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"phil jackson" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"He doesn't seem like he's a phenom that's just lighting the world on fire like his dad did. Like LeBron did when he was in high school and ESPN was televising his games and all that kind of stuff. So is he any good? He's good. He's talented. Is he good enough to play in the NBA? I think probably, but again, we have to see where he's at in a couple of years. He's not like a lock. This is the top recruit right now. But again, we'll see. Young player. Tay Jackson, what happened to DO and waiters? I don't know. Dion waiters hasn't been in the NBA since that run with the Lakers. I like them a lot. But for whatever reason he just wasn't able, wasn't able to stick in the NBA. Alberto Florence hate Trevor, do you know if we have a second round pick this year, also is a common for teams to sell picks. So Alberto, the Lakers do not have a second round pick this year. They don't. Is it common? It is, but actually, I've just had this conversation earlier today with some people. About draft picks, and it seems like the price for second round picks has been going up because teams have been noticing that you can find guys in the second round. You can develop them and all that. In the past, you could just buy a second round pick, right? You could just pay 2 million bucks, let us have a second round pick. If I recall it's what they did with Jordan Clarkson. Just bought a second round pick off of a team, paid them cash. Thank you. You can spend, I believe it's up to 5 million. You can add it into transactions for trades. So I'm sure the Lakers will explore that. It's not as common for teams to sell second round picks over the last few years for just straight cash. Now teams are wanting cash and a future second round pick. And we're seeing teams get that. So that could be a little bit of a challenge for the Lakers, but if there's a guy there that they really, really want, I think there's things they might be able to do in order to get that guy if the team that has those pictures willing to deal with cash..
Lakers Nation Podcast
"phil jackson" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"A one plus one if he does resign. That's from Jared. Yes, I believe that he will. I think that one plus one will make a lot of sense for him, specifically because he's had the stated goal of playing with brawny. That's been his goal for a while now, is to play with his son, even when browning gets to the NBA, which would be 2024. So one plus one would make all the sense because the way that would work is and I think this is important big picture too, so I'll get to that in a second, but the way it would work is you sign up this one plus one. So now he's under contract for 2020, the 2022 2023 season and 2023, 2024. Summer at 2024, he would then have a player option. Now he's going to decline that option and then be a free agent and then he'll go wherever brawny goes. The reason why you do it is a one plus one. If you're LeBron, it's the most you can get with a non guaranteed or a player option in there. Then that's just protection in case something catastrophic happens to him, then he's got that guarantee of that other that next year that he could opt into. And get another year's worth of salary. But typically, what you would see is the player would then opt out, hit free agency, and then would be able to do what they want to do in Lebrons case it would be going to whatever team. The brownie goes to, which again, I've said it before and it's going to be fascinating to see what happens in that draft. Because bronnie, right? Maybe he's a first round, but we don't know. It's still a ways away, but maybe he's a first round guy. Maybe not. But he's definitely getting drafted in the first round, right? If you get what's probably going to be the final year of LeBron's career, teams will spend teams will burn a pick in order to get that the amount of eyeballs, the attention, the revenue, everything that comes with that. Yeah. People are going to be willing to burn a pretty high draft pick in order to get brawny and get LeBron for that what could be the final year of his career. So it's going to be interesting to see how all of that plays out. Big picture. What this means when we talk about LeBron, does he sign in August or does he not? There's going to be a lot of emphasis on that and rightfully so that's hanging over the Lakers, but this is also part of why jeanie buzz isn't that concerned about the contract. And why she's mostly concerned about whether or not LeBron is happy. Because realistically, if he signs a one plus one, we are talking about one year. We're talking about one season. That's it. That's the difference between LeBron, in August, signing an extension and not signing an.
Lakers Nation Podcast
"phil jackson" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
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Lakers Nation Podcast
"phil jackson" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"All right, and we are back. I didn't see that 14 trade come through, but I did see a super chat that came in from mook Morris. Thank you very much. Said, would you choose between Phil handy or darvin ham? Is it possible we keep monk after trading Westbrook and sign auto Porter two? So let's address the first part. Bill handy or darvin ham, I'm going to go with darvin Hamm. I think Phil handy, if you wanted to stay on as an assistant, absolutely. But darvin ham has been pegged as a head coach in the making for a long, long time. Bill Hinton is an interesting option. I think you should get an interview. I think the Lakers, I was on board with the Lakers, letting go of Frank Vogel early and by early, I mean, you know, with a month or two left in the season. And finding out once it was clear that the season was going anywhere, find out what you've got in Phil handy. Find out whether or not he can be a head coach moving forward. And they didn't do that. And there's some reasons why. And I'm not saying that it was inexcusable or something like that. I think there's pros and cons to both options. But darvin hammer I think is on a different level in terms of the how he's seen around the NBA as a future head coach. I'm curious about what Phil handy can do, but I think darvin ham is just a different option that I would hate to lose Phil handy. I love him for him to stay on, but I think you ride with darvin ham in that situation. Is it possible to keep monk after trading Westbrook and sign auto port? So if you were to trade Russ and you were able to clear salary at a rust rate, let's say you do the OKC trade. And then you can get to the point where you can use the full taxpayer min level. And that's about 10 million. That would also cut salary enough to where you would feel comfortable that you weren't going to hit the hard cap. Okay. That would then allow you to use that full taxpayer mid level, which is about $10 million. And then you would also have the biannual exception, which will be 3 million in change. So that might be your path right there. You could, on one hand, maybe split the mid level, maybe you can get monk for 6 and change, and then you get auto Porter junior for the remainder, whatever's left for, something like that. Or you have to give monk the entire ten, and then you can use your buy annual and auto Porter. Maybe. I will say it's not likely. I think both guys are probably going to get a little bit too much, even if you clear that salary enough to where you can actually use that full mid level exception. But it's not completely unheard of or it's not completely out of the question for something like that to happen. Mcnasty from YouTube said, would you do the rockets deal if they included Christian wood? I would definitely be interested in the rockets deal if Christian wood was involved. So let's say hypothetically, it's John wall for Russell Westbrook, but you're adding in Christian wood to the rocket side. A first and THT from the Lakers side, I think that's interesting. I think it's interesting. I think it's something that you have to explore. I've long thought Christian wood would be a really interesting pairing with Anthony Davis in terms of skill set, how those two would fit together. That's something that's intrigued me..
Lakers Nation Podcast
"phil jackson" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"So I think there's a lot of concern right now among Lakers fans about this higher. Where does LeBron James fit into all of this? Because I think that's the other voice that we haven't talked about yet. How much does LeBron's opinion matter in terms of who gets the job as the head coach? Well, I think LeBron James's opinion obviously matters because he's the star player and look, he's one had been the very few success stories with the Lakers that he played as if he was in his prime. And while I think that there are questions to be asked of how healthy can he stay, he's had a lot of injuries. The last few years, is that going to be a continuous pattern. When he's been on the floor, he hasn't slowed down. But I think his dominance has really, I think, exposed the Lakers issues even more, that he has played at his absolute mind as an MVP candidate. And yet they still can't make the play in torment, let alone the playoffs because the rest of the organization so flawed. So, you know, I think that there's some sensitivity where LeBron James has had a history in his career of obviously exerting his privileges at other superstar players have of having a voice in the room, but I think that he takes exception to this idea that he's playing shadow GM. That he's pulling the trigger. No doubt, you know, he obviously has been a voice to the Lakers as he has been with other teams. But I think the Lakers have to take responsibility for either saying yes or no to him. Because that's their job number one. But two, they know what they're working with with a cat. They're evaluating, you know, basketball talent through the lens of roster construction, not what it's like to play with player X on the court. And so I think, you know, when you listen to the rhetoric from LeBron and rob palinka, I think there's been a subtle shift where for both parties. They've made it clear that LeBron's going to have a voice, but it's going to ultimately be up to the front office on what decision they make. And I think that both parties have stressed that so that there's, I think, more of an accountability so that if a roster decision works or not, it's not going to be blamed on one particular individual, the buck will ultimately rest with the front office. We did see interview during exit interviews where he said it's on me. This is my decision and that sort of thing. So, and that was to put it out there very publicly that that's the way the situation works with LeBron James and the decision making process, but I think the Lakers are an interesting situation. We're going to get to Russell Westbrook and what they did with him in just a moment, but with LeBron contract extension could be signed as of August 4th, does LeBron use that to try.
