Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Miles Bridges on T-Mac vs. Kobe, guarding Embiid, playing with Kemba Walker, rap career

Episode Date: October 21, 2024

We’re back with Season 2, Episode 112 of Club 520, where Jeff Teague and the guys are joined by Miles Bridges of the Charlotte Hornets. The guys discuss Miles’ rise through the ranks of the NBA, what it was like to play alongside Kemba Walker, why Miles had Tracy McGrady as his GOAT, guarding Joel Embiid, and much more! #Club #HerdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hand out the pearlies. How you doing, Nasty? Cool, Nasty. Let's get to it. I'm excited for this one. For sure. Look, man, I see you got the Louis with the white laces. Have you ever seen the Black Forces with the white laces?

Hold on. I ain't seen them. I ain't seen them. So, them's the generics. Oh. Yours ain't official. Okay. them's the generics. Oh. Yours ain't a fish. Okay.

That's a real catch. Shut up. What the fuck is you talking for? Talk DJ, go do the thing, bro. Do your shit, bro. I ain't seen the black ones yet, man. Them hard. Damn, man. They ain't made it to Flint yet?

Nah, not yet. Well, they about to, bro. Yeah, for sure. On the insurance, bro. I got you a pair of my nigga with my laces in them. Right there. He gonna fuck your feet up. Oh, he can't with the feet.

He gonna fuck your feet up. You got a hoop of game in him, though. Warm up in him, bro. Don't let bitch off the back, man. You the coldest nigga ever. You got 30 in black 40s. You gotta go in the hall first. My nigga try to get another bag. We ain't gonna do that to his ankles. You the coldest nigga ever. You got 30 in black forges. You got to go to the hall of fame. Nah, my nigga

trying to get another bag. Who ain't going to do that to his ankles? To my right, my dog. They got special laces in them, though? They do.

They got the special laces? Yeah, bro. They got the special white laces. My boy getting that product placement off.

Yeah. I'm trying to get on league fits with it. For sure. Definitely get that off. They ain't going to put you on that bag. They ain't going to

make sure he walk down by himself. Got a black for force and he might rob everybody y'all don't introduce the other hay dads to my right my dog

young Nacho young Tig how you up we got a young killer in the building I'm excited you know how I get so I ain't got them on

but respect so I'm respectful but shout out to my dog he got his own laces I'm proud of him he got on the Monon walkers the Monon trails these are definitely it I'm respectful tonight But shout out to my dog He got his own laces And I'm proud of him He got on the Monon Walkers The Monon Trails

These are definitely it I'm really excited though Man we got a killer in here bro One of the coders One of the young killers Small fours That's gonna be doing this thing This year I'm excited for him

For sure man Like you said Midwest Straight out of France You know what I'm saying Legend Michigan State Doing it big Young killer in the league

We got RTB Miles in the building Miles Bridges How you living brother? I'm good, man. How y'all? Y'all good? We good, man.

Appreciate you sliding on this, brother. For sure. Anytime. For sure, man. You know what I'm saying? Midwest, you always keep it low. You've been one of the biggest guests been requested, man. You got some big shoes to fill in this episode, brother.

I'm excited, man. And they've been asking for Miles, man. Sure. I want to kick this bitch off, though. I heard, nigga, when you entered high school, nigga, he was a 6'4 center. Yeah. Who you that from? We tapped in.

We tapped in. Sources on sources, because I was the first 5'10 power forward in the country. Nah, he was 6'4. When I heard that about you I said damn And you was a killer though You averaged a double-double with that Yeah A little double-double Damn How did

Why did you start off playing center Why did you I mean man What was your build like Paul Nah nah In Flint In Flint though

Like we ain't got too many tall people Like It was all guards Like I was the only one that was tall So I could I could play guard But they just you know Threw me at the center And I was a freshman too So I was I ain't not gonna taught. So I could play guard, but they just, you know, threw me at the center.

And I was a freshman, too. So I ain't gonna say so. I just tapped it with my swords. They said, nah, that's the thing about what you play. That's great. That's before prep school, MB. Yeah. That's your, because you only spent one year at your high school, right?

You went over to Huntington. Yeah. I went to Huntington. For sure. My bro Bro type 10 He was the first 5'10 Stretch forward Yeah bro

So I walk So you can run He didn't shoot though You couldn't shoot Bro I had a clippy What the fuck is he talking about bro He just said Screams for George Hill bro

Nah bro So I'm not your stretch phone then Nah listen bro Sam Perkins, bro. I hope so, they're for ripping it, bro.

Yeah, I'll play that man out, bro. Hey, yo. I ain't been over this deal, man. He's so wrong with you.

How you just start hooping, though? Was it just hooping in the hood with the guys, or did somebody put the pill in your hand? My rest in peace my pops he put he put the pill in my hand when i was four uh got me my hoop shit um but yeah i was always hooping with the older guys

in the hood that's what really you know got me tough got me got me better at basketball my mom she she wanted she wasn't messing with that but my dad was like he wanted me to hoop with all the older guys so that's how I got started for real. Was you always bigger than everybody? No, I was skinny. I was skinny. I was short up to like, I'd say middle school. That's when I hit my little growth spurt.

Got the 6'1". Okay. Playing center. Shit. So man, you said ball screen. That's crazy. Yeah, that's how I got started though. That's crazy Yeah that's how I got started though

That's how I got That dog in you though But Pooping outside But It's an older competition And you can't call foul You can't call foul

That's That's really where You get it from though I had to chain net Your hand get caught On the net Chain net is wild bro That's it

All my mom They could have Forced me You never had A chain net before No I'm keeping a bin A chain net before? No. I'll be keeping a bean.

