Club 520 Podcast - 520 In The Morning - Jeff Teague REACTS to Cavs undefeated start, Embiid’s 76ers return, SGA, Wemby
Episode Date: November 12, 2024On the Tuesday, November 12 episode of 520 in the Morning, Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, and B Hen react to the biggest NBA stories from around the league. Donovan Mitchell and the Cleveland Cavaliers beat t...he Chicago Bulls to improve to 12-0. Are the Cavs the best team in the east after having the best start since Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors 24-0 start in the 2015-16 season. The guys then discuss Joel Embiid’s return to the Philadelphia 76ers as the take on the New York Knicks tonight, as well as react to Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and San Antonio Spurs’ Victor Wembanyama’s monster night as they both picked up wins last night. #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Good morning.
Happy Tuesday.
It's 5.20 in the morning.
Favorite morning sports show.
We keep you up to date on everything sports related,
especially basketball.
I'm the host.
My name is DJ Wells.
I got my esteemed co-host with me to my left.
I got Bishop Hendricks to my right. I got Teague. Fellas, good morning.
How y'all doing today?
Chilling, man.
I wake up every morning, hit my knees, and I pray.
That's your wake-up song?
Because I finally made a way. Nah, don't sing Rod. You're not allowed to sing Rod.
I've been running up that keg, lil' mama.
You sang Petey Pablo in here, though.
Hell nah.
Waking up to Petey Pablo was crazy.
Sing that North Carolina shit.
Man, I ain't never
wake up there.
Shout out to Winston.
Shout out to Winston, man.
Listen, man,
a lot of basketball
I took care of last night.
A lot of 2B originals,
for sure.
I ain't even gonna call them
doubleheaders.
2B originals last night.
Crazy basketball.
We're gonna start off
with the Cavs, man.
They stay unbeaten, man.
119-113 got the Bulls
out the way yesterday.
12 and on the season.
It's the best start since that, you know what I'm saying,
historic 2015-16 Warriors team.
How y'all feel about it?
Talk to that.
That's the assistant coach over there.
Yeah.
I mean, I said they was going to lose last night.
I just tried to, you know, be a little different,
go against the grain for once.
But the Cavs are serious.
They taking care of business.
They beating the teams they're supposed to beat.
And then when they play really good teams, they show up
and they winning those games too.
I think they serious this year.
Most definitely.
Like you said, when you start off like that,
you have to beat the teams you're supposed to beat.
Those be the games that you drop off random Monday night,
you on the flight dealing with the Bulls.
But listen, Donovan Mitchell led the way last night.
Smooth, easy 36 piece.
So, I've been having that conversation.
My boy been killing, man. I like Donovan Mitchell led the way last night. Smooth, easy 36-piece. Since I've been having that conversation, my boy been killing, man.
I like Donovan.
Yeah, I think Donovan Mitchell, he's starting to kind of solidify
as the top two guard in the league.
I mean, undefeated team, getting 36 points last night,
leading his group.
I'm starting to believe it.
I mean, I don't think my Donovan Mitchell and A.E. take is too off
now. I think it's starting to come
to the light. I think ESPN's
starting to give them some love, so
we'll see how it go. And last night,
it's on the screen right now, but come on, bro.
John Moran had two 360, but the one Donovan had last night
is crazy, bro. That's insane to do that in a
real basketball game. Like, driving through the middle,
switching hands, that's nuts. He must have heard
me when I said he ain't been
getting in his bag lately.
His athletic bag.
He been disrespecting
his athleticism
like my boy
went in the dunk contest.
He been playing under the rim.
Yeah, MVP Donovan, man.
He gotta be a front runner
for MVP, him and Yote.
Now, all right,
now we hear about
this conversation.
You said two guard.
Is he the best two guard
in the East?
I won't even go into NBA.
Is he the best two guard
in the East right now?
He the best two guard in the league right now. Now, that's wild. Forget the East. He the best two-guard in the East? I won't even go into the NBA. Is he the best two-guard in the East right now? He's the best two-guard in the league right now.
No, that's wild.
Forget the East.
He's the best two in the league.
Who's playing better than Donovan Mitchell right now?
He's off to a great start.
You know what I mean?
Shout out to DM, man.
The real DM.
You know what I'm saying?
But I'm asleep, bro.