Lakers Nation Podcast
"phil jackson" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"Surely that created a lot of challenges. But I think the injury is those were symptoms of a major problem. Those weren't the only things. So when you hear the rhetoric after the Lake's Lakers interviews or after the season of, oh, if only we were healthy. If you're going to take that at face value, that means that they are completely fine with running it back and keeping everyone on the roster and just saying, okay, let's see how next season goes with the queen build health. And you know what? They're not going to do that because they know that's an excuse. They know that this current roster is injury prone. And they know that Russell Westbrook wasn't a good fit. So while injuries you can not ignore it, the fact that it was such a poorly constructed roster begin with and Russell Westbrook is showing that he's not going to age gracefully toward the end of his career. Illustrated that those were two major impediments to be able to overcome those obstacles. So yeah, blame rob palinka and Russ for most of the ill wills and everything else were convenient issues with the injuries and Frank Vogel and his ultimate firing. I can't disagree with what you're saying there. I think that there are a lot of different things that you can point to. If you point to any one thing, that's not looking at the whole picture and fully understanding what happened here. So I'm glad you brought up multiple points there from Russ, to the front office, injuries. Frank Vogel, everything else, right? All of the other things that have contributed to this Lakers season, which then leads us to what is probably going to be a very, very important summer here for the Los Angeles Lakers. I mean, perhaps one of the most important summers that they've ever had. And I don't want to be too dramatic here or anything like that, but when we're talking about potentially moving a 2027 first round pick, a 2029 first round pack, you're talking about decisions that could be affecting this franchise for what 7, 8 years to come. This is going to be a very, very important off season. So let's start with the first thing that they did was let go of Frank Vogel and obviously that was handled in a fairly sloppy way. In fact, it left a bad taste in the mouth of a lot of coaches around the NBA, didn't like the way all that went down. And now we get news that Phil Jackson is involved in the decision making process here for the Lakers in their search for a new head coach. What are your thoughts on the Lakers head coaching search and is it a good thing that Phil Jackson is getting a bolt? Well, I think the Devils are in the details, the Lakers have been operating on information vacuum..
Lakers Nation Podcast
"phil jackson" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"Don't do the finger wag go to your room, scolding kind of parenting toward him. But they're also very honest with him. Both ways. And I think when you look at the flagrant two that he got, I think it was telling that when the grizzlies fans regaling, you know, kick them out, kick them out with a kind of frothy enthusiasm that you would see at a presidential rally, right? Steve Kerr and Steph Curry were kind of laughing about it. Like, oh, this is absurd. But as soon as the officials said, you know what? He's getting thrown out. They were irate. But I know in the past, when he's gotten technicals, they've had talks with draymond about trying to find a way to dial back. They never want to lose draymond's intensity because, you know, when you add up all the things, that emotion and intensity helps the team more often than it hurts the team. And they're also mindful that, look, like, draymond's in intelligent player. It's not like he doesn't know how to play without emotion without putting himself at risk and all that. He's had his hits. He's had his misses, but he has shown an ability to course correct and make adjustments. So I'm outlining all this to say that the warriors have never been about coddling draymond. They've been all about trying to be honest. And understanding where he comes from, but also knowing what they need from him as a team. And with that, they have very practical and pragmatic conversations with them. So now when you're fast forward into this series and you're hearing the reactions, I think that this should illustrate that they're not coming from a place where they say draymond can never do no wrong and we're always getting screwed. They're always pretty even handed about their commentary about things. So I think the fact that they're having this reaction shows how warranted it is because this series so far, I don't think has been called correctly in both games when you're looking at the example of draymond green's flagrant Sue, as well as Dylan Brooks as flagrant too. And the clear difference of the severity of those plays..
Lakers Nation Podcast
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"You can find him on Twitter at Mark G Medina Mark. Thank you so much for joining me here. I have Trevor. Thanks so much for having me. If you don't mind me adding in on the Twitter handle, we got added to the underscore underscore Medina. Apparently, there's another marker dinner out there that has the full handle. So I had to settle for some special characters. Even with the G in the middle, you still had to add the underscore to make it happen. But I bet that Mark Medina gets a lot of NBA stuff thrown, throw it at him. And he's like, what is happening? I mean, I don't know any other Mark Medina's, but I guess they apparently do exist. So whether it's with the G initial or just the full name itself, maybe they do get all these MBA questions that they have no idea where they're coming from. So Mark, how is we're an off season mode here, obviously, Lakers not playing in the playoffs. But how are the playoffs treating you? You're covering the entire league now. You used to cover the Lakers. You covered the Lakers for a while and moved up you were covering the warriors for a bit. Now you're covering the entire NBA. How's the playoffs treating you up to this point? Yeah, I mean, it's been not to throw salt in the wound for Laker fans, but it's been a lot more fun basketball to watch because the quality play has been a lot better and more competitive. If things haven't stopped, I've been busy, but things have slowed down a little bit in the sense that I, because of where I am based in LA, I went up to San Francisco for the warriors first two games against the Denver Nuggets in the first round, but since then, I've been working remotely watching games working on long-term projects while we have other people on our staff handling a lot of the other games that are closer in their backyard. So slow down a little bit, but it's going to start ramping up. I'm going to travel back up to San Francisco for games three and four against the Memphis Grizzlies of their second round matchup and then as the playoffs continue to advance, I'm sure my travel itinerary will expand as well. We'll get to Lakers, of course. We're going to talk a ton of Lakers here, but I got to ask since you're talking about warriors and grizzlies. What was your take on Dylan Brooks on that? Well, obviously terrible Gary Payton the second. I believe it's going to be a fractured elbow. Their MRI is going to confirm that. How did you feel about that situation? Yeah, it was a terrible play. Look, I'm not a psychology major. I don't specialize in reading people's minds. So I don't know what the intent was, but it was a dangerous play. It was reckless. And I think I don't think Steve Kerr is the worst coach to speak in a highball up terms where he's saying, you know what, this broke a player, the players code of making sure that if you're going to commit fouls, not to do something I could derail a player's career..
Lakers Nation Podcast
"phil jackson" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"Don't know if that's exactly what the decision making process looks like for the Lakers. A lot of this stuff is happening behind closed doors. But I'm saying when Lakers fans here that now Phil Jackson is involved in the decision making process too, and there's trepidation over that. I understand why. And it makes sense. Why people would be a little bit concerned. Again, the track record with the Knicks, having so many voices involved in the process, it's concerning on the surface, Phil Jackson, great coach, of course, why wouldn't you ask his opinion in this? But when you dig a little bit deeper, you can understand why Lakers fans would feel overall more negative than positive about Phil Jackson being involved in this decision making process. Again, hopefully, hopefully when the dust clears, the Lakers have landed on someone that they wanted and someone that has a clear cohesive vision and the roster they put together follows that vision, and by the end of July, we have a very clear notion of exactly what this team is and what they're supposed to be. All right, lastly, just real quick. LeBron hopped on Twitter tonight during the grizzlies game against the warriors, great game, great series, can't wait to see more of it. But he was very critical. Of John morant getting the most improved player award. This is what he said on Twitter. Jaw is so damn tough. There's no way John should even be in the most improved player talks. This guy is a flat out star. And always has been. Real basketball brains know, not the majority of dweebs who don't even watch basketball on those voting ballots. And then LeBron felt so strongly about this that he came back two hours later and tweeted again, said, like I said, jaws too special to be in the most improved player conversation. Rising superstar. Okay. There's two things here. Two things that we need to talk about. So first of all, LeBron saying John is too good to be most improved player. I'm not going to say he's wrong. I mean, I took the same approach. On my ballot, I don't have official ballot, but Keith Smith, and I over on the front office show. We cast our ballots for our awards, jaw did not win the award for me. He didn't. And the reason for that was because I thought job was already too good. And to me, the spirit of the award is that it shouldn't go to a guy who goes from being a star to a superstar or a high level all star to a superstar. Whatever terminology you want to use. It should go to somebody who took more of a borderline role in the NBA and cemented their status..
Lakers Nation Podcast
"phil jackson" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"That are from years ago. Okay, moving on. According to Adrian wojnarowski ESPN, Bill Jackson is involved in the Lakers coaching search, looking to replace head coach former head coach Frank Vogel. And Phil Jackson is involved in the process. And I've had a lot of Lakers fans. Commenting on this, most seem to think this is a bad thing. And I don't know that it is. I'm not going to say it's a positive thing either. Here's the way I see this. So let's say your Genie bus. Your Genie bus and rob pelinka, you're trying to figure out who your new head coach is going to be. That's your goal. You're trying to find a new head coach. You happen to know the greatest coach ever. It just so happened. Just so happens to be that you know the greatest coach ever. And you're looking for a head coach. Wouldn't it be a little bit crazy if you didn't at least call him up and say, hey, Phil Jackson, since I know you, I'm trying to hire a head coach, you're the greatest head coach of all time. When you're hiring, you need indeed. Indeed is the hiring platform where you can attract interview and hire all in one place. Instead of spending hours on multiple job sites searching for candidates with the right skills, indeed a powerful hiring partner that can help you do it all. One of the things I love about indeed is that it makes hiring all in one place so easy because of things like indeed instant.
