Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Jeff Teague on Team USA voting LeBron as best player + Cooper Flagg COOKED Jrue Holiday

Episode Date: July 11, 2024

We’re back with Season 2, Episode 82 of Club 520 where Jeff Teague and the guys react to LeBron James being voted as the BEST player on Team USA. The guys debate whether LeBron is better than Steph Curry, Kevin Durant, and others at this stage in his career. The guys then react to Cooper Flagg cooking Jrue Holiday and Team USA in a scrimmage as the 17-year-old Duke player already looks like he could dominate in the NBA. Jeff and the guys then discuss NBA Summer League, Cade Cunningham’s max contract, best NBA brothers, and much more. #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Please enjoy Hennessy responsibly. 21 and over only. Alright, we back. Another episode of the Club 520 Podcast. I'm the host. My name is DJ Wells. Same gang with me to my left. My dog, Bishop B. Hinn. Out the privilege. How you doing, Nasty? Chilling, Nasty. What's good to her, baby? Hey, T. I don't know if you

noticed, we went from black to a little bit more color. Now my boy's showing out right now. My nigga in his bag right now. Let him cook. That ain't nothing. Little Nike outlet. We got to bring back the nigga, Jor. And then we got to bring back your funds, man.

When you're not in the black forces, man, the people are scared. They don't know what type of time you on. Yeah, fuck Jordan. We're going to call these the high top dunks today. Oh, no, no. We're not going to do that. You on your own, brother. This respect is great.

This is my right, my dog, young Nacho, young T. How you doing, man? Chilling, man. I think I don't wear these a thousand times but i was doing something we got an emergency pod thanks for the heads up guys wait all the time he the one who booked it on the screenshot i just gave y'all a time that i could do and i said two o'clock yeah i said one i'm like damn i was doing something wait let's go through this This is crazy for real The screenshot I received today said

I can pod at 1 o'clock And that's you got this Everybody liked it I replied right after I was like 1 o'clock tomorrow Yeah but me David Ruffin didn't reply That's who we wait on That's who we wait on I don don't make it. That's who we wait on.

I don't know. Hell no. I don't make the show. We wait on you. No, I could have made it, but I didn't know. So then nobody replied.

Then Mike woke up and was like, so are we? Nobody said that. So I was like, I'm the one who said, damn, why y'all book this? Mike sent me one.

Like I was the one out of pocket. Like everybody confirmed, but you. Now you put it in. When he don't confirm, I'm going to go on my day. He started talking about it. That's crazy. What do you mean?

What am I supposed to do? He started talking about it. He started talking about shoving in Vegas. I'm like, all right, we just beat up a shove in Vegas. You did just get right back. Yeah. My crazy thing is, bro, I wasn't paying no attention to it. That's what happened to me.

When I seen it this morning, I was like, wait, he posted a meme right after that. I see that. I'm like, sho is bro I wasn't paying no attention to it That's what happened to me When I seen it this morning I was like wait He posted to me Like right after that I seen that I'm like shoving to Vegas Cool That's what I was on So then when I got to my

I don't mean When y'all do that emoji shit On top of the messages bro Like I just I don't fuck with that So I don't really be caring About the notifications Just say yes

I'm good Now I have a question This is a great place to start If you send somebody a question, you know what I'm saying, via text, and they hit the thumbs up emoji, is that a valid response or is that out of pocket? Because I know some people who take that as disrespect.

I mean, it kind of is, though. That's just like, shout out to Kaya. I know Kaya James, somebody, she sent somebody a happy birthday, and they just hearted it. They didn't say thank you. She was pissed. I do that shit.

That's what I do. You just like some shit? Yeah, I mean, writing thank you just take too long. Double clicking. I'm a copy paste guy. You got no standby? That take too long. It's in my notes, bro. Thank you is in your notes?

So on my birthday, I just everybody who texts my phone like I just copy it and just paste it motherfuckers be tight bro you tell your motherfucker happy birthday

have a great day enjoy it fireworks and shit you just hit the you give them a heart it ain't no disrespect I don't even send people happy birthday and stuff though

yeah yeah I don't feel no type of ways about that stuff I mean if they send you a paragraph and you hit the double tap they're gonna feel away for sure don't send me no paragraph i hate phones i miss the days when we didn't have phones go back to the beepers i don't want no beeper i wish when i could leave the crib and nobody can contact me man that's scary these days shit i'm saying now i mean if you got kids

yeah but i'm saying that's what that was us though yeah on that bike nigga it was murder i see you it was murder i didn't even have no curfew in the neighborhood so that was even more wicked i had to be in when the street lights came on yeah street lights was definitely indicator and the funny shit is now i laugh at kids because shit back in the day your mom asked you to do something click up all day mom i see it nowadays hey take that beat out of refrigerator all damn i ain't talk to you they send you a text and a call i'd be mad if i was a kid now you can't finish your parents at all yeah by the time that got to happening i was already out the house yeah i used to leave the crib at 7.30 in the morning, nigga.

In the summer? Oh, yeah, niggas was active. What? Nigga, I'd be outside by 8 on the bike. Niggas would be like, I remember Phil's dad used to be like, hey, my man, you got to eat breakfast somewhere else. I used to be at his house eating breakfast at 8 in the morning. There's a lot of them

Well It's 18 And they've been a career I had another bagel That's the AAU squad I used to be there So early You and Dale Rodgers

Go home On God bro Yeah pulling up You was out of pocket Coming to somebody's house At eight is crazy I was there Every day

I was there so early I could not go Fill the door I think I'd be like What's up Getting in the I could not go fill a door. That nigga be like, what's up? Getting a shower, man, it's time to go.

That nigga be like, damn, nigga. I'll take summer school already. I don't want to do this shit every day. Poor Phil.

