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You are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio. Made it to a Thursday. Another beautiful day here in Tahoe and the the temperature swing is unbelievable. We get here upper 30s to to start the morning at around 4:34 45. It'll probably be in the 80s in about three hours from now. But another gorgeous day and proud to be here. American Century Golf Tournament and among the luminaries stopping by Jerome Bettis, Grant Hill, Vince Carter, Matt Ryan the Miz the wrestler is going to stop by and that means Paulie is going to want to wrestle the Miz. It always goes wrong when you do this. It always goes wrong. Matt Ryan and the Saturday Night Live host Colin Jost will join us as well. Glad to have you on board. If you're listening on our great radio affiliates around the country. IHeartRadio, Fox Sports Radio or you're watching on Peacock. Thank you for downloading the app 877-3DP show operator Tyler sitting by. He'll take your phone calls. Summer league it starts tonight and it's Cooper Flag and Marvin just told me the tickets are going for $2,500 to see Cooper Flags. So I'm hearing that resale price. I' ticket website right now it says $999. That's what I'm seeing is the highest right now. Okay. On the ticket website. Okay. Paulie's not buying this. Not buying it. I saw this headline the other day and it felt like a boosted up headline. Not real. What the ticket prices are. Well he's also going against Bronnie. Oh yes. So I retracted. Maybe that's why these tickets are going for whatever they're going for. But Cooper Flag makes his summer league debut. I don't know why I don't think he'll win rookie of the year because I don't think there's a second like there's really a candidate that's that close to him. But I just wonder how he fits in with Dallas, what they ask him to do because it feels like some of these other guys are going to put up decent numbers. Ace Bailey might put up good numbers for a team that may not win 20 games in Utah. Dylan Harper may put up some good numbers. Even looking back at your guy who won the Rookie of the Year for San Antonio, Stefan Cassidy. Yeah, I mean, there were good numbers. They're not great numbers. And I wonder what we're going to expect. What is fair for Cooper flag these numbers for his rookie year for a team that's got veterans there? Yes, Marvin. So if Cooper flag averages maybe 13 and a half points on a team that is fourth in the Western Conference, is that a no brainer hit? The odds for him, according to DraftKings, overwhelming to be the Rookie of the Year. But like BJ Edgecomb, he's already proven, well, summer league, that he can put up some pretty good. My bad, my bad. What did I, what did I do? Dan? You did it. Now I got to get it. I got to criticize myself for being critical of other people who inflate these silver leagues. Already proven. Strike that from the record. Jordan, question mark. Yeah. Alrighty. The poll question. Player today, stat of the day. Last night we had all the golfers, all the celebrities got together. It was a pairings party. So you find out who you're going to play with in the event and you know, you're seeing all walks of life in there. You know, there's Annika Sorenstam's right there. Actor Jack Wagner's right there. There's Brian Baumgartner, Kevin from the office, Rob McElhenny. Well, Rob Mack, I think he changed. He shortened his name. Yes. Always sunny in Philadelphia. All of these people just kind of mingling about Steph Curry. Saw Steph Curry, Marvin was fanboying and Steph was seated. And you know, he's just sitting there chilling, having a drink. And I just thought, oh yeah, let me just say hello. So I said, hey. And he looks up and he goes, oh man, let me get up, give you some, give you a hug. Marvin's like, he's giving you a hug. He stood up for you. There were some, there were some MVPs that he just dapped up and didn't get up for. Yeah. But you know, he said, hey, we've, we, we've had him on since his junior year, I think at Davidson. Yeah. So it's a long relationship there. I was always a big fan of his father, Dell, when he played in the NBA. But if you want to look at boy band craziness, Steph Curry walking around when he's playing golf. It was crazy yesterday. Crazy. And Paulie and I were talking like, who is the most popular person here, you know, Charles Barkley walks into a room. Everybody knows Charles Barkley. But Marvin brought up a great point. Steph brings out the 8 or 9 year old who has a jersey on. You're not seeing that with Charles and watching Steph walk around yet. I mean, trying to walk around yesterday and play golf, and he's a great golfer and. And, you know, he wants to be out there playing and. And trying to focus on winning this thing. But the