A chain net is wild. I did. You switch it, you switch it, you be like, ching. You never hear that? Oh, God. No, because it didn't get caught.

Yo, yo, you go dunk it in the finger guns. I'm cool, bro. I don't worry about that. We could have bought some nets. I was just character building, bro. That's all.

Part of the journey. You really, with chain nets or no nets? No nets. Hell no. Chain, chain nets or no nets? No nets. Hell no. Chain, chain, no nets. And niggas are lying about hitting their air balls up

in the pickup game, bro. They got a heartbeat, bro. That's the fun about it. That's why we gotta fight about it. A nigga air ball game. Y'all want that bitch. Now everybody got to fight. This is a good time. But y'all listen man We know you hoop and rap

But Lance Stevenson He put the pressure on you man He's a rap freak So what's up man They say he the best rapper From Charlotte Nah It's not Charlotte

But play for Charlotte Nah Lance Cole I ain't gonna I thought It was way better Than what I thought It was gonna be I heard his

Hot nigga freestyle Like 2014 That was cool too But he went off On the radar I told him I said one day I don't know who I was talking to I said but he He crawled Hot Nigga Freestyle Like 2014 That was cool too But He went off on On the radar I told I said one day

I don't know who I was talking to I said but he He crawled so you can walk Cause He was the first one Not the first rapper I mean Steven Jackson A couple of them other people

World Peace They all rap But He was the first one That was kinda like In the new era Like when he did The Hot Nigga Freestyle

And shit To be rapping It was kinda lit And the way they did Like when he did the Hot Nigga Freestyle and shit to be rapping. It was kind of lit and the way they did it was lit. Like the videos was lit and shit. And then when you came along

and started rapping, I mean, obviously Dane rapped too, but your shit was like raw. I'm like, yeah, that's what I listen to, bro.

You serious? I ain't gonna lie to you. When I seen the YouTube videos, I was like, ah, nah, I'm fucking with this. This is my type of shit.

When niggas got the music videos From the gas station I'm locked in He said Y'all was his favorite team After that I been fucking with the Hornets Since 2021

We locked in baby When you start rapping I always just loved music As a little kid But like Just rapping on the lunch tables Little freestyles But when I first got in the studio

For real It was probably like I was like 18. I wasn't rapping for real, I was just, you know, still playing around. But I really didn't start

taking shit serious until like 2020, when COVID hit. That's when I dropped my first tape, Up to Score. And after that, it just went off.

I was rapping with D-Bacon though, before that, 2019. Like, we had our own, Dwayne, he a bucket.

But he really got me on the music wave where I was like confident and doing my own for me oh that's what we're a spotter i mean i caught a spotter sada speak high of you bro he was having that talk he was like no i think my mouth is number one yeah for the club bro that's my dog excited man as soon as i got drafted I was about to go To one of his concerts I pulled up to his hood I pulled up to his hood I went up to him

He showed me love Him in his hood They showed me love So ever since then Me and Sodom Been locked in Him, Skella All them, man

Good people Skella, good people too For sure I'm gonna show them They good people This new album This new album Tough, bro

You said something On that motherfucker I think on that one record I was just told It's called Me and You He was like It ain't gotta be halloween i still trick on you that's towards the end of the album y'all I gotta take that one just call me

and you like fuck with that one my real birthday I ain't no motherfucking trick or rule when I said bounce like make me tap in go get what you want

so you gotta borrow that one nah yeah that was hard bro they told me I was too aggressive with my raps I had to you know put some songs in there

for the ladies they told you they told you you was scaring a hoe that's an all white air force up no the rest of them the fans Put some songs in there for the ladies, man. They told you they said you was scaring a hoe, like. That's an all-white Air Force, though. No. The rest of them is the face of a switchboard.

You can show that song to your mama. Nah, I fuck with the music, but I really fuck with you as a hooper, though, for sure. I appreciate that. Like, people don't understand that you're really a bucket. And you've been doing it for a long time. You one of the top players in high school. And you came out going to Michigan State're one of the top players in high school. You came out going to Michigan State, one of the top players in college. What's been like that driving force for you

when it comes to hoop? Just not wanting to go back to Flint. You know? Facts. I always wanted to make it out. When I finally made it out, you know, that's not where it ends at. You got to keep going.

But, like, my family, they's not where it end at. You got to keep going. But like my family, they motivate me. People around me motivate me. Just me wanting to be great. You know what I'm saying? That just keep me going for real.

Facts, facts. For sure. Like we was talking about the Huntington Beach, you know what I'm saying? Getting out the crib, going to prep school. And y'all was nice.

Huntington Prep, man. That's a slam to motherfucking Pat Patterson, the OJ. Yeah, bro. It's crazy. People getting that confused.

They went to Huntington High, but it was like a whole new thing with Huntington Prep. Yeah. Andrew Wiggins. They went to Huntington Prep. They went to Huntington High. That was good

with it in Huntington. Oh, okay. So that's two different schools. Yeah, I was about to say Huntington Prep. Huntington Prep was a little Catholic school that we have in the prep schools.

Huntington High, they got OJ, you know, Pat Patterson, Chris Walker. Yeah. They was leaning on me. Okay, I thought that was the same.

How far is that away from each other? Ten minutes. Did y'all play each other? Huntington was small. Nah, I wanted to though. I always wanted to. They never got to it though.

So who came and recruited you though out of high school to pull up? Like college type? No, I'm just meaning like what was that? What made you leave? Oh, leave?