Lakers Nation Podcast
"phil jackson" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"Podcast listeners kind of in the rhythm now by this point of the off season. What we do is we record live Monday nights, Wednesday nights and Friday afternoons and some of you, of course, come and join us during those live shows and run YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, wherever it is that you catch the show. Other people just listen to the podcast version, which means they typically listen on Tuesdays, Thursdays, or Saturdays, no live show tonight, so I'm not gonna be doing a typical question and answer format, but there's some topics going on in the world of the Los Angeles Lakers that I wanted to talk about. And I also wanted to put out a video that I did earlier today today being Tuesday. I want to put that out in a podcast format as well because it sums up a lot of my thoughts about the Lakers guard position and where I see them going this summer, the skill sets they need to look at, how Austin Reeves might fit in. Should Russell Westbrook be on his way out the door. So I'm going to include that at the end of this episode. So that's going to be in here as well. But first, I need to talk about three big topics here, and this is Zach lavine to the Lakers room. I need to get into Phil Jackson getting involved in the coaching search and some things that LeBron has been doing on social media. So those are the big topics before I dive into them. First quick, quick reminder, we really appreciate everybody who's taken the 30 seconds or so that it takes to submit a rating and review over on Apple podcast, truly appreciate it great, great way to help out the show. And again, it takes a very, very small amount of time to do so. Or if you're over on Spotify, give us a rating over there as well, wherever it is that you listen to podcasts. Again, we really do appreciate that. And I love reading all the reviews. They are so fantastic. And if anybody wants to submit a question in those reviews too, I will answer those on the show. So again, check out that over on Apple podcast. If you want to leave a question in a review, go ahead and I'll answer it on the show..
Venture Stories
Nike CEO John Donahoe's Lessons on Servant Leadership
"What star. John rains that i am most associate with you. Which is servant leadership. And i'd love if you could describe your philosophy on servant leadership especially try to conceptualize it for much smaller organizations. What does it mean to serve leader as a ceo of a bunch of ceo's around the table how should they think about how that philosophy conform away they run their business so when i talk about servant leadership. It's frankly the the way. I learned to lead because i actually learned the lead in partnership a ban where you aren't really empowered to do anything to you have to earn the respect and the followership of others. You guys don't have that as founders. But i do think you'll find that. Many of the best leaders exhibited the principles servant leadership. And i just say how do i serve serve. The purpose of the organization serve the customers served. The employees serve the communities in which we operate in a jim collins called at level five leadership other people call from things. But it's when someone it's not about the leader it's about what it is. We are trying to accomplish right and some of the antithesis of what's hot silicon valley at different times the narrative. Always around the all-powerful founder. They're all powerful leader. And i think there's actually very few examples where that actually great sustainable companies come out of that my leadership role model for large parts of my career with phil jackson of the chicago bulls. Now it'd be steve kerr for your younger and would always struck me. He was able to do is get people who actually were better than he was klay. Together he got michael jordan. Scottie pippen dennis. Rodman caster characters to win six championships. It got shack kobe to play together. You look at you. Look at steve kerr the warriors right. Now he's getting. Somehow he's getting steph curry klay thompson and kevin durant andrew mongering all vying to something greater and they win i view with how do you build high performance teams of top talent to win and servant leadership is part of it.
The $100 MBA Show
I've Hired Several Coaches, but No Improvements. What's Wrong With Me?
"Hey i've hired three business coaches. They've all felt like a waste of time and money. And i haven't seen any improvements what's going on. There's something wrong with me. My doing this wrong. what's happening. Well i want to answer this question to make sure i also address. Everybody was listening. That my have a similar question thinking about hiring a coach or have higher coach. Maybe didn't see the results are looking for on a star by saying i have gone through this several times. I've hired coaches have a lot of experience. And not all. My experiences with coaches have been the same. I i have to say a quick If you have a coach if you hire a coach and they give you instructions if they give you a action items to do a plan and you don't implement you actually do the work it doesn't matter. What kind of coach you have. You have to actually follow through. So i know this kind of obvious but a lot of people i've met along the way have hired coaches and ask them. How's it working out like not so great as it will. What does the coach advising you to do. All of they're telling me to do xyz. We'll have you done xyz and they're like a not really not sure. If i should and that really is the biggest red flag for me when it comes to hiring a coach. Don't go down the road of hiring a coach if you're don't a hundred percent trust this coach and believe what they say you should do is worth doing because the whole point of hiring coaches saying. Hey i'm allowing somebody else to advise me on how to move forward. And i'm willing to do what i need to do to make. It happen very similar in sports. You know one of the greatest basketball coaches of all time is phil jackson. He coached michael. Jordan scottie pippen but he also coached the lay kobe bryant shaquille o'neal a lotta great players but these players would not be great would not achieve their level of excellence if they didn't allow themselves to be coached if they allow themselves to follow through. And do what the coaches asking them to do.
WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"phil jackson" Discussed on WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"You played for Phil Jackson. You win a championship of the Lakers under fell in. Earlier this week, Scottie Pippen claimed that he thought that Phil Jackson was racist. What do you think about that comment after it was really funny, Um Because I've been around Kobe and I've been around feel right. So I know that carried. I know the personalities and characteristics and, um, open talk in the locker room. Um, that is only for players and fun stuff happens like anyone when Pippen said that I last You know, uh and I thought personal thought it was funny. Um, can I just go to the sky? He feels like that. Um, if you if you were in these locker rooms, you know, especially with these type of tunes with Phil Jackson team Took about Rodman, Jordan. All these guys are crazy sort of Medal of peace. Kobe energy who's buying them? You know the people church, Jackson was coaching right and Phil Jackson has some thick skin. You know what I'm saying? And I missed those times. So I can't I? I personally just that It's funny. I was busting out laughing, and I think I don't think anybody else is going to laugh. That matters. Accusations It was a little bit over the edge. You know, I did feel like, um I don't feel like show the race is, you know, I don't feel like feel the racism like, but I don't want to get in between. Those two guys. Those are my favorite. I mean, I love the boat. I wore 23 for Michael Jordan 91. When I got suspended. I was wearing Scottie Pippen's number next year. The buttons. You know, By that time, I was just like kind of disc involvement, but I love those guys kind of disappointing. Um, but I think maybe they should talk and MJ and those guys, It's kind of sad. I didn't know Scottie and Michael Jordan, you know, didn't have good relationship. And that's kind of sad. That reminds me of you know when Mom deep broke up, you know I'm like you guys. Need to figure it out because we love you guys growing up. That's an excellent comparison. So when you were playing for Phil, you never heard him. Say anything that was racist or felt like, you know, he was racist at all from your interaction with them. You know, it feels not racist, but not from the hood. You know what I'm saying? But it's themselves not from the hood. But Phil is a hippie. You know, I'm saying I felt you know he's been around the game. He's been coaching black players for a long time, and he's probably sometimes try and be like us. But You know something? The rub off? You know, I'm I've heard him say things I was like, Oh, that's hard to say things where? Yes. So you're not that hit buddy. Okay, You know, I don't think I'm gonna ization, you know, fill his racist, You know, um I definitely don't think sure as racist and you know, I don't want to. I don't want to come down on Scotty. You know, I don't know, Scotty. And you know, I don't think feels racist at all. So in terms of this NBA finals. Do you think that either the bucks or the Hawks can beat the Suns are eating? The sons are there They're there. They're going to be the crown the champion in a couple of weeks. Chris Paul is really special. You know, I think Chris had a tough job over his career because he's so good people just expected him take it to the finals by himself. I mean, he hasn't had as much help as a lot of other guys. While his career If you look at his team's, you know he was, you know, he would have a powerful word and underside centers, you know, and sometimes knows no wings, no shooting guards to really take it over till next to the next level. You know, um The interesting year was Houston. That was a good year for them. I did not thought questions career was over. I thought his career was done. I'll tell he would be retired in two years and this guy is back. Know what I'm saying. So if he wins, I will be so I mean, actually, everyone would be really proud because no one saw this coming. You know, and obviously a lot of injuries, but every finals that any team has won When the Bulls beat magic in those guys. Byron Scott was injured when the Lakers lost to the Celtics. 2000 and eight Andrew Bynum and Trevor Arreaza was injured where we beat the Lakers. Kendrick Perkins got injured, right? This is just basketball. You know, and things were happening so of Chris Paul wins, you know, and it would be incredible. You're also part of a really cool clothing line called the Pandas friend and you can.
