Having watched Jordan his whole career, he just had this inherent intimidation about himself when he stepped on the floor. He was bigger than life. I've been to tons of rock concerts and when Jordan was introduced it was like a massive rock star just stepped on stage. I was lucky enough to see him live once and I will never forget it, the game where Rodman kicked the camera guy
I only got to see the 2nd 3-peat. Did he come into the League with the aura or did Phil Jackson instill that in him? I've seen highlights from the 1988 season and watched the '92 Finals (decades later) and '93 Finals but I'm curious if just didn't have enough help before the 90's or if he actually changed his game? I've never known him to be a distributor but I can certainly see how a Rodman and a Pippen are invaluable to the overall team's playing ability. I guess my question is did he strike fear in the hearts of opponents before he won a ring?
@@fightclub6291 all his career, the second best player he had was pippen. Pippen was coming in the league as a fifth pick bench rookie. Every championship Lebron won he team up with at least one player that is already an all star MVP and USA gold medalist and still half of the time he won it was a shortened season. He also once had a chance to play with a first pick rookie Andrew Wiggins who we all know he can be a second best player on a championship team by now. He is not good enough for Lebron. Lebron still now is credited with not having enough help. So that is how much help jordan had for your reference.
@@Tom_Ciccone you ever heard of google? He averaged 37 min per game at age 40 and played all 82 games. You’re the kind of person who gets defeated by facts
This idea of needing a top-5 player to win it all mostly rings true. But that makes me appreciate one of my favorite teams (the '03-'04 Pistons) even more. Just looked it up and their PERs were #41, 46, 52, 59, 62, 117, 133 in the league... Chauncey at the top at #41.
Yeah, that team was nuts. They were up against what I would call the first truly stacked super team, with 4 clear HOFers in Kobe, Shaq, Malone, Payton, plus Phil Jackson at the helm. At the start of the season I thought there was no way that team wouldn't crush it the entire season and win it all easily. Age issues aside, those Pistons showed me what a real team playing together can accomplish and that simply stacking super stars together without chemistry just doesn't work. Not only did the Pistons whip on the Lakers, it really wasn't clear to me who would be Finals MVP because they played so well together overall and 3-4 of them had an equally large impact in my eyes. I'm really surprised more teams don't intentionally go that route for team building. Instead of being so heavily focused on acquiring as many top 10 people as possible on one squad. It would be way easier to stack your team with people ranked in the top 30-50, they'd still be really skilled, and there'd be less ego and drama to manage. Then, give it a few years to let the chemistry meld, and you're in a much better place
@@AlexanderMoen lmao that wasn’t a super team, if you going by their legacy, yea but at that moment ? Malone wasn’t even at all star level and neither was Payton, their were great role players … at best . Relax lol
@@iamhexoronii Even still you had 2 of the top 5 players in the league (arguably 2 of the top 3). Malone was actually playing great for the Lakers that season too. You could reasonably argue that if Malone was healthy during the finals, the Lakers could have won. That was the second NBA finals I ever watched live, so I will always have an affinity for those Pistons teams. But that 04 Lakers team was STACKED.
I'm so glad as a kid my pops could take us to see the Lakers in San Diego for preseason games and we got a chance to see Kobe and even Shaq out there on the floor. Wasn't like we were driving up to the forum and buying seats during the regular season. But to know Kobe was going to be out there even for preseason games was a treat!
There's only 1 guy right now in the NBA who I think can match that work ethic, mental focus and next level seriousness when it comes to playing basketball and that's Giannis.
@@Swishseb666 As good as Luka is right now and his potential of becoming great, I still don't see him matching the tremendous work ethic and dedication of Giannis anytime soon.
Not really, I played pro ball for 11 seasons. Played against a lot of guys who never made a penny to play the game who were head and shoulders more talented then some of the guys who were making all-star teams. You can be the most talented guy in the world but if you can`t apply that talent to enhance a basketball skill then its not going to help you. The all-time level guys I got a chance to be around had three things almost always in common and it wasn`t talent. It was mental recall and pattern recognition. They could recall meaningless individual plays from a pre-season game in October when prepping for a playoff game in May. The second was they were acutely aware of how their movement(s) impacted the man other 9 guys on the floor. Because of that they always seem to be playing 1 step ahead even when the physical ability to "out athlete" a guy was no longer there. Third was a complete understanding of their own strengths and weakness and how to use what strength was needed to beat the man in front of them. All those things tie into one another.
