Okay, But here's the thing.
Speaker 2: In the off season. I mean, oh, Joe, that's your job.
Speaker 2: Your job is to be in shape.
Speaker 4: But I think when it comes to especially somebody like him,
Speaker 4: that I'm assuming the way they do things are different
Speaker 4: wherever Luca is from, and maybe when it's the off
Speaker 4: season they literally take off seasons literally off yeah, period,
Speaker 4: when I go to camp, I'll play myself in the
Speaker 4: shape as opposed to here, we do things a little different,
Speaker 4: especially especially in off season. Basketball is a part of
Speaker 4: their livelihood even when it's the off season.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: I think the thing is, oh Joe, is that American
Speaker 2: basketball players grow up saying, I want to be best.
Speaker 2: I want to be better than Jordan, I want to
Speaker 2: be I don't think European players grow up thinking that, right,
Speaker 2: They like, this is an opportunity for them. They're gonna
Speaker 2: make more money while beyond their wildest dreams. And you know,
Speaker 2: obviously the ninety two Olympics it opened up basketball to
Speaker 2: the world because now all those guys that Dirk and
Speaker 2: the Whiskys and all these guys that saw the the
Speaker 2: the the pro players playing because prior to ninety two
Speaker 2: it was all collegiate players. Except for the rest of
Speaker 2: the world. They're said they're pro players. Where Americans sent
Speaker 2: their college players. But after after the Americans bombed out
Speaker 2: and uh in eighty eight and sold so rich. Yes,
Speaker 2: eighty four was in La Soul because ninety two was
Speaker 2: in Barcelona. Yeah, once they bombed out there. Oscar Smith
Speaker 2: did a number on the Brazilian team did a number
Speaker 2: on them, and after that they're like, now, hell, now
Speaker 2: y'all sending y'all pros. We're gonna send our pros because
Speaker 2: at they started getting better and better because before, from
Speaker 2: the beginning of time, we always sent collegiate players. And
Speaker 2: with the exception of seventy two, when the Americans got
Speaker 2: robbed in Unich, the Americans won the goal, so eighty
Speaker 2: So seventy two, they seventy six in Montreal we won.
Speaker 2: We boycotted at eighty because of the invasion of Afghanistan
Speaker 2: by the Russians, although it was held in the Soviet year,
Speaker 2: it was held in Russia. Eighty four we won it,
Speaker 2: and then eighty eight we got the breaks breed off
Speaker 2: of Soocho and sold and it's oh no. And then
Speaker 2: we sent the ninety two and we won, and so
Speaker 2: forth and song. So that's that's kind of how that started.
Speaker 2: But I've been really impressed with Kyrie, because yeah, we
Speaker 2: know we can score either he's he's the greatest finisher
Speaker 2: that you're gonna see.
Speaker 1: Nobody hand the ball. He got the ball on the.
Speaker 2: String, Hey three mid finished either handers spin it off
Speaker 2: the rim up and under you filing, he's gonna go
Speaker 2: make ninety percent. So we know what he's cap love.
Speaker 2: But what I've been most impressed with him is watching
Speaker 2: him on the defensive.
Speaker 1: Ending defense.
Speaker 2: Now he's been getting after, he's been getting after. The
Speaker 2: Nuggets make this a series. They go it to Minnesota
Speaker 2: and blow the doors off to them. Nikola Yokic showed
Speaker 2: you why he's the MVP.
Speaker 1: He's what.
Speaker 2: Had twenty four points, fourteen rebounds, nine assists, three steals,
Speaker 2: and three blocks, first player in the NBA history to
Speaker 2: reach those numbers in a playoff game. Jamal Murray had
Speaker 2: eighteen of his twenty four in the first half, which
Speaker 2: set the set the tone. Said he was fueled by
Speaker 2: the hostile crowd that booed him the moment he stepped
Speaker 2: on the court during pre game. Obviously, he said, definitely
Speaker 2: that few that that definitely fueled me during the game
Speaker 2: and just keep me in a mold. So it's fun.
Speaker 2: I embraced that challenge. I embraced that moment. I probably
Speaker 2: deserved those bulls, so I'm not shying away from it. Obviously,
Speaker 2: we know he threw the tower, then he threw the
Speaker 2: heating pack. On the floor, and so that's what the
Speaker 2: Minnesota fans were blowing. But they go on the road,
Speaker 2: Yo kich became yo kitch. Jamal Murray gave them, gave
Speaker 2: him what he gave up, and now Minnesota, you better
Speaker 2: win Game three.
Speaker 1: Now, ugly, it got, it got really got real ugly.
Speaker 4: I can't I can't remember exactly how far the lead
Speaker 4: they had at one point in the game.
Speaker 1: What twenty twenty twenty something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they ended up they ended up winning by like
Speaker 2: twenty seven. I think they might have got it as
Speaker 2: much as thirty.
Speaker 1: It was bad. It was bad. Yeah, once they got
Speaker 1: the thirty midway through the third ont you I have
Speaker 1: like I'm gone.
Speaker 4: You know, it's where the way they started off though,
Speaker 4: they started they started off cooking, so everybody that was
Speaker 4: making shots in the beginning of the game. Once they
Speaker 4: got into a rhythm and everybody contributing, man, they got
Speaker 4: to lead so goddamn far.
Speaker 1: You know, the goddamn Wolves ain't have a chance to
Speaker 1: even come back.
Speaker 4: There's only so much that there's only so much ant
Speaker 4: man can do, that's only so much cat can do.
Speaker 4: And then the top that off, they were playing great defense.
Speaker 4: They decided to play great defense.