Larry Elder
Scottie Pippen Accuses Phil Jackson of Being Racist
"Retired NBA star Scottie Pippen says retired La Laker and Chicago Bulls coach Phil Jackson is a racist. Why do you recall that pivotal playoff game when Michael Jordan was playing baseball in the Chicago Bulls still did? Well, their star now with Scottie Pippen and a pivotal point in the game, Phil Jackson called a play for a white player named Tony Ku coach. And Scottie Pippen was so angry he refused to go on the court. Remember that people later on, apologize for and let the team down yada, blah, etcetera. He now says Phil Jackson made his decision because wait for it. Phil Jackson is
WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"phil jackson" Discussed on WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"And Phil Jackson, by the way, will be 76 in September. Um Even two weeks from now, will anyone Care believe Think it has anyone's opinion of Phil Jackson changed. Because Scottie Pippen said that I guess it's possible. But more likely the opinions formed on Phil Jackson. Were formed a long time ago. And aren't likely to have changed. Because of this revelation from Scottie Pippen. More likely he's trying to sell books, get some excitement going at his name in the paper. Get a buzz circulated. And to be fair. That's why Conseco wasn't believed at the beginning is because they thought it was marketing. Right now We look at everything with the John dust I and believe it is related to marketing. He's just trying to make money. Oh, he's just playing an angle. Oh, he's just trying to get Whatever. You know he's trying to get publicity. As long as you spell my name, right? I don't care what you say that kind of thing. So I get That that sentiment is out there and that people Uh, Are Skeptical when a player Former player, especially Comes out after the fact when he has a book coming out. And says things that are controversial. There's no way to know whether that is a legitimate sentiment. And he is being honest with you. Or whether he is just trying to sell a book. And he needs juicy stories. To create the buzz. And there never will be a way. You know, it's not. It's not like a problem that can be solved. It's it's never going to be Uh, There's never going to be a solution to keeping somebody from trying to be sensationalistic in order to sell something. And so we all form our own opinions and take it with a grain of salt, or we take it to heart. Or somewhere down the scale. Between the two Because there is no way to know Was it interesting, I guess. I guess. I'm a little personally. Cooked. The whole Chicago Bulls 19 nineties. Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen. Like, Leave it alone for me. I've had enough. I got to push myself away from the table. No matter how good the food is, if you're full, your fault. That's where I am on. The 90 Bulls. Don't need to hear another thing about Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Phil Jackson. Tony Ku coach Steve Kerr, et cetera. The list goes on. I don't need air. I'm full. I'm pushed away from the table there. But I get it that it still sells, you know. And I get it that I'm not mainstream. And if you look if you look at the Jordan brand America does not agree with me. America is very much in the Jordan camp. Still credit to him credit to his greatness credit, too. Timing. Uh, Exciting time for the NBA. And Personality and I think the singular nous to when you think about it now, LeBron is LeBron But there are a lot of good players that we celebrate in this league. And more so than there were. There were a lot of good players then too, but we celebrate them more now. So maybe that singular image of Jordan representing that entire decade and the age of those people now who are maybe Between nine and 19, then. And are now you know. 29 to 50.
The Gerry Callahan Podcast
"phil jackson" Discussed on The Gerry Callahan Podcast
"I don't want to get to you. i want to get to you. Because i haven't heard it. I i don't lean. I haven't heard coney talk about you. Oh yeah that that was. Do you want to see you wanna hear that you wanna go into. I want to hear that in a little bit. I want to hear from scottie. Pippen i guess to be honest with you. How this worked yesterday was finished a podcast. I don. I was having lunch or something. A friend of mine. Good friend my texts. Me says put on dan patrick. Right now scottie. Pippen his losing his mind. And i sat there and said okay and then i thought i write back i go. I don't know how to listen to the dan. Patrick where where is it like how i go. Is it a tv show or a radio show. Podcast what are you talking about now. it's on i forget. What network like a peacock or something you've had you've had potential producers. Ask you that question where they could find. Air callahan podcast. I said i'll wait for pro on social media later finding a google later when it's posted and it was and it was everywhere. But scottie pippen you know what i should have a theme but of course should be the theme. Almost every day ingrates news scottie. Pippen is such an ingrate when you think about. Obviously one of the best players hall of famer superstar. I'll i can look it up. But he's probably made two hundred million dollars or one hundred and something million just had a great run fact. he's a really kind of homely guy who had some real good looking female company over the years. i mean. It hasn't always worked out for scotty. But he's had a great life not and a couple of people that he should Thank for that michael jordan. Obviously he got the ride to get the draft off the greatest player. ever he complains about. It's like do you know lucky. Were to get drafted by them to play with him. I mean alzheimer's pretty good run. Pretty good run and phil jackson. He got to play with the second best coach in nba history phil jackson. You've got the win six. Titles you know all star games every and we just have a great run but he just always seems he always sounds disgruntle. The always sounds like he didn't get enough credit. Because you know jordan well mean of course. Of course you didn't live. I the greatest consensus. There's no debate. The greatest player who ever played the greatest athlete. We've ever seen the just a phenomenal player. Who who welcomed you and it wasn't like you know sometimes superstars don't like when other stars out there want ball. I mean you've got along with them. You played with them. you won. Titles why can't you just be grateful. Look back and say man. That was a great run. And you know get on a private jet and head tear vacation home. And whatever hawaii wherever the bahamas. It's life in pretty good euskadi but not only. Is he bitching about phil jackson. But he's too you know what people making it about race about race. Can we talk about. How absurd it is before. We play this that phil jackson sixteen. Read our back gregg popovich. You can't be a great. Nba coach and be racist. I'm sorry make. I'm sorry to make it so simplistic but that's not possible. Phil jackson could not have a problem with african americans lose. No coach will win. If that's your end all deciding criteria you're not gonna win championships. Some people will say the the greatest coach ever certainly had a great run in chicago and in la yeah and you know a just impeccable record. Just a phenomenal run hall of famer superstar coach. How could he be. How could he dislike or or think less of lack guys. Just how can that be possible players. You know i mean he. He had jordan. He had been he. Ed kobe at shack. He played with it. A willis reed and and earl monroe and while frazier. He's seventy five years old. And i'm going to say this is the first time that he's been accused at least that i can remember the first time. He's been accused of being racist. And why because he called. Play a play for toni. Kukoc instead of scottie pippen and we all know what happens. Got refused to play the game. One point eight seconds left kuku coach. Hit the shot. They won the game. Yeah and pippen never recovered always thought he was selfish and it always pissed them off and now in two thousand and twenty one. He's decided it was all about race but all of that. I understand the basketball standpoint. But when you say a racial move would would tony. Who was a rookie. If the last. I can shot and you put me amounts. That's what i mean ratio like. That was scotty pippin stain but vase to be a mvp that you're right. Yeah okay well. Why would you put him in position not to be successful while when you put him in a position to succeed. Michael jordan is not there. So who's next in line for you but if you talk to fill about this because you by saying a racial move then you're you're calling fill a racist. Got a problem with that. so that's the first clip. What an asshole. Just saying here again. you're nazi or something. I mean you calling someone the most despicable thing they could be someone who's won eleven titles. Who coach you two championships. And and you're saying he. He called the i mean. Who's close to pippa now. And we still agent or best friend or whatever not dhiraj but then it was say you can bitch about the players. Concert should have been me. It's not about race. We know it's not about race. You just doing that because you want to inflict the most damage at some point. People have to and. I think dan patrick by the way. I don't even know how to find a show but he does a good job. You did a good job. Interview interrupted him. He didn't let them get away with it. I you know. I generally think dan patrick is one of those guys like you know like just interviews players and kiss their ass and he does but oxide here not here no in fact in fact he made pippen double down by pippins sang. It's a racial move. He's not calling. he's not calling him a race in effect he is but he's not actually saying those words and dan made him commit to it and he did all think of how absurd it is to say. He made a decision in the in the moment to get the ball to the white guy. Who's foreign by the way a rookie. A white guy the guy hits the shot and people and pippen thinks that somehow he will engender some support from people when he says oh. He just did that because coach is white about utterly idiotic. That is how a stupid you have to do. Be to think it's going to work to think that people are going to agree with you and say wow. I never thought that that's why it's not. It's it's not. Just unfair to jackson it's really idiotic because no one's gonna believe it no one. They'll only dumb that nothing it somehow. You're going to get people to say. Wow yeah feel texan. Gay won eleven titles butter black guys. He doesn't really like buckeyes he picked. Who coach what. If jordan were still there jordan when it got the hub then why not raced but even looking back at two if he missed the shot then you could almost. You could almost kind of make that are at least your argument would have a little bit more licensed standoff but he made the shot like you made the right call and then is it worked. I mean if it didn't work still just is still stupid. But at least there'd be a little bit just looked it up Scottie pippin in his career one hundred and nine million nine hundred fifty seven thousand four hundred thirty dollars. He made over one. Hundred million dollars scottie. Pippen in his career. If think i don't know you'd think he could be a just grateful for the opportunity to have played for phil. Jackson played joel career and ben. Charles barkley never win a title of malone when a title right here not as good as those players but you won six championships because of michael jordan and to a lesser extent phil jackson. I mean you're some in nobody out of central arkansas. You know who came into the league. C v picking the draft drafted by seattle traded to chicago but You know you're lucky you got to play for you. Got to play with michael jordan and play for phil jackson now. What you're doing. You're saying. Phil jackson is the worst kind of human being a guy who doesn't like it's race you're blowing up your own legacy to your your kind of your diminishing the meaning of that time period in your life. You know you. You're without one of the hall of fame coach. One of the best ever lived best player to ever live. You made shit ton of money and now you're just like diminishing that your legacy almost it's to shit on your own legacy just to make this race. Point is it just seems so unhappy and ungrateful and do have more from scotty on a film. Yeah here we go. Do you think phil was or is. Yeah i mean. Do you remember phil. Jackson left.
