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I play with Jimmy Butler. I'm comp, here we go. I see I play with Jimmy and Jimmy, my boy. I love Jimmy. You're one of the few people I saw attack Jimmy, like you attacked Jimmy. Jimmy and I speak the same language. We all speak the same language. The next day, Jimmy and I were having coffee playing dominoes. I can see that never happened. You know what I'm saying. It's over. You know what it's like to grow up in the neighborhood. friend and the next day you guys are on par playing basketball together, yeah, finish it, move on.

I always love that about you guys, like your

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can talk to each other on the court, like even when BR and them were there I used to hear them all yelling at each other to say oh we got them, we got him and we got him. Next thing I know I'm applauding, that's what it was in Atlanta in the playoffs, yeah, don't worry. It made us stop talking about it talk about it talk about it talk about it and I thought we never thought we were when I played and I remember one year we thought we were going to beat you.

I remember we had Jamal Crawford, I think so. The first second year, CW had a crazy back, we thought we were going to beat the Bulls and we were going to get to you and we liked it, we got you, we matched well, we got Joe, we got Josh, we got Al for the Fords I remember that I was like Mario came with me that's how we feel like Mario like Mario CH better not let Mario hit I know I love Rio, just my dog, that's my competitive dog, but then we met D Rose MVP year that a different one didn't count on him, we had forgotten, man, he enlightened us, brother, I was protecting him worse, I leave it there, that's it, that's what sucks about this league, the man is how you see D Rose, the People forget how amazing he was. amazing it was crazy no legend legend legend listen it was hell guard now all kinds of schemes hard show Trap Blitz Elite even though the bull

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is Elite we thought we were going to beat them to get to And we forgot I say, what the hell?

No, yeah, we all forgot about them, they were the number one seat, so yeah, they were the number one seat that year, but we left it too, although yeah, we did, yeah, it really was like that. This one was disgusting back then, although it was because Indiana was about to say it as a Pacer fan. I have to talk about this. You know what I'm saying. Understood. You know what I'm saying. They all won those series, but I would like them to talk about what those series were like. series because those were really good series. I know it's a Pacers series that people don't talk about much, but the Pacers Heat, especially during those two years, were a real rival.

It was a really good basketball series. Listen, honestly, it was what we worried about every year worried about us worried about the Pacers that we did it was always like one or two or we were one or two and then you have Boston in there, you know what I'm saying, but we always worried about the Pacers David West big ass Roy hbert PA Paul George Lance like us, we care about them and the first time we beat them we had home court advantage so we kept reading in the paper that they said next year if they have a home court they can gain.

If they have home court, all we needed is home court, so that stuck in our heads all season, so next year they got what they wanted, they got the number one seat and we had number two. and they got the home court and we got it. It got personal because we just remembered they were saying that made it seem like the only reason we won was because we had the home court, like if we had the home court we would win next year. , we would get to the home court and win, okay? Now they have the home court, what they are going to do, the whole team was

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ing, although let's be realistic.

I remember when Braun came to Miami and everyone said: "and week, I'm not going to lie, week, no." I don't care, I was in my third year. I thought I don't care, I just want to play. I'm trying to get paid, but I heard I remember Joe. He was at Joe Johnson's house and he said why. Would they do this? He likes the weak man bra. He is weak because of it. Then I got older and I saw KD do it and I thought why did he make this weak, but when you guys got together, it was crazy and I thought you were leaving.

I was so excited I was going to say I was excited I'm like they didn't have the glue I was like yeah they don't have B they Ain didn't have any money I know because of him but you got it back look how they blame you for everything but they always blame you for getting that money and you know what I'm saying he still gets the money oh yeah man what I would say about that team is we all had to go through a process of no one wants to step on each other everyone wants everyone to feel comfortable we had that um that training camp at that military base I think that's when Braun went on D Way D way was on I went on CB everyone attacked each other and I think that helped diffuse the situation because I really hated him because although I had seen it on television, the television I was watching, it seemed to me like I remembered the Titans, brother, when they were on.

I'm not going to say I hated Jo, I hated Norris Cole and Mario Charmers because I was like damn and I think Pat B was there, yeah Pat B was there. It was like they were luckier than a man like damn, but I didn't know, to be honest, trust them, their job was probably harder, oh D. He told me this, not long ago, he said: I didn't realize how difficult your job was, a guy who comes into the game and doesn't know how many shots or where he's going to get his shots from, but you have to be ready.