Speaker 2: That's a championship team. You thought they was gonna go start.
Speaker 2: You thought they're gonna go quietly.
Speaker 1: In the night.
Speaker 4: I'm liking his basketball now, but hey, I'm gonna be
Speaker 4: like Doorsburg, give me about another two weeks.
Speaker 2: You thought they're gonna go quietly in the night. Oh Joe,
Speaker 2: that that's a championship team. They made of the right stuff.
Speaker 2: But yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. And I think
Speaker 2: and if you notice, like when the shots start to
Speaker 2: fall for the road team, it seems like the basket
Speaker 2: opens up. Not everybody. You see yo kids making joints.
Speaker 2: You see a Holiday making John, You see Gordon making John's.
Speaker 2: We know what Michael Porter Jr.
Speaker 1: Can do.
Speaker 2: All the guys Reggie So now all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: now and you turn the ball over. It doesn't take long.
Speaker 2: And see what that three point shot, no lead is satan.
Speaker 2: But also with that three point shot, a five point
Speaker 2: lead can go to fifteen to twenty quick.
Speaker 4: And and you know Jamal Murray, Jamal Murray needed he
Speaker 4: needed this game though. He needed this game after the
Speaker 4: small inn thin, getting getting getting fine whatever, Winning cures all,
Speaker 4: winning cures all he could through a goddamn chair on
Speaker 4: the court like Bob Knight if he went out there
Speaker 4: and played like he did the other night, winning cures.
Speaker 2: All right, it's time for our first sayment of the night.
Speaker 1: Oh Joe, and it's a news cap, news cap.
Speaker 4: You start shout out, shut out to my people, man, Sam,
Speaker 4: congraduations and graduating from Sutherland noise, congrats, get you some
Speaker 4: McDonald's twin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, I was just out of graduation. My daughter.
Speaker 2: You just went to who graduated my daughter?
Speaker 1: She's she's the doctor. Hey, let's go.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm talking about. Man, there's a doctor in
Speaker 2: the house like script. Hey, hey, baby, my back hurt, right,
Speaker 2: me a scrip? Oh baby, I got a headache. I
Speaker 2: need another scrip.
Speaker 1: Hey, that's dope. That's dope. Yeah, I'm proud of my baby.
Speaker 2: Several names have been rumored to be in the running
Speaker 2: for head coaching chair for the Los Angeles Lakers. They
Speaker 2: include Kenny Atkinson, Michael Nori, David Edelman, and JJ Reddick.
Speaker 2: Lakers are intrigued by jj reddick amitted coaching search. Uh still,
Speaker 2: he's never coached at high school, of college or the
Speaker 2: professional level. Does that sound like someone you be in
Speaker 2: charge of a historic franchise looking for one last chance
Speaker 2: to get.
Speaker 1: A ring, uh for Lebron or a d An a d.
Speaker 4: Yuh. So I'm gona think about I'm think about it
Speaker 4: in football terms. So you have let's say you I'm
Speaker 4: trying to let me think of a historic franchise. Just
Speaker 4: say let's say the Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: And you have a former player that was good, that
Speaker 4: was decent. JJ was nice. You have a former player like,
Speaker 4: let's say, give me somebody to play.
Speaker 1: For the Cowboys.
Speaker 2: Uh, Michael Levin Smith, Now come on, Okay, that would
Speaker 2: be in the coaching round to give the comparison as
Speaker 2: far as the Lakers are having J. J.
Speaker 4: Redick as a candidate, and would it makes sense if
Speaker 4: you're trying to win a Super Bowl having a former
Speaker 4: player that knows the game extremely well.
Speaker 2: Well, he doesn't need to play for the Cowboys. He
Speaker 2: just need to have to play it in the NFL
Speaker 2: and had a decent career.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know that's right. Great, they played in Philly, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: JJ played.
Speaker 2: He played with the Clippers, he played with the Pelicans,
Speaker 2: he played with the seventy six ers, he played with
Speaker 2: the Magic, He played about four he played with four
Speaker 2: or five teams, had a nice career. I think he
Speaker 2: played like thirteen fourteen seasons, average around nine to ten
Speaker 2: points a ball game.
Speaker 1: But he had a nice CAREERKA nice career.
Speaker 4: So when I think about that, I'm gonna use for
Speaker 4: fotball sake, I'm gonna say Cowboys, and we're gonna take
Speaker 4: a player like come on, somebody boom Larry fiz Gerald.
Speaker 2: Okay, but last laughis Gerald was a historically great player though,
Speaker 2: So that's not what JJ was.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's that's not nice. That's not nice. That's nothing.
Speaker 2: No, but I'm saying, I'm saying you talking about laughist
Speaker 2: Gerald laughis Jeral is going to be a first Balltle
Speaker 2: Hall of Famer.
Speaker 1: That's not what JJ was.
Speaker 4: I don't want to be I don't want to be
Speaker 4: rude to the I'm.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, I understand what you're saying. I'm trying to think.
Speaker 4: Give me a comparison of it, JJ Reddick in football terms,
Speaker 4: good player, like you said, had a great career.
Speaker 1: See it's hard.
Speaker 2: Huh oh yeah yeah yeah. Especially that was marginal. That
Speaker 2: was like a marginal player marginal. Uh yeah, but margin
Speaker 2: a good thing. No, if you played fourteen years, obviously
Speaker 2: you played well enough. It's kind of like, oh Joe.
Speaker 2: We've seen guys that were really never like Mayde, never
Speaker 2: made a Pro Bowl, never made an All Pro team,
Speaker 2: that played thirteen fourteen, fifteen years, So that's not a knock.
