LeBron, Travis Scott, Ice Spice, Ochocinco, Sauce Gardner and J-Rod on Awards & Snubs | The Shop S7

in that dominant mentality like you're about to dominate and then by doing that you can see where the other receivers were going. They lined up the ball 2 on 2 right here on this hash. uh, I'm thinking they're about to do this now Oho, you break the Huddle, you come out, this 63 yeah, the monster is waiting for you lining you up against what you think, I'm talking getting out, getting out of the Huddle, right out of the Huddle, right out from the Huddle, what you're telling them, I'll get out of the Huddle first and do what I like the most, if you watch clips of me when I was playing, the first thing I like to do if someone's not there, man, come here, stay. off the line, come play, come play, press.

I prefer to press and from there I dissect the garbage. Talking is to reach him mentally. I just need. I like to play mental gymnastics. People say, "Oh, he talks trash, he sends gifts to the DBS, no." I just need to get this Edge a little bit mentally physically, you may be better than me, but if I can get you to respond or just interact, I know I've got you, oh, show, give us an example of a mental game you've played, either before of the game, yes. The Cleveland Browns eh, I had a little sponsorship with Pepto bisol at the time, so I thought it would be fun, okay?

How can I get to high school? Give him some bullet board material before the star of the week, so on Wednesday I took uh, some Pepto Bismo and sent it to the entire high school, so I FedExed it for them to receive before the game Sunday, obviously, and the note said this is for all of you because you're going to get your stomach turning and you try to cover me, that's how I felt the game should be played. I was a villain back then. What are you doing today? I want to ask Julio. I think when you were one of your favorite players it was Ken Griffey Jr, right?

I know. That's your favorite player, right, Junior? How was that like the S? How was that? You ended up on the Seattle Mariners, right? It was definitely like a crazy opportunity to be there, you know, like coming as a kid to the Dominican Republic. Republic, obviously you follow K griffy Jr guys like ich Suzuki, they like all those big names and just being able to be on the same team and play the same position, obviously I see there will be a lot of competitions and everything, but I'm grateful. having it in my corner I can just say hey, what do you do when you were going through this, what was your approach, all those things, I feel like taking advantage of it because I feel like everyone has their own time to kindly. to keep building that house and I feel like it's really cool to have the same guy in the same position going through a lot of similar things and to be able to have him help me too.

It was really great to have it. Over there he did the Junior Home Run Derby winner, he did it like three times, I think two, three times, yeah, you still have some work to do, although I definitely got him up once and then after the first round, so it's great, although it's like being 100. Derby is great, man, that was probably like CU. I did two in Los Angeles and I did one in Seattle and it was by far one of the best experiences I've ever had. That's F, how many home runs did you hit in total?

In the Home Run Derby, I mean the first one, I hit 81 Jesus and then in the Seattle one in the first round, I actually brought the record in one round, it was 41 in one round, yeah, go ahead, I just want to ask you, um, if you look over your left shoulder, you have something that you were instrumental in creating the Men's Grooming store, um, talk about that a little bit, like what it means to you to see the product, what it meant to you in terms of helping create it. um I think it's super cool, obviously, I think when it comes to men's grooming, I think the first person that introduces you to it is a woman, it's your lady, your mom, your grandma or whatever, they They are always the first to do it.

I tell you this because we used to wake up with a washcloth, washing your face and putting anything on your face. I don't know what the lotion is that's been there for 10 years or the Vaseline and the Vaseline on your face, so No, we don't know, but as you know, I think, as you know, black men and men of color, you know, we have a different texture, yes, we have a different texture, you know, so we can treat our skin with the same approach. that we should treat our craft, I think it's very important, you know what I'm saying, it's very important, I think also for the younger generation, not only like your children, but also for the people who look up to us, um, you, I think it's pretty good so for us to have this is and the good news is it smells good so you can send it to it as a gift so it smells good when you get the cubes send me mine even if I want You smell good when I walk past you with these Buck on, yeah, sure, what are your numbers if you play the NBA right now?

If you like? Honestly, honestly, what do you bring to the table? No, no, book. I'm just being realistic, yeah, so give it to me. a month of training, okay, I'm getting to be the sixth man of the year, yeah, I'm probably 28, 12 and 10, I love it