How Sheed Played Through The WORST INJURY Of His Career!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Rasheed Wallace details how he played his way through the worst injury of his career, when he tore his Plantar fasciitis and still put up 18 points the next game. He said that he feels like players don't want to sacrifice as much now and won't play through injuries.
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this really is a great Podcast
This is the best “bullshitting with buddies” vibes of any ex nba or talking head podcast I’ve heard.
We all know that Sheed is a dog. And we all love and know that he's peers respect him for that. But i have a q fot him :" At the end of the day, knowing what you know. Making all the money you got ( absolutely deserved), making the great carear you had. And knowing the pain you got. And all the health problems you have now. If you had to do it again. The people, the relationship you made. All in all would you do it again. And if not, what is the advice, would you give to the young people who think that they a chance to succeed in the NBA.
Thats a good question
Nah, even when he went to the basket only took Sheed 1-2 dribble, which was hella impressive.
Basic basketball unless you're the point guard
Sheed and Bonzi story telling is hilarious.
Everyone now a days just mimic a style that blends T Mac and Allen And iversons scoring style. Back the day it’s not that dudes couldn’t do that stuff; they were just payed to do moves that works for them everytime.
I got agree with Tyler, when he said, that Rasheed needed to dribble more ( also believe when Wallace said that in a NBA he have minimal dribles. ) i get what RW is saying that he wasn't selfish and he had more defensive mindset and wanted more flow to the game. But Tyler' is right when he says that there is a time, when certain star player ( as Sheed was) had to put 25 + points , because more or less . The rest of team couldn't bring all time
Sheed was too un selfish but he makes a good point about knowing he can get his when it comes playoff time and its good to let the young bucks get theirs in the regular season to build their confidence. Shows what a great teammate Sheed was and he knew what it took to win.
@@danielschomburg2140 agree with all you wrote 100 percent. But if I can add for me RW was a cult hero .
Bonzi imitating Sheed 😂
He talking about the game where he did running windmill roff the steal on a half trap vs Orlando it's on Ytube
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