Speaker 2: So I don't want people to say, if you played
Speaker 2: that long, obviously.
Speaker 1: You're good enough to play in the in the league.
Speaker 2: But I'm trying to think who would be an equivalent
Speaker 2: football player, because I mean, I've been hell, I have
Speaker 2: been gone.
Speaker 1: I've been away for so long.
Speaker 2: That that doesn't have coaching experience because a lot of
Speaker 2: times you look at a Demico Ryan Demiko. Ryan was
Speaker 2: a defensive coordinator. You look at a lot of these
Speaker 2: guys there were Darvin Ham was an assistant coach for
Speaker 2: He was an assistant coach in Atlanta. He was an
Speaker 2: assistant coach for the Milwaukee Bucks. We're talking about a guy.
Speaker 2: What they did for Matt Miller. Matt Miller was calling
Speaker 2: games and they give him the general manager John The
Speaker 2: same thing they did with John Lynch. John Lynch was
Speaker 2: calling games for Fox and they gave him the GM.
Speaker 1: John. You see them. That's so we're talking about a
Speaker 1: person that didn't have any coach experience, do you think so?
Speaker 1: You don't think ja j.
Speaker 4: Reddick is a good candidate for historic franchise like the
Speaker 4: Lakers because he had no coaching experience, but he knows
Speaker 4: the game of basketball.
Speaker 2: I mean, Steve Curry having any coaching experience, I don't
Speaker 2: think Steve kirkis coach. Steve Kirk was an analyst at
Speaker 2: gn G when he got the job. When he got
Speaker 2: he became a general manager. Also, you got to remember
Speaker 2: for Phoenix and he.
Speaker 1: Ended up going end up getting a job for.
Speaker 4: The words you have to understand. But look at the
Speaker 4: situation he went into. How much coaching can you do
Speaker 4: when you're surrounded by a bunch of bunch of casts
Speaker 4: like that, especially you.
Speaker 1: Still got to put it together.
Speaker 4: I mean, I know you got to put it together,
Speaker 4: but come on that Draymond Curry.
Speaker 2: It's it's but here's the thing, though, it's to get
Speaker 2: those to blend egos and put them together. It's it's
Speaker 2: it's because you only got fined. I got a question
Speaker 2: and you got and you got to convince. See it's
Speaker 2: either with football because the quarterback has the.
Speaker 1: Ball all the time.
Speaker 2: But now you got to identify. Okay, he's the guy.
Speaker 2: Everything runs flows through him, and you gotta be okay
Speaker 2: with that. I don't know who. You know who said
Speaker 2: who has a final call? We know who all has
Speaker 2: a final call in l A right, it will be
Speaker 2: Lebron Yeah, yeah, I mean I think it would be
Speaker 2: maybe Lebron n a d.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Let's just say you have a guy like a Randall
Speaker 2: Cobb that say, you know what I want to do coaching?
Speaker 4: Hey, I can see I can see random car.
Speaker 2: But he's an analyst and he gets an opportunity to
Speaker 2: go interview for the Cowboys. Oh, he gets an opportunity
Speaker 2: to go interview for the Steelers or the Giants. You're like, well, right,
Speaker 2: if I'm not mistaken, I think Johsh McCown interviewed for
Speaker 2: didn't he interview for Carolina?
Speaker 4: Job?
Speaker 2: He's never coaching before, So I don't want to knock
Speaker 2: guys because they don't. I mean a lot of guys
Speaker 2: had never coached until they coached, right, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. So I don't know what type of does
Speaker 2: JJ Reddick no excell to those sure you does you hear.
Speaker 1: Him talk the game? He understands the game.
Speaker 2: He can he can he can talk about the game
Speaker 2: and the terms that basketball players understand. It's kind of
Speaker 2: like when you and I talk, we can talk in
Speaker 2: terms that true football fans that understand the coverages and
Speaker 2: how how the offense is trying to attack the coverages.
Speaker 1: But the question is will that him being JJ.
Speaker 2: Reddick, how does he think it's easier if the top
Speaker 2: guys buy in as long as your top guys by
Speaker 2: in the Patriot way was Tom Brady because he was
Speaker 2: the only guy that needed to buy in, because if
Speaker 2: he bought in, he could.
Speaker 4: Convince everybody else to buy Yeah, well everybody, and so
Speaker 4: that's what you need for everybody else better buy in
Speaker 4: because everybody will over that over everybody over there was
Speaker 4: expendable boy except twelve. I'll tell you that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and so and so That's that's what you
Speaker 2: have to have. And so look at the end of
Speaker 2: the day, they're gonna they're gonna make a They're gonna
Speaker 2: make a make the best decision that they feel for them.
Speaker 2: Probably probably with a historic franchise, you're probably need to
Speaker 2: get somebody with some coaching experience.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about some head coaching experience.
Speaker 4: Oh, I got one who that tell Phil Jackson? Dust
Speaker 4: off the boots. What's happening? Dust off the clipboard.
Speaker 2: Well, the problem with here's a lot of problems with
Speaker 2: the Lakers is that's the problem is Phil Jackson because
Speaker 2: he keeps, because he keeps yapping his mouth in Jenny's ear.
Speaker 2: Either you wanted to coach, you stepped down. Remember you
Speaker 2: stepped down because you didn't want to coach anymore. So
Speaker 2: stop offering advice.
Speaker 4: Oh so Phil, Phil feel in the background now, But
Speaker 4: tell you, tell him, come on, come on, come on
Speaker 4: to the fue front.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he don't want to coach. He's a legend, legendary coach, legend.
Speaker 1: It's easy.
