LeBron James on Stephen Curry's Unmatched Influence on the NBA

2024 ж. 18 Нау.
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LeBron and Steph have had many battles over the years. In this clip, LeBron James (The Los Angeles Lakers) talks about how Stephen Curry (The Golden State Warriors) and Allen Iverson (The Philadelphia 76ers) changed the game.
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  • Be sure to check out the full episode: kzhead.info/sun/pJaRhtiPnZOklok/bejne.html

    @MindTheGamePodcast@MindTheGamePodcastАй бұрын
    • Very much like Kobe's "Details" - but without mentioning Kobe at all. Kobe did so much for Lebron that people do not know about. I was disappointed he didn't even mention him. Iverson on Kobe: kzhead.info/sun/d6yYe7Z5kJGudZE/bejne.htmlsi=v4SkrEyH5iWtr4na

      @dax8@dax8Ай бұрын
    • HOLD THE CAMERA STILL PLEASE!!! This ISN'T a Sitcom!!! GEEZ!

      @PeaceFan1@PeaceFan1Ай бұрын
    • one suggestion: put these shorter cuts into a separate folder in your home page, that makes the main episodes more finable, and more organized. When you have many more episodes that'll look neat. just IMO

      @websurfer2072@websurfer2072Ай бұрын
    • In the last 50 years, Career Résumé - Total Achievements: (Titles / MVPs / Finals MVPs / 1st All-NBA / 1st All-DEF / Scoring Titles/ All-Star MVPs) 1st: Jordan = 49 2nd: Kobe = 34 2nd: LeBron = 34 4th: Kareem = 33 5th: Duncan = 29 … You can debate 2nd-5th place but Jordan is so far ahead of everyone else…it’s not even close. Also the most amazing thing is that Jordan accomplished all this while playing in at least 5 years less than the other players ... To put things into perspective, players like Giannis and Curry have 14 Career Total Achievements

      @FreedomFighter2112@FreedomFighter2112Ай бұрын
    • Steph better than Lebron

      @user-bk7ei8zm5w@user-bk7ei8zm5wАй бұрын
  • A lot of legends don’t respect each other it’s great to see LeBron and Curry’s relationship even through their rivalry

    @shayaannazeer5649@shayaannazeer5649Ай бұрын
    • Media made it a rivalry, they rlly best friends lmaoooo but they do go at it every time they play eachother

      @ttggcc@ttggccАй бұрын
    • @@ttggccI mean you can still be rivals with your friends.

      @JRMason-ri4ii@JRMason-ri4iiАй бұрын
    • Respect Steph always

      @MindTheGamePodcast@MindTheGamePodcastАй бұрын
    • I mean…didn’t MJ play golf with his basketball rivals?

      @pamoon_@pamoon_Ай бұрын
    • 😂😂😂​@@JRMason-ri4ii

      @Handle9@Handle9Ай бұрын
  • Steph has contributed his fair share to lebrons finals losses and every chance lebron gets he still manages to give Steph his flowers , gotta respect it .

    @SSJRome@SSJRomeАй бұрын
    • LeBron also caused the biggest choke job ever by the warriors. That they had to add KD to a 73-win team.

      @Commenting800@Commenting800Ай бұрын
    • KD took those rings. He's the one that daggered the Cavs twice. He was the best player against the Rockets both years and was the best player in 2019 until he got injured.

      @Fieryvortex48@Fieryvortex48Ай бұрын
    • Lol coz curry has 0 finals mvps against bron.......everytime I hear bron talk about curry or Durant he looks so secure coz he knows both are beneath him 😂😂😂😂

      @davidjames6036@davidjames6036Ай бұрын
    • @@davidjames6036 the media knew what 2015 meant. They wouldnt allow that fmvp to be Steph's and that's what most of the 11 voters have admitted to

      @theinktician@theinkticianАй бұрын
    • Let’s be real we all know KD is the main reason Curry won those rings

      @thesecond8187@thesecond8187Ай бұрын
  • The level of admiration and respect Lebron has for Steph man......

    @lomar0058@lomar0058Ай бұрын
    • Remember when Steph was mocking lebron at a party and kyrie was laughing

      @troll-fx2zc@troll-fx2zcАй бұрын
    • @@troll-fx2zc either you are soft or don’t know how friendships work

      @theto-iii7590@theto-iii7590Ай бұрын
    • ​@@troll-fx2zcyou must be fun at parties

      @mjs1295@mjs1295Ай бұрын
    • He owns him in the finals you gotta have love for your dad

      @melgoat@melgoatАй бұрын
    • @@melgoat ..... no.

      @edmundnlemadim8480@edmundnlemadim8480Ай бұрын
  • Please bring Steph on the Pod, it’ll be a generational episode🙏🏾💯

    @boywonder2461@boywonder2461Ай бұрын
    • He's already been on the pod...

      @jaleru@jaleruАй бұрын
    • @@jaleruHow when this is the first episode of the pod….

      @LorMRKO@LorMRKOАй бұрын
    • @@LorMRKO Was assuming it was a continuation of Old man and the 3. Mybad

      @jaleru@jaleruАй бұрын
    • Not this pod​@@jaleru

      @Drako7077@Drako7077Ай бұрын
    • And inspirational😊

      @dontajff@dontajffАй бұрын
  • AI's influence on basketball culture is unmatched. Steph changed how the game is played.

    @RokkouA1@RokkouA1Ай бұрын
    • What is basketball culture?

      @hueyfreeman1178@hueyfreeman1178Ай бұрын
    • @@hueyfreeman1178AI brought swag to the game… if that helps your define what they mean

      @tyreek.6815@tyreek.6815Ай бұрын
    • Facts

      @shattamaster@shattamasterАй бұрын
    • ​@@hueyfreeman1178🧌

      @shattamaster@shattamasterАй бұрын
    • ​@@hueyfreeman1178Being free

      @Clightflightwhite@ClightflightwhiteАй бұрын
  • Cannot wait for steph and bron to play together in Team USA for olympics man.Imagine Bron passing to steph who coming from screens to shoot 3. That will be this generation magic and kareem

    @fun_palace@fun_palaceАй бұрын
    • He should play for Nigeria and stop being a sellout

      @bouche8503@bouche8503Ай бұрын
    • Bron passing to Steph for wide open 3 will be like prime Magic and Bird playing together. 6'9 elite PG feeding an elite shooter. We got a watered down version of that in the Dream Team, it was still legendary.