He's been stressing for a long time. My fault, Phil. My bad, bro. That's crazy. Hey,

man, as we know, summer league is slowly approaching. But what I think is dope about the summer league, of who you feel about who's playing and whatnot i think it's fire because a lot of those guys um may not have an opportunity to be with that particular team but everybody is low-key kind of auditioning you know i'm saying for their next season um it was interesting seeing ronald holly jefferson talk about like you know i'm saying he was like

he was out the league a little bit early. He'd been going crazy overseas, like waiting to get an opportunity to get back. And I was just seeing his testimony and stuff. And then you see like, oh, but we talking about in China going through it. It's just like,

yeah, the NBA is a premier league, but everybody in the summer right now who hooping is hooping for a job that's probably won't be in a league. So everybody ain't out there on bullshit. Niggas careers have been built off that. Yeah, I see how people

take it in the big three. They take it serious. Like, in my head, when I was going to the big three, I was like, about to be cool. Like, I'm like, yeah, in the middle of the game,

I'm going to start podcasting and shit. But I see how serious they take it. It's like, oh, they really auditioning for other shit, though. And I didn't really realize that

until I got out there and, like, niggas, like, I hear them in the locker room. Like, I'm trying to go back to Italy. I'm trying to go here. I'm trying to, like, oh i'm trying to oh they playing for real okay my fault you have no disrespect but same thing with summer league yeah it was crazy to hear him talk about that situation he's like you know i'm saying i'll do whatever i need to get back in the league and you even see

too many bad allegations against him but they got a lot of people on the other side of it like okay you got players like miles bridge you got players like kevin porter who went through some real crazy situations that in other times would have probably got them out of the league or out the way to get new contracts and get new money and it's just like a lot of people feel different ways about it but i'm like at the same time this is an opportunity that a lot of people gonna take and i like summer league i was sure niggas is playing for their lives in the day like it might look fun may look a little like today's good now niggas is hooping for a totally different reason and that's low-key the best type of basketball when niggas is hooping on the line nah yeah uh when you like on a guarantee

contract like you're a rookie or a second year player it's kind of annoying like if you're a rookie you're trying to impress people if you're a second year player you're trying to solidify like i shouldn't be here but you're trying to kill in the first two games you're trying to get 35 points so they can send you home because you low-key offended a little bit yeah especially if you play your rookie year you really offended but like you ain't get to play that much every year you're just trying to show like yo i'm better than them yeah dmp mate yeah hell yeah because i was looking at some of the rosters even like the california classic and stuff like uh we're gonna talk about Zach Eady, too. Put me in the game completely out of pocket.

Shout out to the gang. But I was looking at, like, the Jazz. Like, Walker Kessler, bro, why are you playing? Like, I see some of them. But, like, some of them guys, especially some, like, even some Pacer dudes who played in rotation in the Easter Conference, bro, I would feel offended if I'm out here too late. I know I can hoop, but what am I doing out here? If I'm playing rotational minutes in the playoffs, why, bro, I would feel offended if I'm out here too late. I know I can hoop,

but what am I doing out here? If I'm playing rotational minutes in the playoffs, why am I in Summer League? Someone probably just do it for the wreck too, bro. Yeah. But,

that's like to solidify, like, you shouldn't be here. Like, give us one or two games. Dominate them. But if you don't dominate, it's like,

hmm, what you been doing since the, blah, blah, blah. That's a risk too, because if you go in them games that don't kill, it's kind of like, hmm, what you been doing since the blah, blah, blah. That's a risk too because if you go in them games that don't kill, it's kind of like,

we can get rid of this. Yeah. That was going to be my counterpoint. Get rid of this thing. If you go kill, you're expected to kill because you done played

in real minutes. But if you out here and get hooped on, it's just like, oh, maybe this is bullshit. Because if you're in rotational minutes in the playoffs,

you should go to the league. I ain't saying somebody can get 50, but you should be 25. But the thing is, your role on that team is different than it is going to be on the Summer League team. Like, some people are better NBA players than they are Summer League players. Like, I might fit a role on a team. I might be a catch-and-shoot, knock-down three,

but I'm playing with Tyrese Halliburton, so I know I'm waiting in the corner. I'm ready to shoot. I'm in Summer League. I ain't playing with tyree salaburton so i know i'm waiting in the corner i'm ready to shoot i'm in summer league i ain't playing with tyree salaburton i'm playing with a boy that just came from georgia he ain't passing the ball like that so they expect me to go get the ball and be tyree salaburton and do some stuff that i really can't do no more because i've been playing yeah because i've been playing with this dude and i didn't in a row. And I remember my second year coming into summer league. We didn't do summer league my rookie year, but my second year going into summer league,

I had already been in the NBA mindset, like, picking pop with Al. You know what I mean? Picking pop with Joe Smith. I'm being a point guard now in the summer league. They want you to go out there and get 30. I'm like, now, if this was the year before, I would have gave y'all 35 every game. But now, now this year i'm in this mode where i'm looking for pocket passes kicking it to the corner and you playing with a bunch of dudes that don't know nothing about

yeah so you look bad i look kind of bad my second year it wasn't like i was killing me and jordan crawford was just taking turns shooting but i wasn't looking looking, like, good. I'll never forget that. And that's very interesting that you said that because I think the one thing that people kind of miss when those situations, if you got somebody who specializes in the open gym, at some point, they're going to look like that nigga. But if you have a player who's used to a system

where you used to play in a particular way, where guys don't know nothing about that, they're all probably rookies from the 18, where they shot the ball 15 times. Coming into a system, you're already mature then. That shit's a hell of a balance. And it makes you look bad, but you're doing everything the organization wants you to do. But then they might ridicule you on that shit, which is crazy at the same time.

I mean, yeah, because at the end of the day, it's still hoop. So it's like you got to go out there and perform. But it's kind of difficult if you're not just a natural bucket getter. If you're just a natural bucket getter, hooper, just a natural bucket getter hooper like you're jamal crawford he can play anywhere because every team he went to they just told him to do you like be that everybody's gonna get that privilege and it's always a lot of dudes that's nice that you'll see him like how the hell he ain't in the nba if he ain't get that same leash just to go out there and be like go do do that. But, part of the game. That shit sparked the conversation

because I was watching some summer league highlights and I watched J.R. Smith play in the summer league in 2009 after he had been in the league for five or six years. I'm saying.

He was out there killing it, bro. This is where I want to get the ring, bro. Yeah, he one of them dudes. And then, five or six years, your confidence so high. now, if you put me in a summer league game at year three or four,

I would have went berserk. Because my confidence was so high. But, like, in your first year, after your first year, and you didn't get to play, you really ain't that confident. Like, you're kind of like, damn, I want to kill. But, nigga, you ain't played in a year, really. So, your confidence might be a little low. But, after four or five, I done started.