Speaker 2: It's easy to say, y'all, I want to coach Shack
Speaker 2: at Kobe. Yeah, I want to coach Michael Jordan. He
Speaker 2: has to have an opportunity to go to the Knicks.
Speaker 2: He could have coached the next But but when you
Speaker 2: don't have five transit, you don't have four three transcendent player,
Speaker 2: a very a top fifty, a top seventy five player,
Speaker 2: a top fifty.
Speaker 1: Player like Scotty. Scotty is the top fifty, he's not transcendent.
Speaker 1: Kobe Shaq, George transiting. Hell. So now all you gotta
Speaker 1: do is manage egos.
Speaker 2: That's the biggest thing is managing egos, because at some
Speaker 2: point in time, somebody gonna start saying, hey, it's my team.
Speaker 1: No, it's my team. The same thing that ended up
Speaker 1: ripping the Patriots apart.
Speaker 2: No matter what anybody tells you, that's what ripped him apart,
Speaker 2: because one guy.
Speaker 1: Eventually gonna want more credit than the other.
Speaker 2: The thing that kept Magic and Kareem together, Cream say
Speaker 2: what you want, cap Hey, you want to know. Hey,
Speaker 2: you left the right hand, Get down with block. I
Speaker 2: give it to you. Hey, we pushed it. Hey, cap
Speaker 2: ain't got his touches. Magic back that thing out, Captain,
Speaker 2: amble down to the block, throw that hand up, throw
Speaker 2: that sky up on And so that's what you have.
Speaker 2: You have to have somebody willing to be okay with
Speaker 2: not getting as much credit because eventually, hey, you're gonna
Speaker 2: get tired of here. To know, Joe, you're gonna get tired.
Speaker 4: To hear that.
Speaker 2: Brady, Brady, Brady, and then even coach better, you could
Speaker 2: hear well, it wasn't open to heart surgery. We had
Speaker 2: other guys that played with you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: You started hearing that from the coach right. Tom Brady
Speaker 2: had his thumb almost cut his thumb off, a deep
Speaker 2: gash in his hand. Well he didn't have open heart surgery.
Speaker 1: Other guys play.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, he's sick of.
Speaker 2: It're like, hold on, I put this thing together. I'm
Speaker 2: doing all the cooking. I bought the ingredients. I might
Speaker 2: not be on the grill at the current time at
Speaker 2: the time, but I bought all the food. I the
Speaker 2: one that bought the ribs. I brought the brisket. I
Speaker 2: brought the rib chips. I brought all this mac and cheese.
Speaker 1: He bought them.
Speaker 4: He' the one cooking it, though, and the one he
Speaker 4: and the one on the grill.
Speaker 2: I bought the ingredients I could have I could have
Speaker 2: bought some bulld eye. I could have bought some hoghead cheese,
Speaker 2: some vein of sausages. I could have bought some potted meat.
Speaker 2: How that would have looked on your table.
Speaker 1: I don't know what you think about it.
Speaker 4: When when you think about it, they had a twenty
Speaker 4: year run with all types of food came through there,
Speaker 4: and every year for some reason regards of what kind
Speaker 4: of food came to that.
Speaker 1: They did, one thing can make it look good.
Speaker 2: I mean the way my grandma could make that BALLOONA
Speaker 2: to fly that BALLOONA. You're right, and you stick that
Speaker 2: forking at the bus, that buss off and you put
Speaker 2: some man ain't on that bread. Hey, it was still
Speaker 2: it was still blowing, but it tasted good. That party
Speaker 2: meeting dividing sausages when.
Speaker 1: She split the thing.
Speaker 2: When she split them and got them a little brown
Speaker 2: and nothing. We add little mustard. Sometimes we put boom
Speaker 2: nasty food. But granted, could make that thing great.
Speaker 1: Great? Uh A cuisine A cuisine.
Speaker 2: It's simple, it's it's it's really it's really that complicated
Speaker 2: for me. Hey, there's a team effort. If you notice,
Speaker 2: every time something happens, I'll always bring the team. When
Speaker 2: I got our Heart Awards, CJ was with the producers. Came,
Speaker 2: we're going to the webits. Everybody going and hey, when
Speaker 2: we had this thing, I said, hey, no o, Joe
Speaker 2: need to be there.
Speaker 1: I said, I get it. It's under my umbrella, but
Speaker 1: it's night cap. It's unk.
Speaker 2: When we had this thing, were we going to France?
Speaker 2: I said, no, I'm not coming. If he can't come out.
Speaker 1: We're going to France. So oh, we're going to France
Speaker 1: and we're going to France. We we.
Speaker 2: Hey, hey, yeah, uh that's the that's the that's the thing.
Speaker 2: And let's go people, let's people gotta you gotta you
Speaker 2: gotta be up. You gotta be okay, even if you
Speaker 2: don't get if you don't gonna get any of the credit,
Speaker 2: but you definitely gotta be okay.
Speaker 1: We're getting fifty percent of the credit. And that's so.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Look, there are some there are other guys. My thing
Speaker 2: is I suggested that they should have hired ty Loot.
Speaker 2: But see, harr's the thing, the same thing. The Lakers
Speaker 2: have the same problem that the Cowboys have. You should
Speaker 2: be honored to coach the Lakers or coach the Cowboys,
Speaker 2: so you go take less than market value.
Speaker 1: Look at the Cowboys. They ain't paying them, guys, what.
Speaker 2: Them top top coaches getting top coaches getting ten, twelve,
Speaker 2: thirteen to fifteen million. Yeah, they give five six million
Speaker 2: because it's the Cowboys. And hey, it's one of thirty two.