      @TamalPal@TamalPalАй бұрын
    • ​@@bouche8503what brand of weed did you smoke today bro

      @xelaander8429@xelaander8429Ай бұрын
    • ​@@bouche8503Why would you subscribe to a Channel of someone you HATE??😂😂😂

      @Clightflightwhite@ClightflightwhiteАй бұрын
    • @@bouche8503 Steph nor LeBron are Nigerian. What the hell are you talking about?

      @YungJay216@YungJay216Ай бұрын
  • I love how Bron gave credit to everyone else and just inserted his name briefly at the end. Real recognize real

    @alexandercompres7425@alexandercompres7425Ай бұрын
    • U delusional lol nd only when no one is "above" LeFraudna. He b diss'n MJ too much. Tht aints real thts hate'n.

      @elflashvisionz@elflashvisionzАй бұрын
    • Yea, he mentioned all of it, and didn't rank it. Thats the beauty of being on the media with JJ, he doesn't force the guest to rank stuff usually.

      @bigdripbobz1072@bigdripbobz1072Ай бұрын
    • I saw what you did there. So subtle.

      @mikhaelmadriaga5457@mikhaelmadriaga5457Ай бұрын
    • In the last 50 years, Career Résumé - Total Achievements: (Titles / MVPs / Finals MVPs / 1st All-NBA / 1st All-DEF / Scoring Titles/ All-Star MVPs) 1st: Jordan = 49 2nd: Kobe = 34 2nd: LeBron = 34 4th: Kareem = 33 5th: Duncan = 29 … You can debate 2nd-5th place but Jordan is so far ahead of everyone else…it’s not even close. Also the most amazing thing is that Jordan accomplished all this while playing in at least 5 years less than the other players ... To put things into perspective, players like Giannis and Curry have 14 Career Total Achievements

      @FreedomFighter2112@FreedomFighter2112Ай бұрын
    • @@FreedomFighter2112 Nobody was asking, so why bring that up?

      @SlowInvestigator@SlowInvestigatorАй бұрын
  • I 1000% agree , steph is soo relatable to alot of kids.....6'3 not super strong....... bron is one in a lifetime type of guy that ALOT of players can not relate to .

    @TheReal-trublu357@TheReal-trublu357Ай бұрын
    • @TheReal-trublu357 straight facts. Lebron is my GOAT and I have said it myself Steph has influenced BB bcuz if his and AI size.But youtuber Dreamspro is making out like Lebron shaded MJ.

      @leonardomoore1868@leonardomoore1868Ай бұрын
    • @leonardomoore1868 ya alot of people confuse the word "influential"

      @TheReal-trublu357@TheReal-trublu357Ай бұрын
    • @leonardomoore1868 for me bron iis the goat as well....but what bron said is 100% correct....like I can't relate to bron when it comes to hooping....but I can relate more to curry.

      @TheReal-trublu357@TheReal-trublu357Ай бұрын
    • ​@@leonardomoore1868 Good for you. But MJ is the GOAT objectively

      @joykenn9772@joykenn9772Ай бұрын
    • I don't think a lot of people can relate to being 6ft 3 lol. Only about 5% of the adult male population is that height or taller.

      @MR12AMAZING@MR12AMAZINGАй бұрын
  • Lebron and JJ just started this podcast as an excuse to drink more wine

    @danielsterling3995@danielsterling3995Ай бұрын
    • 😂😂

      @thereaper5560@thereaper5560Ай бұрын
    • In the last 50 years, Career Résumé - Total Achievements: (Titles / MVPs / Finals MVPs / 1st All-NBA / 1st All-DEF / Scoring Titles/ All-Star MVPs) 1st: Jordan = 49 2nd: Kobe = 34 2nd: LeBron = 34 4th: Kareem = 33 5th: Duncan = 29 … You can debate 2nd-5th place but Jordan is so far ahead of everyone else…it’s not even close. Also the most amazing thing is that Jordan accomplished all this while playing in at least 5 years less than the other players ... To put things into perspective, players like Giannis and Curry have 14 Career Total Achievements

      @FreedomFighter2112@FreedomFighter2112Ай бұрын
    • this just might be true cuz i bet they always talk about these things all the time , but this is for us now xd

      @acegalaxygamers4514@acegalaxygamers4514Ай бұрын
    • @@FreedomFighter2112 Bro... he just made a joke about drinking wine🤨

      @jessewilken2863@jessewilken2863Ай бұрын
    • ​@@FreedomFighter2112the 90s era wasn't that good the bulls were basically the warriors back then. lmao

      @MIKHAILGEAR@MIKHAILGEARАй бұрын
  • Bro this podcast bout to be legendary fr

    @ookaysaythat3431@ookaysaythat3431Ай бұрын
    • In the last 50 years, Career Résumé - Total Achievements: (Titles / MVPs / Finals MVPs / 1st All-NBA / 1st All-DEF / Scoring Titles/ All-Star MVPs) 1st: Jordan = 49 2nd: Kobe = 34 2nd: LeBron = 34 4th: Kareem = 33 5th: Duncan = 29 … You can debate 2nd-5th place but Jordan is so far ahead of everyone else…it’s not even close. Also the most amazing thing is that Jordan accomplished all this while playing in at least 5 years less than the other players ... To put things into perspective, players like Giannis and Curry have 14 Career Total Achievements

      @FreedomFighter2112@FreedomFighter2112Ай бұрын
    • please shut up. no one cares. go to an espn comment section with this shit@@FreedomFighter2112

      @lelxnd@lelxndАй бұрын
  • Curry’s influence on this game is unprecedented. The game’s high scores, offensive driven league is all thanks to Curry and the Warriors’s success.

    @AstroSully@AstroSullyАй бұрын
    • No actually that goes to Don Nelson and Mike D'Antoni they brought that style to the nba. Curry just took to another level.

      @airfrance4365@airfrance4365Ай бұрын
    • Garbage steph

      @bogartbogati8199@bogartbogati8199Ай бұрын
    • In the last 50 years, Career Résumé - Total Achievements: (Titles / MVPs / Finals MVPs / 1st All-NBA / 1st All-DEF / Scoring Titles/ All-Star MVPs) 1st: Jordan = 49 2nd: Kobe = 34 2nd: LeBron = 34 4th: Kareem = 33 5th: Duncan = 29 … You can debate 2nd-5th place but Jordan is so far ahead of everyone else…it’s not even close. Also the most amazing thing is that Jordan accomplished all this while playing in at least 5 years less than the other players ... To put things into perspective, players like Giannis and Curry have 14 Career Total Achievements

      @FreedomFighter2112@FreedomFighter2112Ай бұрын
    • It's rule changes, if they were allowed to play more physically defensively, and didn't change how they called travels it wouldn't be an explosive offense as we see today.