I'm asleep.
Not the best in the league.
You know, it's still in.
And Shea.
You know what I'm saying?
But he holding it down.
He holding it down.
Yeah, he holding it down.
He leading his team.
Donovan Mitchell's not better than Shea Gilchrist.
Okay, so who's our top three?
Because we ain't even mentioned Book at all.
I've already said it.
I don't know.
Book who?
Oh.
Who?
They used to play for Clemson.
Booker T!
Oh, he's calling a damn, damn book.
Shout out to Michelle Beal.
We love Devin Booker, but top three, not right now.
Ooh, that's tough.
Bradley Beal, not right now.
It's low.
They low.
You know what I'm saying?
They in that top 10 for sure.
But it's led by Shea and Donovan.
I'll give it to Donovan for sure.
Now, a lot of talk has been on the internet.
You know what I'm saying?
Hey, don't forget, they point guard.
He killing two.
GG going crazy.
They saying, who's the best guard on that team between the two?
It's Donovan, bro.
Oh, it's Donovan.
Okay.
Darius Garland, Indiana kid, but Donovan Mitchell is the one on that team.
How crazy would it be for them to start the All-Star game together?
I mean, obviously, I know it takes a lot to get to that point,
but that would be crazy if somehow they progress all the way through
and they start an All-Star game together.
That would be fun.
Well, if they keep going and kicking ass the way they are,
you can't deny it.
No, you can't.
Hopefully, they go on a run where they win 15, 16 in a row.
And then we start talking about,
are they one of the best teams to ever start like this? I mean, obviously
they are right now. But
what'd the Warriors go?
Like...
We'll have to check it out off him. They was
close near the double. Like, they weren't in the 20s
by that point, but I think they was...
They was crazy. But they had multiple of those
runs where they would just... It was 24?
They start off 24-0? Jesus Christ.
I knew it was around the 20 mark, but that's...
But then they had another insane run, too,
after that. So, I don't know. That's a different
team, though. 24-0 is crazy.
It is crazy. But didn't y'all have, like, a whole month
where y'all didn't lose a game, basically? Yeah, that was light shit.
We went 18-0.
That's tough.
Player of the month and shit like that. I was player of the month.
Our team was.
Our team was. They went as a unit. We did. So, who got that trophy at the crib? shit like that. I was player of the month? Our team was. Our team was? They went as a unit.
We did.
So who got that trophy
at the crib?
I got one.
Okay.
I mean, I was player of the week
during that week
too, some of them weeks.
Turn me up.
Okay, we're looking
at best starts in NBA history.
The Warriors was 24-0.
Obviously, they lost the finals.
The Rockets was 15-0
in 93-94.
They won the Washington Capitals.
Jesus Christ.
Who the hell was born then? Yeah, that don't count,
bro. Bill Russell.
That was before Bill Russell, bro.
He said it was born then.
Yeah, I don't
know where they was playing them games at, boy. I'm sure
it was some crazy fans in that.
0-2-0-3 in the past. They went
14-0. They definitely lost in the conference finals. But yeah,
I mean, Cleveland's right there, almost in the top five. All they got to do is string together a couple more wins, but they got, they went 14-0. They definitely lost in the conference finals. But yeah, I mean, Cleveland's right there
almost in the top five.
All they got to do
is string together
a couple more wins.
But they got a couple
tough games coming up.
They got to play at Philly
and the Celtics next week.
Oh, 98 Hawks.
Oh, 98 Hawks.
Look at my boy,
Steve Smith.
Okay, Steve.
Was that Mookie Blaylock?
I don't know who
was on that team.
I'm going to go with
Mutombo.
R.I.P.
Had to be.
R.I.P. the legend.
I know he was on that squad in 98.
That's crazy, man.
But listen, we got to keep showing love for the Cavs.
They're handling business, and they're doing it the right way.
The Bulls, we'll talk about them a little bit later,
but obviously I think that's going to be a team that they're going to have to just go ahead and…
Yeah, go ahead and blow it up.
Yeah, man.
Let people fly, bro.
Get in these sweepstakes, man.
Yeah, go ahead and blow it up.
Send Cooper Flag a shot rack.
To Chicago.
I like Ace better in Chicago.
You said what?
I like Ace better in Chicago.