I done had 35 points in the NBA. This is going to be a breeze. Hell yeah. And I think what's so dope about it now that they've made it so marketable, you got the marquee games on, you got the young rookies that you just saw in college, but you're excited to see even some of the second-year players we was talking about come back.

We talked about last episode a little bit, but I'm really excited to see that timberwolf summer league team uh i think rob dillingham is a person who can go out there and really i mean all right he got a name obviously but he could go out there and really make a big showing because we look at people like donovan mitchell who went out there and killed and got a shoe deal off that shit now we obviously know that ain't normal but is there any names i want to see in the summer league or any people y'all y'all know i'm saying, who y'all see transition like? Because, you know,

a lot of times in college they get held back by programs and college coaches. Now you're going to see a little bit of, all right, all right, go show us why you a lottery pick type shit.

Yeah, I just, me personally, I just, like I said, I only, I'm only here for connect. Everybody else can just do their thing, bro. I don't,

I don't care about Summer League because I know what's the answer. Yeah, he hates that shit. He can say, you know, he's like, does that shit need to be resolved? He know that shit don't i don't care about summer league because i know what's that he hates because you don't get that same freedom so even though rob go out there and he can have 65 points in the game it's gonna be hard but i'm like damn he can score that month yeah nigga when he get to that team anthony edwards is getting that ball. Yeah. It's getting the ball. Yeah. He might get you about eight or nine, ten off the bench,

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I've seen a little bit of that footage. Cooper Flagg looking like the one. A lot of people were doubting it, but. I'm being serious. He the one. I don't know why. That's crazy, bro. He like, and I know people, oh, he's just high always in high school like nah you can tell in the motherfucking game he really liked that bro he called him and aj i

be fucking up his name i think it's the bandsaw whatever bro aj the bass so what's funny they are really pros for real bro yeah so mount verdon got him all the way together he's from maine too like that yeah so he ain't really grow up hooping with like we did you know i mean in our city or chicago or new york like he really went to work bro in maine and then went to that big ass eybl circuit and dominated then dominated at mount verd he gonna kill it duke he the number one draft pick the thing is you could tell when somebody's just special like he got a twin brother or a brother or something he don't look like him don't he not tall as him he don't jump like him he play a big man he's like six seven cooper flag

like six ten you can tell like the booze swim. They both good, but one just special. Like, you can tell it. You can see it. That's why I was like, yeah, he not. Boozer supposed to go straight out of high school. He supposed to be able

to go straight out of high school. We really just holding him back. Like, that one year at Duke ain't going to do nothing but hurt him. Like, God forbid this happen or something,

but he twisted his ankle and got set out the whole year. You know, some shit like Kyrie. Ain't no point for him to go into college, bro. He was an NBA player, bro. He played 10 games in college. Hell yeah.

And you look at AJ DeVance, bro. He's going to murder at the next level. He's still 17. He got another year of school. He even jumped up. Like, we can tell them ones. Like, the rules don't apply

to everybody, but special players like them, we know they like that. But to see him in that scrimmage was fire to see. Like, I know the select team, everybody back out of the select team is players like them, we know they like that. But to see him in that scrimmage was fire to see. Like, I know the select team, everybody back at the select team has said, no, they're typically pro players. Like, the Vickens can hoop too.

No, they good. He was just doing, man, he was doing my boy Wyclef bad. I mean, 6'10". Like, I'm just saying, bro, I was like, to be going at, like, Drew like that is crazy, bro. Confidence. He was just out there hoping yeah i mean but it's easy to play when you playing free yeah it's easy to play when there ain't no rules really for you you really the test dummy so it's easy i mean as a 17 year old you really can't do no wrong everything is a green for you even if you're getting killed he's 17 yeah and i'm planning

yeah yeah 17 but if you have a moment like you just said he scored on drew they like only 17 so he it was a win-win situation this whole thing for him but this just solidified him being the number one pick to have success against the usa team and all them star caliber players yeah it's it's a done deal yeah he getting to it and I like the fact that they scrimmage. Like, I seen Trace out there, which was fire to see. But I think what's so crazy is that they voted that LeBron was the best player on the team USA. Listen, y'all. I get it.

Who voted that? Apparently, the team voted LeBron was the best player on the team. They just said in practice. Yeah. But LeBron is that dominant, though. Where he could take over a practice bro especially in that usa shit he's a godfather now yeah i'm showing that picture of him at oh four and then now i'm like bro you've been on the team 20 years bro but like

like him like everybody's saying that he practiced so hard and he worked so hard and practiced but it's like i used to didn't believe that kind of shit. But now I really believe it. Because, like, bro, you've been that good for that long, bro. It takes a certain type of work. Like, I just think about getting up every day now and, like, I go work out. But I don't do nothing crazy. I'm trying to maintain some shit so I don't look crazy.

Like, to be that good for that long since you was 18 yeah bro you're worth that there gotta be something crazy bro and i remember a couple years ago bro he had a quote and he was talking about like having rest time he was like shit my body hurt when i have rest he said i'm used to getting up and doing everything string was every day that's how i maintain i'm like yeah that nigga different bro because there's no way you can get up and say damn arrest day hurts but if you've been moving like that since she was 14 years old, your body probably just used to that. He different, bro.

He the healthiest NBA player ever, bro. Yeah, for sure. For sure. He ain't never had a serious injury. I mean, he had his ankle that one year, but that really wasn't too much of none. Yeah, Lakers was still kind of tanking, too. That Laker year. But I remember watching LeBron

severely twist his ankle, him tie his shoe, limp down the court and catch the ball at half court and come back and dunk. No, nigga. Deshaun Stevenson

is my witness, bro. This nigga rolled his ankle. I swear to God, that bitch touched the floor. We got, like, we ain't hypey hurt, but we like, he's out.

We got the witness game. He's out. No, shit, i ain't lying nigga did like this like that i said nigga start wiggling his foot and stay in the game when i think it was the heat yeah i was like he's he's alien yeah i said he's not real bro what got activated my boy touched the ground did that and start wiggling that's what i said you weren't supposed to see that bro yeah i was I said he's not real Bro I got activated Bro I'm talking about That boy touched the ground Did that And start looking

That's what I said You weren't supposed to see that bro Yeah I was like yeah That's that monster Yeah I said something Fuckin' pushed that button Yeah something kicked in bro Something kicked in

Fuckin' pushed that button Me and Deshaun Stevenson Looked at each other like I'm like yeah he out Yes About to win That's crazy. I wouldn't hope he was severely hurt,

but shit, he twisted. I ain't going to know you out. I did that a hundred times. You got to sit that one out. You just did it. Yeah. I'm like, you got to sit that out. He hit a yoga pose. He came back and dropped the point and missed the game. Running faster. He came back stronger. That boy got activated.