@@trainerrob1622 This is really it. I play football in europe and your words apply to every single team sport, these are the qualities that makes the difference between a pro and a semi-pro
@@stumpu96 Athletes coming from Europe understand this a lot earlier then athletes coming from America because having to come up through a organized club system better players get to a point at 13 or 14 years old where they are thrown in competition at a semi pro level on the clubs 2nd or 3rd division team where they end up practicing with bigger, stronger, faster and more experienced players. There can be an age and development gap greater then a decade in that situation. That forces the kid to focus on their technical ability to play the game, see the game and understand what they are seeing. A lot of times for us in the USA is we come up playing in a youth system/scholastic system where there`s very rarely an age gap of more then 3 years. That creates a bit of reliance and addiction on bigger, faster, stronger as you can use pure physicality to dominate until you are 19 or 20 years old and pull on a professional uniform.
@@trainerrob1622 I grew up in Sweden, so you're basically describing my life haha! I played with 20-35 year olds when I was 15 years old and weighed 50kg, and as you're saying it forces your brain to come up with ways to survive/thrive and solve different situations since everyone had a physical advantage over me.
@@mikeydon3076 how is a guy quitter when he's been consistent for 20 bloody years at the top level in the game? Don't you think that even of consistently requires alot of competitive mindset? Ya dummy
I can't believe Lue just put Kawhi in the same breath as MJ and Kobe. Mr. I'm too important to play most games and he takes off whatever days he wants.
While I love that Kobe played through, it led to a multitude of injuries. Faulting Kawhi for taking games off when he has chronic knee issues (degeneration I believe) is upsetting imo. He's extending his career the best he can so we can watch him for longer. Even then, barring injury, he has always played 50+ games including not missing games in the playoffs. He also mentioned Kawhi's work ethic amongst them. Not anything else and I agree with his statement.
Yes, MJ is fortunate to also have the work ethic to generally match anyone he competes against, except father time and bring ( part ) owner of the Hornets, lol. He can afford to be so competitive and driven because he continues to build on his successes! ☺
He played or coached with all these great players and never mentioned leflop when talking about putting n the extra work Kobe and Jordan put n while playing 40 min every night and never taking a break
This applies all throughout life. Dudes be working for men thinking that man didn't earn it, pfft, that man was up before you, started working before you, never quit, went to bed after you then did it all again. PFFT
This is whats wrong with the warriors - They are missing the defensive inputs of Mike Brown (who is now the Kings Head Coach) They are missing the veteran presence and experience of Otto Porter Jr and Nemija Beljica They are missing the defensive contributions of GP2 Kuminga and Wiseman are very raw, They seem lost inside the court whenever they are not playing with Green and Curry Jaymachal Green and Divincenzo are good offensive players bad not so good in Offense Klay's decline is imminent and started Poole is playing inconsistently for someone gettin paid 140M IF THEY DONT SOLVE THIS PROBLEMS THEY ARE IN TROUBLE
This man was fired after A)taking over the team as a rookie head coach to then lead them to a championship. B)going to 3 nba finals in a row. C)Cleveland’s Dan Gilbert, who starved without a championship until that point, got a sense of entitlement when he finally got one thinking he was the reason. Putz
I’m confused when he compares khawi not take days off with Kobe,Lebron and Jordan You cannot compare the 2 I wonder what he thinks of khawi if he thinks the greats don’t take days off
AI's issue was that his body was starting to break down early as used to be the case with small guards before modern sports science. There was a vet who was a mentor to him that had been around it a lot and he advised him to essentially start load managing before it was called that. He wasn't practicing because he was running out of time.
Tyrone Lue didnt like Kobe much, ill say because Ty was young and had a jealous mindset, and didnt quite understand Kobe at the time. Kobe wasnt tryna be good, he was trying to be great
How can he include Kawhi in there with a straight face? He doesn't put in the work like Kobe, MJ, or LeBron. He doesn't even want to play half the time.
You only got 2 greats there. MJ and Kobe. Le fraud is not great because no NBA top 5 losses in the finals 6 times as the apex. And le flop also got 3 or 4 stars to achieved 4 titles! Lue you were trade for Mitch back in 01-02 season and you've witnessed a business man MJ. A smart one. He wants to be the ticket seller andget him a side kick Rip and Stackhouse but still he competes like 20+ MJ. Kobe is just an NBA great that's in top3 because he achieved all those titles in the tough D era Where zone D was allowed. And didn't had any super team.