Okay.
I mean, they just drafted a kid that kind of similar to not Ace.
He's not as good as Ace or Cooper.
What's the dude named Matisse or something?
Yeah, I know who you're talking about.
Yeah, signed with Reebok.
I think Ace is just ready to— He signed with Reebok?. Yeah, signed with Reebok. I think Ace is just ready.
He signed with Reebok?
Yeah, he signed with Reebok.
He's in league right now.
Ace could have went to the league this year.
Most definitely.
If you get an opportunity to get him,
you don't worry about who in your roster.
You make that play.
Yeah, I mean, him and Cooper,
they both NBA ready.
They was ready.
For sure, man.
Shout out to the Cavs holding down.
And B, back tonight, man.
First game against the Knicks, man.
How y'all feel about this matchup?
First time we get to see Embiid and PG together.
Unfortunately, Maxie's still out.
I want to see Embiid versus Cat.
That's the matchup you're looking to see?
Yeah.
Yeah, I remember those days.
That's when Tua T called his first concussion.
I ain't had no concussion.
You see how a man handled Paul's Embiid.
He grabbed Embiid and fell to the ground and hit his head.
You crazy.
I threw MB.
Weight room.
Wrote a clip, Luis.
I ain't gonna lie.
I said, my nigga just grabbed one of the biggest people in the league.
He playing crazy out there.
I was.
I don't know what I was thinking.
He was like this.
But the whole thing, I was laughing the whole time.
I'm grabbing him like, calm down, bro.
Like, what you on?
He like clapping.
I'm laughing.
Like, he comical, bro.
I rock with Embiid, though.
He funny.
For sure, man.
How do y'all expect this team to respond?
You know what I'm saying?
First game back, PG obviously with him.
What do y'all expect to see?
I don't know if they get a dub and I guess a Knicks.
They're looking for a win back.
Well, both of them are.
But what do y'all expect to see out of this team? I don't know if they get a dub and I guess the Knicks, they're looking for a win back. Well, both of them are, but what do y'all expect to see out of this team?
I don't know. I just want to see
how him and PG
mesh together.
I wish Tyrese was there. I mean, they crashed
my boy out, but
I'm interested to see how them two
figure it out tonight. It's a big
game to figure it out, so I wish they was playing the Hawks
or something, but...
A little tune-up game. Yeah, because I honestly think
B might try to go at your boy.
I think he's going to try to kill Cat.
I think he's going to be on a minutes restriction
because, I mean, he's probably going to play
four or five minutes at a time.
I don't think we're going to see much out of him.
He's liable to kill still,
but I don't think we're going to see much.
I think the Knicks are going to beat him.
But I want to see PG be more assertive and more aggressive.
I think PG needs to have one of them nights where he go for 30, 35.
And B, he's going to do his thing.
He probably still get 20 and 10 in limited action,
but PG got to go off.
He got to go crazy.
We can't be dependent on Jerry McCain, even though he's been hooping.
Can't depend on him to be the third option on that team.
Yeah, that's really interesting that you say that.
I was just thinking about who they have available and how they should run.
Obviously, a lot more open shots going to happen with them being back.
But just the sets that they run, I know we got to see Tyrese back.
But like you said, you got capable guards who can run offense.
Let him get some.
But PG has to be ultra, ultra aggressive for this to work.
Now for the Knicks, you know what I'm saying?
They looking like they need to do what they need to do tonight,
take care of business.
I don't know. I don't know.
They play that chemistry out, though.
Yeah, they played well last night.
I mean, when they played the Pacers, they scored the ball.
They probably got a guard, man.
Yeah.
They lost the game, right?
Yeah.
I'm off.
I forgot.
But, I mean, Pacers, every squirrel find a nut, every post.
Third and the East respectively.
Hey, man.
Third and the East.
That was the weakest saying.
Nah, it's supposed to be every blind squirrel can find a nut,
but I ain't want to call them blind.
I ain't want to do that because I ain't want to offend nobody.
But every squirrel do that.
Every squirrel, every Nick, it all every squirrel
every Nick
it doesn't matter
oh man
that nigga's comical
he butchered that
I ain't butchered
I was about to say
a blind squirrel
can follow it up
but I was about to be like
damn I ain't wanna say that
it is what it is bro
every squirrel
follow it up
I be sure
everybody gonna get a win
one day
love who you wanna love
the Knicks the Knicks gotta figure
it out though, bro.