number of people following him was incredible. Yes. And, I mean, this is basically his backyard. We're only a couple hours from their home base, you know. Yeah. Paulie and Steph Curry, he can't stop because there's kids, and once they stop, it's over. So security is trying to get him to the first tee. He's walking right past our set, and we casually invited him on the show, and his people said he can. He's got a tee off. Maybe tomorrow. But as we walked around the other side, we have two porta Potties. There are porta Potties, by the way. And I walked around just to say thank you to Steph Curry's guy. And I look at it, I don't see. And as I go towards the Porta Potty to use it, Steph's coming out of the porta Potty. So I followed up Steph. Yeah, but I know. I told Paulie, I said, he's got a tee off at a certain time, and it's a shotgun start. They're going to sound a horn. He's. He's going to take a whiz, and then he's going to go to the tea. And Paulie goes, well, you never know. I'm just going to walk out there. So I look out over my shoulders, the Porta Potty, and Paulie, I did not know he was in it, to be fair. I would not stalk Porta Potty stock. Not. Not anymore. No. We had the incident with Ray Romano and we don't talk about that. But if Steph uses our Porta Potty, shouldn't he stop by the show? Is that a policy? I don't think so. Oh, I don't. I don't. I mean, I. I would have been fine trying to enforce that, but, yeah, so, you know, we saw Steph, saw Aaron Rodgers. I mean, it's a lot of fun because people are relaxed in there and you're just having a cocktail and just different people mingling. Yeah. Seaton. It was the craziest room. We've done a lot of really cool things. Like, doing this show, right? We've had a lot of really great opportunities. That was one of the craziest rooms I've ever seen in my whole life, where it would be Alfonso Ribeiro talking to, you know, like, Albert Pujols and Aaron Rodgers. And you're like, oh, my God. And then Steph Curry walks in, and Miles Teller is standing over here. You're like, what the heck is. And everybody was just chill. They're having, like, a sandwich and drinking a beer, and it was crazy. Yeah, a lot of fun. So it's awesome. We got a great guest list today, and any changes to that, we'll let you know where. You know where we're situated. Just right off of the driving range. And we may get some people showing up prior to teeing off today, but that's the fun part of this. All right, so poll question today. Yes, Paul. The other funny thing is, we're such dopes. Me, Marvin, and Seaton are sitting there, and we're commenting on different celebrities. We say, oh, there's Miles Teller. We've never seen him first. And then Seaton hits me, goes, hey, Colin Jost from snl. I'm like, yeah. He goes, he's kind of jacked. I know, dude. Colin Jost is in great shape, man. He's. He's gotten big. Then we had a debate. See? Goes, if I were that famous and married to Scarlett Johansson, I'd put my feet up and just have a belly. I'm like, I'd be jacked, too. I'll just work out and stay in shape. But I. I don't think I'd let myself go just because I got Scarlett Johansson as my wife. No, I'm just saying that it's like, oh, hey, like, you're on SNL and you got a really hot wife. You got to stay in great shape. Like, not really. Yeah, you do, actually. No, you don't. It turns out. No, you do not. Good debate. There are plenty of gorgeous women, and you're like, really? Wow, that dude, man. Keep yourself in shape. Nah, I don't have, like, the normal SEC couple. Oh, yeah. Like, man, how did he get her? Yeah, we went to that party after the party. Yes. Was more the one that the crazy room, the awesome room, was, like, just players, basically. Yeah. And then there was something where I think it was players and families and everything. Yeah. I bet you 60 of that crowd went to an SEC school. I bet you just looking at there was like, oh, look, there's an Ole Miss polo shirt. And that's An LSU one. And that's a what, I bet you at least half of that crowd I saw the punky QB Jim McMahon. Known Jim a long time, got to talk to him. He's had some health issues, but he is still Jim McMahon. He, you know, he's not the golfer that he once was. He was a really good golfer. I. I played a round of golf with him probably 20 years ago. It was him and Bo Jackson. And Mac is just a. He's a funny guy. Now he plays barefoot. They make him wear his shoes when he tees off, and then he takes off his shoes, and then he plays. And then when he gets ready to come back to the 18th hole, they have him put on his shoes and. But he plays barefoot. And I ran into his son. His son should be jacked because he carries Jim McMahon's golf clubs. And Jim McMahon, you know, his poor son, there's usually eight or nine beers in