Best of The Steve Harvey Morning Show
"phil jackson" Discussed on Best of The Steve Harvey Morning Show
"I guys junior is here with sports. Talk what you got junior. What is going on with scottie. Pippin oh my god scotties out here rattling and feathers people now. He has a book coming out. Okay now in man. He has a book coming out called unguarded. Now in this book scottie. Pippen says dr phil. Jackson was a racist. Now i've never heard that phil jackson ever. You never heard nothing about it. And he's got to conclude. It was a game against the knicks. Scott scottie. Pippen was on the sideline with toni. Kukoc in the huddle and phil. Jackson drew play for tony. Kukoc to hit the game. Winning shot and not scotty pippin pippin game and the toni kukoc those hit the shot. Now where is the racist. He the white mansion black. I thought this was basketball. That's what i thought this was. He didn't call you names and net. This is about the least racist thing. I can see real deal with that scott. Yeah way too much stuff going on. And this is the crazy part then. He says he was not giving up. Credit that michael jordan was not the real leader in the locker room. He would and he didn't get any respect from the organization or the press. Now this you got a book coming out but we saw to move over documentary. Dr milan solid show. Look like the lead in the move through on now so he skulls got it. Isn't that a good look man. I mean he going at everybody. Kevin durant kevin durant came win the championship without any help. That this is kind of ironic. What i don't know what's got it talking about. I mean you did have michael jordan. I don't know what the hell ever are. Gotcha six re. When jordan retired in two years. Where was you at so we talk about. Elitist got i mean. You had two years to get one you. Didn't he came back. You got three. Mo- satellite you need your. That's that's what i think. I think scott. Who was writing. A boom scotty. Could've made some off color remarks but really see how he could've thought he could put that in. The book aren't brennan. Yeah he wants to sell a lot of books he got to be all. This could be folks. Because i don't. I don't know why you make that commitment. I mean like you said we saw it now. We saw one and we saw we saw. When you did it was about michael jordan and what. Rest ios in all right. Thank you junior. Coming up at the top of the hour are your twenties really the best years of your life Think about that. We'll talk about it right after this. You're listening steve harvey morning. Show me me me me me. Also you the payroll fast. Forwards is favourite born film if at powder or not okay. What's my line The only line. I see here. Script is get options based on your budget with the name your price tool from progressive. Oh man that's a tongue twister I'm sorry i'm getting a few more minutes bull. This wall risk the bogus. Well risk the name your price tool from progressive. The our nfl of the comatose coxswain casualty insurance coverage match limited by state law. Everything about child because there's nothing that they're not renew is. I knew that this is going on. I would have went out there and brought my child back when africa hardy died in two thousand fourteen. It seems completely random but it was. It was part of a pattern this his algorithm a podcast investigating a modern serial killer and how he could have been stopped within to algorithm. Now on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your favorite shows..
WBAP 820AM
"phil jackson" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Vaccinated continues. First lady Jill Biden will be in Dallas later today as she visits covered 19 vaccination sites in Texas and Arizona. Dr. Biden will tour a vaccination cited in J. Conrad High School in Dallas before heading to Houston or shall meet second Gentleman deck for an event. Starting today, Taxes utilities or resume disconnecting customers for non payment that was halted during the pandemic. Correspondent Tanya J. Power, the moratorium on disconnections for electricity, sewer and water service is over. It was originally put in place in February. During the Winter storm. The ball started rolling on the end of the moratorium on June 18th. That's when utility providers started issuing new disconnection notices to customers with past due amounts. The notice starts a 10 Day Grace period, which means disconnections begin today, the state's public The Utility commission says those who need more time to pay their utility bills are urged to contact their provider Tanya J. Powers. Fox News, The Dallas Police Department is adopting a program that uses the community police relationship to reduce hate crimes. The same place program allows Dallas businesses to register to become a safe place and put a decal in their window. Officer Meghan Thomas says the role of the businesses to fold to call 911 to report the crime specifically if they witnessed a crime or if the person has come to their business, and they're also allowing the victim to remain Their premise until police program was initiated to reduce hate crimes against the L G B T Q. Community and forward students are falling behind in the classroom, more than twice as many eighth graders in Fort Worth, I SD or not meeting the math standard for their grade. This stark drop is highlighted in the state's assessment data released earlier this week. In Fort Worth and across the Lone Star State students lost substantial ground in both math and reading. These results are said to be due to Covid 19 and the sudden shift to remote learning. Gen. Dixon W B A P News from the W B A P News desk. I'm Nicolo Say your next update A set 6 24 7 coverage at w b a p dot com For the future for the Dallas Mavericks. Regardless of who the head coaches. It all centers around Lucca Dantes. It sounds like that. Not everybody wants to play with this guy. Good morning from our Mercedes Benz of Plaintiff sports system. Steve and Brian Wind horse covers the NBA, telling a radio station that he doesn't know. How many people are going to be excited to play with the 22 year old superstar when horse, adding that he barks at the coach, he barks at his teammates. He barks at the officials. He's always, uh Barking about something he can be an irritable guy. Another story says he doesn't like his teammate Christoper Zynga's Mavs owner, Mark Cuban, said the dust ups if you want to call it that, that's what he called him. Where sort of like Dirk Nowitzki and Jason Terry and then when the team signed jet Dirk wasn't a fan. He didn't like Jason Terry. He did. Eventually, Mavs fans are hoping that this coaching change in hiring Jason Kidd will calm everybody down. We'll find out in a few months when the season gets back up and going again, but from now, lot lot going on in this off season that just ended a few weeks ago. Scottie Pippen has accused his former coach Phil Jackson, when he was playing with the Bulls. Being a racist. By saying a racial moved then you're you're calling fill a racist. I've got a problem with that. Do you think Phil was or is Oh, yeah. I mean, do you remember Phil Jackson left? The Lakers went, wrote a book on Kobe Bryant and then came back and coach them. I mean, who would do that? Tipping a guest on the Dan Patrick show? Where he talked about some comments. He made the G Q magazine about his former coach, saying it was a racial moved by Jackson did not give him a last second shot in a playoff game against the Knicks back in 19. 94. He refused to go into a game with 1.8 seconds left. After learning he wouldn't get to take the shot. Because of that he has called his former coach,.