They gotta figure it out.
It's still early
for them too,
but they in more trouble
than the Sixers are.
Let JB cook.
That's what needs to happen.
Let JB cook.
Y'all were successful
when y'all let JB cook.
They gotta find
some rhythm with
they two and three guard.
Two and three.
Like,
Miles Bridges got to figure out
his role on that team.
And OG,
he got to be a little more aggressive.
You know what I mean?
Like, he played well
against the Pacers,
but that got to be
a consistent thing.
Yeah.
They have a lot to figure out.
You call me Miles Bridges,
that was funny though.
Markel Bridges got to figure out.
Markel,
them Bridges.
Both twins.
Evil twins.
Shout out to my rapper.
I'm just calling him the rapper.
My house of rapper.
They need a real two guard
on that team.
And that's what they probably
should have kept.
I mean, we've farped on there
enough.
We ain't going to go back
on that point.
But they need a real two guard
on that team.
Trying to make a small 40 or two
on that team.
The spacing hasn't been the best.
And again, the ball needs
to be in J.B. Hens.
Because they're successful
every time he gets to.
Every time somebody else get going, they haven't been winning games. So, figure the ball needs to be in JB's hands. They're successful every time he gets it. Every time somebody
else gets going,
they haven't been
winning games.
So, figure it out.
Get well soon.
Thunder beat the Clippers
yesterday, 134-128.
SGA career high, 45.
He did something
crazy yesterday.
That's his career high, 45.
I'm so shocked.
He averaged 30.
I wonder how many
above 30,
between 30 and 40
point games he has.
Because I agree,
he's always above that mark.
So for him to only have that is like career highs crazy.
The average 30 and only have 45.
That is your career highs crazy.
You consistent as hell.
Elite.
That's why I can't put Donovan above him, bro.
The shit just different, bro.
Shit different.
Donovan been doing it longer.
But for the time that Shea's been in the league
compared to Donovan's time in the league
and that gap,
Shea get my vote every time, bro.
Donovan ain't never been in no MVP talks.
He is right now.
Wake up in the morning,
hit my knees and I pray.
You gave it to him, Shaq,
but still.
Ain't nobody else gave it to him, though.
They should have got MVP last year.
I'm still on that way, too.
Come on, man.
I love Donovan, but I'm sleep, bro.
Nah, he should have been MVP.
That was my vote last year.
Mm-hmm.
But who am I?
I was just shaking that crash out for the game.
Alec Grinsley, him and Donovan.
Listen, man, they gave you a little help last night.
I know, man.
Some people sold.
It was cool.
Who sold?
We didn't get that.
Yeah, we didn't get that.
Good well sold.
Cam Thomas.
Cam Thomas sold.
We here.
Him having 17 pissed me off yesterday, bro.
Good game, Cam.
How much did you need him to have?
I think I needed him to have 30, bro.
So we was 13 away. But you know,
it's okay, bro. Everybody bound to have
a bad game. We was 13 away.
Best not to charge this money on a Monday.
It's alright. I can't wait to win these parlays
here, man. They're never gonna
hit.
They're never gonna hit.
We on drag kings every day until they hit, baby.
Check out my parlays.
I got the realest.
What's the team parlays?
Nah, I only bet in-game shit.
Are you live betting?
Yeah.
Okay.
I can tell y'all who's going to make an assist to who first played the game.
Because he's rigged.
Check in with me.
He got the script.
I won 100 every time I did that.
Don't worry about it.
Respect.
While he was playing.
Team Porter.
Hey, if they didn't catch me, they caught him. While he was playing. T-Porter. Hey.
They didn't catch me.
They caught him.
Wake up in the morning.
Hit my knee.
That was before draft day.
But, hey, if NCAA killers get in this season,
y'all think he'd get an EVP?
No.
Nah.
That's crazy.
They don't want to give it to him, bro.
I feel like that's not fair.
The shit he did last year is still to get it.
But Yolk is.
Come on, man.
You ain't win last year.
You ain't going to win this year, brother.
It's pretty much over with.
I haven't met you and Yoke.
So what would he have to do to get MVP this year?