Hey, remember the LeBron Deshaun Stevenson beat where Jayce dissed him over a blow to whistle beat that's crazy that's a crazy diss record shout out to D. Steve

getting dissed over a song for the freaks is crazy they can talk about these hoes bro who want you a ho D. Steve they said Soulja Boy

wrote D. Steve a diss track for LeBron for something i can't remember i gotta probably soldier boy is the ghost writer that's a problem i gotta nah he ain't right i mean i think soldier boy did something with d steve came to the game or something d steve man that's crazy that's crazy bronco got ho john steve got soldier boy yeah shout Yeah. Sean Steve, one of the coolest teammates I ever had, bro. He was cool.

Yeah, I want him to come on the show and talk about that time when him and Gilbert were shooting, when Gilbert beat him. Like, I want to, because I- Please define when you say Gilbert shooting,

because, you know, that goes a couple different ways on the internet. Nah, bro. I'm on the court. We'll get rid of him. Yeah, there we go. I want to hear, like,

how that started and shit, because niggas talk about- I'm just saying that y'all talking about work ethic. Niggas say Gilbert, the witness work ethic is crazy. Yeah, second to none. Everybody know that in the league. They like Gilbert crazy. And that's crazy because you would think at that level where so many people kind of not log in with talent. Because everybody in the NBA has talent to an extent.

Either if it's on a lower or higher, everybody's code to get to that level. But that work ethic shit really be be meaning shit especially at that like it separates the superstars from the all-stars to the mid-tier players but i can also see when you get comfortable enough on the contract bro i can kind of relax a little bit like i undeveloped my game now that's the kryptonite for everybody that happened to me i bit that i bit that bug too a little bit like i got comfortable like yeah shit that's all i gotta do get 15 16 8 assists i can do that in my sleep and then you just stop not working you still work because you want to be good but you don't put in that extra you see the people who put in extra

you start seeing them take a little more step like you still at 15 You see Drew Holiday go to 18. You're still at 16. Drew Holiday at 20. You're like, okay. Now you're trying to – you took two years off. You behind. So you see it, though. But then they maintaining their body. They doing all that stuff to make them better players.

And that's the reason they still playing. That's interesting. And I got to ask you this. Did you ever, I mean, you was aware of who your draft class was and probably people who wasn't,

you know, like when you was getting signed, like free agents to get around. Who going to be available? Were you available? Did you like kind of keep up on their stats? I know you mentioned with Drew

and stuff, but did you ever kind of pay attention to that? No, I only did that one time. That's when me and Drew Holiday was going to be free agents at the same time.

And I knew that me and him was going to get paid from the Pacers and he was going to get paid from the pacers and he's gonna get paid from the pelicans but like i think y'all know the story how it fell through because paul george left or whatever yeah that's the only time i ever really paid attention i ain't really care i ain't never really checked nobody else pockets because i money don't mean all that to me like that i just wanted to always be comfortable take care of my my mom and dad i

ain't really give a fuck about but But then when you see the numbers, you be like, damn. I can get this. Oh, I could get that? Like, he got $120,000 a day? What the fuck? I can get that? Yeah, I was going to say,

I know you, like you say, you mind your own money. And most people do that. But then when you start seeing what you signed for, somebody else get that ESPN alert. Like, he signed for what? Yeah, you can't do that, though. That's when you get fucked up do that though that's when you get spooky yeah you start worrying about what the next

man got you start ruining your blessings bro i don't i don't do that i just be happy for that too yeah that's real because i was looking at paul george um paul george's contact about his situation with the clippers um i got mixed feelings about it and i understand why he feels his way about it as well but i think some of that towards the end of it was hey you can't really be worried about what everybody else getting because you just got worried about what you got going on and sometimes that can ruin the situation and basically off response is kind of how he talked it seemed like philly was the last option that he wanted to be at this offseason which is kind of interesting to go into the season

with that like i mean they got a whip now they're gonna be good for sure but it's kind of interesting to see how he felt about the contract negotiations with the clippers how that panned out and then you look at the time periods a lot of different stuff he's like okay you didn't really get along with the clippers in a situation that then at the time that you're saying y'all didn't have no communication as far as contract wise is when y'all went in a bad slump and he was just like let me get out my feelings like let me just get back to ball but then we look in the offseason now it's like all right it looked like philly was your last option slash resort in the situation you saying that made it all make sense like yeah when you

kind of look at those situations the contract wise it could fuck your game up and fucking mental up yeah you start worrying about when i'm gonna get paid who got paid when i'm gonna get this i ain't gonna lie bro i swear my contract got broke out in hives bro i'm went to the trainer like something wrong i got shit all over i'm like what the fuck i done got a bad batch you know i mean something i was like what's going on and he like oh these are hives he's like here you gotta take some benadryl like you gotta alert your reaction to something so i'm like damn what i eat oh you know i mean i'm thinking like it's like you eat fish like did you do you eat seafood take some Benadryl. Like, you got allergic reaction to something. So, I'm like, damn, what'd I eat? Oh. You know what I mean?

Well, I'm thinking like, it's like, you eat fish. Like, did you eat seafood? Did you eat something you don't normally eat? So,

I'm sitting there, they do all these, they do all these tests on you in the NBA. You know what I'm saying? They take you to the doctor, do all these tests on you. He came back,

he's like, no, you just got a high. He's like, man, are you stressing? Oh, I was going through the ringer.

I shot 28% tonight. God tonight god damn i gotta be at 38 40 get this money like i was doing all that shit i was going crazy man i was so happy when i signed that dude i'd never wear it again after that but that first time that was the first contract 32 because you know i was like i was nervous as hell you know they tell you you only got four like the average uh lifespan of an nba player the average is four years yeah i'm in year four i'm like shit if i don't get this deal like shit i ain't gonna i don't know where i'm going i go overseas i'm thinking all this shit i'm not overseas too you're not realizing that you starting in the nba you're going to get a deal.