Your hood school to, you know, leave your friends and shit to go prep. Yeah, there's a dude named Javante Hawkins. He used to hoop. He went to Huntington Prep. Did he go to Mississippi State? No, he went to South Florida. South Florida. Okay.

I'm thinking about somebody else. He went to South Florida. So he told my mom, he like, yeah, i don't think i want i want miles and flint no more you know just just because the environment and stuff and he want me around certain things yeah so he told my mama and then she was like all right i guess i'll let him go i really wanted to come back my senior year though because it ain't nothing like the hood man you get a dunk they running on the court all that type of stuff But Yeah It was good for me to go there

I play a lot of competition Jason Tatum Fox That's really where I got My competitive nature from For real Damn Y'all play

Jason Tatum in high school? Yeah He's like He's like Damn I had a little 30 piece though But he Yeah 47

What? He wasn't missing JT you on that? Damn, JT. He been a killer. Nah, he been like that, bro. Nah, that's hard. Damn, that's crazy.

And then, if you know what I'm saying, you did kill there. And then bring it back to the career at Michigan State. Was it another school that it could have been if it wasn't Michigan State? I actually committed to Kentucky. I told Coach Kyle I was going there. He was sick of me. It was really supposed to be me, Fox, Malik Monk, Bam Adebayo. Briscoe was there that year.

I know y'all didn't get it. It ain't no B, bro. It's all over. But, no, I actually committed. And then when I took my visit to Michigan State, I was like, man, I got to come back to the game. It just felt like home. Yeah, for sure.

For sure. That's crazy. Y'all class was fire Yeah Yeah No they had a squad Everybody in that class That was a top guy They down there in the NBA

And they like Thriving in the NBA For real 2016 That was a crazy class Yeah I remember you killed Purdue

I think So freshman year You had like 33 Or something on them Yeah that's That's the time we lost Second time I killed them I had the game winner

That was my sophomore year Yeah I just That's what I Something about Purdue bro I just Didn't like them bro I had no

I mean you on the same wave Nah I know you with the Big four I committed to I don't commit to But I didn't have an offer He had

Damn He got on one of them dad hats right now. With a P on the front. I got it. It's better be an LA hat. I thought it was. I had no offer. Nah, for real. I called him and said, yeah, I'm coming to Purdue, man.

They was like, we're going to call you right back. I was like, what? They was like, we don't have any more offers Ever since Ever since then It's fucked for them For sure For sure

I'm glad you killed them How many 33 I had a little 20 piece But that game winner Kind of made it Yeah he hit a game winner On your ass

That's the first time I noticed Oh he's special He a dog I heard your name Cause I follow AAU heavy But I was like Nah you can really ball For real bro Yeah for sure What made you come back That's the first time I noticed, like, oh, he's special. He a dog. I heard your name because I follow AAU heavy, but I was like, nah, you can really ball for real, bro.

Yeah, for sure. What made you come back to school your sophomore year? I just felt like I wasn't ready. You know, my freshman year, I feel like my game wasn't as defined as I wanted it to be, you know, going against the best in the world. I wanted to get my handles better, my decision-making better. And Coach is, he helped me with that for sure. I couldn't believe you came back freshman of the year my mama was mad at me too i ain't gonna uh yeah shout out to mama

i would have been pissed she done retired and everything she's like what are you doing i don't know you made a good decision though i mean it all worked out it was all it all worked out but you was hot though bro well you was gonna be you was party when i came back as As he should, bro. That was great. Party should have been stupid. Should have been one of the 520 parts. Did he play a part in your decision, though, of leaving?

Or did he was like, you know, Miles, I love you to come back, but, you know, you got to do what's best for you. No, he wanted me to do what's best for me. He really wanted me to leave. Like, my second year, Jaron was with me, Jaron Jackson. That town. Yeah, he was trying leave. Like, my second year, Jaron was with me, Jaron Jackson. That town. Yeah, yep. He was trying to come back

for his second year and coach was like, man, get out of here, man. Like, what are you doing? You top four pick. But with me, it was different. I was like top 10,

top 11. So. Yeah. You made it work, bro. You got a hell of faith, nigga. You got good faith. And it's smart because a lot of times

you see people who leave after their freshman year and yeah, you get Lottery picked But then It don't work out You're developing And then that second contract

Already kind of spooky Yeah That's what I was scared of For I just didn't want to Go to the league Just to say I went to the league I wanted to actually You know make an impact

You feel me So That's why I ain't going to lie Like watching you When you came in the league You know You stupid athletic

You know you dunk on people got bounce lives and all that you and lamello had a stupid connection and then i kept watching you and all of a sudden i'm like man it's my fucking shoot because when i was at michigan state i seen you make threes but i didn't label you a shooter like i was like man you're not knocked down but now that i watch you it's like shit you can't leave him it won't fucking shoot So Like well how was that development You know working on your shot Being a pro And then going to the league

And becoming a pro And working on your shot And stuff like that I mean I ain't gonna lie Like Cat and say I put up a thousand shots a day But

I put up I put up That's why I like this I put up a whole lot of shots man I put up a whole lot of shots To show just trying to We sorry Trying to fake my shit

Cat lied bro I fucked up I fucked up Cat I fucked. No, I can't lie, bro. I was fucking cats. I was fucking cats. I was fucking cats. No, you were fucking cats. No, it was bad. The only thing I can get away with that

is Kobe saying that. Rest in peace. Rest in peace to Kobe. That's all I can get away with saying put up a fucking shot. Everybody else be the shots.