the golf bag with ice to start his round, and then he makes the turn and adds eight or nine beers and ice at the turn. So I saw his son, and I was out here in 2006 playing. I said, you should be in better shape. And he goes, what do you mean? I go, you carry your dad's clubs with all that beer in there? And he goes, no, we got a designated beer carrier this year. He goes, I'm not going to carry the beer. I'm carrying his clubs. So it was fun last night. Now, these guys claim that I had an awkward moment, okay? And I. I certainly don't want to start anything with this. I didn't intend to start anything with this. And all of a sudden, I've got the Danets. Now, Fritz, he's not here. He's still in London. So it's Marvin, it's Pauline Seaton. And all of a sudden, Marvin and Mario, who's the director of the show, the eyes and ears of the show, goes, man, you just dissed Roger Clemens. I go, I didn't even see him. Now, his wife said hello. But I. I didn't even think to go, where. Where's your husband? Because it was like, oh, you know, this is Debbie Clemens. Hi, how are you? She goes, been a long time. Okay? And then all of a sudden, I don't realize that Roger is right next to me. Is that. How is this. This a fair assessment of the. According to you? Yeah. Okay, you guys. You guys tell me then what happened? Okay, we're getting ready to leave this party. You said, let's roll, and the guys were with You. I was about 10ft behind you, trying to get one more plate of food. I see you walk up to a couple people, and you are shoulder to shoulder with Roger Clemens, the rocket. But you're facing two different directions. I'm like, oh, this is cool. Dan's gonna catch up with Roger Clemens. We haven't had him on in a while. You haven't seen him in a while. And I mean a while. And as I'm walking, up you go. You start taking off. Like, that's weird. They didn't talk at all. And that's what I thought. Like, I thought you saw each other and didn't talk. I would have said hello to him. I don't think you saw each other, and I don't think he saw I. If you said, what did he have on? I can't tell you what he had on. I have. I have no clue. He had a shirt on that actually said Rocket Clemens on it. It's like a golf brand. Yes. Oh, I'm telling you the truth. He's not lying. It's a polo shirt. It says the rocket picture of him. Okay. I have no beef with Roger Clemens. He might with me, but I don't have any beef with him. But these guys were like, I don't even think of you. You don't even register to me. Oh, the. All the way back to the hotel. I got. These guys are going, man, that was weird, man. Like, I can't, Man. You got a beef? I got no beef with him. I didn't see him. If I see him today, I would say, hey, Roger, how are you? Sorry I missed you last night. Yeah. But then what if you see him today and he ignores you? Then I would. I guess he has every right to. Then if he thought that I was sliding him, I would like to publicly say I didn't intend to slight him. I don't think it bothered him last night that I didn't, you know, address him. I don't think so. What if he comes here and stands over on the putting green and stands shoulder to shoulder with you the whole time and acts like he doesn't notice that you're there? I would love that. I would love that. Yes, Paul, Roger Clemens is in the first group teeing off today. The very first group. He should be out early on the range. All right. All right, Rod, keep an eye on him. He's golfing with Carson Daly and Colin Jost, the jacked Colin Jost. Okay. All right. All right. Yeah. I always tell Paulie, I said, just remind me if I've got a beef with anybody or somebody doesn't like me. And I don't think that there's anybody here that I really have an issue. I gotta blame myself a little here. If I was with you in the group, I probably would have said say hi to Roger, but I was getting some mahi mahi tacos. I know you were. Yeah, the damn food truck guy comes out and goes, I got your food. And Paulie's like, okay, okay, more food. Can I get it to go? Stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the program. We of course live from Edgewood in Lake Tahoe, American Century Celebrity Golf championship. Go to danpatrick.com click on the toy box link. Follow along. Tons of content posted there, games, interviews, poll questions, etc. By the way, this first hour brought to you by Tire Rack. They've been doing it for 40 years now. Ship fast and free. Backed by free road hazard protection, convenient installation options like mobile tire installation, tire rack.com the way tire buying should be. Jerome Badass. The hall of Famer Bussy will join us coming up. Grant Hill will also stop by in this first hour. We'll take a break. Just getting started. 