Afternoons with Marcellus & Kelvin
Phil Jackson blames Carmelo Anthony for the downfall of the Knicks
"Phil. Jackson was on a podcast with kobe. Carl carl's son. And he blamed the knicks failures during his tenure. There on carmelo anthony's lack of leadership. Is this a big deal or no deal. Well he didn't just blame it on. Carmelo anthony lack of leadership. He blamed it on everyone but himself. He blamed it on the new york media. He blamed carmelo anthony. He blamed derek fisher. Although there fisher. Does you know we love fisher on here. But he does deserve that one but he blamed on like five different people anyone but him he said. I should have coached the team but physically couldn't do it from a health perspective. I mean dog. You know what. I mean like the greatest coach of all time just because you weren't a good gm. We're not all good at everything. So i would say big deal only because he just like let it out on everybody but himself i feel like i got a glimpse into who he is as a coach to like. I always wondered if he fully appreciated how blessed he was to coach the men that he coached and to me. I'm not saying this is definitive but for me when you show an inability to take responsibilities for your thoughts right that suggest you have an ability to take too much credit for your successes correct. And so when. I am that quote i was like. I knew you didn't think that you were lucky to get jordan. Utah jazz looking to have you
Work In Progress
Top 15 ideas for an equitable economy
"I'm pleased today to be joined by dr phil jackson of new profits. She's one of the managing partners. Enchila- thank you so much for being with us ramona. Thank you for having us especially on this exciting day where we're finally announcing the fifteen solutions for the grand challenge. I am so glad we could talk about this today. Because we've been we've talked about this in the past as you were taking in the applications for this so for those in the audience who don't know what the grand challenges when you tell us. Kind of broadly. What it is and then we can talk about. Who's some of the people have been selected to the future burton grand challenges partnered by new profit in partnership with x prize foundation. Mit solve and j f f. And what we're doing is we're giving finalist access to six million dollars. In funding to implement solutions that will rapidly reskill twenty five thousand workers into higher wage jobs and it quip influential workforce boards with vetted tools to help get americans back to work in why this is so important as that many times philanthropy. We actually give grants based on ideas. These grants are going to be given based on outcomes so it's really going to be down to how many people were trained and how many people were placed in jobs with living wages. What were you looking for as you're looking for the organizations the groups to go forward in this competition so yet so even before cova working on this initiative for two years and really what we senator around were were adults busy people who are in need of upskilling but who can't take the opportunity cost to take off a year or go back to get a four year degree so we know going into this that we were looking for accelerated learning programs and also programs that would allow a learner or a worker to earn while they learn. We know that you know people. We think. A lot about the fifty six million. Us residents who are are working minimum. Wage jobs you know less than living wage jobs that they need opportunities to to skill up in a fashion that works for their complex and busy lives and so we really wanted these entrepreneurs to be willing to center the experience of these learners right and to create solutions that will work alongside their busy lives. We talk a lot about trying to upskill four jobs now. Actually and jobs of the future are each of the program. Said are in your rapid reskilling. Are they ernest. You learn absolutely in the way that we're thinking about it. There's two things one is like you said ramona. The future of work has become the president of work right so a lot of things that we thought were going to happen. Happened in cove. It industries went away that we thought were recession proof. And so what we've tried to do with all of these trainings. Is that one is their offered free of charge to the job seekers. And we're asking about preneurs a train for jobs that will not be impacted in the future works of thinking in the next three to five years and where people can leave the short term training and actually get a job with a living wage in so those are the parameters that we looked at. And we want to make sure that these trainings were geared towards people. Don't have a bachelor's degree and have other barriers employment. There are fifteen different organizations. That will be part of the solution. They're a combination of rapid reskilling. An mit sauce. And so we're looking at the fifteen solutions of the cohort that. We're validating at workforce boards. They just came to us from different challenges. There's a couple that. I'm just really excited about the first. Is this company. That's called charger help. And what's so interesting about that. One is that they are training people to be technicians into service electric car charging stations. What's interesting to me about. The idea is one is who knew that that was a job. You know. I didn't in to who knew that you could do that type of job and not have a bachelors degree so in a sixteen week program. They're able to train someone to do this job and they can go and make upwards of hundred and fifty dollars an hour but the company itself charged for help actually pays their employees up to fifty dollars an hour but they're giving them this training. That has a great market potential. And so that's one example. Another example that we're really excited about is generations. Usa there are national nonprofit ner actually international in many ways but they're allowing people to on the job while they're like learning a new trade and they do everything from building trades to manufacturing to data to technology while they're getting the technical training they're also giving them the wraparound supports of that professional training. And what some might call soft skills but are you know really important professional skills if we're going to actually obtain a job. They're getting paid while they do it. They're tuning to like the wraparound supports. A worker might need so in terms of transportation and childcare and they are promised a job on the other end of it and so as a learner. When you're thinking about that opportunity cost of taking you know sixteen weeks or three months off to learn. You're getting some upside in the beginning. And also you've got this guarantee on the back end.
Mason & Ireland
Would the Philadelphia 76ers Regret Trading Ben Simmons for James Harden?
"So a wo- jr is reporting. Adrian roggin ascii that. The sixers are now willing to include. Ben simmons intrigued todd for james harden but they are nowhere close to a deal. Lt would you. Trade ben simmons for james harden if power which team six. So if i'm the sixers. Do i want a pair. James harden with joel embiid. You see pictures of james harden yesterday. He looks like he may have put on the greg bergman little extra little extra dance harda and was one of the big criticisms with joel embiid that embeds outta shape the beat is oftentimes out of shape as well. Yes i haven't heard that hurt a lot but oh no him. Being out of shape is a thing. So okay if you're asking me. If i want to trade away my fit superstar bring in an odor. Maybe not always fit superstar to pair with my youngest not so thin superstar. I'm gonna say no. I don't wanna do that. Trae now for ben simmons. You have to buy. His hair's not taken benson yeah. I don't think that's going to sell the the one thing. And we've we've read this tim. Tim macmahon i think wrote this article about james harden that he really alienated his teammates. Because it's described in that article that when you have. The james harden experienced that means he's running the entire show he decides if he's late for film session film session weights if he wants to go to atlanta or if he wants to fly somewhere early to party you go where james goes when you sign up for the james harden experienced. He runs your organization. I read that. I read this piece today. After i heard you guys talking about it and the line that caught me was it was an organized. Aau team that that. If if they were they were playing in la. James one of the team to stick around an extra night because he wanted to do as parting reminded me of watching the michael jordan documentary earlier this year. When phil jackson talks about letting dennis rodman go do what he needs to do. But could you imagine if rodman were the leader you know. Could you imagine if rodman showed up out of shape. See people forget robin party but he never showed about shape. He party but the next day he bought out everything. Great billable z. That's the rub though hardened balls out i mean you can sail even if all this stuff that masons brought up his true and there's no reason to think that tim macmahon made it up so i think it's all true one of the quotes in that piece that scott was talking about. Is we knew if we had more than one day off in a row. The james harden was on a plane. Go into party. But we also knew he would come back and drop fifty point triple double on people the problem with this whole this whole issue. The whole heart issue is there's only fifteen guys in the world they can lead your team to a title and you need to have at least one and maybe two of them and hardens one of those guys so he's not. What are you talking about his first team all nba four times your conflict eighty accolades from the media and stats with being. Do lead your team to a championship. Those aren't bra. Elsa elsie you're right. He's great with the counting stats guy won the won the mvp two years ago. He walked up to the podium. And said you're listening to k spn los angeles but can't you make a distinction between a guy who can can put up stats and a guy who can score versus a guy who can lead a team to a championship. Yup there is a
SportsCenter All Night
Did 1998 have to be the last dance for Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls?
"At last we heard Michael Jordan say that from the outset of the nineteen ninety seven ninety eight season it was their last chance Phil Jackson he said could have gone any joint in the regular season and still would not have been back throughout the last dance we were reminded of Jordan's competitiveness and as we watch the end of a ten hour documentary about a team a franchise that just won six titles in an eight year span Michael Jordan was upset he did have a chance to go for a seventh the bulls were broken up the rebuilding began after that nineteen ninety eight championship could they have had one more in the could they have kept the team together if they tried ESPN's Michael Wilbon Jackie MacMullan I would bet on Scotty Michael and Phil Jackson anytime anywhere let's start with that but here's the problem Phil and Jerry Krause Scott their relationship was untenable by that point so there was no way Phil was going to come back if you don't have still come back then who's going to control Dennis robin even
Pro Football Talk with Mike Florio
ESPN Michael Jordan doc: 'The Last Dance' episode 3-4 highlights