No. Cat, I know you put in that one. That's why he deserves to be on our show. If Brock can read that book, no. If Brock can go and in that one, Ashley. That's why he deserves to be on our show. If Brock can read that book, if Brock can go read that book,

Cal, you putting up a G in name. That's why he was meant to be on here. Because he tells the real. He tells the truth. Nobody's shooting a thousand shots a day. No, fuck no. He said 1,500. 1,500?

That's insane. 1,500 is nuts. Cal, Cal, I don't. I love Cal. Cal's good people. Just because he lying, I fuck with that. I fuck with the lies. Cat out, Oak. I love cats. Cat's good people. Just because he lies, I fuck with that. I fuck with the lies.

Because I lie. I lie to myself. Cat's strong. I tell the kids at the school, at Coach Ed Pite, that I worked out three times a day. I did. Never.

Man, what other questions you got, DJ? One workout a day. Oh, Coach. I lie. Definitely lie. That's what, coach. I lie. Definitely lie. That's it, man. Shout out to genetics.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So you kill your sophomore year, bro. When did you know at that point you was ready to go to the draft? I mean, I knew I was going to go either way. Either way. Yeah, I mean, I was just trying to stay consistent throughout that whole year so my stock wouldn't go down. Me, I was just focusing on winning, and that just carried over to my game.

Yeah. That's what it was. Hey, and Bishara, was there anywhere else you think he was going to go, or where did you want to go? I thought I was going to go to the Knicks for real. I was in a little matchup, me and Kevin Knox, back in the day. Damn. And they had came out there because he was going crazy in that little –

it was like a three-on-three. What? Six people in the draft? Is it six people or is it three people my draft is a little different i know you didn't have to work out for i'm old it was six people it was six people because we was playing three on three and kevin knox was killing like he was hitting anything half court shots all that type of shit no exaggeration and somebody had leaked and it was like kevin kn Knox just bust Miles' ass Boom I don't think he coming

To the Knicks no more So after that I mean They picked Kevin Knox Over me at I think number nine At number nine Because that's where

I thought I was about to go I know going to the Hornets But I thought I was going To the Knicks though Damn It all worked out You see how You see how a guy work

Yeah for sure The Knicks might not Been meant for you Because Kevin Knox Shit Tough I fuck with Kevin Knox. Shit. I fucked with Kevin Knox. I thought he was

a good player, but damn. I just feel like playing in New York is just a different breed. I turned it down. Why?

No, sir. Different breed. Bro, you're not about to end me. There's a lot of expectations. You got to be built for it, man.

You for sure got to be built for it. Y'all wasn't built for that motherfucker. That was killing Melo. If y'all killing him, you'll kill anybody. That's when I knew I wasn't built for it man you for sure gotta be built for it y'all wasn't built for that motherfucker and it's so crazy bro that was killing mellow like if y'all killing anybody that's when i knew i wasn't built for it about him yeah i would imagine what y'all gonna say about me yeah you're gonna get talked about real dusty i was gonna have some hella stories did you get hella stories

imagine my new york stories The joints I would've had I was outside Outside Charlotte though You more free though Yeah for sure They kinda let you Work on your game

And figure shit out As the season go Facts I fuck with Charlotte So how was that transition though bro Your first game Was you spooked Like oh shit

This the big leagues Yeah I was playing Against Giannis My first game Damn And this one This was MVP I mean Giannis still At a big leagues Yeah I was playing Against Giannis My first game Damn And this one This is MVP I mean Giannis still

At an MVP level Yeah This was an MVP Giannis like 2018 I had I had one point To that game

See Y'all talking about Bronny Sick I ain't talking about Bronny See See

Good niggas a chance Look at Miles Flourishing That was sick Miles was a top pick Bronny Hey Bronny is guarding Giannis This is my point

Bro you family now Fuck it We just gonna pod This is what I be saying To people about this Bronny shit This nigga was a lottery pick Played against Giannis

And had one point One point Yes Miles you was out of pocket Niggas did not speak on that Niggas did not speak on that. Niggas did not speak on that. He a rookie. He a rookie. Okay.

So this nigga's picked 55th. And y'all on his ass. Y'all know what the... Do y'all know what the 55th nigga shot his first preseason game last year? No. I don't care. As soon as we walk in here, they like, Bronny was one for nine last night.

Nigga, nobody give a fuck. Y'all know why, though. Y'all know why they talking like that. Yeah, I miss Bronny. But for the C.R., as a basketball head, like, to see Giannis, you go, you get one point. But to see Giannis and, like, see how he's moving, MVP, whatever, did that, like, light a fire in you?

Like, damn, I got to work on my shit. Yeah, hell yeah. I knew I had to get stronger. I knew I had to get stronger. I knew I had to get stronger. I knew I had to get more disciplined. I was fucking up the coverages. I ain't played for the next

three games after that. I had 15 in the fourth quarter against the Magic and then ever since then, me and Kimball was rocking that too. Facts, facts.

Yeah, I knew I had to get better. Who was the coach for rookie year? James Brago. Oh, okay. AB.

I fucked with him. He a cool dude. Nah, he cool. Yeah, for sure. I fucked with him. He cool, man. Like you said, you came to the Hornets team with Kimba. You know what I'm saying?

Kimba had the city on lock. Shot the card. Yeah. Crazy. How was that? They walk in, you know what I'm saying, to see him? That was what? All NBA season?