      @onealr@onealrАй бұрын
    • Curry changed the game for the worst because many players today are out there shooting 3s they can't make.

      @charisdiscuss7889@charisdiscuss7889Ай бұрын
  • skip bayless has missed out on the greatness of steph and lebron all because of toxic narratives that is wild to think about.

    @KingHampton-ul1iw@KingHampton-ul1iwАй бұрын
    • i will always believe he does it for attention, no way a grown man can’t appreciate greatness! like bron and steph

      @lunds6574@lunds6574Ай бұрын
    • ​@@lunds6574 I think he hates them as a player not a person so everything people gives more attention to it

      @dasmoka@dasmokaАй бұрын
    • Skip Bayless has missed out not even caring about accurate journalism at all.

      @selfawarepotassium@selfawarepotassiumАй бұрын
    • Hating made him rich. Professional troll. He doesn’t care, he got a mansion out of it.

      @TerryDBlack@TerryDBlackАй бұрын
    • In the last 50 years, Career Résumé - Total Achievements: (Titles / MVPs / Finals MVPs / 1st All-NBA / 1st All-DEF / Scoring Titles/ All-Star MVPs) 1st: Jordan = 49 2nd: Kobe = 34 2nd: LeBron = 34 4th: Kareem = 33 5th: Duncan = 29 … You can debate 2nd-5th place but Jordan is so far ahead of everyone else…it’s not even close. Also the most amazing thing is that Jordan accomplished all this while playing in at least 5 years less than the other players ... To put things into perspective, players like Giannis and Curry have 14 Career Total Achievements

      @FreedomFighter2112@FreedomFighter2112Ай бұрын
  • Bron also changed the game with positionless basketball…Iggy said it too

    @LeSteeler@LeSteelerАй бұрын
    • Yeah, LeBron took the drive-and-kick to a whole other level.

      @doctorgonzo5358@doctorgonzo5358Ай бұрын
    • I get that but there’s dudes doing what Lebron was doing before him. No one was doing what Steph and AI did. If anything, Lebron changed free agency and play empowerment forever

      @jeffhardy6333@jeffhardy6333Ай бұрын
    • Also 4 out

      @AkeemGriffith-it4bu@AkeemGriffith-it4buАй бұрын
    • I see where you getting with that one. there seems to be more players these days that are great in every aspect of athleticism and like you said, more positionless players. just wait until someone in nba history is a literal combined skillset and greatness of lebron and curry. it would be ridiculous.

      @TripleG12398@TripleG12398Ай бұрын
    • ​@@jeffhardy6333 You're wrong. People were doing what Steph did, just on a lesser scale. Ray Allen was peaking at 8 3PA a game. Reggie Miller was killing teams with elite off the ball movement. Even players like Gilbert Arenas were launching deep off the dribble threes. What Curry did was combine incredible volume with devastating efficiency. He put everything together and most importantly WON. Just like LeBron. Pippen was already playing as a point forward in Chicago for instance. And Magic was a big playmaker who could score at a high level after Kareem dropped off. But just like Curry supercharged what the others before him did, LeBron also supercharged what those before him did. Nothing in basketball happens out of thin air. People are constantly improving on the works of their predecessors. It's evolution, not revolution.

      @brianduru3753@brianduru3753Ай бұрын
  • Love what this podcast is going to be. Giving people the insight on how a great player thinks and sees the game. Helps the everyday fan understand the game at another level. W.

    @kevinurban4298@kevinurban4298Ай бұрын
    • In the last 50 years, Career Résumé - Total Achievements: (Titles / MVPs / Finals MVPs / 1st All-NBA / 1st All-DEF / Scoring Titles/ All-Star MVPs) 1st: Jordan = 49 2nd: Kobe = 34 2nd: LeBron = 34 4th: Kareem = 33 5th: Duncan = 29 … You can debate 2nd-5th place but Jordan is so far ahead of everyone else…it’s not even close. Also the most amazing thing is that Jordan accomplished all this while playing in at least 5 years less than the other players ... To put things into perspective, players like Giannis and Curry have 14 Career Total Achievements

      @FreedomFighter2112@FreedomFighter2112Ай бұрын
  • Bron shows so much love to Steph & vice versa. Meanwhile their fans hate each other & constantly are at war lmaoooo

    @aboutmillions@aboutmillionsАй бұрын
    • In the last 50 years, Career Résumé - Total Achievements: (Titles / MVPs / Finals MVPs / 1st All-NBA / 1st All-DEF / Scoring Titles/ All-Star MVPs) 1st: Jordan = 49 2nd: Kobe = 34 2nd: LeBron = 34 4th: Kareem = 33 5th: Duncan = 29 … You can debate 2nd-5th place but Jordan is so far ahead of everyone else…it’s not even close. Also the most amazing thing is that Jordan accomplished all this while playing in at least 5 years less than the other players ... To put things into perspective, players like Giannis and Curry have 14 Career Total Achievements

      @FreedomFighter2112@FreedomFighter2112Ай бұрын
    • I dont understand how is your reply related to the original comment

      @gooonher@gooonherАй бұрын
    • @@gooonher he copy pasting stuff in all the comments

      @josephlalikan5194@josephlalikan5194Ай бұрын
    • He followed him since Davidson they friends

      @LamarcusMassey-eo1lp@LamarcusMassey-eo1lpАй бұрын
    • Steph my favorite player but Lebron my second favorite player and I have respect for both of them. It’s just Bron fans who get mad at the finals losses, when it’s really not that deep.

      @reaperproductions9553@reaperproductions9553Ай бұрын
  • Just subbed. Hearing the game broken down like this is refreshing. We’re in the era of athlete media and I LOVE IT 🔥

    @KrackDiesel@KrackDieselАй бұрын
  • JJ Reddick always been my favorite shooter of all time. Especially because during his Orlando & LA days. And please don’t get me started on the greatest march madness run EVER 🤧 Shoutout to JJ Reddick for making my childhood amazing

    @haitianglock@haitianglockАй бұрын
    • Man him at duke pissed me off as a UNC guy. Straight sniper

      @justinhenryrebel@justinhenryrebelАй бұрын
  • Need more of this! EP 2!