I think load management is counter productive. The networks are not covering the Clippers because they can't count on Kawhi showing up. Neither of those top five superstars would ever be held back to not playing. Kawhi did the same damn thing to San Antonio.
He does though. Kawhi wasn’t a high draft pick like MJ or Lebron with natural top tier talent. He had to work on his craft into become a superstar playing behind multiple hall of famers on the Spurs. He could’ve easily stayed a role player and never improved his handle, shooting and scoring.
I don’t think “work ethic” and Kawhi should be in the same sentence. He mentions how Kobe and Michael played every preseason game to get ready for the 82 game season. Kawhi, on the other hand, is a part-time player. He can’t even show up for every regular season game. I hope at the next bargaining agreement negotiations that the owners demand a play-for-pay type contract for everyone. In other words, if your contract is for $10 million, they divide that amount by 82 and you only get the portions you play. So if you take half the season off like Kawhi does, then you only get $5 million. If they did that, load management would end overnight.
Having watched Jordan his whole career, he just had this inherent intimidation about himself when he stepped on the floor. He was bigger than life. I've been to tons of rock concerts and when Jordan was introduced it was like a massive rock star just stepped on stage. I was lucky enough to see him live once and I will never forget it, the game where Rodman kicked the camera guy
That’s what happens when your more talented and athletic than everyone else
I only got to see the 2nd 3-peat. Did he come into the League with the aura or did Phil Jackson instill that in him? I've seen highlights from the 1988 season and watched the '92 Finals (decades later) and '93 Finals but I'm curious if just didn't have enough help before the 90's or if he actually changed his game? I've never known him to be a distributor but I can certainly see how a Rodman and a Pippen are invaluable to the overall team's playing ability. I guess my question is did he strike fear in the hearts of opponents before he won a ring?
@@shaulyehudah29 and still working harder than everyone else.
@@fightclub6291 all his career, the second best player he had was pippen. Pippen was coming in the league as a fifth pick bench rookie. Every championship Lebron won he team up with at least one player that is already an all star MVP and USA gold medalist and still half of the time he won it was a shortened season. He also once had a chance to play with a first pick rookie Andrew Wiggins who we all know he can be a second best player on a championship team by now. He is not good enough for Lebron. Lebron still now is credited with not having enough help. So that is how much help jordan had for your reference.
Yes next level..
TY said it exactly, Greats always put in the hard work not in words. Can't imagine MJ at 40 still working out as if he is 23 years old. 🙌 #GOAT
I i didn’t realize that Tyron Lue has coached/played with Kobe, MJ, Lebron, Kawhi, Shaq, and TMac
Also against most those players as well
He is who AI stepped over lol.
Lue and Rip Hamilton have so much rich history with their careers its insane
I am with you.
He got a rings on every level. Playing and coaching
MJ at 40 played all 82 games. Look it up. No load management. Not a baby. A man.
He barely played any minutes, of course he played all 82 games because he was horrible 😂
@@Tom_Ciccone Jordan Average 20 plus a game at 40 ... stop eating LBJ meat....
@@Tom_Ciccone young bish arse ninjas like you grew up in this soft arse Era so you disqualified to speak on 80s and 90s ball
@@Tom_Ciccone you ever heard of google? He averaged 37 min per game at age 40 and played all 82 games. You’re the kind of person who gets defeated by facts
@@slytherben 😭😭😭
This idea of needing a top-5 player to win it all mostly rings true. But that makes me appreciate one of my favorite teams (the '03-'04 Pistons) even more.
Just looked it up and their PERs were #41, 46, 52, 59, 62, 117, 133 in the league... Chauncey at the top at #41.
That was true team basketball. It was a different sport
Yeah, that team was nuts. They were up against what I would call the first truly stacked super team, with 4 clear HOFers in Kobe, Shaq, Malone, Payton, plus Phil Jackson at the helm. At the start of the season I thought there was no way that team wouldn't crush it the entire season and win it all easily. Age issues aside, those Pistons showed me what a real team playing together can accomplish and that simply stacking super stars together without chemistry just doesn't work. Not only did the Pistons whip on the Lakers, it really wasn't clear to me who would be Finals MVP because they played so well together overall and 3-4 of them had an equally large impact in my eyes. I'm really surprised more teams don't intentionally go that route for team building. Instead of being so heavily focused on acquiring as many top 10 people as possible on one squad. It would be way easier to stack your team with people ranked in the top 30-50, they'd still be really skilled, and there'd be less ego and drama to manage. Then, give it a few years to let the chemistry meld, and you're in a much better place
@@AlexanderMoen lmao that wasn’t a super team, if you going by their legacy, yea but at that moment ? Malone wasn’t even at all star level and neither was Payton, their were great role players … at best . Relax lol
Yeah man. They had a bunch of really good guys that complemented each other’s skill set so good, it was unreal.