Speaker 2: So they should have hired ty Loot and they would
Speaker 2: have never been in this situation because Ty Loo is
Speaker 2: one of the great coaches, and he played. See, Lebron
Speaker 2: really liked guys to coach him that actually played the
Speaker 2: game because a lot of times they can see things
Speaker 2: through the prism of what she's looking at, and so
Speaker 2: that that helps a lot with him. But obviously he's
Speaker 2: gonna have some influence. Ad it's gonna have some influence
Speaker 2: who the head coach is. So I can't definitively say, oh,
Speaker 2: Jo one way another shit, they hire JJ Reddick. I
Speaker 2: know he knows the game of basketball. Well, put it
Speaker 2: like this, he can draw the game up on the chalkboard.
Speaker 2: If another thing. It's kind of like.
Speaker 1: Those that can do those that can't teach.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So it'll be interesting to see who they who
Speaker 2: eventually ends up getting the Lakers job. We know what
Speaker 2: the Lakers represent, and uh, you got to get somebody
Speaker 2: in place that gives Lebron over the next one or
Speaker 2: two years a realistic chance. Probably gonna have to give
Speaker 2: up that first round pick to bring somebody in if
Speaker 2: you can. You know, if you can't lure someone in
Speaker 2: free agency, hopefully you can lure someone in free agency,
Speaker 2: but if not, you wanna trade for someone, You're gonna
Speaker 2: probably have to give up that first round pick, and
Speaker 2: uh probably throw a couple of players.
Speaker 1: There's some players that you probably.
Speaker 2: Want to give up, give up, like an Austin Reeves
Speaker 2: or somebody like that.
Speaker 1: That's probably what's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Oh Joe, the friendly wager between LSU teammate Jane daniel
Speaker 2: Elie neighbors is off now. They placed the friendly wager
Speaker 2: ten thousand dollars bet which whoever would win off the
Speaker 2: NFL's offensive Rookie of the Year would win the money.
Speaker 2: But on Friday, after the neighbors attended rookie camp the Giants,
Speaker 2: learning the specific of the NFL's gambling problem, excuse me
Speaker 2: the NFL gambling policy, he revealed that the bet was off.
Speaker 2: It is unclear if the bet would have violated the policy,
Speaker 2: but the two aren't taking any chance, Neighbors said. The
Speaker 2: neighbors said, I'm educated now and I got to be
Speaker 2: able sports betting and gambling, so we're calling the bet off.
Speaker 1: There's no bet.
Speaker 4: Now, and no sir he elite neighbors. Jane Daniels, the
Speaker 4: bettest still on the better still on give me the money.
Speaker 4: I'm still a part. I'm not a part of the
Speaker 4: NFL where I am waiting now, man, let me take
Speaker 4: that back. Let me take that back.
Speaker 1: Better still on no matter what, just put the money
Speaker 1: in my hand.
Speaker 4: Put the money in my hand, and I make a
Speaker 4: decision at the end of the season on who deserves it. Malik,
Speaker 4: you got to come to play, bright, You got to
Speaker 4: come to play if you're going to outdo a quarterback.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 2: How about a bro I bet you're ten grand I
Speaker 2: went offensive Walk of the Year? Okay, bet it's when
Speaker 2: you made it public, right, see something some things you
Speaker 2: just keep telling yourself.
Speaker 1: O Joe.
Speaker 4: Actually I like it, though I like it because not NFL.
Speaker 1: Don't think he made it public.
Speaker 4: I think it's it's a great motivating tactic.
Speaker 1: Are you in a less motivated by thing? You?
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a question, how many people know?
Speaker 2: How many people knew your goals? You didn't share them
Speaker 2: with anybody, did you? And you was just as motivated
Speaker 2: the chievo? Yeah, okay, you have to understand, well, look
Speaker 2: I get it, Ojo, but you have to understand how
Speaker 2: the NFL and the gambling. So you don't want you
Speaker 2: don't even want to mention them, like I said, O Joe,
Speaker 2: I bet you're such and such bete dude, at the
Speaker 2: end of the year.
Speaker 1: How'd you get this?
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna say how I got it, but a
Speaker 2: good a good friend of mine gifted it to Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think I think for one, on the leak Nabors part,
Speaker 4: I think it was all in good fun, you know,
Speaker 4: a little friendly, little friendly, really friendly friendly competition. And
Speaker 4: I don't think I don't think it's against the NFL
Speaker 4: gambling polish because they're not gambling on the game. They're
Speaker 4: just it's a friendly wager between them between themselves based
Speaker 4: on how they play their rookie season. That's all that.
Speaker 4: That's no foul, no harm. Now you know, you want
Speaker 4: to know what's harm me bribing the referee with a
Speaker 4: goddamn ballar bill trying to challenge a ref call. Yeah,
Speaker 4: now that that's not that. Now that's gambling because I
Speaker 4: literally took out a dollar and tried to bribe the referee.
Speaker 4: Now that I understand them making a friendly wager between themselves,
Speaker 4: whether it's public or not, it's no harm, no foul,
Speaker 4: And I hope i'd hope, you know, we we'd allow
Speaker 4: those two to go out of this season.
Speaker 1: Oh Joe.
Speaker 2: You know there a lot of bets going on. Man,
Speaker 2: that doesn't been the best between teammates. I mean not teammates,
Speaker 2: but hell I a teammates friend.
Speaker 4: Yeah, nobody knows I bet nobody.
Speaker 2: Nobody knew hell I bet Afa Williams twenty five thousand,
Speaker 2: but I would have more touchdown than he had sacked.