    @LetContinueee@LetContinueeeАй бұрын
  • Would like to see Rondo on here for sure.. seeing and hearing Pop on here would be dope too

    @tag7376@tag7376Ай бұрын
    • We know he great on offense like when he pulled a gun on his family

      @Josh-it6uy@Josh-it6uyАй бұрын
  • Instant subscription, the goat and an extremely intelligent former sniper talking about hoops , doesn’t get any better than this for hoop fans.

    @RealMayhem1@RealMayhem1Ай бұрын
    • facts

      @wyatony@wyatonyАй бұрын
    • Lebron is NOT the goat. Jordan is the GOAT. Get your facts straight.

      @GreenEnvy.@GreenEnvy.Ай бұрын
    • ​@@GreenEnvy.Go back to your lair

      @MIKHAILGEAR@MIKHAILGEARАй бұрын
    • @@GreenEnvy. Which Jordan? Wizard Jordan? Longevity matters

      @RealMayhem1@RealMayhem1Ай бұрын
    • @@RealMayhem1 Rings matter. Longevity doesn't mean anything. 6 rings beats 3 any day (nobody counts mickey rings).

      @GreenEnvy.@GreenEnvy.Ай бұрын
  • Not really single handed, Klay was breaking his records too. I mean he takes all the credit while Klay was/is one of the best shooters just behind him

    @kamilmusalat@kamilmusalatАй бұрын
    • Klay never avg over 22pts as one of the 'best shooters " behind him so how impactful was he really? and Klay is the typical catch and shoot 3pt specialist thats been around forever not good off the dribble somebody has to set his shot up for him and he don't take deep 3s which is the opposite of what the league is rn everybody would be playing like jj redick on high volume if klay really helped change the game or deserved more credit and klay only broke one of Curry records most 3s in a game and Curry forced feed him the ball to do it vs Chicago Curry and gsw wanted him to get it by any means they pass the ball to him like 10x in a row even when he missed 14-24 so it's not impressive

      @peezydabeatmonster8112@peezydabeatmonster8112Ай бұрын
    • You are right however Curry is the one who carried the warriors a way Klay could never even dream of.

      @hbrotha1866@hbrotha1866Ай бұрын
  • Really impressed with the quality of audio and video. Beyond the quality of content, which I knew would be great, I am impressed with the AV especially after being a long time Old Man & The Three watcher-sorry JJ it's got really inconsistent quality. The Shop crew must be on this one but regardless, props to the quality of visuals, sound, and of course, content.

    @vincewilcoxmedia@vincewilcoxmediaАй бұрын
  • to me, bron n steph are the two biggest names in the sport - so anytime i see em showin luv to one anotha, it needs to be cherished. two legends can co-exist

    @javislice@javisliceАй бұрын
    • MJ still the most famous athlete bru

      @JohnBurgundy@JohnBurgundyАй бұрын
  • A.I. was influential OFF the court ON the court Jordan and Steph are the 2 most influential ever

    @WiseGuyUE92@WiseGuyUE92Ай бұрын
  • Bron changed the game too, he was truly positionless

    @armanii4005@armanii4005Ай бұрын
    • And also could guard all positions.

      @ndjibukabengele973@ndjibukabengele973Ай бұрын
    • @@ndjibukabengele973no he can not

      @aquartermil@aquartermilАй бұрын
    • @@aquartermilu don’t watch basketball clearly

      @23Rounds@23RoundsАй бұрын
    • @@23Rounds nah I do I watched him get cooked by Jason terry, curry, kd, Duncan list goes on the man guards players that’s not even a factor on the court/ main factor and yall go off the few times he took the challenge to guard them even when he did it’s only 2-4 dudes he actually stopped or did good defensively on

      @aquartermil@aquartermilАй бұрын
    • @@aquartermil You haven’t been watching basketball, his IQ, strength and athleticism gave the ability to guard all positions. Check him guarding Thiaggo who was the spurs centre in the NBA finals of 2013-2014.

      @ndjibukabengele973@ndjibukabengele973Ай бұрын
  • Much Love from Philippines 🇵🇭

    @HuskyyyTV@HuskyyyTVАй бұрын
  • JJ Redick was also a part of the 3 point revolution. He is actually the one to inspire me to be a shooter. Watching him pull up for a 3 on a wide open fast break was all I needed to see at Duke

    @iSethWoods@iSethWoodsАй бұрын
  • Really appreciate Lebron giving his flowers to Rondo in 2020 playoffs. Rondo was late in his career and still was making high-level basketball IQ plays. Underrated player for the Lakers success in the bubble.

    @PabloSanchez-cu9fj@PabloSanchez-cu9fjАй бұрын
    • L L

      @ticklybilly3622@ticklybilly362224 күн бұрын
  • There is no Ai without mike💯

    @user-hr1ie8ql6v@user-hr1ie8ql6vАй бұрын
    • Ok… now get off your knees

      @callXofXdutyXGuy@callXofXdutyXGuyАй бұрын
    • Was mike his dad?

      @zedlopez8267@zedlopez8267Ай бұрын
    • @@zedlopez8267 go and watch his Hall of Fame speech

      @user-hr1ie8ql6v@user-hr1ie8ql6vАй бұрын
    • @@callXofXdutyXGuy go and watch Ai hall of fame speech

      @user-hr1ie8ql6v@user-hr1ie8ql6vАй бұрын
    • @@zedlopez8267 now what you saying?😅

      @user-hr1ie8ql6v@user-hr1ie8ql6vАй бұрын
  • thank you for this wonderful podcast

    @davilima7318@davilima7318Ай бұрын
  • JJ is SUCH a great journalist!!! Perfect questions

    @SmileTCI@SmileTCIАй бұрын
  • I just love that its new and different. I am seated!

    @folabomiamoo@folabomiamooАй бұрын
  • Whats crazy is how long it actually took for NBA teams to realize that 3 points is more then 2 points 😂.

    @AD-df5tm@AD-df5tmАй бұрын
    • I think they've always known, it's just that there weren't a lot of players good enough to hit them at a rate that made it worth it. If I recall I think you need to hit 33% of your 3s to have the same value as hitting 50% of your 2s. Weren't a lot of dudes back then that could reliably hit >33% of their 3s. Now damn near everybody can.

      @brittanyblassingill@brittanyblassingillАй бұрын
    • ​@@brittanyblassingillI know this is unrelatable to the subject but my god your so beautiful

      @elgaad7002@elgaad7002Ай бұрын
    • It's hard to shoot 3s when you're being hand checked... that's why 3 point shooters were always running off screens...plus the 3 pointer didn't exist until 1979... please learn the history before being critical.