If they finish top one, two, three in the West,
he averaged 30 plus again,
like what has to happen for him to be in the circumstance?
They would have to be one and two.
Yoke is going to have to get hurt.
Yeah.
Damn.
I see that too, though.
That's crazy.
I don't want him to get hurt.
They asked Yoke's coach last night,
why are you playing him so much?
He said, do you see his paycheck?
Fuck out of here.
Facts.
Here we are.
I tried to vouch for you, Nasty.
What would you do with $60 million
a year? Who, me?
I don't know what he's making. I'm just
a lot of numbers. Yeah, $60 million.
Well,
we'll have a safe freak-off
just to
get the party started. You know what I mean?
A safe?
What is a safe freak-off?
I know this is a 520.
This is a 520 event.
Consent only.
I got $60 million, so y'all can keep your phones in your hand.
I don't even care.
You know, sometimes I've been to a party where you had to throw your phone in the bucket.
Nah.
Oh, you've been to those parties?
Yeah, I've been to one.
I'm not going to say.
No, no, no.
I didn't make it to the dealer.
But I have been to one but I have been to one.
I have been to LA.
Shout out to my dog, Neil James.
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Shout Neil out, it's crazy. it wasn't like super super insane but it was up so the first it was up well it was after a couple drinks baby your head is crazy
no but i'm gonna take care of the family of course you know i'll get my people straight after a couple drinks. Baby, your head is crazy.
Nah, but I'm going to take care of the family, of course.
You know, I get my people straight.
If I get $60 million,
we're going to fuck around and be somewhere else at $520.
But then we're going to celebrate it with the freak-off, though.
I'm not going to the freak-off.
Jeff's going to help me assist.
No, I'm not.
Pause.
No, I'm not.
No, I'm not.
I won't be at the party. Who's going to be the DJ? You. No, I'm not. Paul, no, I'm not. No, I'm not. I won't be at this party. Who going to be the DJ?
You.
No, I'm not.
You're going to see the picture.
Mike, the DJ, photographer.
Oh, freaking Mike, the DJ.
No, we need him on the camera.
We're turning back into the linear.
Sierra, it's okay.
We can talk about this tomorrow.
We'll continue this tomorrow.
Good, 520.
Respect.
So look what happened. We're talking about XJ getting MVP. We ain't getting tomorrow. Respect. We can talk about SJ getting MVP.
He ain't get a max deal.
It's going to be his last deal.
Shay, come to the party.
It's going to be worth it, baby.
That MVP feeling could never.
Oh, man.
Y'all are crazy.
Wake up every morning,
hit my knees and I pray
that I hit the lottery.
All right, listen, man.
OKC 92 right now, they're going to be without Chet for maybe about at least eight to ten weeks.
What does the team need to do to stay going forward, man?
I don't know.
They got to figure it out, bro.
They got to get Hardenstein back.
So he should be back in a couple of weeks, right?
Uh-huh.
I'll get him and get him adjusted to everything going on at OKC.
They still got enough talented pieces to be winning games.
Obviously, you see what Shea did last night.
But he going to have to go into MVP form like he did last year
and start killing.
Obviously, he started with this 45-point game,
but he going to need a lot more of those.
And Hardenstein coming back.
Hardenstein, I heard everyone say his name when he come back.
He going to feel the little boy not having shit.
For sure.
And the only reason I asked about the MVP in closing is because
if he carries him
without Chet
like
it's gotta be more respect
because obviously
I mean they gave him
a lot of respect
for being very very good
last year
but if he carries his team
bro with virtually
no relative help
or another potential
all-star for a long time
bro they gotta show him
some love bro
yeah I mean
if they stay top two
top three in the east
I mean west
I think he'll get that
I think so most definitely keeping it in the East, I mean West, I think you'll get that. I think so.
Most definitely.
Keeping it in the West yesterday, Kings versus Spurs, man.
Spurs got the win, 116-96.
Wimby had 34 yesterday.
He woke up.
It hit six threes.
He woke up.
That's crazy, bro.
I think he's been struggling this year.
Yeah.
He needed a game like this.
He woke up.
Definitely.
Hey, man.
The way that he plays basketball is so crazy
because what other player you know can get you six blocks
and six threes, bro?
Like, it's just unreal.
Like, he ain't even really figured it all the way out yet.