@@iamhexoronii Even still you had 2 of the top 5 players in the league (arguably 2 of the top 3). Malone was actually playing great for the Lakers that season too. You could reasonably argue that if Malone was healthy during the finals, the Lakers could have won. That was the second NBA finals I ever watched live, so I will always have an affinity for those Pistons teams. But that 04 Lakers team was STACKED.
I'm so glad as a kid my pops could take us to see the Lakers in San Diego for preseason games and we got a chance to see Kobe and even Shaq out there on the floor. Wasn't like we were driving up to the forum and buying seats during the regular season. But to know Kobe was going to be out there even for preseason games was a treat!
Nowadays kids will go to games just find out their favourite player is “load managing”
There's only 1 guy right now in the NBA who I think can match that work ethic, mental focus and next level seriousness when it comes to playing basketball and that's Giannis.
Luka
Neither
Jimmy Butler? He got traded from a team because he was working too hard in practice lol
@@joshuajacobs6481 Jimmy is great player but Giannis and Jimmy not on the same level.
@@Swishseb666 As good as Luka is right now and his potential of becoming great, I still don't see him matching the tremendous work ethic and dedication of Giannis anytime soon.
the look in his eyes when he thinks about kobe 2:02 ... rip. dont take this life for granted, people.
thank you for this comment !
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He threw kawhis name in there so unnaturally at the end… lmao
How ? Check Kawhi’s stats in his rookie year vs now
All i want is to tell kawhi a joke and he will laugh at ot
We all know Kawhi is load managing during practice lol
Every professional athlete is either uniquely talented or insane and the very best are both
Not really, I played pro ball for 11 seasons. Played against a lot of guys who never made a penny to play the game who were head and shoulders more talented then some of the guys who were making all-star teams. You can be the most talented guy in the world but if you can`t apply that talent to enhance a basketball skill then its not going to help you. The all-time level guys I got a chance to be around had three things almost always in common and it wasn`t talent. It was mental recall and pattern recognition. They could recall meaningless individual plays from a pre-season game in October when prepping for a playoff game in May. The second was they were acutely aware of how their movement(s) impacted the man other 9 guys on the floor. Because of that they always seem to be playing 1 step ahead even when the physical ability to "out athlete" a guy was no longer there. Third was a complete understanding of their own strengths and weakness and how to use what strength was needed to beat the man in front of them. All those things tie into one another.
@@trainerrob1622 This is really it. I play football in europe and your words apply to every single team sport, these are the qualities that makes the difference between a pro and a semi-pro
@@stumpu96 Athletes coming from Europe understand this a lot earlier then athletes coming from America because having to come up through a organized club system better players get to a point at 13 or 14 years old where they are thrown in competition at a semi pro level on the clubs 2nd or 3rd division team where they end up practicing with bigger, stronger, faster and more experienced players. There can be an age and development gap greater then a decade in that situation. That forces the kid to focus on their technical ability to play the game, see the game and understand what they are seeing. A lot of times for us in the USA is we come up playing in a youth system/scholastic system where there`s very rarely an age gap of more then 3 years. That creates a bit of reliance and addiction on bigger, faster, stronger as you can use pure physicality to dominate until you are 19 or 20 years old and pull on a professional uniform.
@@trainerrob1622 I grew up in Sweden, so you're basically describing my life haha! I played with 20-35 year olds when I was 15 years old and weighed 50kg, and as you're saying it forces your brain to come up with ways to survive/thrive and solve different situations since everyone had a physical advantage over me.
The great players always finish the job!
I think its also the mentality of the game. Lebron, jordan, kobe mindset towards training and competiveness is of the charts.
LeBron the guy who quits stop it lol
@@mikeydon3076 how is a guy quitter when he's been consistent for 20 bloody years at the top level in the game? Don't you think that even of consistently requires alot of competitive mindset? Ya dummy
@@devoid2783 can’t argue with delusional haters bro. wasted energy.
@@devoid2783 Quit against the Mavs quit against the Celtics quit against the Suns you must of missed that but see what you want groupie lol
@@RevoZtuns The fact you saying he didn’t quit shows you the delusional one being a fan lol
Ain't nobody playing all preseason games deez days😅🍻🍺
I bet Kobe played more preseason games than Kawhi has played regular season games in the past 500 days
it's interesting how the question (the one from Tommy) is about Kobe and the answer winds up being about Jordan (and Kobe).