      @hithere99100@hithere99100Ай бұрын
    • ​@@hithere99100bro, it was a joke. Calm down. 😂

      @AD-df5tm@AD-df5tmАй бұрын
    • @@AD-df5tm I'm calm

      @hithere99100@hithere99100Ай бұрын
  • Just a 5 min video and I’m hooked. Real basketball talk

    @R711@R711Ай бұрын
  • 4:39 I understand

    @zevan6147@zevan6147Ай бұрын
  • AD caught a stray “myself and Rondo”😂

    @benjaminlink4844@benjaminlink4844Ай бұрын
    • AD hasn't won anything before 2020. he's a monster that season but Rondo glued that team along with Bron.

      @HOPGamingZone@HOPGamingZoneАй бұрын
    • Even AD would agree that Rondo’s Bball IQ is more than his.

      @jojo_ranjan@jojo_ranjanАй бұрын
  • He's exactly right. Mike and LBJ are the GOATs, take your pick. But Steph and AI changed the very structure of the game and transformed the NBA into what we see today.

    @sidenote1459@sidenote1459Ай бұрын
    • Yup. GOATs are the greatest to ever play. Influence is an entirely different discussion. People still seem to get them confused though.

      @hypocritetrollbot7729@hypocritetrollbot7729Ай бұрын
    • @@hypocritetrollbot7729 Couldn't agree more. TD and Kareem are great examples of how you can be good but no one tries to play like you. Bank shots are dead, sky hook never caught on, but they are undeniably some of the greatest. Two very different concepts, greatness and influence. Sometimes they overlap, sometimes they dont.

      @sidenote1459@sidenote1459Ай бұрын
    • 4-6 takes him out the goat conversation

      @judahmourneth3211@judahmourneth3211Ай бұрын
    • ​@@judahmourneth3211casual

      @_bwebb@_bwebbАй бұрын
    • Steph changed how players play the game. AI changed how players look and gave you personality.

      @doms5755@doms5755Ай бұрын
  • Love the Rondo shout-out.

    @davetrachtenberg6855@davetrachtenberg6855Ай бұрын
  • Mike influenced everybody though. There was literally a song if I could be like. Mike

    @onealr@onealrАй бұрын
    • No he didn’t

      @Wisestomatoe@WisestomatoeАй бұрын
    • @@Wisestomatoe LeBron has worn Jordan's number the majority of his career, to say Jordan didn't have the biggest influence on the game is disingenuous.

      @faitaccompli5878@faitaccompli5878Ай бұрын
    • I own both Lebron and Jordan's brands

      @Fieryvortex48@Fieryvortex48Ай бұрын
    • @@Fieryvortex48 But if you could only choose one, it would probably be the Jordans.

      @faitaccompli5878@faitaccompli5878Ай бұрын
    • @@faitaccompli5878 no he didn’t

      @Wisestomatoe@WisestomatoeАй бұрын
  • we about to get many trolls in the comment section on this podcast wanting lebron to talk bad about his own self lmao😂😂😂😂

    @TripleG12398@TripleG12398Ай бұрын
    • I saw that last time lol

      @79dmcjr@79dmcjrАй бұрын
  • Yoooo let’s go my goat right there. Legendary pod creation

    @boppin1@boppin1Ай бұрын
  • Just go to the courts and you'll see his influence on the game. Whether it's the older players or the young ones, you'll see them shooting from beyond the arc. Whether they have a good shot or not, whether they can dribble or not, one thing is for sure - they all have Curry in mind when they attempt those three-pointers. Not everyone is tall, not everyone is athletic, not everyone has hang time, but anyone with a normal height can shoot from beyond the arc. That's the reason why not everyone can be MJ, Kobe, or LeBron, but everyone can aspire to be like Curry behind the three-point line. That's why many people can relate to Curry, that's why he is the most influential in this era.

    @rykimcruz26@rykimcruz265 күн бұрын
  • THIS IS GOING TO BE A LEGENDARY PODCAST HISTORY IN THE MAKING 🙏🏼💯

    @HYPEMANTV0@HYPEMANTV0Ай бұрын
    • In the last 50 years, Career Résumé - Total Achievements: (Titles / MVPs / Finals MVPs / 1st All-NBA / 1st All-DEF / Scoring Titles/ All-Star MVPs) 1st: Jordan = 49 2nd: Kobe = 34 2nd: LeBron = 34 4th: Kareem = 33 5th: Duncan = 29 … You can debate 2nd-5th place but Jordan is so far ahead of everyone else…it’s not even close. Also the most amazing thing is that Jordan accomplished all this while playing in at least 5 years less than the other players ... To put things into perspective, players like Giannis and Curry have 14 Career Total Achievements

      @FreedomFighter2112@FreedomFighter2112Ай бұрын
  • How come not MJ or Magic as most influential? Glad he gave the credit to Steph and AI, but MJ basically is the NBA that made NBA a global sports.

    @nz047@nz047Ай бұрын
    • If you watched the full podcast, Bron said since he’s been watching and studying the game, those two guys he mentioned are the most influential. Not to take away from any accomplissements from MJ and magic bc they are great for a reason, but AI and Steph being the size they are and doing what they do does have a major influence on the world and kids.

      @estherpierre6761@estherpierre6761Ай бұрын
    • So youre saying lebron didnt watch MJ play when he was a kid? Haha why do you think he wears 23. What hes trying to do is play down MJ and that era to lift himself up but he will never reach it!

      @digger2373@digger2373Ай бұрын
    • @@digger2373 Jordan was the greatest, but not sure that's the same as most influential. Steph definitely changed how the game was played. Michael's game was head and shoulders above others, but his game at its foundation was similar to many of his predecessors. (I love MJ, just to be clear.) What Steph - and AI to a lesser degree - did was new. The same could be said about Magic also. And perhaps even Dirk, because not too many 7-footers before him were launching 3s. Now many do.

      @garycraig5009@garycraig5009Ай бұрын
    • ​ How can you say MJ wasn't the most influential? Every player since MJ has been influenced by him, and it's not close. Curry is way lower influence than MJ and Iverson isn't even in the convo.

      @DemonKing-oi4jd@DemonKing-oi4jdАй бұрын
    • @@DemonKing-oi4jd MJ is the most influential figure in sports history period.