Speaker 2: God Man, guess what one I broke? I broke my
Speaker 2: collar ball week four. He broke he towards Achilles week five.
Speaker 2: So we settled. I went to He wanted twelve five,
Speaker 2: so I said we could sell it. He had one sack.
Speaker 2: I had no choice, so we said. He said, I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what he said, I want twelve thousand, five
Speaker 2: hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Guess what this joker wanted wanted.
Speaker 2: Don't say food, Susan B Anthony, dollars Susan B Anthony.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he wanted those quarter dollars.
Speaker 2: I had to go to the back and get because
Speaker 2: he wanted to inconvenience me. He I wanted my pride.
Speaker 2: Can I gonna put that order into the bank? Could
Speaker 2: I get twelve fives and five hundred dollars of Susan
Speaker 2: be Anthony? Do you hard know how hard it is
Speaker 2: to get those damn things.
Speaker 4: He made it difficult, Yes, and they was heavy as hem.
Speaker 1: Hey, let's go listen.
Speaker 4: I like the bet, though, I like it.
Speaker 2: Because that's the way we bet it, so like we
Speaker 2: bet in the locker room. I didn't I didn't want
Speaker 2: your money. I want your pride. I want five hundred
Speaker 2: dollars nikels. Man, Sean, come home, man. I want you
Speaker 2: to take your answer to the bank. Ask the cashier
Speaker 2: could you get five hundred dollars in nickels? And when
Speaker 2: she asked, you say, mister such and such, why you
Speaker 2: need five hundred dollars on nickels. I want you to
Speaker 2: tell them I lost the bet to eighty four. I'll
Speaker 2: get Buffalo nickas. I get one hundred dollars in Buffalo Nickels,
Speaker 2: I get two hundred fifty dollars in dive. That's what
Speaker 2: I wanted. I wanted. I wanted what is it? Canaday
Speaker 2: half dollars? We call them Kenada fifty cent pete. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I wanted those, yes, silver dollars. Yes, I want your pride.
Speaker 1: Ohr. Everybody making money? So what is it for me? Okay?
Speaker 2: You lose a thousand dollars you're gonna bring me a
Speaker 2: thousand dollars cash.
Speaker 1: No, I don't want a thousand dollars cash.
Speaker 2: I want coins, pennies, nickels, dimes, Buffalo nickels, Susan b
Speaker 2: Anthony quarters, Canada, half dollars Canada fifty said what we
Speaker 2: call them in the South?
Speaker 4: Guy?
Speaker 2: You know we oh, you know, we gambled everything. We
Speaker 2: had a little poppet shot basketball fan in the locker room.
Speaker 2: So we we betting per dim. Hey bet everybody got
Speaker 2: their per diem lined up the.
Speaker 1: Road for dim. Yes, yes, we bet road for dim.
Speaker 2: Man. Look me and we're getting ready to go to practice.
Speaker 2: Me and mahme Be and my homeboy Burns. He's like,
Speaker 2: we got so you know, we've been there for a week.
Speaker 2: So I went upstairs, got my check, got here, I said,
Speaker 2: because we like to bet, don't even look at it.
Speaker 2: Put it down. Okay, fine, bet, but what it is?
Speaker 2: So I put my check down. He put his down.
Speaker 2: We shoot, we gotta go to practice. We come back.
Speaker 2: Come on, let's get the ball first. Hey, hold up,
Speaker 2: me and burn shooting this? He shoot, he missed. I
Speaker 2: make it. So at that point in time, you get
Speaker 2: to open the check and see what it is. So
Speaker 2: he opened my check. I opened here. He was like
Speaker 2: fourteen hundred dollars. Mine was like seventy thousand. He said,
Speaker 2: Oh boy, you'd have been throwing up. Oh hell yeah.
Speaker 2: But that's but that's the chance that you mat. You
Speaker 2: don't look at the check.
Speaker 1: You just bet. Yeah, I'm cool with that. I bet bro.
Speaker 2: Oh, we bet everything. Oh, we bet everything? Oh bout
Speaker 2: ray in between? You uplayed in between?
Speaker 1: What's that in between and in between?
Speaker 2: You take two? You take two decks of cards. I
Speaker 2: flipped one, I flipped both cards up. It might be
Speaker 2: an a, it might be a five. You gonna say, hey,
Speaker 2: in between, if it comes in between the eighth and
Speaker 2: the five, you win. If you get hit on the edges,
Speaker 2: you get dump. You have to pay double. So if
Speaker 2: it's an ace or five, you pay double.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: We played on the way to super Bowl. Ask the
Speaker 2: guys what part got in life? Fifty grand, fifty thousand. Yeah, Oh,
Speaker 2: we took super Bowl. I took Oh, hey, Peter, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: I gotta give up this information.
Speaker 1: Oh but we took we took.
Speaker 2: Hey, we took four super Bowl tickets off Willie Green,
Speaker 2: fourth super Bowl tickets and ten grand.
Speaker 1: I know, I was very general.
Speaker 2: Oh Joe, I want to do old school car seventy one?
Speaker 2: I said, Man, give me five grand. I can't, I say,
Speaker 2: cause you go home and tell your wife you lost
Speaker 2: this car. It's gonna be problem. You give me five grand,
Speaker 2: we'll call it either. And Mike used to tell him, say, look,
Speaker 2: y'all gambling with eighty four. Do y'all know how long
Speaker 2: eighty four have been playing eighty four? Okay, I don't
Speaker 2: really like you guys gambling because I don't want you
Speaker 2: faking about your lost twenty thousand and thirty thousand during
Speaker 2: the game. But if I rock with you, if I
Speaker 2: want to big some of money off, y'all like, bro,
Speaker 2: go ahead, Hey, just give me, give me five grand.