Like he never really thought about how hard it was to be in your position, he's like me, I know I'm GNA, I'll get my shots, I'll get whatever I want, I'm G, I'll do what I want, he's like he's never really thought in how It's hard for a guy who doesn't know where the shots are coming from, doesn't know when they're going to get them to keep them ready, as I thought the other day, as if that's really the most complicated part of our jobs, like everyone else. He says sacrifice is nice, man, if you know what the results will be, you don't know what the results will be, you sacrifice for nothing, some made the biggest sacrifice he ever made, Chris Bosch had a big one for sure, with a big impact in Toronto .

Toronto, but come on, but if his health doesn't, if he doesn't do well, the clots, although what they did for him there would have extended his career forever because he never shot three, he came to us like he was so far ahead. Of that, the small ball, as I'm telling you, CB, if he had stayed healthy, he would have continued playing. Everyone thinks our most important player was Brun, our most important player, not our best player, but our most important player was CB, yes. he was our most important player, if Bra went down, you could bring him in the D way and he's not the same player, but you'll get similar results to what you'll get from the playmaker, he can go for 30, we could.

But we couldn't fake it, we had another CB if that failed and he got hurt, we didn't have another one of those and the way SPO started using them was also impossible to guard like he was shooting threes like he did. The man was cold brother, he closed it in three like a big, that's what I'm saying and he made that pop again. I won't let them do that. Al Horford was the first. Hell no, yes, he was hell, yes. Listen, I love Al Horford, he's a gator, but nn, he was the first one to shoo the three away, how about Dirk digler, eh, let's go with Dirk niskey, how about Dirk was never a PO?

I mean, he was never a center, he was always a small four. power to Al, not a center, Al was a center for us, listen Al, we, him, the reason why Roy hiber had to retire oh we played the Pacers, couple of reasons why BR retired. I understood some of that too. You can do a long podcast for those couple of reasons that Ro had. I went too crazy to get out of there. I'll be honest, I love it, I love it, but look, you have to think about it, we played against them and I never gave it up.

I saw the game and one of the announcers. said this is not a series Doug Collins said this is not a series for Roy Hibert they will play five out and we start like with Bud he said we would play five out we are going to open the floor and shoot as many triples as you can, I love it because we were a HE. We ain thought we were like he was like we were even trying to make the playoffs. We were trying to get Giannis. We were fighting to get Giannis and literally Lou Williams on our team.

It was like that, let's make the playoffs. They like the office, like they're not playing against people or anything. He said we were going to the playoffs and we ended up making the E SE and then Bud said, "Let's shoot as many threes." like we could and we played five and Roy hello he was up like I was walking to the basket like he was there with Al and but I'm just throwing it to them man we were five out Mike Scott had five we all played little guys and that was the first time everyone said oh and then they went on, they beat us, we were up 32 we got nervous we lost in the sixth game in Atlanta we were very scared, remember we were like we were shaking, like eight like that Two minutes ago, David West was saying : "These don't know how to win.

I'm like no. I was like no. David W took care of him and PG. I'm there looking like Dam, we go gay seven." lose whatever, but that was when a small ball first kicked, I mean, for me, my situation, Roy, I'm not going to put that on Ro, who was in training, who is in vog vogle with that bull, thinking that I am GNA, being the mother, will lose. It's for us, you're going to leave me open, so he's going to leave G Scout, he's going to stay, yeah, he's going to keep Big Roy in the paint because Braon and D like to penetrate and get in the paint and get to the basket, and he thought that Roy would protect. the basket was when everyone was great in that verticality rule.

Roy was big, it was cool to stand in front of that hoop and jump vertically, you can't finish over it, so it was always going to be the outlet that I always was. the outing in that series, so they actually just let me shoot like that, the game plan was going to be disrespectful, that shot yeah, that's disrespectful and then what happens is I tried again the next year with the same scheme as You think he got worse at shooting, you can't do it again, yeah, he can't do it again, eight out of nine on your ass again, at home, get cut on your ass again, so I'm not going to put that on him. to Roy, who was Vogal with that Paul.

Let's put that in, yeah, I took it a little personal, I mean, everyone, everyone, now, but when I still see it I'll say: