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. This is one of those things where I guess you could say statistically whether this guy should just kill this guy or whether he should be. This is one of those limousine games where you make sure it reaches the arena. We're going to wear it out sometimes it just doesn't work that way. See if you had to narrow it down to just one of the country's big whys? Cause I used to do it cuz you know guards that don't play defense always Tell BIG it's the show so I was on the show and the big country was 15 feet away and I'd have to turn back and he had to admit that Donald Duckworth jumped with one hand, shot and always followed and until halftime I'm looking at the statistics Shaq 15. great country 26 yeah, all the big-name point guards that you

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d and all the battles that you had in your career, your career in the Hall of Famer and who are you telling me is the toughest, the toughest guy to control Steve Coulter, of course, so we all do it. that the crooked league couldn't, ah God, you, couldn't, oh my God, and they called us the crooked leg, he goes to the right at full speed and he stopped playing with his left leg very hard and then he did it so that Washington had this great score. one name, Jeff Malone, oh yeah, and we'd come to the arena, we're playing the Washington Bullets Wizards right now, and I'd say to Dumars, hey, bring your coach, probably a couple of guys, a guy named Carlos Arroyo, who Oh yeah, I'll see.

Puerto Rican guy, he came to the league and you know he played well, but his numbers weren't very good, but it was complicated with that man managed, you have to focus on him, Louis and then Tirana Lou, who fucked him knows it and he doesn't. You know his stellar career, but he stayed here for a long time, but it was very difficult to stay ahead and his midrange game was top notch and you know you wouldn't know it, but I know that unfortunately I'm leaving. with Marty Kaan, we, we, I made up the rule, yeah I'm talking about practice stuff, if someone goes for your fake bomb, they get a $100 fine.

I was so excited when I was 25 and I just remember being there like I knew to his gang. It doesn't happen to me and he just every time he gave me the business many times Marty he was the man for him samake Walker used to kill them or see you're filling in names a girl gave me the business every time and I hate it to the day of today like Popeye Jones, you hate him until now, you know this guy, I couldn't stop this guy and why don't I have ideas like that, first of all, I know you like I said why Steve Coulter is killing.

You tell him why big countries can't say it, since I can't even explain it. I mean, I wish I could cook it around an estimate of

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impact, which is, you know, points and fear gets platonic a little bit. before and one day that drove me crazy they can do a stupid thing that drives me crazy you see you know they have the whole stash he's like delivering packages on the show what would a greedy guy do if he played with 48 men 32 and would get 17? rebounds, that's the reason we played in 12 thousand, was the reason we planned it 12 minutes, but my boys, Popeye Jones, man, every time I see him, I just shake my head, are you better man for my?

Well, I'd say I didn't get into trouble. a lot of guys, but I would say I was always proud that I used to say Charles, we use this saying, a lot. I liked to plan the little guards for him because I say it's like shooting on a chair. I said I'm I'm going to take out all my jumpers today, uh, and they said I was a good

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, but Dana Barros just got going for some reason when he saw my

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, so he had the career high with 50 points. against us, but he behaved like 17 us or I uh dawn 48 in the best part of this.

I know the best part about this is when Sam Cassell came to tea, I didn't know I had trouble with David Nolley, the first two or three plays he was able to make boom-boom, I'm like, okay, I'm going to get these two files , he's still wanting more boom so go screaming on the bench while you crank it up and I say you're all yours baby so I made him gay at 50 so Sam says them Davey Polly the owner , the reporters, says, well, Kenny was 21 and I was 25, so basically we're 52, so Dana Barros was that guy. I think Reggie, the other one, hasn't had any more involvement in this mine, so Charles said it.

I don't. I know how he killed me it's not so much that he killed me, but that I couldn't get turned on by him and Isaiah knows this very well because growing up in the late '80s and early '90s, it was all about the bad boys in the same division , he is a member of the Hall of Fame. but it was, but it wasn't so much the bad guys that you didn't really think about, Joe Dumars, what not, you thought about Zeke in estoppel, no, listen, okay, that's what I'm saying, but he stopped everyone , but listen to me, Joe Dumars and Isiah had like a secret language, oh guys, Joe and Joe were like the gentle and gentle and the rest of them were a pack of wild dogs, but don't try to tell me, hey reg, I kind of left you go for me but you knew you were going to face Bill Laimbeer, Rick Mahorn and you knew you had to take your punishment, but you couldn't be a punk, yeah, so you couldn't settle for the jumper, so Joe says he wouldn't really do it if you were You, you couldn't get away from them or you couldn't get away from them, so hey Reggie, you know what always bothered me about the Pistons.

I love it and I'm like, you probably can't see this on national TV, but we all know it's true, yeah, every time I see it in the studio while we were doing the 34:30 thing, I said the only thing that made me mad about the boys. bad I don't mind physical intimidation as part of the game, I said. The only thing that sucks about bad boys is that two of them can fight, I mean Joe Dumars, you know you're Bill Laimbeer, he always had to fight but he always got beat up, yeah I know my horn can't fight, I know Dennis can.

I don't fight, you know, John Salley, maybe, but he's more of a lover than a fighter. True, the change was that I can fight now, but all the tough guys are gone, what the point in the end, what is that language? It was bad, I could say, oh television. where we return by building the perfect player from the current roster of NBA players, we will explain it when we return to the

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