Speaker 2: We'll call it eve. But I wanted nice black chrome rems.
Speaker 2: Just got it. It probably worked. By twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: I said, man, give me five grand.
Speaker 1: You cool boy?
Speaker 4: Hey, for y'all listen, I know I know we gain
Speaker 4: whenever the gambling went on locker room training camp.
Speaker 1: We don't break man. I'm I'm man. You know I
Speaker 1: ain't around none of that. Bro, I ain't got time.
Speaker 1: Why do you think spending money gam came about.
Speaker 2: Oh Joe, you gonna ask anybody that played in dem
Speaker 2: sir from nineteen from nineteen ninety five ninety six, all
Speaker 2: the way they closed it down when I lift, when
Speaker 2: I came back.
Speaker 1: It came from there. That's what we gambled.
Speaker 2: We played cards, we wrote roll dice, they played video game,
Speaker 2: We drank smoke.
Speaker 1: All that within club. That's how it came to be.
Speaker 1: And I don't see. I don't see how y'all do that.
Speaker 4: Man, and people in the chat that gamble, people just
Speaker 4: in general, like even when y'all was playing, even former
Speaker 4: teammates of mind, there was there was there's such an
Speaker 4: excitement and passion and joy in people's faces when they gamble.
Speaker 4: Here from and me being from Miami watching people gamble,
Speaker 4: playing spades, playing playing tunk, playing get like me with
Speaker 4: the quarters back in the day we were in high
Speaker 4: school watching watching the dope boys play selo. Excuse me,
Speaker 4: I hate, I hate to say that word, but watching
Speaker 4: the boys play seto.
Speaker 1: Like, what are we doing?
Speaker 4: I'm not doing nothing or losing my money to anything
Speaker 4: where I can't control it.
Speaker 1: Like if I'm losing money, I want to be in
Speaker 1: control of it.
Speaker 4: I don't want any outside variations of what I'm doing
Speaker 4: to cause me.
Speaker 1: To lose my money. I can't, I can't do it.
Speaker 4: And then I remember going, I went to the casino
Speaker 4: with Rail and I'm talking to the man. I'm saying, sir,
Speaker 4: are y'all gonna stop the man from continuing to gamble
Speaker 4: that much money at the high roller table?
Speaker 1: Why you allowing him to do this? But that's what
Speaker 1: we do here. Why do you think you don't have
Speaker 1: no We got a gamble gambled. Why do you think
Speaker 1: we don't have no windows? What the you means? What
Speaker 1: the windows have to do anything?
Speaker 2: Because clocks on the wall because they want you to
Speaker 2: lose track of time and they pumping their fresh ox.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 4: I learned all this just not too long ago, but
Speaker 4: that when I was in Vegas for F one.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm like, man, y'all.
Speaker 2: We gamble, yeah, y'all, every night, every There was not
Speaker 2: one night in Denver when I was in training camp
Speaker 2: that we do and gamble. Oh Joe, we was going
Speaker 2: to bed like we gotta be like we got practice
Speaker 2: at nine. We ain't going to bed till like two o'clock,
Speaker 2: three o'clock in the morning, and.
Speaker 4: Y'all going to practice on four five hours of sleep yep.
Speaker 2: And the last night we stay up the whole night
Speaker 2: like our crew that normally, Oh we got you gotta
Speaker 2: stay up the whole night.
Speaker 1: Thank oh.
Speaker 2: Oh we had a black Hey, we had a last
Speaker 2: Oh and the last and the last night the rookie.
Speaker 1: Got to get him, got him. Yeah, I remember the day.
Speaker 1: What man, Look here, we go to the store.
Speaker 2: We get like twenty five pounds of flour, We get
Speaker 2: like eight nine ten bottles syrup. We cut the pillows open,
Speaker 2: we got the tar and feather. Oh not the tar feather.
Speaker 1: Yeah, by stay with your hard to get off. I
Speaker 1: do don't know.
Speaker 2: Think about how many guys came with bed with bed
Speaker 2: with pillow feathers in their head and only stuck on
Speaker 2: their back and on the neck. Hey, because you know
Speaker 2: I was cool. Hey, you know, hey, I get the key,
Speaker 2: I get the master key in their sleep five stewish
Speaker 2: him down, booking up out of there. Oh, we did
Speaker 2: some da but you know what Mike said, Hey, hey,
Speaker 2: I don't normally do this, huh, but I know, you know,
Speaker 2: probably eighty four had something to do with it, and
Speaker 2: this team or some stuff.
Speaker 1: Popped off. They already know. Mike knew.
Speaker 2: The team building. We got this cut. Oh we that
Speaker 2: dorm was a mess. Yes, yes, because hey got to
Speaker 2: get them O Joe, it's a part of it. Whether
Speaker 2: to lebron.
Speaker 1: Cost definitely, most definitely, most definitely.
Speaker 2: That's what I missed, Joe. See, that's what I meant,
Speaker 2: a son, that's what I miss. The talent show like
Speaker 2: we did. Y'all have a talent show, like the rookies
Speaker 2: had to put on the talent show.
Speaker 4: But hey, listen that that hard knock y'all hads that
Speaker 4: talent show. Boy, when when Buddy did ray Lewis and
Speaker 4: Buddy did and uh Buddy did you and me, boy,
Speaker 4: I was in tears. I'm talking about it, tears crying.
Speaker 1: That was good. Oh yeah, that was good. Oh we
Speaker 1: have we have we had a talent show.