And when he does, bro, it's going to get spooky, bro.
I kind of think he's figured it out.
He's just having a little rough start to the season.
Like, you can see it in the Olympics last year or this or this year i mean he was doing his thing bro he ready to you know turn the corner
for sure but the team's so sad bro it's hard bro maybe he just tired of playing with these
i was about to say it because we don't know his personality for real and i think he's like
i think he a winner for real you know know what I'm saying? So it's probably
a major adjustment
for him coming to play
with a Pittsburgh team
like that, bro.
He competitive as hell.
You can tell for sure.
Yeah.
I mean, the way he talk
and the way he
shows on the court
that he wants to win.
He's super competitive
like you said,
but moments like this
is what we expect from him.
Six blocks, six threes.
He's like got an unreal talent.
His length, his size, his paws, that's nuts. Six blocks, six threes. He's got an unreal talent. His length, his size,
his pose, that's nuts.
I don't know.
That was crazy.
But the alien that he is,
unicorn, whatever you want to call it,
is unbelievable, bro.
Yeah, the crazy part about it is
it's cool that he ain't playing
with nobody that he really cares about
right now, so bro, run it up, bro.
Go crazy.
So then when you get with all the talents
you need to win, bro,
they're going to instantly go into
championship mode, bro. But he definitely going through a little bit of a sophomore slump, but damn, that roster got to get better, bro. Go crazy. So then when you get with all the talents you need to win, bro, they're going to instantly go into championship mode, bro.
But he definitely going through a little bit of a sophomore slump.
But damn, that roster got to get better, man.
They all win be something, bro.
I mean, you got to, I'm not saying here rookie duties,
but you got to go through the storm a little bit.
But I think if they don't get no pieces around him soon,
he'll be asking to leave, bro.
Nah.
He don't have a choice.
I'm going to say the unfortunate part about Wimby is he
will be in San Antonio for another five years for sure.
Why?
Max, everything.
He got two more years. He's going to be there for another seven at least.
Yeah. He's getting
the max good for sure. He's getting eight years out of that, man.
I mean,
but he don't have to stay, though.
No, no, he don't have to sign that if he
don't want to. He's going to turn down two years. He's going to be a restrictor.
He's going to be a restrictor.
If you're restricted, they can match it.
You can't.
He's not leaving.
They're not giving him a chance to.
He's going to get every penny sent in the world from that team.
I hope so.
You know how it goes.
You sign that rookie extension, and then you ask for trade.
He's going to sign that.
Smile.
Be happy.
He ain't ever getting traded.
They're going to bring some pieces in there.
They're going to get another nice draft piece. They already got Stephon Cass. He's going to sign that. Smile, be happy. He ain't ever getting traded. They're going to bring some pieces in there. They're going to get another nice draft piece.
They already got Stephon Cass.
He's going to be a good player.
They're going to get one more piece.
He's going to build.
Yeah, they're going to build off of that.
He's nice.
Yeah, they will move that team before they let Wim be.
They ain't not bullshitting, bro.
They showing up on market, bro.
That's a market that love basketball.
I mean, we don't like the Spurs that much because they're a little bit boring,
but they got a tradition of history. They fans spend that paper. They ain't letting that go down. I mean, we don't like the Spurs that much because they're a little bit boring, but they got a tradition of history.
They fans spend that paper.
They ain't letting that go
down.
That's crazy.
But, hey, man, the Kings,
what we doing?
I told y'all.
We doing, man.
10-1.
Nah, hell nah.
What do you think?
Are they a playoff team?
Yes.
Let's just start there.
Okay.
Play in or play off?
Play in.
Off.
Okay.
You going to play in?
You going to play off?
Okay.
Yeah, bro. What we even talking about them them for what we doing why are we disrespecting them
sorry for 10th right now bro just feel the jamboree feeling right now bro come on man i mean
it's up where i'm at wow in cleveland we we we up in cleveland like a jamboree okay you're having a ball okay told you
tebow jeremy lynn that's lynn sanity so all right let's for the clarity sanity who are your team for
this season we got the calves i said what do you gotta do in my team i told y'all when kenny i
said y'all when kenny came to the team I said, I'm rocking with the Cavs.
All right, so we got the Cavs.
Yeah.
The Hawks.