Compare the difference between guys like MJ/Kobe who you had keep off the floor, with guys like Kawhi and AD, who always are hurt and needing rest.
MJ & Kobe were fortunate to be very durable, that’s all. A unhurt Kawhi is only second to Michael Jordan
I'd say the biggest difference between all stars and all time greats is the MIND, which also leads to a much greater work ethic
I’d love for you to get Eddie House on the podcast, as a Celtics fan
I can't believe Lue just put Kawhi in the same breath as MJ and Kobe. Mr. I'm too important to play most games and he takes off whatever days he wants.
While I love that Kobe played through, it led to a multitude of injuries. Faulting Kawhi for taking games off when he has chronic knee issues (degeneration I believe) is upsetting imo. He's extending his career the best he can so we can watch him for longer. Even then, barring injury, he has always played 50+ games including not missing games in the playoffs.
He also mentioned Kawhi's work ethic amongst them. Not anything else and I agree with his statement.
@@Spawnamvs Well said.
He has a DEGENERATIVE KNEE DISORDER!
I just realized he worked with 3 of the best in basketball, MJ, Kobe and LBJ.
It’s crazy how everyone says the same things about MJ and everyone is like yeah he’s THAT competitive. About anything.
Yes, MJ is fortunate to also have the work ethic to generally match anyone he competes against, except father time and bring ( part ) owner of the Hornets, lol. He can afford to be so competitive and driven because he continues to build on his successes!
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@JJ Can you ask old Lakers about the kings being robbed in 2000
Sacramento queens! 🏆 🏆🏆🏆🏆
He played or coached with all these great players and never mentioned leflop when talking about putting n the extra work Kobe and Jordan put n while playing 40 min every night and never taking a break
LOL almost forgot to include Kawhi Leanord into the hardworker club. Nice recovery Ty.
This applies all throughout life. Dudes be working for men thinking that man didn't earn it, pfft, that man was up before you, started working before you, never quit, went to bed after you then did it all again. PFFT
JJ is the American Gary Neville
Wawww. Who would be the Thierry Henry?
@@chanakaranasinghe9292 Reggie Miller
Ty Lou...#Facts on greatest
No mention of Iverson.
I wonder what he thinks of that guy.
This is whats wrong with the warriors -
They are missing the defensive inputs of Mike Brown (who is now the Kings Head Coach)
They are missing the veteran presence and experience of Otto Porter Jr and Nemija Beljica
They are missing the defensive contributions of GP2
Kuminga and Wiseman are very raw, They seem lost inside the court whenever they are not playing with Green and Curry
Jaymachal Green and Divincenzo are good offensive players bad not so good in Offense
Klay's decline is imminent and started
Poole is playing inconsistently for someone gettin paid 140M
IF THEY DONT SOLVE THIS PROBLEMS THEY ARE IN TROUBLE
This man was fired after
A)taking over the team as a rookie head coach to then lead them to a championship.
B)going to 3 nba finals in a row.
C)Cleveland’s Dan Gilbert, who starved without a championship until that point, got a sense of entitlement when he finally got one thinking he was the reason. Putz
I’m confused when he compares khawi not take days off with Kobe,Lebron and Jordan
You cannot compare the 2
I wonder what he thinks of khawi if he thinks the greats don’t take days off
I was confused why is Chris Broussard looking funny....
ooh it's Ty Lue
Stop load managing kawhi then “we kno it worked be4 ” we kno you’re a great coach” tho
Kawhi? Load management Kawhi? I don't know about that...
I guess that's why MJ, Kobe and LBJ won Rings and Allen Iverson didn't
Imagine if AI actually cared about practice 😂
Give AI the teams Lebron had and he'd get you rings.
I think AI woulda won some rings if he ran around the nba to team up with dozen of other all stars and HOFers
Don't stick LeBron in this conversation. He ain't that guy.
AI's issue was that his body was starting to break down early as used to be the case with small guards before modern sports science. There was a vet who was a mentor to him that had been around it a lot and he advised him to essentially start load managing before it was called that. He wasn't practicing because he was running out of time.
Imagine Kawhi playing all of the pre season games.
Lebron James once said: "Sit down Lue."
I want teeth as perfect as Tyron Lue.