      @digger2373@digger2373Ай бұрын
  • the shaking cam is a little bit dizzy, but great content

    @samue1x@samue1xАй бұрын
  • Our Podcast 👑 Bron JJ 🦾🔥🔥🔥

    @sabarasts@sabarastsАй бұрын
  • Le bron is a humble king 🙏🏽 you are great sir to acknowledge curry like this

    @Flyingthundergod4@Flyingthundergod4Ай бұрын
  • This barely started and already is easily the GOAT podcast. Bron + JJ is basically the Heatles or the 2017 Warriors.

    @SeungNam@SeungNamАй бұрын
  • The level of respect is cool!

    @difidon@difidonАй бұрын
  • Pardon for me asking this, besides the aesthetics of the arm sleeves, what is the main purpose of it? Still learning BTW ✌🏻

    @juliussaavedra2400@juliussaavedra2400Ай бұрын
    • Compression are your arm, basically the same purpose for leg sleeves, it’s just for comfort and compressibility.

      @xantalk6498@xantalk6498Ай бұрын
    • Also the changed the rules to stop his crossover . All so fashion and just regular stuff now . Like braids tats , let players be able to be themselves… nba was stiff asf before AI

      @mealtime167@mealtime167Ай бұрын
  • HOLD THE CAMERA STILL PLEASE!!!!! You DO NOT need to Enhance the Convo!!!!

    @PeaceFan1@PeaceFan1Ай бұрын
    • I ain't even really pay attention to that till this comment xD I'm cryin

      @peterkoroma7876@peterkoroma7876Ай бұрын
    • ​@@EssAhrBeeand more capital letters 😂

      @randomhandle07@randomhandle07Ай бұрын
  • MJ, Kobe stans: "Nobody feared LeBron !", "Killer instinct !!!" Just shut up, watch the true basketball GOD speaking about basketball.

    @jjj3970@jjj3970Ай бұрын
    • Yet again, MJ and Kobe always on the minds of bronsexuals 😂😂. Pathetic

      @lets_play_a_game268@lets_play_a_game268Ай бұрын
    • Why come to a Lebron video about Steph’s influence and bring up Kobe/MJ? Weird

      @jeffhardy6333@jeffhardy6333Ай бұрын
    • Dam you're on a different level of glazing.

      @Handle9@Handle9Ай бұрын
    • @@jeffhardy6333LMAOOO yall do the same shit on kobe/mj videos. stop acting dumb. he’s right

      @epictubegamer@epictubegamerАй бұрын
    • @@epictubegamer who’s y’all? Brother I watch a video about player X and I make a comment about player X. Why would I talk about player Y when he’s not in the video? Weirdo

      @jeffhardy6333@jeffhardy6333Ай бұрын
  • Funny thumbnail showed Steph but he mentioned Iverson as well

    @CoachRJ334@CoachRJ334Ай бұрын
  • Awesome. Very nice to listen Lebron and JJ talking and expressing their ideas and knowledge.

    @juanmacass@juanmacassАй бұрын
  • I love this. I put LeBron/Steph higher than Magic/Bird.

    @shlidgn90@shlidgn90Ай бұрын
    • In the last 50 years, Career Résumé - Total Achievements: (Titles / MVPs / Finals MVPs / 1st All-NBA / 1st All-DEF / Scoring Titles/ All-Star MVPs) 1st: Jordan = 49 2nd: Kobe = 34 2nd: LeBron = 34 4th: Kareem = 33 5th: Duncan = 29 … You can debate 2nd-5th place but Jordan is so far ahead of everyone else…it’s not even close. Also the most amazing thing is that Jordan accomplished all this while playing in at least 5 years less than the other players ... To put things into perspective, players like Giannis and Curry have 14 Career Total Achievements

      @FreedomFighter2112@FreedomFighter2112Ай бұрын
    • BTW, both Magic and Larry have more Career Total Achievements than Curry and Giannis

      @FreedomFighter2112@FreedomFighter2112Ай бұрын
    • I don't. At first LeBron was jelly Steph was coming for his crowd as the beat NBA player, and then LeBron bullet Steph in the 15, and 16 NBA Finals..KD was the main tipping scale. Since then, LeBron has always said he'd love to ay with Steph, and usually drafts him 1st overall in the all star team lineups

      @Phoenix-pm2qr@Phoenix-pm2qrАй бұрын
  • Future teammates

    @ethan76708@ethan76708Ай бұрын
    • In the olympics, yea

      @dannysairpids@dannysairpidsАй бұрын
    • It would be interesting seeing the old heads in the league (bron, curry and kd) team up and dominating the young guys

      @toptier6132@toptier6132Ай бұрын
    • @@toptier6132 that’s what the all star game should be. Young vs old.

      @hypocritetrollbot7729@hypocritetrollbot7729Ай бұрын
    • 💡😁

      @zevan6147@zevan6147Ай бұрын
  • I can't wait till Chris and Rob on The Odd Couple catch this clip lol

    @jaysco5257@jaysco5257Ай бұрын
  • Absolutely agree with "no lead is safe". back in the day, I was (as a fan) comfortable with a 10pt lead and a blow out was 20pts. Now, i'd double that. 20pts for a comfortable lead and 30-40 for a blowout.

    @timkono5645@timkono5645Ай бұрын
  • LeBron shows love towards current greats, did MJ EVER do that ???

    @sush139@sush139Ай бұрын
    • He was too insecure to do that.

      @Commenting800@Commenting800Ай бұрын
    • He was a killer man, not there to make friends not there to (proceeds to say the same 5-6 usual MJ diehard fan quotes)

      @blerry3@blerry3Ай бұрын
    • But lebron is playing currently, Mj is retired what are we saying here.

      @alphadjalo1227@alphadjalo1227Ай бұрын
    • Lol is this how bronsexuals think?? Ofcourse will have love towards current players cuz he's in the current era 🤣 MJ always showed love and respect to his peers specially the legends, yall trying to rewrite history shame on yall lol

      @NotAnAstronaut2k@NotAnAstronaut2kАй бұрын
    • ​@@Commenting800 MJ insecure? Lol shows alot of what u actually know

      @NotAnAstronaut2k@NotAnAstronaut2kАй бұрын
  • Mj cant even apologize to Isiah thomas

    @TheGodReese@TheGodReeseАй бұрын
    • 😂😂😂😂

      @peterkoroma7876@peterkoroma7876Ай бұрын
    • Why would he? You’re on KZhead. Go look at what the Bad Boy Pistons did to him. That could be labeled assault! 😂

      @Renegade-jk4ux@Renegade-jk4uxАй бұрын
  • Wait how long has this pod been a thing??