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On the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hall of Famer Grant Hill will stop by in about 20 minutes or so. We get to phone calls, poll question. Who's doing the honors today? Seaton. Yeah. Yeah, I believe I am. Okay. Which school are you going to? This is based off of our guest list today. Oh, oh, oh, okay. Harvard. Duke, Notre Dame, Boston College, North Carolina. Miami University. That's the one in Ohio. Yes, that's the Miami. Right. So Colin Jost went to Harvard. Duke is Grant Hill, obviously. Bussey is a Domer. BC is Matt Ryan, Vince Carter, NC guy. The Miz, Miami U. Okay. I would probably. I'd be a domer, I think. Really? Yeah, I think I'd do that. I'd wake up the echoes. Okay, now you're not playing. You're just going, oh, where am I? Social life is what we're talking about here. Yeah. I mean, well, Harvard is a hell of a school to go to. Right. It's a great campus. Confirmed. Yeah, confirmed. Well, these days it's taking a little bit. That's true. Publicly. Well, their endowment. Yeah, yeah. It's still actually a great institution. Yeah. Duke. I mean, there's few places better to go watch college basketball. Yeah, Right. Notre Dame. Is Notre Dame Great. Yeah. Boston College. Underrated. Great city. Maybe the best college city in America. You know what? If you don't like Notre Dame, you're going to BC. 100% North Carolina. Same thing as Duke, Right? Yeah. And that is great basketball. In Carolina. I get to see Bill Belichick. You do? Yeah, you do. And Jordan Hudson. Yeah, yeah. Accurate. Yeah, accurate. I get to wear the Jordan brand. Dude, that's sick. I would go to a school just because they're like, oh, wait, I could wear the Jordan brand. I'll sign there. Well, kids used to sign because that was an Adidas school or a Nike school. They went because of the shoes that you're going to wear. Yeah. Not because their coaches from high school made them go. Because. Of course. No, it's just because they wanted to wear Adidas. That's right. Sorry. They were getting kickbacks. My bad. All right. Jerome Bettis, the bus he stopped by yesterday after the show, we sat down and talked to him, and I was kind of surprised at his physique. He almost looked like a minibus. And I said he might be losing that great nickname of the bus that ain't going away. Okay, what's your weight compared to when you. When you played? Right Now, I'm still 20 pounds over when I played. Okay. Yeah, so you're. But I had those big old shoulder pads on, so it make you. It makes you look like you a lot bigger than you really are. But now there's no shoulder pads. It's our stomach. Did you pick shoulder pads to make you look bigger? No, I needed them because I was doing a lot of. A lot of heavy lifting, so the little bitty shoulder pads didn't work for me. I needed to have some shoulder pads that actually worked. A lot of these players nowadays, the shoulder pads don't even work. I needed some functional shoulder pads because there were guys bigger than me trying to take me out. So I needed some real shoulder pads. Okay, but explain to me that nobody has knee pads anymore. Small shoulder pads, you might have a mouthpiece you might not like. What's. What's going on? It's. You know, it's about speed now. I think that's what everybody's trying to get. As much speed as they can. So the big guys are wearing little pads and little shorter pads so that they can be quicker and faster. And then the fast guys are wearing nothing. No. No pads? No. Nothing. Very. They want to be as quick as they can possibly be. And. But doesn't that hurt? If you hit me in the thigh? If you get. If. If they hit you, period, you hurt. Right now, these guys are trying not to get hit at all. But if you get hit, hit is going to hurt. What's the worst place that you got hit? I. I got hit in the quad. Okay. And it split my quad, and it split it vertically, so. So the muscles kind of went that way. It didn't tear. They tore apart. Wait, who hit you? It was a. You know what? We're playing Jacksonville, and I don't. I don't remember who hit me. You know, it was one of those hits. It didn't seem like much, right? You get hit, and you. You know, you get up, and then you say, oh. And then the day after, you're saying, oh, we got a problem, because this is not. This is not working that well, and that's what happened. But if you could. And you could run like Derek Henry or Saquon Barkley? Who would you want to run like? Oh, Saquon Barkley. Because once he leaves, he's gone. But Derrick Henry doesn't get caught. He doesn't get caught very often, but Saquon is gone. Once he. He is gone. And. And I. What. I just. I just love the way he plays. I mean, Derrick Henry is a throwback. He could have played in any era, right? I mean, he's playing in this era. He could have played in air. Saquon is just. It's just fun because he's. He does some things that I don't think any other human can do at times. I mean, to see that run that he had that he jumped, it was just. You had to rewind it because I was like, are you serious? I mean, I've seen a lot of great runs in my lifetime, but I think that was the single most. Most athletic run from a running back that I've ever seen. You know your longest run from scrimmage? From scrimmage. Yes, it was. I was. It was my rookie year, I think. Yeah, it was. We played. We were playing New Orleans, and I think it was 70. 