All NBA third. He was 13. He was dropping 60s on Jimmy. Dropping 50s On Donovan Mitchell I was like Bro this nigga Different breed

Nah 5'10 Kimba wanted to Like I'm glad you said Light on Kimba Cause Kimba One of the coldest people I ever played against

He Kimba cold No for sure And I had a chance To play with him in Boston And he one of the coolest Dudes ever So I know he was Probably a super cool vet.

To have him, like, see him doing that, did it inspire you to, like, shit, I got to work on my game? Because I ain't going to lie, Kimba shoot, he shoot a hell of a lot. Well, I was with the Celtics. He was shooting a lot of shots. He was injured. But he was getting shots up. I don't know how they was at that time.

He was getting hella shots up. I for sure was in that corner. I was in that corner. I was in that corner. He was coming off the screens, pulling buttons. He was going in and he was doing his thing. So Kimmel was a gun. What? Anytime he came off the screen, he was shooting the ball.

But he was killing. So I couldn't even say nothing. He averaged like 27 a year. No, he was cold. Kimmel was one of the coldest I ever played. I swear to God, we used to trap him. I used't even say nothing. I think he averaged like 27 a year. Nah, he was cold. Kimball was one of the coldest I ever played. I swear to God. We used to trap him. I used to look at him when he came in and get out like, don't worry, you ain't going to have a night tonight because we

going to trap you. I was like, fuck. Quick split. Yeah, he got all that. Handle game crazy. It's a dude named Gary McGee. Shout out to Big G. I played with him at AAU since I was little Get well soon

And Kimball was in college man You know that step back he did with a dude from Pitfield Yup That's Gary McGee That's him? Yeah he's from here He's from Indy Well Anderson, Indiana

But he was my guy Yeah Kimball ruined his career man He had a chance to make it to the league Yeah Kimball dropped him in the guard. Game. Big East Championship.

That's probably the best game winner ever, like, in my book. Top five. It's definitely. Top five, for sure. As a Louisville fan, having nightmares of that Big East run, he was, like,

they whooped ass every single day. Yeah, that's shit. That's one of the hardest championship runs, bro. Oh, for sure. Kimba that guy, man, for sure. For sure. But the fact that he had you on the corner i had them kind of moments man it's all good he was gunning you i saw like you said though he probably won the best best ever man like he put me under his wing taught me the game let me come to his crib and chill i just felt like you know he was one of my bros so for sure good people bro great

people i ain't gonna lie he the reason motherfuckers call me jet i was about to ask you about that i heard that earlier what yeah so brad stevens wrote up a play and called me jet right the shit didn't really had no legs to kimball got a hold of that shit he's's like, he called you Jet? You know, he got that New York accent. Jet, my nigga? No. No, I'm saying. Nah, Jet. Nah, Jet.

I'm like, damn, nobody really had no legs. I'm like, every person I heard call Jet, their knees was fucked up. Their knees was fucked up. My knee was fucked up. So I'm like, yo, yo. The nigga was cracking jokes on you, bro. Nah, he was cracking jokes.

He just couldn't call me JT because Jason Tatum was JT. So he just kind of, you know, JT. JT Zero? Yeah, me too, my nigga. JT had Zero too. My nigga, they just, my whole life. Damn, he had Zero too. And he was 55.

Yeah, my whole life was fucked up in Boston. Yeah, he was a little linebacker out there. It was a gift and a curse. A little linebacker. 55. That's crazy. What was that nigga? That nigga shot a group, man.

Wait for the Patriots. He's Tuan Morgan. Shout out to my nigga, he's Tuan Morgan. Yeah, he's Tuan Morgan. But, nigga, my whole time in Boston, I was done. So, that nigga just started calling me Jet like

niggas wasn't saying it to Kimba was like yo Jet I'm like yo it was funny cause it's Kimba and it just kinda stuck

I was fucking with it after a while everybody in his comments is calling you Jet now everybody call me Jet I told how'd you feel when Kimba

gunned an ass left while they got the ball I feel I mean How'd you feel when Kimba gunned an ass while they got the ball? I feel good. I mean... Yo, Kimba! My dog, Kay, is here, actually, right now. So it's a telephone. Shout out to bro.

But we went from, like, down to the ninth seed to, like, the 13th seed, but I got a more shot. So I was cool. So I had to get the ball in my hand a little bit. Trial by her. Alright, shit.

I got LaMelo. Turn up. No effects. Yeah, everything happened for a reason. How was that going from, you know what I'm saying, from Kimba to LaMelo

more of a pass for point guard? It was good. I just had to be like more on more on my shit with LaMelo because you never know

when he's throwing the ball. I've seen him throw a full court underhand pass to me, so it's definitely a difference. But like I said, I love watching Kimba, man. Like I said, I watched Kimba drop 60 on Jimmy Butler. That's probably one of the craziest games I've ever seen. And I've seen Melo have 15 assists, 16 assists, and it's still crazy to see. So it's just like I don't know

Nah you've been blessed To play with some Dope point guards Bro Cause Kimba When he was playing Was one of the dopest And he was

Crazy Like to be all NBA In that era That time when he was playing That game Westbrook Come on The list goes on bro

To be all NBA Nah don't do that I went all NBA I ain't gonna lie I was outside I was on, bro. To be an R.N.B.A. Don't do that. I was R.N.B.A. I ain't going to lie. I was outside. I was outside. Charlotte Club. Philly Club.

Minnesota. White girl. Club. I was just outside. The Somalians. Yeah. Keep on staying away from them niggas, boy. They dangerous.

But that's another story here and there. Nah, you can be blessed to play with dope point guards so to come in with Kimba all NBA super vet cold and then to get LaMelo a young guy

who comes in super flair a lot of passing high expectations you know people was excited that he came in the league I mean he had a

super super dope following for you to get that to be a part of that and y'all to grow and y'all look like y'all best of friends. You know what I'm saying? That's for sure, my brother. But no, I mean, basketball make people closer and family for life. So it was a blessing me, Melo.

You know, I feel like if he's not injured, he's top three guard in the league. I'm not even being biased. That's his man's right there. Yeah, just watching him. He could do everything. He do everything on the court. He. I'm not even being biased. Like, just watching. That's his man's right there. Yeah, just watching him. He can do everything. He can do everything on the court. He can do everything. He can do everything.

6'8". Nigga, fast, quick. Legit 6'8". Yeah, like. Measurements. Yeah. And he can shoot that bitch, bro. Facts.

I'm a fan of LaMelo. I just want to ask him, how the fuck did his brother get a new knee? They were kind of chicken because nigga the knee bbm i know kimber here too we can just like that would change my life i still be i still didn't want the surgery don't do that no if anyone told me i'm having a new knee somebody else need gonna be my knee You gotta be from A nigga in Chino Hills Maybe it's for real Proceeders on Shout out to Zo

Shout out to my nigga Zo Shout out to my nigga Zo I'm so happy That he playing basketball Cause Lonzo One of my favorite players Hell yeah Him and

Him and LaMelo They really Really really nice I ain't gonna lie I'm glad Zo back Cause he was one of my favorite players And he was healthy For sure And look at y'all This season You know what I'm saying I got O'Becca because he was one of my favorite players. He was healthy. For sure.

And look at y'all this season. You know what I'm saying? You got the young killer back for the sophomore season, B. Mill. Y'all looking promising, man. Y'all young core looking all right. Yeah, for sure.

I mean, B. Mill going to be called for a lot of years. Like I said, I'm blessed to be able to play with a lot of great players and B. Mill one of them players for sure. He PG archetype.

Can do everything on the floor from guarding. He'll shoot a three in your face. He'll dunk on your ass. So, yeah. I'm ready for this year, man. I'm excited for sure. Oh, yeah.

He's going to be wicked this year. Yeah, yeah. Y'all for a challenge, but he out of pocket. I'll fuck with B-Mill. He out of pocket, though. What do you do? PG to go is crazy. I mean, that's the younger generation no i

don't care that's like you 22 that's like my generation i think in my opinion i think t-mac one of the ghosts boy he's trying to get off the show right i swear to god in my opinion if t-mac don't get hurt he he the GOAT to me. In my opinion. And I feel like that's why you feel that way. No, no, explain, bro. I'm not mad at you for it. Explain. I used to watch T-Mac almost every day with my pops, bro. This nigga was doing amazing shit, bro.

Yeah. I ain't gonna lie. T-Mac is dope. When him and Kobe was going at it, bro, and before he got hurt, I damn near had him over recipes of Kobe. I damn near had him over Kobe for a minute. It was a question. It was a question. Kobe for a minute. It was a question. It was a question.

It was a conversation. It was a question. It was a conversation. You know what I'm saying? It was a conversation. And the T-Mac got beef. It's deep in the rack. I got to take KB.

And you heard this nigga. I'm not mad at you yet. I'm not mad at you for feeling that way. Kobe, man. What he's. Kobe over T-Mac. But at one point, it was close. It was a conversation.

I ain't going to lie. It was definitely a conversation. I actually fucked with T-Mac. I seen that T-Mac, but at one point, it was close. It was a conversation. It was definitely a conversation. I actually fuck with T-Mac guys. I've seen that T-Mac episode. I fuck with Vince Carter more than I fuck with T-Mac, though. Yeah, V.C., cool. I thought V.C. was better than T-Mac. I can't say that, though.

That's tough. I thought it was. That's tough. I'm not mad at you for it. He had a better career than T-Mac. I'm saying, like, when Vince Carter was Vince Carter, this is just me. When Vince Carter was Vince Carter This is just me When Vince Carter Was Vince Carter

In Toronto Nah that was crazy That shit was That shit was hard He was getting fit Going back and forth For Iverson He was damn right

Supposed to be Jordan 2.0 Yeah I was fucking With Vince Carter But like Slam dunk contest Vince Carter bro He was damn right Like Nike shock

Like we looked at him Differently Nah Yeah Yeah and the other niggas Was wearing them Nike shocks with jeans That's how much of an impact

He had on y'all I was out of pocket y'all had the silver ones with the blue shockies on the back fuck you no i had the black i had the black gray and red ones i was out of pocket they was already swagging by the time he was at highest that was skinny jr uh you so you was up we was soldier boy era. Who was your little jerking era? We went through a little jerking. So you had Vance. But in Flint, though, everybody liked Boosie and Webby.

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and shaking things up a bit in the most crowded of markets. Listen to Good Company on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I want some hoops here, though. What you think y'all need to make that next leap like this year, like to enter the playoffs? Like what you think y'all are missing a piece you feel like, or it's just the chemistry. I feel like we got everything we need.

You know, we got, we got a new coach. Coach Lee. He's got to stay away From injuries man That's all That's all it is For real with us That's all it is I fuck with your

New coach Charles Lee Man he was with me In Atlanta and Milwaukee But I was with him When I was young Atlanta When he just came From Bucknell

He was fresh He's a lot of energy Cool dude I rock with him I think he's gonna be Great for y'all this year Yeah Super super super smart When it comes to These basketball schemes He's a lot of energy. Cool dude. I rock with him. I think he's going to be great for y'all this year. Super, super, super smart when it comes to this basketball schemes and everything like that.