    @nephyr6292@nephyr6292Ай бұрын
  • Steph definitely changed the entire nba dynamic. No other player besides maybe Jordan and Magic did because every team wanted a tall pg and a dynamic athletic wing like Jordan.

    @RampageYI@RampageYIАй бұрын
  • nah bro the goat of our generation in LBJ and the goat of podcasting JJ have their own show now ? thats criminal

    @onur1909@onur1909Ай бұрын
    • JJ mid at podcasting

      @domg6251@domg6251Ай бұрын
    • @@domg6251your mum mid

      @gregordrizzlewing7339@gregordrizzlewing7339Ай бұрын
  • LeBron I've been watching you since the Irish.your the g.o.a.t the king and its been a pleaser.your positive impact on and off the court is what legends are made of!!

    @paulolsen2300@paulolsen2300Ай бұрын
  • Remember my school days when I loved watching Iverson. And Steph is my fav player for last 10 years+

    @prabing8320@prabing8320Ай бұрын
  • amazing content but wtf is going on with the camera???

    @mikez1801@mikez1801Ай бұрын
  • If there is an all Time starting 5, there Are 3 LeBrons In the discussion PG 2020 LeBron SG X SF LeBron 2016 PF LeBron 2013 C x 3 Finals mvps, on 3 starting Positions. On a Daily Basis. Name one Player in history, who can do that.

    @GoyardBagYo@GoyardBagYoАй бұрын
    • How about 2018 Lebron?

      @Peetpat69@Peetpat69Ай бұрын
    • He’s the only player in history that would’ve been top 10 all time at literally any position you played him. #2 point guard, #3 shooting guard, #1 small forward, #2 power forward, #10 center.

      @AaronPlay@AaronPlayАй бұрын
    • LeBrick has never been MVP and defensive player of the year in the same year 😂 only the goat Jordan has that title

      @wall1@wall1Ай бұрын
    • Nahhh man Lebron can’t be #3 SG all-time cmon

      @Justin-ml8id@Justin-ml8idАй бұрын
    • @@AaronPlayi would say 1-4 however the center spot is a big stretch

      @ProdNapoleon@ProdNapoleonАй бұрын
  • Look at Curry man.. Chicken or Lamb they both killed it

    @sean78745@sean78745Ай бұрын
  • can you please fix the cameras i felt dizzy 😂💔

    @menarober8125@menarober8125Ай бұрын
  • Im so glad Bron's giving AI his flowers! 👏💪👏 #sixerforlife

    @umyea21584@umyea21584Ай бұрын
  • Lebron has Change the whole Game of basketball. Not only one Position. Like steph, jokic, Jordan, Dirk. They Are greats. But only on Their Positions. LeBron hat changed every position, because he was a regular starter on each. LeBron is Magic, scottie Pippen, Karl malone and draymond in one Person

    @GoyardBagYo@GoyardBagYoАй бұрын
    • So your just gonna make stuff up?

      @fullmetal1766@fullmetal1766Ай бұрын
    • Lmao what 😂

      @simba4592@simba4592Ай бұрын
  • Lebron cooked him😂😂

    @BlackBSolz@BlackBSolzАй бұрын
  • I knew JJ would be the perfect person for this job. Grats on the new pod. Lbj the goat!

    @b00stedwrx75@b00stedwrx75Ай бұрын
  • LeGreatMind. Best Of Wishes For This Podcast!

    @VibinWithRunnTheSnowman@VibinWithRunnTheSnowmanАй бұрын
  • LeBron James is the GOAT 🐐

    @savagerock8843@savagerock8843Ай бұрын
  • Michael would never sit on a podcast and d-ride his rivals 😂 MJ has the heart of a monster and played like one every second with an unmatchable killer instinct. The embodiment of a true basketball god 🐐

    @SilentSage777@SilentSage777Ай бұрын
    • Who cares, it’s 2024, not 1990

      @hanktoni@hanktoniАй бұрын
  • Thank god ledaddy is on yt now

    @Impactframess@ImpactframessАй бұрын
    • 😭🤣

      @eliknight6897@eliknight6897Ай бұрын
  • Man look at Curry so inspirational

    @SM......@SM......Ай бұрын
  • Please bring skip bayless to the show 😂

    @yoitsyoboyjohnny5891@yoitsyoboyjohnny5891Ай бұрын
    • To toxic

      @teresamcgee-vd2uc@teresamcgee-vd2ucАй бұрын
    • @@teresamcgee-vd2uc it would break the internet

      @yoitsyoboyjohnny5891@yoitsyoboyjohnny5891Ай бұрын
  • How is Steph and AI more influential to the NBA than MJ? There‘s billions of people from all continents of the world that only knew of the NBA back then because of one name and one name only. Pre internet and social media too. The NBA gained popularity among the USA through Larry and Magic, and went international once MJ took over.

    @MrBananajoePL@MrBananajoePLАй бұрын
    • MJ is GOAT level. Along with Bron they are on a separate tier. People wanted to play LIKE THEM. Steph changed the very fundamentals and playbook of every single team in the league since the day he stepped in the league. AI brought a relatability and swagger to the game and made players feel they could express themselves fully. Seeing as after AI they removed the post game dress code So....... it's different

      @_bwebb@_bwebbАй бұрын
    • @@_bwebbNah, not once have I heard anyone yell Bron when swishing a 3 into a paper bin. Always has been Jordan or Kobe. Bron ain't got it like that.

      @MrBananajoePL@MrBananajoePLАй бұрын
    • ​@@MrBananajoePL there are different ways of influence

      @GOAT71@GOAT71Ай бұрын
    • @@GOAT71Sure, but that's beside the point. Bron compared quality not variety by saying most influential.

      @MrBananajoePL@MrBananajoePLАй бұрын
    • @@MrBananajoePL Yeah, as a casual just the highlights matter but with an understanding of the game its obvious that what Lebron said on the podcast is true.

