Andre Iguodala & Evan Turner: An Epic NBA Chat On Their Careers, Jordan Poole, Bad Cultures & More

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  @Defort-jd8xe · 3 years ago

  Thats the best type of podcast. It doesnt feel like an oversized interview.. its just them talking.

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  @desireubensealey · 3 years ago (edited)

  This has to be one of the best episodes I've ever seen JJ do.  They need a round two of this episode.  This was gold...AI talking about JP, EJ talking about being a killer on the court turning soft, and JJ's comments. Then seeing the genuine laughs...an instant classic.

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  @presise1620 · 3 years ago

  This was the realest basketball discussion on a podcast ever. Thank you Evan Turner.

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  @hpstackz · 3 years ago

  The sincerity in JJ's voice when he says, "I don't think you're a bust, Evan." What a guy.

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  @tgonnabfamous13 · 3 years ago

  Evan turnt up and then went right back to being a “nice guy.” That’s how you know he has a good heart and love for the game. You are who you are.

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  @TTT-z9h2y · 3 years ago

  “You held him to that 40 point triple double” 😂

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  @pol44r · 3 years ago (edited)

  Andre Miller aka the Professor, absolute master of the game,  once averaged 11 assists on one of the worst offensive team in the nba in the slowest pace possible

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  @anodyne57 · 3 years ago

  Evan's career may have been diminished but his sense of humor was left intact...he had me crying. He's one funny guy.

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  @TChambers85 · 3 years ago

  Can the three of you have a joint podcast like this every month? This collab is the new big three

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  @lilruse · 3 years ago

  Respect to Evan Turner. Real fans know you were a great team basketball player.

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  @4gotten1sart · 3 years ago

  This entire Episode was excellent, but the last 30mins of these Guys being Candid about their feelings pertaining to &quot;Surviving&quot; in the league was somewhat emotional. <br>When ET said he cried because he was unsure about his future, I felt that in my soul as a former athlete. These Guys had a dream that 99% of basketball players have, make it to the NBA. They are THE BEST PLAYERS IN THE ENTIRE WORLD and worked their a$$es off to become that. From high school to college they were the best, then make it to the league just to become a role player or have a lesser role than what they&apos;ve done their entire life. That is an adjustment in itself. Not to mention that if you get drafted to a team that openly says, &quot;Were not trying to win right now&quot;. If a player then tries to take his future into his own hands and shoots more and passes less or tries to get traded to a better situation, he&apos;s selfish and gets bashed by fans, the owners and the media. But nobody mentions how these teams draft guys just to let their lifelong dream or a career get wasted away. I&apos;m not saying players shouldn&apos;t be held accountable for some negative things they do that may hurt the team, but there should be WAY MORE scrutiny on these teams for putting players in bad positions for selfish reasons. That&apos;s why I love the fact that players are now starting to structure deals that better benefit them. The owners are Billionaires and will be financially set for decades, but these &quot;Expendable pieces (players)&quot; are a dime a dozen.<br>When an owner does what&apos;s best for his team and pockets, it&apos;s a business... but notice how when a player looks out for himself in the same manner, he&apos;s Selfish.<br>GREAT SHOW TODAY GUYS!

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  @LilShrooms · 3 years ago (edited)

  nah this has some of the best one liners in the whole mf series i’m dyinggggg <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkpPPxJbUIQ&amp;t=2134">35:34</a> “Bro you guys are really the superhumans of your people” 😭

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