71. 71. I'm cheating myself, man. I can't cheat my yard. I. I like how you acted like you didn't know. I. I knew. I knew. I remember it, but I don't. I didn't. I didn't. I thought it was 70, honestly. Did you get caught? No, no, no. It was to the house. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Take that. Take that. Barry Sanders. Can you explain? Can you explain Barry Sanders? Let's say nobody saw Barry Sanders. And you're going to say, hey, there's this guy. It's one of those. You say, well, he does. He goes. He'll stop. I think that's the right answer. And then after all of those, you say, it is a touchdown. It's a touchdown. It's a touchdown. But I can't really tell you how he got there. He. He went one place, he transformed to another place and ended up in the end zone. I can't tell you how he got there because people, he did something special, and it was special, but I don't know what he did. Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis joining us here. Lake Tahoe. The Steelers let Najee Harris go, and it always feels like that offense is predicated on having a good running back there. Yeah, you know, they. They. They went away from Najee. I was a big fan of Najee Harris. I saw him develop every single Year and was impressive. But are they going to be a passing team? No, no, they're going to run the football. They drafted young kid from Iowa who's really, really good running back. Yeah, but you bring in Aaron Rodgers and DK Metcalf. Well, you're still going to throw the football, but you're still going to have to run the football. If, if you ask Aaron Rodgers, throw the ball 40 times, that's a mistake. Okay. And Aaron would tell you that's a mistake. I don't think he wants to throw the ball 40 times at 40 years old. Right. So he wants a running game, too, because now if he can throw between 25 and 30 balls a game, that's meaningful touches. And so I just think they have got to run the football because what you don't want to do is have him running around in the pocket at 40, 40 years old and taking those hits. You want them to play action. And I think that's when Aaron Rodgers at his best play action. He's moving, he's getting the ball out. He's, he's, you know, quick. In the huddle, out of the huddle, run. So I think running the ball is a big part of what they need to do. Would you rather play for Marcus Freeman or Mike Tomlin? Oh, man, that's tough. Well, I'll tell you this. I would say Mike Tomlin as a, as an adult, right. As a guy who's a veteran guy. If I was a college player or a rookie's first, second year, I would want to play for Coach Freeman. 100. Because your son is there as a freshman. He's there as a freshman. Yeah. And, and I think it's two, two totally different types of, of coaches. One, he's, you know, he's been there, he's done that. He knows how to reach you. And the other guy is a young coach. He's got energy and, you know, he's. You think he may be one of the players. He's built something special there. He really has. And he's tapped into the second generation of, of NFL players. He has. And, and I think part of that is NFL players understand the benefits of the educational side of it, and they say, hey, if we, if I can get my son there, that'd be a great win for me. Now, you know, it's a little different because, you know, the guys are transferring and moving around, but, you know, they, they want to, they want to try to get there because I think Coach Freeman, he resonates to those fathers of players. Who played? You know, I played and you know, a lot of other different guys, they played. And so now their sons are going through it and we know the questions to ask and we know what looks genuine. And when you look at Coach Freeman, you see that's genuine. How's your golf game? It's, you know, it's good until, until you tee off, until they put the lights on, until the lights go on. It's good until they, they line up all the people on the fairway and it's like, okay, no, but it's, it's, it's good. But more nerve wracking playing in the super bowl or playing in this celebrity event. Oh, this celebrity event. Way more nerve wracking. Super bowl is only nerve wracking in pregame because, you know, you