"From now last night the last dance Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls we have a so it's three and four and these two episodes centered on two different revolving storyline it's been a little bit confusing as great as the filmmaking is it's been a little confusing if they darted back and forth between eras the reason they're doing this is not just a start to finish documentary the timeline of the nineteen ninety Chicago Bulls which which start hypothetically would Jordan gets there the eighties then go right through nineteen ninety eight instead of it's built around the all access footage that they got in nineteen ninety eight and so that's got to be at the core of it and then they build around that the sub plots of what happened with Jordan first got there the building of the culture of the hiring of Phil Jackson the resentment of the Jerry Krause the addition of Scotty Pippin all these little things along the way and so last A. U. two totally different eras kind of combining these two episodes the one era being the nineteen late nineteen eighties early nineteen nineties wars with the Detroit Pistons the bad boys pits and buys that Thomas Joe Dumars and Dennis Rodman and then the modern carnival surrounding Dennis Rodman with the bulls and I say moderate in air quotes because it was nineteen ninety eight so you have the late eighties wars with the pistons and the late nineties battles in keeping Dennis Rodman on tracks was been a little confusing to go back and forth if you're not really familiar with how the whole thing unfolded I thought as I assumed that the episode against the episode of the wars with the pistons were going to was going to be one of the most captivating if not the most captivating because it is a moment in time where Michael still can't win and I think that there is I don't want to see it inaccurate because it is accurately the the reputation of Michael Jordan's accurately depicted as six time champion he did those things he was six now in the NBA finals six NBA finals MVP awards they never went to a game seven so is accurately depicted as a winner but what is often times forgotten is there is a chunk of his career he is not a winner and when I see the tear downs of lebron James o'reilly C. with anybody's compared to Michael of they don't have the killer instinct they're not a winner they don't take the last shot all this stuff that really is surrounded lebron by and large but it's hit other players as well and kind of makes everybody pal compares to Michael I keep reminding myself and those around me yeah but Michael wasn't always Michael that we know him now he's a finished product he is now a icon he was a winner but there were years that's the reason is because I watch those years had remember getting Sports Illustrated the mail where it said basically you don't the pistons are stopping Michael Jordan could can Michael didn't get past the pistons can Michael Jordan win a championship and that the conversation at that time nationally was Michael great individual player cannot win the title is not good enough to make his teammates better in Seoul I was glad that that part of the narrative is being talked about with that with the pistons that does our blood feuds and Michael could not get over this any loss to the pistons three consecutive years the only highlight the last two years the United ninety last night they lost we get eighty eight as well that is three years off Hey gene for Michael to after where they did they finally get over to nineteen ninety one so those wars to me were the most fascinating part about last night's two episodes because that to me is one of those interesting errors if not the most interesting era of the bulls is that they are better than garbage which they were when he took over when when he got drafted they're not as good as they were when it was assumed they would just blow through the league they're in this transition state it it's almost like it's almost like growing from a warm or caterpillar to a butterfly it's in that moment is the nineteen ninety in nineteen ninety one pivot point post seasons where they lose to the to the pistons in seven and then they finally beat him in nineteen ninety one by sweeping them and I say and the bad boy pistons walk off the floor before the game is over and don't shake the
The NBA Show
How the Warriors stack up against Jordan's Bulls
"Everybody in the free world. Watch the last dance the other night. It appears Draymond. Green did too and draymond green went on a podcast yesterday. uninterrupted W RT s after. Show party with Paul Rivera and Maverick Carter. No less And he likened their last season with Kevin Durant the warriors to what he had just watched on. Tv with the last season of the Bulls and he didn't hold back and he said one of the things from watching it. Was that what you saw? Is everybody kind of set it up like this is going to be the last year and so there was none of that elephant in the room hanging out there for their team That last warriors team with Durant and said that you know. Steve tried to deal with it but Kevin was asked about it every day. Dream on saying I want to be a warrior for Life Klay say and I want to be a warrior for life and then there was this elephant in the room the entire year and it was almost as if he watched the last dance and thought Jeez They handled that a lot. Better like hanging out there the whole year. Everybody knew that was going to be the end and so they just treated it that way the whole year. What you guys think. I mean ownership didn't handle it better. The player of the players may have the players may have handled it at worst. And Scottie Pippen you know getting the surgery when he did wanting out you know Jordan thinking was selfish but ownership on the warriors side of things. At least their goal is building with sustainability. They WANNA keep steph curry and Klay Thompson and continue winning. Reisen Dorf in Krause and the Bulls were ready to pull the plug after the first three championships. Trying to trade pippen for camp granted that still a win but then after it it's about China. Tear Down Arriba. I don't see that from the warriors now but it is fascinating. How much history has repeated in some ways with the disease of more and whatnot that manifested with Katie? Always being jealous of steph curry in the spotlight that he received and you look at what the Bulls went through in the nineties. I it is hard to see the parallels from the players side. We think I didn't see it. I just think Jerry mind was a I think he was a little narcissistic with it is totally different situation. Durant in that situation is basically the Rodman character. Rodman was on the Bulls for three years. Durant shows up for three years pushes him to another level but other I mean the bulls thing was so different Jordan and pippen were together for you know twelve years and there were Phil Jackson for. I don't know it was at least nine or whatever and everything was the same and they were just going going going and they had all these different ups and downs and that warriors thing you know they durant was on that team for blip was if you add up when when he actually showed up and then when he left. It's less than three years. It's like thirty months It's not a perfect comparable for for either team. But I do think you know the players you know seeking that attention. Wanting what's there's at I think with that aspect there's some similarities but overall though I mean I'm with you in the sense that ownership in front office objectives here are far different in what the Bulls wanted to do in the nineties with Crowson. Reisen Dorf is far different than what the warriors are trying to do with Myers and and warriors ownership. Now right I mean the differences with the warriors thing. It was one person undermining the whole thing. Durant yeah the Bulls thing it was. It was like a bad marriage with you. Know eight nine different people. All knowing like the marriage is ending and I think with the warriors they kept trying to pull durant back in that second season when he was there was when it started to fall apart in the third season. I still feel like they felt like it might be salvageable until they had that clippers game and then after that I think there are some similarities with the chemistry. Let's say let's say this. Let's say draymond. His way would have played out the way he wanted to write like. I don't buy for one second. If Kevin Durant started that season said this is my last year with the warriors it still would have been a problem like the right here the whole year by the way. He should have done that though. That's how he should have handled it and I think part of the problem is he didn't handle it that way. And you know the players and the team new organization. They knew he was leaving. They knew about all the New York stuff they thought it was gonna be the Knicks but they knew he was leaving. It was by especially by February march ever in the league new so I think from that standpoint underminded what's the elephant in the room. That draymond talking about that. You know what I'm saying if they all had this understanding Kevin. Ain't going to be with US after this year. Then why is he acting like it was a problem throughout the entire year? That Kevin was just saying Oh. I don't know we'll see we'll because I think Kevin probably agree with this. I think there was still hope that he might do a one eighty. You know I I think that. And honestly with the with the ninety eight balls and you're gonNA find out in the tenth part it came a lot closer to everybody coming back except for Rodman I I think they knew Rodman was done but I think once they actually won. I think there was a moment there where they were like Holy Shit. What are we doing? We gotTA defend this again.
Golic & Wingo
Draymond: Warriors had 'elephant in room' in KD
"And speaking of Draymond green we played a little bit of sound from him in the sports center update there and to what you're talking about again dream on green was on uninterrupted W. R. T. S. after party basically saying but at least the bulls knew from the beginning of the season this was it they knew it was going to be imploded after the ninety seven ninety eight season and they knew that was going to be it one way or another and that was that was the last chance exactly as as Phil Jackson moved into a fair and drain lines like we never had that opportunity that was kind of the elephant in the room at all does Steve what kind of of like let's just enjoy this year for what it is because we don't know where you make sure homes it didn't carry it necessarily carry the same weight because what should have happened we'll come out and say Hey man alive like this is it like so let's let's do this yeah this isn't it you know so but you can just leave because what happened was the question came to us everyday life claim also was asked about our country and it was strictly due to you know because what I was going home it was sad I want to be awarded for like I want to be here we started this thing this is why I want to be and then you kind of have children right I don't know what to do next year like it don't matter but it does matter because you're not the only person that has to answer that question and to be quite Frank with you you're the last person that has there's no question because you don't really say thank you don't say much to the media anything it's all of a sudden
Dana Loesch
Airport rape victim files lawsuit against suspect and former employer
"A woman who who says says she she was was raped raped on on the the job job well well at at Atlanta's Atlanta's airport airport is is now now suing suing the the suspect suspect in in their their former former employer employer every every day day I I have have to to live live through through it it a a really really Amancio Amancio was was on on a a janitorial janitorial shift in hearts Phil Jackson's atrium when she says her boss took her into a locked room and raped her he told me to pull my pants down to do he says he was starring in me with my job the ABM industries supervisor Eddie Sanders is jailed but Nancy is lawyer Jonathan Johnson says the company has a years long history of sexual violence detailed in a documentary and lawsuits those women held the company accountable and you would have thought they might have changed some of their behavior practices but obviously not
Golic & Wingo
Knicks Rumors: Are David Fizdale, Steve Mills, and Scott Perry's Jobs Safe Amid Woes?
"Terminator words NASCAR ESPN senior NBA insider on the shell pens or performance I protect your engine this winter use pens all synthetic motor oil made from natural gas not crude oil won't so in that regard we don't believe Davis is there will be much longer with this job considering that statement but when we look at next level up and you mentioned this is not a great roster the decisions made in the off season when do Steve mills and Scott Perry's jobs get a look at this point considering Steve mills is now on I think its fifth head coach as the next president of basketball operations James Dorn question and he has shown tremendous confidence and especially Steve mills whose band on the job through several different regimes president of women all the way back to the Isaiah Thomas days you know Phil Jackson comes and runs a team and then we don't see bills gets another I'll run way here as president and you know they're easy history has shown that Dolan has had our favorites clearly see bills one of his favorites and you know I'm told he has all power me now to make a decision on they would've Israel's future and you know whether you know whether they will look at the front office down the line I mean you I mean you know in these jobs if you don't win if there's you need to be a really smart front office guy said to me you know years ago you need to be either you need to have one of two things you need to be able to sell winning or sell hope any kind of look around the N. B. A. you could and and and you can look at the places where you can sell either of them and right now for the next you certainly don't have winning and and I think selling hope is really difficult for where where they are
First and Last with Lundberg and Golic, Jr.