Not true, pistons 2004, didn’t have a top 5 player
Tyrone Lue didnt like Kobe much, ill say because Ty was young and had a jealous mindset, and didnt quite understand Kobe at the time. Kobe wasnt tryna be good, he was trying to be great
How can he include Kawhi in there with a straight face? He doesn't put in the work like Kobe, MJ, or LeBron. He doesn't even want to play half the time.
Kawhi what a guy- shows up once for work get paid the most and no one knows anything about him lmao
Did he REALLY just throw kawhi into the same conversation of the “greats” after talking about playing all the games and having a work ethic ?
Funny as he has a load managing expert as his main guy
Idk why he threw them other names in there at the end smh 🤦🏽♂️ it’s ends at Kobe and Jordan
I notice tye lue always was mentioning kawhai because he knows he will stop playing for him. Lol
He didn’t want to add Lebrons name there but he was instructed or scared to offend Lebron😂 because Lebron likes to Twit
You only got 2 greats there. MJ and Kobe. Le fraud is not great because no NBA top 5 losses in the finals 6 times as the apex. And le flop also got 3 or 4 stars to achieved 4 titles! Lue you were trade for Mitch back in 01-02 season and you've witnessed a business man MJ. A smart one. He wants to be the ticket seller andget him a side kick Rip and Stackhouse but still he competes like 20+ MJ. Kobe is just an NBA great that's in top3 because he achieved all those titles in the tough D era
Where zone D was allowed. And didn't had any super team.
kawhi load management
2x Finals MVP
@@silewis9396 they need to hate to get their likes and attention bro leave them alone
@@silewis9396 thats why his special, he has no great individual record for a 2xFMVP
@@AMAZING-bi6ib Good job he plays a team sport and not tennis
I think load management is counter productive. The networks are not covering the Clippers because they can't count on Kawhi showing up. Neither of those top five superstars would ever be held back to not playing. Kawhi did the same damn thing to San Antonio.
Does this even need to be explained. Jordan already said it. He "tried" to copy everything off of Jordan. Got like 80% of Jordan down!!!!
that's why he came back and 23 year old kobe gave him a three peat?
Ben Simmons
I couldn't help but laugh when he mentioned Kawahi in the very end as far guys who have top tier work ethic 🤣🤣🤣
He does though. Kawhi wasn’t a high draft pick like MJ or Lebron with natural top tier talent. He had to work on his craft into become a superstar playing behind multiple hall of famers on the Spurs. He could’ve easily stayed a role player and never improved his handle, shooting and scoring.
Sure. His actual coach would lie or make up stuff about his work ethic lol
Yeah it's crazy how Kawhi is just that good with average work ethic 🙄
This is such petulant comment. Like you’d know a thing about work ethic sitting behind your keyboard. Shut up, you pleb.
Khawi 😂😂
Kobe is the closest player to Jordan
He really wanted Kawhi's name in that mix lol
JJ “yes man” “no accountability” reddick
I feel I just heard 200 times of "you know".
He dissed AI
I don’t think “work ethic” and Kawhi should be in the same sentence. He mentions how Kobe and Michael played every preseason game to get ready for the 82 game season. Kawhi, on the other hand, is a part-time player. He can’t even show up for every regular season game. I hope at the next bargaining agreement negotiations that the owners demand a play-for-pay type contract for everyone. In other words, if your contract is for $10 million, they divide that amount by 82 and you only get the portions you play. So if you take half the season off like Kawhi does, then you only get $5 million. If they did that, load management would end overnight.
I mean he has a degenerative knee disorder
@@Thanosdidtherighthing - That’s not the owners fault. If Kawhi wants to be paid like a full-time player, he needs to play full-time.
Lebron has no work ethic dont put them in the sme sentence as kobe and jordan!
Kawhi is not top 5. Doesn't suit up enough.
Kawhi ain’t doing no work 10x or no preseason games WORKING 😂 Stop 🧢n Coach 😂
this fool really had the nerve to mention kwahi with lebron Jordan and Kobe with regards to work ethic ? smh
I wasted 310 seconds of my life listening to what
Did you listen to it twice cos the video is only 210 seconds lmao
A bit overrated. He actually was LeBron's assistant when the Cavs won their title.
Kawhi not on the same level as Jordan kobe lbj. Tf is lu sm9king ?
NOPE LEBRON JAMES WAS KNOWN TO COMPLAIN ABOUT HAVING PRACTICE
That’s why LeBron can’t be the goat because he never works that hard
Big Zoo picture in the background
They both cheated on their wives...