That's just where I, you know,
that's where my bread was butter.
You feel me?
Respect.
All right, the Hawks.
The Celtics.
That's just, you know,
that's where they send me championship gear.
What y'all want me to do?
But Jason already did a podcast.
We don't got like such no more.
Oh, okay.
Sorry, Jay-Z. And last but not least, Milwaukee. bro what y'all want me to do but Jason already did a podcast we don't got like such number oh okay sorry JC
and last but not least
Milwaukee
are you locked in or not
I want a chip there
what y'all want me to do
sad bro
what y'all want me to do
sad bro
Minnesota
only one
Minnesota
what about Minnesota
okay
only one of your teams
is doing good so far
ooh Boston and Cleveland
two of them
so you guys
what's your two out of four?
Damn. That ain't bad.
Mike messed something up. We got to make a collab,
Jersey.
What'd he mess up, man? I'm talking live.
He over there touching shit.
Nigga said freak off.
Got to moving around over here.
We got freaking Mike on the board.
He's trying to edit, edit, edit.
What'd he mess up?
We live. Y'all asked up? No, we live.
Y'all asked for this.
Are we live, Charlamagne?
No, we probably ain't even live no more the way Mike's moving.
We hit the morning, hit the knees, and I'm proud.
They couldn't see us?
Even worse.
Oh, man, that's crazy.
All right, we are back from technical difficulties.
We got a lot of games tonight.
The NBA Cup, you know what I'm saying?
NFC's tournament is back.
We're going to go through some games.
Let me know who y'all feeling, Hawks at Celtics.
20-piece.
Conflict, fatigue, all ready.
I feel like picking my kids, man.
Wow.
Well, everybody knows me like one kid more than another.
My firstborn is the Hawks.
Got Cathedral versus Hell tonight. I shouldn't ask me who you got. Oh firstborn is the Hawks. Got Cathedral versus Hal tonight.
I shouldn't ask me who you got.
That's the Cathedral.
The real Irish.
Shout out to
Steven Thomas.
Let's get a dub night.
That's what y'all feeling.
Okay, cool.
Pistons at heat.
I'm going to take the heat.
You're on with the heat?
Yeah.
See?
I don't care.
You don't care? No. I'm rolling with the Pistons, man. I'm going to showcase some love, You're on with the heat? Yeah. See? I don't care. You don't care?
No.
I'm rolling with the Pistons, man.
I'm going to showcase some love, man.
He been playing his ass off in the heat.
I don't know.
They got some stuff to figure out.
Tyler Harrell been going crazy a little bit, too.
Hornets at Magic.
Varsity to be game.
That's the varsity to be game?
Yeah, for sure.
Okay.
Mike is fucking shit up over there.
Hornets.
You going with the Hornets?
Who you got? I got the Hornets, too. You going with the Hornets? Who you got?
I got the Hornets, too.
You going with the Hornets?
All right, cool.
Knicks at 76ers.
Wake up in my morning.
I got the Hornets.
I mean, the Sixers.
You got the Hornets.
The Mellow playing both.
Yeah, I'll take the Sixers.
You want to take the Sixers?
I'm going to take the Knicks, man.
They should win this game.
Raptors at Bucs.
That's a good one right there.
It's a 2B original.
Dame get 30 tonight.
I got Bucs, though.
Yeah.
The real GD?
Yeah, GD had 20, though.
He going to get 20.
20 and 5 assists, for sure.
Him and RJ Barrett have been getting all types of FGAs up.
I respect it.
Yeah.
Speaking of him.
Yeah.
The Bucks are going to win that one probably.
Suns versus Jazz.
At Jazz.
Oh.
Light up for us.
That's breezy.
Easy breezy.
Let's go Jazz.
Jazz is crazy.
Suns by 20.
Yeah.
That's light work.
Give us some Jazz.
Mavs at Warriors.
Play revenge game.
I'm going to go with the Warriors. Clay going to try to do too much. No, no, no. This Jazz. Mavs at Warriors. Play a revenge game. I'm going to go with the Warriors.
Clay going to try to do too much.
No, no, no. This is the Mavs. I'm rolling with the
Mavs tonight, too. I want
Clay to go in. I want Clay to have 40
tonight. Do something OD.
And pop your shit. That's what I want to happen.