Speaker 2: We have a tailor show in uh in different But
Speaker 2: I ain't you know, like I said, I I ain't
Speaker 2: really know like I said. I mean, when I was
Speaker 2: in college, we didn't really do the stuff like like
Speaker 2: like rookie stuff. Hazy, they ain't cutting nobody hair and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. I mean, I'm trying to think what
Speaker 2: we did to the rookies cause they got me. I mean,
Speaker 2: it was it was all all fun. Like I said,
Speaker 2: I won't let nobody cut my hair, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying, And I ain't do We wasn't doing anything
Speaker 2: to the mean anybody we want to go cut your
Speaker 2: hairs and foolish just like that. Well I'm sure there
Speaker 2: was some things that we did, but that was all
Speaker 2: a part of it. That's what I miss That's what
Speaker 2: I missed. If they could just let me and I
Speaker 2: was like Mike, if I could just go back, I
Speaker 2: ain't want to do meetings no more. That's what really
Speaker 2: got me out of the league, the meetings. I said, Mike,
Speaker 2: just let me practice, let me show up to practice right,
Speaker 2: and let me playing the games. Your boy good? Yeah,
Speaker 2: you boy good? I said, But uh oh, Joe over
Speaker 2: to day Bro. I wish I could get those back.
Speaker 2: I wish I could do that. Obviously I couldn't play anymore,
Speaker 2: but I just want to go hang around the just
Speaker 2: go heck not now I'm just st my guys. What
Speaker 2: I was like after I left, like three or four years,
Speaker 2: I just wanted to go back because a lot of
Speaker 2: the guys that I played with was still playing man.
Speaker 1: I said, man, I wish I could just go back there.
Speaker 2: They're like sharp, Man, it ain't the same without you
Speaker 2: cause you, oh Joe, you know I.
Speaker 1: Can't it live. Yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 2: Everybody wanted to get on bus too, cause they you know,
Speaker 2: the coaches, everybody on. You know, the owner with on.
Speaker 2: But everybody, Hey, sear what bus you're getting on? Cause
Speaker 2: you know we're gonna keep it froming. We bad it
Speaker 2: on somebody. Somebody wore some bull drive today.
Speaker 1: Are you or y'all get on the down fence? What
Speaker 1: I got on? The dude so bad I made him
Speaker 1: took as I fit off on the.
Speaker 2: Plane, got fined because Mike say, I told you got
Speaker 2: to work.
Speaker 1: Made him take it to come up at it. It
Speaker 1: was that bad, made him come up at you.
Speaker 4: But today today's NFL players boys show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well it is a fashion show.
Speaker 2: I made him come up by I made him come up.
Speaker 2: Oh they hey Sean, may you see what such a
Speaker 2: sean come look with such and such got on.
Speaker 1: I got to get him. I got to get him.
Speaker 2: The only person that you could not get upset about
Speaker 2: their dress was easy here and McCaffrey and McCaffrey that
Speaker 2: Joe coming out there looking like a four H camper.
Speaker 2: He gonna have on khaki pad and a blue blazer
Speaker 2: that he got folded up that he takes out his
Speaker 2: double that and everything that what he did got every
Speaker 2: time and some and some and some Doc Martin and
Speaker 2: don't care and don't care nothing. So we didn't even
Speaker 2: bother they had that got to the poor ass, like
Speaker 2: why ragged you don't care?
Speaker 1: We didn't. We didn't give people to actually care that
Speaker 1: if we rag on.
Speaker 2: Oh oh I ma hey me at the back of
Speaker 2: that plane, make him come slam up out of ojoke.
Speaker 1: Plane with where is that? I remember that. I remember.
Speaker 1: I remember.
Speaker 4: Going to the airport and everybody got to meet at
Speaker 4: the stadium before you know, to get on the bus.
Speaker 4: Remember everybody used to bring pope ass. Oh yeah, the
Speaker 4: rookies had to bring the rookies. Rookie, the rookies had
Speaker 4: to bring pope ass. You know, I you know, I
Speaker 4: came with my own. I came with my own McDonald.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Man, them joking, man, the jokes. Have you go get man,
Speaker 2: they go get ribbed, Make you go get rims man.
Speaker 2: You gotta go get man, Big Cad, big Cad Washington
Speaker 2: was what was on my team for year.
Speaker 1: Man had had them rookie go and get Popeyes, mac
Speaker 1: and jeans. Cry.
Speaker 2: Can't see how they come on, dude. Yeah, but see
Speaker 2: this is before your time. See we used to could
Speaker 2: drive right up, park our cars and get right on
Speaker 2: the plane.
Speaker 1: Plane back up and we take off. Yeah.
Speaker 2: We never we didn't have to go like my first
Speaker 2: my first four or five years, we didn't have to
Speaker 2: go to that port, go to a private hang right,
Speaker 2: park your car, walk right up, get right on the plane.
Speaker 1: Oh hey, ain't I ain't never heard of that bar?
Speaker 1: That yeah, man, oh oh that was. That was lovely, lovely.
Speaker 2: And then you know you had to start, you know,
Speaker 2: had to start getting there on time, because Mike, we're
Speaker 2: gonna leave you.
Speaker 1: Mike, we're gonna leave you.
Speaker 2: If you wasn't number seven, number thirty, number eighty four,
Speaker 2: maybe a few of them, because Mike, my dad's what
Speaker 2: was such and such like, oh.
Speaker 1: We hold a plane, we got we can, it's a
Speaker 1: charter flight. We leave.
Speaker 2: We want to somebody else, anybody else. But I wasn't
Speaker 2: gon you late already already understood, because I know God's looking.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna be late.
Speaker 2: The volume m HM