So I'm excited for y'all. So I think I had Charlotte being one of my surprise teams because of Charles. But I'm excited to see you in a new dynamic. Like, obviously, not to talk about people money. We don't do that out here. But, you know, you good. You still in the fire. You know what I mean?

You got what you need. You know what I'm saying? Everything's great. Probably got a new crib on the way. I feel you. Yeah. Go ahead. Have a good time.

So now you're in that stage where you're kind of a veteran. And now it's time to win. Right. You know, at first when you get in the league, you want to get that money, blah, blah, blah. But now you got it. It's time to win. How you feel about Charles and what he's bringing to the table, how y'all schemes, how the preseason is going, everything. How you feel about it?

It's perfect. I mean, Charles Lee, he a defensive-minded coach, and that's exactly what we need. You know, Charles, I feel like we was dead, not dead last, but 29, you damn near dead last in defensive rating. For sure. Yeah, we get that up, I feel like we in the middle of the pack, and then plus our offense getting better, us turning the ball over a little bit less, and then Melo coming back.

I feel like that pushes us over the edge. But for me, on the money thing, I feel like It for sure changes your mindset For sure You for sure Go into Like just Anything to win Type shit

Yeah Any role they want you to play Well in my case You know Cause we got two young killers We got Mello We got B. Mill So

For me I'm not saying I'm taking the back seat But at the same time I know my role with the team Yeah And certain niggas They don't get that But I'm at the point in my I know my role with the team. Yeah. And certain niggas, they don't get that, bruh.

But I'm at the point in my career where shit, I'm trying to make it to the playoffs. I still ain't made it to the playoffs yet. Oh, yeah. I don't know.

It's different for sure. And some people, when they get money, they just stop playing all together. You know, they get satisfied. Yeah, don't be him, bro.

Nah, no. He was cold, bro. That was fun. That was a seven. He was cold He was cold But our nigga was for that chicken We're trying to make the world That was after the first bag

The second bag I was like Alright this is your 10 Like Okay We outside We outside Kimba get the first bag

He was still trying to play He was still I ain't called Kimba on the stage I love Kimba Kimba was playing hard He was still crossing. I didn't call Kimba on the stage. I love Kimba. Kimba was playing hard. He was snatchbacking, knee to the ground, fadeaway, step back. Kimba, this is Jaguar Wright. I don't know what happened.

He got the one. This is Jaguar. He's Jaguar Wright. No, you are. Listen, he got the 150. He's up a little bit. JT, shoot that. Go ahead, do your thing, bit. JT, shoot that. Go ahead.

Do your thing, JT. JB. Go crazy. You know what I mean? You ease up a little bit. Nah, but, bro, you was able to win, though, a lot, you know, since you was in the league. So, bro, he trying to tap into that.

Nah, I'm saying, but he's still on. This is after his rookie year. How old are you? 26. Ah, you see, he's still young. He just, this is after his rookie year. How old are you? 26. Ah, you see, he's still young. So, you know, he got a couple years

and then he get to that 29, 30. It's time to re-up. So, you in that stage where you got to win, you want to win for the rest of your career, that longevity. And for sure,

in the city like Charlotte, they got a great fan base. Like, already, y'all games are already super exciting. Y'all get to the playoffs, that shit going to really be up. The city already fucking with y'all heavy

it's for sure I want to see that playoff environment in Charlotte because you know I watched the D way when he when he went up against the dude and Charlotte and all that

shit and then I seen them with even like with the Panthers popping up for that so I want us to see the Panthers now don't you worry um y'all would be the only team is probably

going to the Panthers are I mean I hope they all right but my lines my team so I ain't even Y'all would be the only team That's probably going to Because all these Panthers Are filthy Give us some I hope they alright But the Lions Is my team So I ain't even worried About them The Panthers

Ain't alright They a heartbeat The Lions Boy you had a lot Of long Thanksgiving That's what I'm saying That's what I'm saying Y'all back

Y'all back That beat the shit Out of us last Sunday I was like God damn Y'all back That beat the sleeves Off us

Cowboys fucking suck. Y'all gotta get rid of some people. They gotta get rid of the owner. Jerry Wilder, bro. He has to sell the team. Jerry said that about Buddy at practice. And what's crazy

is Jamie Foxx was really like, fuck with that conversation, bro. He said, whoa, whoa, conversation. He said, whoa, whoa, whoa. All right, bro. You know what I swore

to do, bro. Let me find out who that cameras are here when I'm sharing. He's out of pocket, bro.

But then, he just shouted, yeah, he got one. He go, what? He's out of pocket, bro.

I'm so glad they lose. That's crazy, bro. Bro, Jerry don't care about that bread. AT&t state of say come on feel that bro it's popping bread in them inches man no i know that's good to see the detroit lions back bro i know y'all say happy about that bro but now we gotta get the hornets

back to where they supposed to be last time i made to the playoffs and when what kimball was there mm-hmm k had that bitch lit i ain't gonna for sure. Yeah, they played Bron, didn't they? Nah, they played, it was just D-Wade there. Oh, that was the, that the bench and shit? It had to be, was it a playoff

when Bron looked at the bench? Oh, he just did that on GP? My fault, my fault. My fault. Yeah, I was like, he did a bunch of

bullshit to the work, but I pushed that nigga up. I'm with you. I pushed that nigga up I want you I pushed that nigga Fuck it He was beating my I ain't never

I played Brown in the playoffs I think three times I've never won a game Pete Yeah You know Y'all on the rap Yeah check that nigga in the stands

I'm on that I watched that game too That nigga That nigga knocked up A popcorn Beers All type of shit That nigga fed up Yeah I was fed up. Yeah, I was fed up. I was about to kick you out of there right there.