come out for the pregame and it's, ah, you know, it's so much energy. It's so much energy, right? And so you seeing, you know, all these people, people on the sidelines, you know, celebrities and this, that's so you see all these people as you're trying to warm up, you know, and so people talking to you. So you don't really get a chance to warm up the way you did. But you warm up twice in the Super Bowl. You come out an hour and a half before, then you come out about 30 minutes before. So you, so it's a lot different. But here, you know, it's just you and that ball. It's like, man, you start talking to yourself, come on, do the right thing. Go in the hole. Please go in the hole. Then you start begging, please go in the hole. Great to see you, Bussy. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks for having me. It's always great. 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Binge episodes 1, 2 and 3 on May 21 and episodes 4, 5 and 6 on June 4 ad free at Lava for Good. Plus on Apple Podcasts. Starting to get busy here on a Thursday. Thursday morning here in Lake Tahoe, golfers are out ready to have their morning round. What? Paulie, to your left of the driving range is the great Roger Clemens. Okay, just throwing that out there. Maybe he'll stop over and say hello to me. Maybe it's an open invitation. You guys are making this a beef. There's no beef between us. Not on my end. Hey, I mean, you're making it seem like I might Piazza. It was an awkward non encounter. Yes, it was, but it was my whatever. He is the NBA hall of Famer managing director of USA Men's basketball and we have named him the most valuable celebrity after last night, we make way for the hall of Famer. Grant Hill joins us on the program. The reason why we're giving him the most valuable celebrity the MVC is Grant actually initiated DAP with the Danettes he did. No other. No other celebrity. No other celebrity gave dap to the Danettes last night with all the room full of Celebrities and Mr. Mr. Nice Guy. That's it. Grand Hill, nicest guy in the room. You know, and let me start there, because you are one of the nicest people I've ever met. But I wonder, you know, guys talk about turning it on and a killer instinct when you get on the floor. If people meet you, you. You are. You're one of the nicest people and respectful people I've ever met in this business. But could you always turn it on? Did you have that in your head that I'm gonna go out and kill you once I get on the floor? Yeah. I mean, look, yeah, I think I'm a good person, a nice guy. You know, I did dap these guys up, fans of theirs, and I saw Dame, and I went over and dapped you guys up. You did so, yeah. But no, you. You have to. I mean, you don't get to the NBA. You don't get to that level, All Star, all NBA, if you don't have a competitive streak. And so, if anything, I think people sometimes can mistake kindness for weakness. And so. But when we got between those lines, you know, you had to put on almost a. You had to become a character. You know, you had to put on a different personality. And so it allowed me to, you know, go at guys and not be nasty, you know, be a competitor, have sportsmanship. But you're out there to win and compete, and then after the game, whatever happens, happens. But, you know, I was Mr. Nice Guy, and, you know, they ran with that in the 90s. And. And. And, you know, my wife would say, you're not always nice. Yeah. Compare your encore demeanor to Jordan and Kobe. Yeah. I mean, you know, I think for. For me, you got to be authentic, and you got to sort of. Now, those guys, I think, were assassins. You know, I remember vividly 2012, I'm in Las Vegas and I'm a free agent. My last year, about to be 40 years old, and I went to the USA Basketball practice, and it was a 2012 team getting ready. And in the Lakers were sort of recruiting me. I ended up signing with the Clippers, but I was talking to Kobe before practice. Practice, and the intensity in his face and talking about, I'm about to go out here and kill like he was. And I'm thinking, this is like, this is the second practice on day two. And. And like, it was. It was. But he was. He was. That was him. And, and so, you know, and, and then you, you look at Michael, you know, Michael brought that Michael would manufacture things. But, but, you know, I, I didn't go that far, you know, but I still look, I went out there and you know, I think if you ask the people who I played against, they would tell you I was coming at them and I didn't really shoot a lot of jump shots. I'm coming right at you, going at, you know, and, and that was the mentality. And you know, I remember, I remember my rookie year we played the Knicks and I went, I went down, I was going one on one with Anthony Bonner and I get