      @Pit_1209@Pit_1209Ай бұрын
  • JJ and LeBron I really love what you guys are doing and I really appreciate it man keep doing what you're doing love this Channel

    @bryonstevenson1084@bryonstevenson1084Ай бұрын
  • I love how AI is in these talks!!! RESPECT💪🏽

    @luisvargas4985@luisvargas4985Ай бұрын
  • I still think when it’s all said and done the biggest influence on the game will be MJ and Steph. We all wanted to fly like Mike wear the shoes, and now everyone wants to shoot 3s. I think jokic could influence/change the game a little bit too if he wins a few more rings because then it will be searching for bigs that can literally do it all. This is fun to watch

    @DavidBagga@DavidBaggaАй бұрын
    • No way u talkin about changing the game then bringing up Mike’s shoes😂…Bron changed the game more with the positionless basketball

      @LeSteeler@LeSteelerАй бұрын
    • Talking about basketball not marketing

      @ryankayombya7576@ryankayombya7576Ай бұрын
    • @@LeSteelerhaha good point, but as a 90s kid even to today in my opinion, MJ was and still is the most influential. When it’s all said and done I think Steph will be right there in terms of influence with MJ bc of the 3 ball and what it did to the game. 🤷🏽‍♂️

      @DavidBagga@DavidBaggaАй бұрын
    • @@LeSteeler before MJ, backcourt players weren’t seen as franchise cornerstones. He single handedly changed that. There were position-less players well before Lebron…

      @jeffhardy6333@jeffhardy6333Ай бұрын
    • @@jeffhardy6333 there were but it was a rarity. not nearly as many positionless players as there are now.

      @TripleG12398@TripleG12398Ай бұрын
  • AI glazing is insane 😭😭

    @kdburner1057@kdburner1057Ай бұрын
    • You’re too young kid

      @yoitsyoboyjohnny5891@yoitsyoboyjohnny5891Ай бұрын
    • @@yoitsyoboyjohnny5891yeah ok i’m talking about the tattoo

      @kdburner1057@kdburner1057Ай бұрын
    • AI was a trendsetter

      @NOPITY696@NOPITY696Ай бұрын
    • There's no glazing going on, don't always have to use that word.

      @Yute01@Yute01Ай бұрын
  • That’s a different take I have never thought about how Steph changed the game. As a kid I remember exactly what JJ was talking about.

    @drewdelucchi7992@drewdelucchi7992Ай бұрын
  • Damn that’s a fire logo

    @ClearThirty@ClearThirtyАй бұрын
  • THERE IS NOBODY MORE INFLUENTIAL INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE NBA THAN MJ TBH

    @goku..7@goku..7Ай бұрын
    • Whether you like him or not - LeBron definitely is

      @WRNIIVIIII@WRNIIVIIIIАй бұрын
  • Style Influence - Iverson Shooting Influence - Curry Free Agency Influence - Lebron Work Ethic Influence - Kobe Shoe Endorsement Influence - MJ International Scouting Influence - Doncic

    @jeffhardy6333@jeffhardy6333Ай бұрын
    • change "Free Agency Influence" with "positionless basketball influence" and this would be spot on

      @TripleG12398@TripleG12398Ай бұрын
    • Shoe Endorsement Influence is what you're giving Mike? 🤡 Dude brought the game global

      @dcolum23@dcolum23Ай бұрын
    • Donic lol what about manu n dirk

      @keithdior1657@keithdior1657Ай бұрын
    • ​@dcolum23 That wasn't just Mike, tho. The dream team did that in'92, with Mike being the star and then the 90s saw the NBA build on the success of the 80s with improvements in television and global communication. Mike getting the shoe game accolade ain't a joke though, he revolutionised that whole industry, Nike basically owes him for the success of their company and the effect he had on the shoe game in the NBA and street culture will never be replicated. It's the reason he's the richest athlete in the world today.

      @Roxas-ph3te@Roxas-ph3teАй бұрын
    • LeBron influenced position less basketball

      @teresamcgee-vd2uc@teresamcgee-vd2ucАй бұрын
  • As a Bay Area fan.. he's right Curry and Mahomes the same..

    @zig6933@zig6933Ай бұрын
  • Been waiting for King Lebron to begin something like this ! ... Awesome 💯😎

    @nostradamus4828@nostradamus4828Ай бұрын
  • Steph Changed the game of basketball in a bad way if we being honest

    @Fashobet@FashobetАй бұрын
    • Nah he made it better. But he also exposed those that arent that dude fundamentally.

      @raidergainzx5290@raidergainzx5290Ай бұрын
    • Yeah I've been saying this for years and no one wants to acknowledge it.

      @fupalover@fupaloverАй бұрын
    • Kids don't even want to learn the fundamentals of basketball they just wanna shoot like Steph.

      @fupalover@fupaloverАй бұрын
    • During USA basketball we were down by 1 in the closing seconds we only attempted 3s. That's the Curry affect.

      @fupalover@fupaloverАй бұрын
  • To even remotely pretend that Michael Jordan wasn't (and still is) the most influential player in the history of the sport is beyond insane. Everyone, literally everyone, wanted to be like Mike... even people who didn't play basketball. That's real talk.

    @dcolum23@dcolum23Ай бұрын
    • But they couldn't be like mike....you cant practice the athletics plays that MJ makes...you can sit in your driveway and work on your handle or go to the gym and work on your 3pt shooting

      @GrumpyPenguin1@GrumpyPenguin1Ай бұрын
    • Michael Jordan was a One Trick Pony. Who can Start and dominate only ONE Position at the highest Level. Of course you can copy and try to play Like him. Everybody can be Like Mike. Look at Kobe. The closest thing To Jordan. Or Tracy mcgrady, Anthony Edwards. Rookie LeBron.

      @GoyardBagYo@GoyardBagYoАй бұрын
    • @@GoyardBagYo A one trick pony? Wild statement of epic delusional levels.

      @dcolum23@dcolum23Ай бұрын
    • @@GrumpyPenguin1 You can't perfectly emulate him, but you can try and copy him ... like we ALL did.

      @dcolum23@dcolum23Ай бұрын
    • ​@@dcolum23MJ influence was more off the court than on the court. Their talkimg about highest level. At the highest level everyone wasnt trying to be like Mike cause they couldn't. MJ changed the way gms maybe would draft, but he didn't change the game on court wise like steph. Steph changed the game completely transcending his position. some say for the better others say for the worse

      @GOATZELWARDBANDWAGON.@GOATZELWARDBANDWAGON.Ай бұрын
  • DRAYMOND NEXT GUEST!!!! This podcast ain't shit without having Draymond, and it should be 3 hrs long too.... This is what we need!

    @user-jx6zx4ie6j@user-jx6zx4ie6j17 күн бұрын
  • How bout Dirk.. bigman now can shoot perimeter and 3's

    @davewinston4304@davewinston4304Ай бұрын
  • Best podcast by far

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