KG On All The Smoke

This dude would probably be the perfect mentor for a young player, or anyone trying to succeed really. He's cut from the same mental cloth of Jordan, Kobe, Isiah, etc.

 

That audience like 88 percent white but KG still saying Nikka

I wish he talked more about the finals and even some about the end of career stuff where they tried to move that Celtics core to the nets

 

His Payton impersonation.

 

Part of the appeal of nikka is that it's a backhanded smack in the face to cacs

"Yea imma say it and will put my foot on your neck if you do "

Aint bouta walk on eggshells around cacs with a word they intended to shyt on us with

 

Also I’m trying to visualize who the Lakers would have given up for KG

Kobe plus KG and Pau, and Lamar, and Bynum are top contenders till 2014

 

That MJ story he told around 36 minutes is amazing. Plus Tim Duncan talking shyt at 43 lol.

 

Stop it, this not The Ringer or corny NBA cac twitter podcasts, plenty of Black folks rock with ex-NBA player led podcasts.

 

I’m talking for this episode live look at the crowd

 

Lamar and Bynum were apart of the deal. And if they got Garnett they probably wouldn’t of gone after Pau

 

@Swagnificent @Malcolmxxx_23 this is a must-watch for any early 2000's NBA connoisseurs.

 

This would've been before Pau. They wouldn't have had he and Pau, and its doubtful the Wolves would've just taken Gasol and Brown like the Grizz did. Probably would've cost them Bynum.

 

best podcast out here

 

Same cloth as Jordan, Kobe, Isiah?? Up until he arrived in Boston in 2008, the consensus was the opposite.

 

The funny thing is KG says he didnt go to the Lakers because Kobe didnt pick up the phone, Kobe was likely working out somewhere.

 

Talking in terms of work ethic and competitive instinct.