Mavs tonight. That's a
good game. That's a great
game. And last but not least,
T-Wolves at Blazers.
Oh, yeah, that's up.
Let's go, Blazers.
That's up.
That's up.
Get 100 points tonight, bro.
We getting high before the game, and we going to crack them, bro.
It's over with.
Say getting 100 points is crazy.
That means your motivation is nasty.
Get 100.
We got to score 100 tonight.
Damn, I just want to – man, we need a college high.
I want to make sure his head is in the right place
man
it is he getting paid
and that's what Mike Muller
said about Yoko
he said about Chauncey
bless you
but I mean I think he
that's hard bro
that has to be a hard job bro
well I always wonder this
and I mean even
I can ask you this
as a coach
like when you are used to winning
or having successful situations when you go
into another situation where it's like alright
I got to teach y'all how to be good but it's like
not resonating for a while how's that
feeling because you so used to things going away
and you know how you would play in those moments
how's it related and try to translate that to victory
for like your teammates
that's the hardest thing to do to try to get somebody
to tap into
something you truly believe in I think you see a lot of potential in somebody to try to get somebody to tap into something you truly believe in.
I think you see a lot of potential in somebody and trying to be able to get that out of them is kind of tough.
So especially if you played at a high level, that's the hardest thing to try to remove yourself from it.
And then just try to coach what you can coach.
And coaching that team, you probably got to remove all his habits that he did.
He tried to remove them from himself
and try to like
embrace everything
they're going through.
Most definitely.
And it's got to be frustrating
because like
Chauncey was a champion.
Chauncey was a successful
basketball player.
Great habits,
great player.
The way he played
was the right way.
He probably like,
I'm seeing y'all bullshit,
y'all day-to-day.
I ain't trying to mess up
y'all life,
but I got the recipe
what works
and what y'all doing
don't work,
but you can't,
like you said,
you can't infringe too much.
And honestly, it's a player's league.
Like, even like from high school, you can coach as much as you want to do.
When a player get on the court, players going to do whatever they want.
I can tell you this, this, this, this, this.
Like, make this happen.
Do this.
This read right here.
When they get on the court, all hell can break loose.
And they can do whatever they want.
They can stop listening.
You take them out.
You got to sub somebody else in, and they can do whatever they want. They can stop listening. You take them out, you got to sub somebody else in
and they might do something else.
So you got to have like a lot of discipline
with the group.
And you know,
that's a young group you got over there.
They all still trying to learn how to play
and develop to be good players.
And they all trying to get paid.
So when you got a bunch of young dudes
trying to get paid,
they worrying about their stats
and what they could do.
And that's the same thing about coaching a high school team or a college team.
They all trying to get somewhere.
They trying to get a scholarship or make it to the NBA.
So you got to find the right kind of guys that fit what you want to do.
But Chauncey didn't get a chance to pick his team, though.
He definitely didn't.
And I got to ask this.
It's probably an unfair question.
Even if you look around with the NFL and stuff,
with Mike McCarthy getting a lot of blame and stuff for the Cowboys sucking.
Can you blame the coach for lack of discipline, even though you can tell the coach is doing the best he can to set a coach or they're just not buying in?
Like, is that a flack more on the coach or is it a flack more on the environment or the situation that the organization is like, let go?
You got to put it on the coach though because you can set how you want.
You can set the standard.
This is what we do.
You might take a hit
with some of the
top players
or the people
who might not want to buy in
but you're just going to
take that hit.
You might have to
sit them down
but you can't do that
in the NFL.
People make too much money
but like on a smaller scale
like a high school
or a college
you might have to
set an example
like alright
he ain't buying in
we're going to have to
go on a different route
and it starts with management though more on professional sports you might have to set an example like alright he ain't buying in we're going to have to go on a different route and
it starts with management
though more
professional sports
like
if the upper management
is rolling with the head coach
then you can
you can establish a coach
like Pat Riley
and Eric Sposher
they're on the same page
so the head coach
is going to be a thing
like
the Bucks
I don't know
you can tell
so
the owners
and the GM and the coaches they all got something else going on. You can tell the owners and the GM and the coaches,
they all got something else going on.
So you can tell though.
That's interesting, man.
Get well soon, Chon.
You don't deserve this, man.
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