Yeah. But you're like, damn, I just want to make sure. And I was just stressing. Man, you broke out of highs. I didn't know that one. Yeah, I was stressing crazy, bro. That's crazy, bro. Hell yeah, you had to be, nigga.

Yeah, I'm talking about every game you looking at shit. Imagine that, bro. You feel like your life on the line. Every time you play, you like, nigga, I ain't shooting three times i was doing all type of shit bro you're trying to save the mg man what i was doing all type of shit that just wasn't even like part of the game like like half court shots no sir would never shoot that you're not painting pressure nope i throw somebody else dribble the clock out act like i couldn't get him out once man everything was about stats and numbers and then you got people telling you like you know i mean

yeah instead of like just yeah instead of people like yo just hoop just hoop like just kill you gonna have fun they like you gotta shoot over you gotta be 45 for the field and get closer to that three man i don't think you can shoot it get to like 35 36 so when you get there you like shit i ain't shooting no more threes and you like man i'm out here playing bad because i'm worried about this and that's one because i'll never forget draymond trying to um trying to make fun of moe harkless for stepping in off the three-point line taking him long too he's like you scared to shoot three he said nick i got a contract bonus fuck what you talking about it's 500k is secure. I'm not shooting a three

for the next three months. I'm telling you, bro, that shit be in your head. That's why, that's why I don't bet. Like, I don't gamble. But when we do, we use DraftKings.

But when we do, we use DraftKings, but I don't because I know I've been one of those dudes. Yeah. She'll tell me about that paper. When they just read that paper

and see them numbers. Yeah. That shit is spooky, bro. But if I was a betting man I would win a lot of money Cause I would just look And see what we're in Contract year And I'd be like

Oh I know what he about to do I could win money Now that's smart Cause the average bettor Don't know shit about that Mm-mm All you gotta do is Find out who in their contract year

They gonna play their best best basketball that fucking year. Oh, yeah. You know who the king of that shit was? Tyson Chandler. Oh, my God. He would go missing for about two years. You ain't heard from him a while type of shit. That contract year, phew, Tobias Harris.

For sure. Golden, except last year. Sure. His grandfather didn't know. It don't matter what he do. It's 25 years. Me. No no i believe that hardly even like role players like motherfuckers even like fred van fleet boy master that i said oh fred reading that paper put me on you know i mean we're talking about hoop all the time but sheryl we're like all right bro that shit niggas about to get a bag bro so look at kcp bro anytime it's cut at kcp go super

saying bro you look at your effective field goal percentage you look at how your usage rate compared to other people that got 20 million a year or whatever and you try to measure up to them when they go to them analytics and that shit match up well yeah he's worth 20 million it's like yeah so what since we educating people on that like what's the is it something that's more important than the next or what if you off by do you know i mean you off a certain percentage no i mean field goal percentage three point percentage defensive rating and all that stuff play a part when you're doing analytics right

if you're offensively killing but a nigga giving you 30 a night ah yeah so that's gonna fuck up with y'all let's go yeah yeah

but like your win shares now they look at your defensive win shares and shit like that but if you like a KCP and you look at his defense percentage

and his like field goal percentage and where he take his shots from and he like he a high three point shooter most of his shots are three pointpoint shooters. But he's a really good

on-the-ball defender. He got good defensive ratings. Got you. So it's like, oh, he's going to affect the game this way on defensively and then he's going to do

what we need. We need three-point shooting. Okay. Then it compares to somebody else that did that maybe a year before or in that current situation.

And they'd be like, yeah, he's worth 25 million. Next thing you know, you're getting $25 million. I did not know that because if I did, I would have played defense so different. That's why I wanted to ask you about that, if it played like a part. You got steals, too.

That's the funny part about it. Yeah, I just didn't. I used to get scored on a high rate. That's what I'm saying. But if I didn't know that, I would have closed down a little differently you got to be smart like kairi and luca yeah now i get it luca switch i'll get it now it makes sense for sure now i always wanted to know me and bro talk about it but

i didn't know how that played a part like if i'm averaging 20 this year but a nigga cooking me how many millions is that deducted i mean it's it's all about it's also about the team who you love and like what the team feel about you and stuff that play a role too it ain't like you just gonna get paid because you average these numbers this guy's off the bench to average 16 but it might not be an effective 16 he might be like oh he shoot 17 shots a game or whatever that's true so he'd be like like a kelly uber you'll see his stats i remember one year he averaged like 20 for like charlotte or somebody and he went into free agency and nobody signed him and everybody like damn he averaged 20

though it's like in your head you'd be like i averaged 20 it's like yeah when we do the numbers this is a losing team this is how it looked it don't matter and it's crazy bro because they're there put that shit like you're going shopping on amazon bro they put everything in filters and see which statistics fit for their team then from that latter they go through and see okay these are the people we have this criteria all right what's this chemistry like what's his longevity like what's his age and they start going into the health and all that shit it's crazy analytics have really changed the way people go into free agency and shit all right now i get it then so that makes sense why, okay, see, why Houston paid James Harden like they did.

Because based off his, like. Analytics. It was. Like for that team? Yeah. He generated so much. See who you playing with. So if we put you by yourself, it'll.

And the plus minus was crazy too, because like he was coming off the bench, quote unquote. So like his impact with that was so crazy. But I remember Gil had an episode with Lil Will, and it was just going off the stats and times and stuff like that and like it was like if lou will was a starter with the same stats with a little increased minutes he'd have been a max like he had max deal production but that was getting them on like a bench role player type salary which is crazy so like you said that how they place you in those situations with them analytics could change how much you get paid drastically.

And sometimes they play like Lil Will. Obviously, he should have got played way more than whatever he was getting paid. But it also affects like, all right, he's a two guard or whatever. Can he guard this? That's why Drew Holiday is so effective when you get paid because he can feel like he can play multiple positions. And you'd be like, damn. Like Derek White, they can guard multiple positions. That's why they get paid as a defender and a guy that can score.

Like now, if you're just a cold-blooded scorer, you don't get appreciated the same way. A two-way player is going to get paid way more than that. Hell yeah. Because I always looked at another always keep a job like Tobias Harris, Aaron Aflalo. Aaron Aflalo was the king of contract year getting buckets and keeping 15, 20 year and then fading off until it was time to get paid. Yeah, I fucked with AA.

I wonder whatever happened to him. I mean, shit, bro. He played in the league probably 13, 14 years. I just didn't. I know he was on his way out when he swung on belly. We had a game, bro. He just fired off on belly for no reason bro barely put him in a headlock damn ain't that who you got into it i ain't got just

slapped i love belly too that's my dog wait first we got races bro we fuck with you bro i don't know why they're gonna follow fired on, swung on him, missed. Belly, belly like what? And put him in a headlock. We all know. He just put him on the headlock.

That's crazy. I ain't gonna lie, belly crazy, bro. Bro, he crazy. I don't know. Man. Yeah, there it go right there. He just fired on him.

He swung on him, belly had him in a headlock. Yeah, I gotta clip that there. He just fired on me. He swung on me. Belly had him in the headlock. Yeah, I got to clip that up. That's crazy. Shout out there to the follow-up, man. Yeah, man. Give us a little bail. Give us a little bail.

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d rose he was just like i ain't trying to brag, but he was like, man, I got my first GW in the league against one of my favorite players ever. And somebody tagged it. It was like, Jeff Teague has been a part of everything that's ever happened in the NBA. I was on the floor when he hit his game with it? Yep. You weren't guarding him, though. Wow, shout out to Dennis Smith Jr.,

man. I don't remember it, but I'm sure we'll get to see it here soon. That's hard. That's crazy. But shout out to all the young boys getting paid. K just got his extension. Franz Wagner got a bag.

Obviously, he one of them people. Knew that was coming, though. Yeah, for sure. For sure. I can't wait to see what PB get. He going to probably get that. That's the same thing with brothers. There you go.

If Mo Wagner is good and then you see his brother, it's a little different. Damn sure. Respectfully. Oh, for sure. I've never really seen two brothers and they both was like cold. The same? Yeah. Because you look at Brooke and Rob and it's definitely different. Yeah.

Steph and Seth is like It's a difference. You know, anybody else who like brothers was like it's like. It's a difference. Yeah. It's definitely a difference. You know, anybody else who like brothers was like. Clay and Michael. They're a little different too. Drew and his brothers. For sure.

Oh, yeah. Definitely. I think the closest that'll be together is probably the Thompson twins. They got. Nah, one of them different though. One of them is a pure goon on defense. But I'm saying how they looked at, I think in the league, it'll them different, though. One of them is a pure goon on defense. But I'm saying how they looked at it, I think in the league, it would probably be the same.

It would be the same. They both going to be $100 million players, bro. You think so? One of them ain't going to play that much. The one in Houston? Yeah, he got a tough situation. He in a tough situation. If he leave, because he got an offensive bag, bro.

But that boy, that's with him, Kim. He like that. Yeah. Cam Whitmore. He liked that. I was so pissed when the Pacers passed on him. I fuck with Jarius, but I was just like, man, we could've got Cam. He liked that. He different. He wanted people to, the Lakers

shitty that they passed on. They did not play the draft pick last year at all, and Cam would've gotten in the team for sure. Yeah, he nice, bro. Yeah, you're going to have me thinking about that. Them, the twins, too. The Morris twins, they probably close

in comparison, too. Yeah, but Marcus... I don't know because I remember Keith was the best one at first and then Marcus came, got better. That's the closer

you're going to get. And them there, they too close. Like, they the same person, I don't know. They got the same tattoo on their left side. They the same person almost he's got the same tattoo yeah it's the same person that's the best one and keep it cute because they pull up i wish i had a twin

god we don't need two headshots out here yeah yeah the morris ones they're the closest in game i'll probably say right now marcus is better yeah yeah keith was better at first when he was in phoenix and then i say marcus as a career kept going yeah keith was better at first when he was in phoenix and then i say marcus has a career kept going i think he was better but they very close for sure all right i don't know if y'all seen this um angela simmons went to bt with the um with the pistol purse and she got a little flack of that have y'all seen her new photo shoot with the oreos yes yeah she got oreos uh please look at the screen she took a photo shoot uh she's a little big or um like she's saying because they're saying she fat or she's not just just speak

fill my hennessy cup up with the milken baileys i'm dipping you hear me she took a whole photo shoot but she went pock in the tub but with the oreos deep fry oh my kind of shit you know we love grease over here for shit show that's the campaign it's for oreos yeah slutty vegan oh so they got vegan i'm probably weak she got to check to sit in that bathtub. This was like vegan Oreos? Oh, yeah, there it goes. They're already vegan. I was going to say. Oreos are already vegan.

Okay. They are? Yep. She was deep fried them. Yeah. I'm cool. I'm something. I like, what's the chocolate? I like Chips Ahoy.

Oh. That, which one? Oh. I like Chips Ahoyoy I was about to say something but I do bro I like chips ahoy sometimes my mom be going too far

so who you gonna see the chips ahoy no I wasn't even talking about the chips ahoy I was gonna talk about just some different different type of cookies but oh she's about to say something about some spanish he's distressed i'm not on that i don't know what kind of cookies they eat probably wafers mexican no no that's all old grandma everybody grandma used to have wafers niggas all the vanilla wafers the vanilla w white fish or those um the oreo what's the ice oatmeal cookies that's always still as soon as

you open them up or the uh what's the ones uh i got the brown and black on that shit fudge yeah them shit so nasty yeah fudge you out of pocket i love all brand cookies though i ain't really a man i ain't a keeb keyboard nigga i was always a store brand nigga sounds crazy yeah man yeah i used to like lemon cookie stuff yeah i fuck with the lemon cookies bro chips ahoy nigga they get softer faster bro nah bro they got the nah we all want to see a chips ahoy though fuck them oreos chips Chips Ahoy. That's probably one of the weaker cookies.

Probably the Brat Sister. Lisa Wright? Yeah. That's an old nigga cookie. That's an old nigga cookie for sure. 50 and up. So what cookie is the Brat? Chips Ahoy is an old nigga cookie.