Yeah, I was out the league. He almost banged me. I had to call and get some shit straight. I think I'm about to sign with Clutch. I think I'm about to sign with Clutch. My nigga's about to get LeBron Soldier. Yeah, I think I'm about to sign with Clutch. I'm trying to get right.

Who's one of your more tougher matchups in the league today? LeBron Soldier. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think it was on a clutch. I'm trying to get right. Who's one of your more tougher matchups in the league today? It's a lot right now. Just give us two. You just give us two. Shea, Shea, Shea tough to guard. Woo. Yeah.

Shea tough to guard for sure. Probably Joel, man. You guard Joel Embiid? I have before Yeah, I did See, they tapped into that Flint Charles, you needed this job Cause ain't no way Fuck him

Nope, they tapped in I was supposed to be guard That 6'4 center shit lives forever I was gonna be Joel You gotta guard Joel Embiid I had to go back to my roots, man Y'all gotta guard Joel Embiid We need Flint Bridges

Joel Embiid is crazy That is crazy bro They weren't working out for me Hold on Why were you guarding Joel Embiid? Our big man Both of our big men Got into foul trouble

You know how I be doing A little sweep Yeah yeah Head fakes Foul merchant Both of them niggas Got four fouls What third quarter

Caught me at the five It was before we got Grant big asshole Oh y'all doing that My man Grant Big head Grant Grant would've did A way better job

On him than me Big head Grant still Out of pocket On Joel though bro Nah Joel He doesn't deserve A card game

He got a pocket Come on Kimba Coach Coach Coach Walker. Coach K. How you doing? Oh, yeah, Coach K.

The real Coach K. Coach K. That can't be the game plan. Not Grant. Anybody but Grant. I love Grant. Big head. Shout out to Big Head.

Something trapped. You guys in the double. Did you go on straight up? No, they sent a double. I was about to say out of the park. But he was grabbing that bitch in the middle of the floor at the free throw line, jab stepping, doing his little shit. Well, we know that's not your matchup, so. Yeah, that ain't his matchup.

Your matchup, you. Is Luka your matchup? Shea and Luka. I'll say that. Shea and Luka. Yeah, they got it. Luka be doing some amazing stuff. What's the difference between Gardner, too? Shea, he, uh'll say that Shea and Luka Luka be doing some amazing stuff What's the difference

Between Gardner 2 Shea He I don't know People People don't know about Luka Luka's strong as hell Oh my god

He'll push you up He'll hit a fade And he got And he got some moves too But Shea He just He's got bag work Straight bag work

And he got Anytime you cut him off He got He got He got moves man I'm putting you on the spot Mouse Who's the easier guard Oh damn

Don't do that He got a matchup I'm saying I got Matchup with these guys He got a matchup with these guys Don't put that up Be like yeah I'll say

I'll say Luka Cause sometimes Luka Take the day off On certain matchups Like if you don't feel like Playing that day You know he'll get that bitch To redo your thing Go get 40 I'll say Luka because sometimes Luka take the day off on certain matchups. If you don't feel like playing that day, he'll get that bitch to redo your thing

and go get 40. That's the luxury he got. He straight to it. Yeah. I'll say respect. They both tough covers, but I ain't going to let

him get you no. No, no, no. He wasn't saying to take a day like shit. He got nigga. Ain't nobody else got Kyrie on the other end to say, bro, do your thing. That saying to, like, take a day off. He got, nigga, ain't nobody else got Kyrie on the other end of the say, bro. Do your thing.

That's a very good luxury to have, for sure. So, yeah, I get it. I was shocked to hear you not say Bron, though. Bron be taking days off. Sometimes he don't feel like playing, man. Every time I play against Bron, though, it's like, he's like, ah, man, that's the Hornets. That's chill. But he not going to be able to do that this year, man.

We going to be on our shit this year man Nah facts Y'all gonna Run down on them niggas in LA Yeah LA Yeah it's gonna be a good time I'm always with the good times

But nah I'm like You know we're not gonna take too much more of your time But I'm I'm hyped for you I'm excited for y'all season I'm happy you got the deal too The Hornets gonna be They gonna be something to be working with Like B. Miller man I'm hyped for you. I'm excited for y'all's season. I'm happy you got the deal, too.

The Hornets are going to be something to be working with. B. Miller, man, he was one of my – when I used to scout, I didn't go to many games, but I seen him play. You spoke high of him, too. I did. I thought he was special. I remember not to toot his horn or nothing, but when I seen him, he had a scrimmage game.

He had 30 in a preseason scrimmage game and I watched it. And I was like, people weren't talking much about him. I'm like, Hey, it's a kid from Alabama, man. I think might be the best player we not talking about.

And it was like, Oh yeah, he can play. He can play. He said he can play. I'm like, no, I think he might be the best player in the draft

and they were like shit you know what I mean people shit shit shit then the year goes on all of a sudden

he's shit a top five pick it's like damn I know I got an eye for something so when I see y'all I'm like yeah y'all got a lot of potential

to be a really special team and Charles Lee and my guy so I'm excited for y'all and hopefully y'all do be a really special team And Charles Lee Is my guy So I'm excited for y'all And hopefully y'all do good this year Yeah wish y'all the best bro Drop another tape bro I might drop a deluxe

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