by him and, and Oakley fouls me and I fall down and you know, and I go to the free throw line and shoot free throws. Next play I go to the hole. This time Bonner fouls me, but then Oakley fouls me again and, and then I fall down and Oak's like, I like you, you got heart. And he, I was like, I just couldn't shoot. So that was, I had no other option. I had to go in there, you know, but like, I went out those, like, you know, I mean, I didn't, it was always respectful. I didn't, you know, I know who Oak is, but I wasn't going to back down. And, and so I felt like, I felt like I won some, some respect from him as a rookie, which was hard to do. Paul Pierce, let me tell me if I got this right. You made him cry. His rookie year almost made him cry. What happened? Yeah, you know, I, I, I don't remember. You know, he, he's told this story a few times where his rookie season in Boston, we played the Pistons and I guess, you know, he said I had all, you know, scored a bunch of points, assist and just kind of went at, at him every possession. And you know, I think, I think the mindset then I guess he came in maybe 98, 99. The lockout season probably was his first year. When you got a talented wing player who's coming in as a, as a top pick and you see them for the first time, you want to go at them and send a message and that's just like, okay, if I can, if I can go at them and punish them, the first time I see them, they're always going to remember that. And clearly he still does. And so I don't remember the game, but I remember like thinking like that, you know, Sharif Abdul Rahim, when he came in, like guys that came in after me. Oh yeah, fresh Meat, I'm going at them. And, and so look, I love Paul. I love this game. I think he's an underrated guy. I don't think people fully appreciate. Didn't he say he's the, the best pure scorer in the, in NBA history? That I don't agree. But. No, but, but I'll say this. Like, I, and I think people need to understand this, like, to be great, to be a top 10, top 20. Like, like, you have to have a delusional confidence and a delusional belief in who you are and what you can do. And so I told, I said this before. I think we were, I think we were at the Final Four in Minnesota and I was, I talked about going against Jordan and like, you always felt that you were gonna win. You have to believe. You have to believe like, no, we didn't win. We didn't win much at all back in the 90s against the bull. But you thought you were as good as Jordan. Yes. And, and that's just part of being a competitor. And, and you know, there were some moments where I was able to go at them and there were a few times we beat them. They beat us more times than we beat them. But you have to believe that. You have to believe in yourself. So I don't agree with Paul, but I understand sort of the mindset and where he's coming from. He's Grant Hill, the Hall of Famer managing director, USA Men's basketball. What advice would you give Cooper Flagg? Oh, wow. I think he's in a great spot. First of all, I love Dallas. I love that he's got some good, talented players around him. You know, I went to a 20 win team my rookie year and four years at Duke where we, you know, it's about winning championships. And now you go into an environment, you just pick up bad habits. Did you even lose 20 games in your career? You know, that's a good question. I, I'm not sure that that's, That's a great question, because the losing. Oh, it just. But what ends up happening is that it. You become, you start to settle in to losing habits. And, and so just one year in a bad environment, went from 20 wins to 28 my rookie year, big improvement. But then when Doug Collins came in the next year, he changed the culture and it was painful. But so losing is just tough. So for him to go to a team that has been to the, to the, to the finals, that has playoff expectations, I know Kyrie's out. We don't know if he'll be out all season or not. It's a great environment. You know, Cooper's handled the pressure so well. It's remarkable at a young age how he, you know, last summer we brought him in and I was. I was a little worried that it might be too much for him, but let's see, let's see. Let's see what happens. You know, everyone predicted he would be the number one pick this year, and we brought him in with the select team last summer, and day two, he was one of the best players on the court and had no fear he was going at these guys. Now, I will say they didn't really know his game and they didn't have the scouting report on them, so I want to qualify things by saying that. But, hey, just go out there, compete, have fun. The weight of the world's on your shoulders. You got a great coach in Jason, who I think will utilize him, put the ball in his hands, take advantage of his versatility. So I'm excited to see what he can do, but I, I think if he can, I think he's in a great spot and he's got a chance to be on a winning team his first year, which is important for a rookie. We talk about the, the hall of Very Good. Good. Not everybody's a Hall of Famer. Yeah. But there are certain guys that we put in the hall of Very Good. Okay. Like Jamal Crawford, hall of Very Good. Yes. No, Well, I mean, I mean, he might be the hall of Very, Very, Very Good. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, Jamal. So Jamal is, Is. Is one of my favorite. He knows it. He's one of my favorite players. I always say, Jamal's your favorite players. Favorite player. Like, he's that guy. He's the guy that, you know, KD, LeBron stuff. I mean, like, guys like that, they. They see him and, like, man, he is just unreal. And, and we played together my, My last year in the Clippers. Well, he played. I did. I was on the bench. I was watching. But we sat together on the plane and like, this guy, he was, like, studying basket. He would go and look up clips on YouTube and talk about games I played in, in the 90s and certain moves that I did. And, and, and we talked about, like, he liked to go left pulling up. He's like, you know what? You inspired me. I got to work on going right? And he's six man of the year. He's in his prime at this time. He's already had multiple 50 point games, but just, you know, one day he Comes in with the Slam magazine when I'm on the COVID He went online and bought it and like, he is a basketball junkie. Great talent, but just a real student of the game. So I, I have the utmost respect. Hall of Very, Very Good. Anybody else in that hall of Very, Very Good. Now, they're not going to make the hall of Fame. Yeah, you know my class. Glenn Robinson. Yeah, he should have been. I mean, he, he. Man, he was so good. He came in and he. I thought he was going to change the game, being that tall, being able to shoot deep. They gave him $100 million and just never quite lived up till I think what people thought, you know. Yeah, look, I know I went against him. I had to guard him. And he was as good a player in my heyday when I was, you know, in Detroit and healthy before I got hurt. Man, he was a bucket one. Dribble, pull up high, release. You know, he. His name was appropriate. He was a dog like he was. And so you talk to small forwards from like Jamal. Jamal Mashburn is another one from my era. But Mashburn, Pippin, you know, you go down the line, guys, they. They have the utmost respect for Glenn Robinson. There's a. There was a highlight they showed last night at the. The get together where you cross over Scotty, don't you. You go in and dunk. I did that a few times. It would have been nice if they showed you doing it against Jordan. Yeah, yeah. You know, I got Jordan a couple times. I got Jordan. Did you dunk on him? No, I had a tip dunk on Jordan. So. So I was on the break. Otis. I remember the game. It was on NBC. It was on NBC. I remember we played. It was one of the times we beat him. We played them. It was the 97 season. It was maybe March or April of 97, towards the end of the season. And. And yeah, I had a triple double. I think I had like a 30 point triple double. I threw it ahead to Otis Thorpe. He went in for a layup. He missed it. And Jordan was there. And I came and. And kind of. I jumped over Jordan and dunked it. And this footage. Okay. Find it. All right. But yeah, that. So that was, you know, that was the only time. But no, I mean, Jordan, man, he was, you know, and we get into this debate and, and it. And I. And I hate the debate. Now I'm gonna say who my favorite is, but I hate the debate because it kind of pits guys and generations against one another. And here's the thing, Dan. You look at football, they celebrate. You know what? I'm gonna have to wait to have you tell this story. Oh, man. Okay. All right, all right. So the next time I see you at another celebrity event, you're gonna tell me who you think the greatest player is. He's Granthill, the hall of Famer. Hey, great to see you again. And most valuable celebrity. Oh, there you go. Take a break. We're back after this. The Dan EDS check out behind the Flow, a podcast documentary series following the launch of San Diego Football Club. San Diego coming to MLS is going to be a game changer because this region has been hungry for a men's professional soccer team. We need to embrace this community. Listen to San Diego FC behind the flow on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In our new podcast, Everybody's Business, we talk about the business news that concerns everybody. From Bloomberg businessweek, I'm Stacey Vanek Smith. And I'm Max Chavkin. 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