Chips Ahoy ain't no old nigga cookie. For sure, bro. If you eat the chewy Chips Ahoy, you are out of pocket. That's all I'm saying. chips are alright though I don't think a cookie for sure bro if you eat the chewy chips always you are out of hot orange nah

damn y'all got me on my face shit the color of the bag is this color the grandma cookies pull the spray pull the gas station cold

ah yeah the vanilla the small the small joints gun smoke for sure them are official the strawberry one's

the best one out of that package you gotta go to 56th and Marathon for that one but they don't come in a pack they come in a rose y'all know where I'm coming from

yes nah them motherfuckers are precious the strawberry one's fire though nah you say you eat all bread cookies now how do y'all feel

about all bread cereal cause that to me is just completely out of pocket nah I work too hard I really wasn't a cereal type of nigga growing up but it all tastes the same

I ain't gonna lie the aftertaste growing up, but it all tastes the same to me. I ain't going to lie. The aftertaste is kind of crazy a little bit, but the initial hint of it is the same. I did have apple rings. It's supposed to be Apple Jacks, and it's apple rings. Yeah. I bought some little Bobby with shitty one day. Yeah, bro. He asked you to sell it.

Right there. Yeah. That's crazy. Apple rings. He asked you to sell it. What is your husband doing? That's respectful, because you're out of pocket. Yeah. Dude, that's trash. rings yeah and he's like what is your husband doing like that's respectful because you out of pocket yeah then i was weak as hell i had uh damn it was fruit greens apple

rings and it was another one i spent all my homeboy house he had the king vitamin i sent him but the regular you know him too fuck him my nigga struggle no he wasn't shout out to my nigga ah shit you said you ain't eat it I didn't eat cereal like that

sandwich toast crunch was one of the ones and I fuck with the captain Crunch with berries, though. If you just ate Captain Crunch without the berries, you need to be in jail. Me and my dad used to eat them without the berries. What? See, y'all is on a different type of time. Me and my dad used to make us eat Frosted Flex and put bananas in them. Frosted Flex is fire.

Now, the additives, I don't know about the bananas. But I know people who used to do that with other cereals. But, damn, y'all niggas was really eating Captain Crunch without berries? For sure. Y'all niggas is strong as hell, boy. You got to let that bitch marinate. And we used to eat honeycomb. I'm feeling a jawbreaker.

Damn near. I eat like Cheerios and Raisin Bran. That makes sense. I'm sick of this nigga's shit. I eat no goddamn Raisin Bran. Any nigga that wear a carnal brand nasty as fuck, bro. Bro, they ain't got no sugar on them. I'm a kid. That's my favorite. Raisin Bran Crunch or. Raisin Bran, nasty as fuck. Bro, they ain't got no sugar on them.

I'm a kid. That's my favorite. Raisin Bran and Crunch or just Raisin Bran? The Raisin Bran and Crunch is nice too. No, Raisin Bran and Crunch is fire. Nigga, I'm on punishment

if I'm eating Raisin Bran. Right. Where are y'all Apple Jacks, Trix, Cheerios, bro? My grandma had Cheerios. Honey Nut Cheerios are heat. Regular Cheerios,

Honey Nut Cheerios, regular Cheerios. Put the honey on, like get the regular Cheerios and put real honey on them. Man, you doing too much. You putting the royal honey on there? I think I want a gourmet

breakfast from cereal. Niggas, I have all the honey. I'm talking about Grandparents House a lot. Yeah, that's a great box. It's a Grandparents shit, right? Raisin. Raisin brains.

If you eat raisins anyway, I think you steal. Yeah. Any nigga that eat raisins steal. Yeah. You're a shoplifter. Raisins are fucking nasty. You're a shoplifter fucking nasty raises are terrible the raw dog cheerios though they don't taste like anything they taste like the box of cake yeah i

i eat it if it's there bro cinnamon toast crunch okay pressure apple jack for sure i'll fuck with it tricks i'll fuck with those captain crunch was my favorite if i had a cereal though with berries i'm a real breakfast nigga and i don't even like breakfast like that with with or without man the without y'all scaring me man with a butt naked captain crunch it's cool i dinner like i'm buried it make the water i mean not the water shout out to the poor people the milk yeah the treats the right original rice crispy triple box yeah no no you're not gonna he Shout out to the poor people The milk It makes the milk taste better Yeah The treats The original Rice Krispies

Treat cereal The purple box No no The OG Rice Krispies Nothing new with it Rice Krispies has no flavor Y'all No no

The Rice Krispies Treat cereal The Rice Krispies Treat cereal Just myself You talking about The regular Rice Krispies cereal Never bro Get the fuck out of here With this old shit bro

No That's just grains bro I thought you were talking about The treats bro I got old parents My parents is older than y'all That is true My parents is y'all grandmother's age

My dad was never The Rice Krispie Treat OG The purple box Pressure Now that blue box You gotta put sugar on that bitch You gotta pull up

My pop for never You gotta make that shit Like Boosie Kool-Aid You gotta put a whole Fifth in that bitch of sugar To enjoy that shit Nah I grew up all right,

bro. Me too. We had cereal and shit for sure. Cereal is stressed. You had a lot of people, bro. Yeah, dude.

We had cereal and we used to have honey buns on deck. I don't know why. For sure. We kept them. I was a little Debbie nigga.

I had to retire then. Strawberry shortcake, fudge rounds. No, the strawberry shortcake is them strawberry shortcake fudge rounds you eating fudge rounds is scary man I never liked strawberry shortcake them bitches that's gas station used to be numero uno

you cut them down the middle then you chop it off in the side with a bowl of vanilla ice cream nigga you mix it around you let it sit and then you just put three strawberries on the edge of it, bro. The precision is killing me. Bro, this nigga's out of pocket.

For real. The BBL. The strawberry cork is seriously, bro. You cut it like this. One, two, three. And that's to get it, you know what I mean, right for the ice cream. Get in your ice cream, nigga. Whip it around.

I don't know how y'all wrist are. Mine crazy. Man, shit. You ain't cook that, nigga. That's all I did in GZ. I'll do what I got second hand from. I mean, you probably live with it. It was a lot of people, so somebody show drugs in there.