Magic Johnson continues to tarnish the Lakers' and his legacy
"In addition to Vogel, being officially introduced Monday, the Lakers were front and center with Magic Johnson's comments on ESPN's I take then I start hearing, you know, massing you're not working hard enough, Magic's, not in office. So people around the Laker office was telling me saying things, and I didn't like those things being said behind my back wasn't in the office enough, and so on and on. So Magic Johnson going public again with the dirty laundry from the LA Lakers. What do we make it ESPN insider Adrian Wiltshire around, I think two things with Magic Johnson. Number one, a lot of excuses and blame on other people for the simple fact that he didn't want to do this job. He told he said he told janey bus in the beginning, I'm not going to be here on a full-time basis. I'm going to run my business. He didn't stay in there on a full-time basis. He was not around very. Often. So if rob Pelinka had said to somebody Magic's, not here. He's not around. It was a statement of fact, maybe not so much backstabbing. And number two, the fact that magic brought up the idea today of wanting to buy the Lakers. They're not for sale. But certainly, he got that idea out there that he would like to own that team to me that was certainly something of a message for, gene. Everything he doesn't says, is strategic is that the reason in your mind why he came out and wanted to talk about all of this today? I think it was. There's no question. It was part of it. But the blaming of everybody else for him walking away how he quit. In the end he made it very clear, this job takes tremendous commitment wasn't willing to make it right. Even though he made that clear between bus in the beginning at the end of the day, she's the leader. She's the boss, boss. And so you have to point to the top when there's an issue like those issues, the now she's got an even bigger problem on her hands. Palinka still running things. How does she won't? She has the lead here, and by Magic Johnson not being around by him going weeks at a time not being around the facility, not that valuating talent not working with coaches it created a leadership vacuum. And you've seen a lot of people. A lot of names, the Rambus is Tim Harris. Phil Jackson pe-, different people are going to fill that void. She has to decide about how she wants this organization. Run by committee with lots of people or does, she want to centralize it. And right now, she seems to want this organization by committee. That's a hard way to do it in the states that way, then how can anyone expect things to change by the way Frank Vogel? The new head coach congratulations. This is going to be fun. Speaking, frank. We have much more on his news. It wasn't about him. Of course Pelinka was going to be asked about the match situation. Angeles. Magic's comments on Monday, of course, much of it being a he said he said situation as for the reaction from our Stephen Smith. There's no way in hell. I'm not
The Dan Patrick Show
NBA Reveals Refs Missed 17 Calls for Rockets, 11 for Warriors in Game 1
"About officials during the NBA playoffs is nothing new, but the rockets apparently took it to the next level yesterday. Preparing a report to show that the refs cost them a trip to the NBA finals last season. We'll see how all this noise about bad calls affects tonight's game two and the rest of this series. But there's no easy answer. When it comes to officiating. James harden, something we talked about yesterday at great length. He's physical. He's unorthodox. He draws. Contact. He likes contact. He's always going to get a lot of calls. But the question is is he getting the right calls. It's important to remember. None of this is new because players and coaches have been complaining forever. You can Google Tim Duncan Joey Crawford or watch Phil Jackson, Pat, Riley work, the officials, and if you think Hardin is hard to officiate imagine trying to officiate a game, which akilah Neil. There's no perfect solution here, and you can't blame the rockets for at least trying to gain an advantage here a tight competitive series, and it may come down to how it's called. And it won't be the first time for sport. That's very difficult to officiate Steve Kerr had a little bit of fun with this yesterday at his press conference. He had this to say about fouls Kolding game on the focus should be on. Team's plane. Extremely hard me watching the he'll bowl teams just got after and competed. But you know, we just watched the tape upstairs. You don't think there were ten calls. We thought we got fouled in this is out goes, and every coaching illegal tell you the same thing, you watch the tape, and you hope man, that's that's. It's the nature game. It's it's very very difficult to officiate an NBA game. There's all kinds of gray area. And you know in the modern game. You know, a lot of players have have gotten really good at deception creating contact. Okay. Steve Kerr thrown out some verbal bouquets their complementing the officials. How would he feel if they lost game one? You know, they missed a lot of calls out there. The NBA has this two minute video review were they look at the calls. They missed and they admitted that they miss him calls in this game. My problem with the the rockets is let's live in the now, let's not be looking back to game seven last year. I got a problem with that. You gotta be Golden State. And it's now it's not you know, you guys caused us the NBA finals last year. Okay. How did you guys shoot? You miss twenty seven consecutive three pointers in that game. Was that the officials? Yes, that's because they were fouled apparently apparently all of them. What do they shoot like eight for forty four from three point range in game seven last year on your home floor? Yes. You didn't have Chris Paul? You should've won that game. But don't live in the past. And if you wanna bring attention to this now now all of a sudden, you're going down into your basement into your lab, and you're looking at all this. Video and say look at all of these miss calls. You had. Okay. The officials. Are you saying the officials are favoring the Golden State Warriors? Are you saying that's what I want to hear are these just bad officials is their favouritism?
Afternoons with Marcellus & Kelvin
Phil Jackson visits Lakers' practice facility
"He's I think he lives back in. We're NFL right now. I think he's so it'd be just like geo target location. They're not just joking. I think that. He lived over there. I know he's there a lot. Okay. But it is what you're saying that he was seen before let me just like all the conspiracy theories. He's not going to coach the team. I don't see that at all ever. Well, as long as the Brown James is they're pretty sure that LeBron and maverick Carter and the posse comment with him. Yeah. Now, you don't think magic genie could bridge that gap. Look, I will never say never to anything. I never thought filter coach Kobe again after that book. Right. And they want to champion. So never rule out the Lakers for say never Verschueren. Jamie. CBS sports fantasy football expert. We got a full border calls. He's joining us year because he's awesome. And thank you Jamie for hanging out. All right. So let me ask you a question. I have Cam Newton on one of my leagues in you know, it's one of those keeper league. So he's like my keeper quarterback. I've had them forever for the most part. He does all right for me. But God he's playing terrible now like should I just start and whatever else my backup is. I mean, it depends on who else your backup is. But it's not about I did explore another option. Look, he's got us up matchup against the same. They've been very good defensively of late and this older. I think is the biggest issue, you know, you might want
The Herd with Colin Cowherd
Facing AndrewLuck
"Of things you face. Andrew luck this week. And I know you've seen film on Andrew. I love. Andrew lock I think life a lot of times is do you get support? Nobody can do it alone in life. Nobody no player. Michael, jordan. Yeah. Not in football, by the way, Michael Jordan needed Scottie Pippen and Phil Jackson too. And I look at Andrew lock in those first few years, man. He didn't have an align. He didn't have a running game. Now, he has both Logan Ryan when you look at the film of Andrew luck. What do you see what jumps out to you? Because this is the biggest titans game in the regular season. Logan. I can remember in years. What do you see? I see that he's healthy. I mean, he's doing the ball. Like Andrew lucked does and early in his career when he was healthy and has some protection he was MVP candidate. So that's what it is the last games. He hasn't. He hasn't got saying. I mean, that's the key. If you give any quarterback or especially a good one some time in this lead. They can pick you apart. I mean, I I tip my hand. I think that we have the best cover guys NFL. I think we're the best secondary. I think we can match up with anybody man to man with our three corners and our Tuesday fifties. But if you give anybody time, you can't cover them forever. So we have to find a way to disrupt his timing it and then offense align make him uncomfortable. Similar to what we did last week. We just had to really make comfortable back there and allow our coverage in our in our in our rush to the Matt mareo, I think that's the key. You
Under The Hood
Fred 'Tex' Winter dies at 96
"Former bulls coach Fred Tex winter considered the architect of the famed triangle offense passed away earlier today, the organization confirmed so that's a shame because he was he was the guy building the triangle, everybody thinks Phil. Sometimes you forget about the the you got you Bach and the defense and Tex winter on the offense. They were what they were the guys that the brains behind Phil Jackson, and Phil Jackson would always tell you immediately. The Tex winter was the one who was the architect of the triangle offense
Atlanta's Morning News
Vehicles used as weapons
"Unless three minutes five thirty nine dollar midtown temperature is fifty eight to update the deadly attack in toronto wsb's bill caiaccio reports live with authorities are not yet calling it terrorism yet marcy ten people are dead another fifteen injured after a van runs over pedestrians this happened during a very busy time in the city of toronto wanted the busiest streets in the country police chief mark saunders id's the suspect is twenty five year old alex minassian who was not on their radar ryan baker is one of the suspects neighbors i think that someone like this live in your neighborhood it's scary while police say it seemed deliberate they say there's no known connection to terrorism reporting live bill caiaccio wsb eight students are injured after their school bus crashes onto eightyfive dekalb county until the nineteen students from cedar grove middle school and champion theme school were on their way home when the bus of may contact with a tractor trailer the district says students were transported to children's health care eggleston as a precaution police have not yet told us what caused the crash and alfa reta police officers injured after a high speed chase down georgia four hundred that reach speeds of more than one hundred forty miles per hour went through roswell down in the sandy springs howard miller of alfa reta police tells channel two action news the officer involved in the crash was treated at the hospital and released forty nine year old john bowling faces several charges including dui a former school employees in northwest georgia's indicted on child sex charges the rome news tribune reports twenty old jeffrey ryan lance is charged with arranging sex with people online he thought were minors was one of eight arrests made during a child exploitation sting the floyd county school district says it's fired lands from his job in the city's department following his arrest wbz news time five forty one nineteen minutes three our second sim some of the aviation weather conditions around the arts phil jackson international airport has three hundred foot ceiling at about one mile visibility kind of murky meterologist kirk mellish shorts live once again we're gonna be stuck with that all day do you expect lifts it will lift the after we get the son ogden starts warming processes going some.