You know what's crazy? You were ahead of your time, because now they sell ice cream with all the little deputies mixing there. Bro, facts, bro. They do? Yeah. you know what's crazy you ahead of your time because now they sell ice cream with all the little deputies mixing there bro thanks bro yeah uh we was doing that waffle uh that's what i said we didn't really do the cereal like y'all bless your hearts but we had waffles sausages paws the patties and the eggs bro with the syrup bro are you talking about my griddle yeah i never liked me griddle so yeah you know it's crazy I took Reese In his home But to the gas station

To get some shit Before the movies So I ain't paying for shit With a whole bunch of kids At the movies They had the breakfast I said with kids I'm done

It's on me Hey man These niggas Tell your story Yeah fuck them kids But they had the The school lunch Breakfast donuts

At the gas station I said this is out of pocket Oh the The Superboys Them used to be Fire Guess how much they was A dollar no too bad nigga what i said this is for free and reduced lunch y'all selling these individually for two dollars out of pocket man i'm gonna have your stomach hurting so bad i swear drinking them i eat them my folks with one percent milk ips

the guys are still a little apple juice and orange juices nigga and go crazy i buy like four of them little times. Three Simpsons, the motherfuckers. Once I figured out that's the reason my stomach was fucked up,

I stopped eating them. For sure. That almost gave me gout. Fuckin' with that. Y'all niggas was spoiled. I remember my shadow, Eric, and them over at Guy

one day, I was pissed. Like, y'all niggas really got for real lunch over here eating this poor ass shit. That's how it was when I went to Guy from 108. Them niggas really got for real lunch over here. We eating this poor ass shit. That's how it was when I went to game from 108.

Them niggas had hot Cheetos in the line. I'm like. Oh, y'all had Fruitopia machines, nigga. Yeah, nigga. Damn. That's crazy. Because I went from 108 to New Augusta. And I seen them.

They had the Fruitopia joints. But I said, wait. All y'all been to machines work? Nigga, we had one at Cold Spring. It was a can machine. They had the Tahitian treat you be hating on. Oh, yeah yeah that's weak That's still the weakest

Nigga they used to come around With the chips Like Yeah You want an extra chip You gotta pay I'm like y'all niggas can go in line You know me at that time

My hands was sticky I'm like It's crazy I'm looking around like Oh they let y'all pick your own shit Oh Oh it's about to get spooky Yeah y'all Y'all had the best lunches in the world Y'all Pick your own shit Oh Oh it's about to get spooky Yeah y'all

Y'all had the best Lunches in the world Y'all had luxury Niggas My niggas was asking For my Salisbury steak And mashed potatoes Cause they wouldn't

Eat that Damn My nigga I ain't saying his name Cause I already Shout out somebody On the last part But my nigga

Used to take My Salisbury steak And mashed potatoes And had that bitch In his book bag All day bro Cause they Wasn't eating at home bro I said bro Come kick it at my crib bro yeah bro you can come over bro

no way bro curl t always gonna have us eat we at the same time early that's why i eat like i eat now y'all wednesday spaghetti was gonna be there tuesday chicken wings was gonna be there it's friday oh there's a lot of people shout out to curl t It was a lot of people. Shout out to Carol T. It was a lot of people at the house. Man, bro. Didn't cousins want to come over and shit? Our cousins lived with me my whole life. You couldn't tell me. They were my sisters.

They still my sisters. How many days did y'all eat on that spaghetti, though? Like I said, probably that spaghetti was Wednesday and Thursday for sure. Yeah, it was probably like two days. Oh, that's respectful. But my pops never ate with us. Like, if you went with my pops, you was getting some

McDonald's for sure. Yeah, he was on a different kind of workout. Pops was different, bro. Pops had peanut butter sandwiches in the car. Pops was getting some McDonald's.

It didn't care. Bro, I remember one time we used to go to McDonald's so much that Phillip had to tell my dad. My mama said, I can't eat with y'all no more. Shout out to my nigga in the college family because they ate real meals over there too.

Yeah, my mama said, y'all eat this too much and it ain't good for me. And y'all was fucking terrible. Tearing my nigga up. Y'all ain't done yet. That whole body. Fucking my nigga up. My pops would go to McDonald's three times in one day, bro. That's crazy, bro.

He was waking Phillip in the morning. Forget his day. Sorry. He was in his go to McDonald's Three times in one day That's crazy bro He was waking Phillip in the morning To get his day started Then he was In his day with McDonald's I'm just saying Pops probably Probably used to

Walk in the house And open that door And be like Y'all got it Probably Probably bro And the nigga hated The smell of fried chicken

So my mama made Fried chicken He would go crazy What the It's stank I used to be like that didn't smell good. No. He'd go leave the crib.

He went fucking with the crib on Tuesday. He's like, that fried chicken. No, my mama started making baked chicken. That's when I started hanging out. Damn, bro. Hanging out. Going from fried chicken to baked chicken is crazy. Terrible, bro.

That's a hell of a recipe. I started hanging out, bro. Let me go ahead and work. Let me go to Old Charlie's and stuff. That's a hell of a recipe I started hanging out Bruh Let me go ahead Work Let me go to Old Charlie That's tough I can imagine But like

DJ said We talked about A motherfucker With a bunch of kids At the house Walking in Seeing all them kids He's like

Man fuck this shit New family me I'm a slob Pops was about done Man Hey we gotta have Pops on the show, man. Cause after the last time they was like, man, when Jeff fell, man, man, coach cheese, that nigga, man.

Y'all don't even know. I swear, bro. Oh yeah. Legend. He got to come on the show. Yeah. We got to have you, him and Mook, bro. We're going to get out the way.

We're just going to let y'all talk for an hour, bro. That's going to be the best episode ever. That's going to be fun. For sure. Hey man, we about to get up out of here. Look, when you see this episode, we'll already be touched down in Vegas. Shout out to the volume man, we're about to get up out of here. Look, when you see this episode, we'll already be touched down in Vegas.

Shout out to the volume. We got some great episodes coming up. If y'all see us, show love. We can't wait to see y'all. Can't wait to make some great content

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Pull up on your boy You hear me? And please follow Dre's dress code Cause it is very strict What was that about? What did it say? Like I said Don't come in here

With no Tim's on It's a thousand It's 600 degrees He got some Tim's on If he come in with with no tims on it's a thousand it's 600 degrees hey did y'all see what i posted the other day y'all remember that game streets of rage bro yeah that was more shout out to axel to Axl, bro. But when I see that nigga say, why did they have turkeys popping out of that?

I said, that's a great point. Why the fuck was turkeys your powering up shit? When you look back at old video games that we loved, it'd be a lot of bullshit

in them games. Especially like, as an adult, realizing what Mario was really getting bigger off taking shrooms and shit. That shit's crazy, bro. Yeah. It is, wow. Shout out to the hidden messages, man.rooms and shit. That shit's crazy, bro. Yeah.

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