Chandler Parsons
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard 25 Jun
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That is not the look of an innocent man.
That is not the look of an innocent man.
And thanks for stopping by.
That is not the look of an innocent man.
Make it look more defined.
They say it works.
That is not the look of an innocent man.
How we doing? Thanks for having me on.
Yeah, you know, I think it's just the youth, right? It's just how young they are. They haven't done it before. They're inexperienced. And as good and calm and cool as SGA is, you don't really trust the Jalen Williams yet. You don't know if Chet is going to be healthy. And they're extremely deep, and they're well coached, and they defend, and they have all the pieces.
We just want to see them do it on a big stage before we go and trust them as much as we trust, you know, a Jokic and the Nuggets or, you know, a more experienced poise team that's been like that. But... That doesn't mean we can just write them off. I think they have no chance just because they haven't been there and they're young. They're a great team.
And obviously the way the landscape of their franchise is set up for years to come is one of the best in sports. But I think this year will be a tell-all of how they handle the playoffs, how they handle adversity, how they handle going on the road and closing out a series. We'll learn a lot about the Thunder, I think, this postseason.
It might be the Nuggets. It might be the Nuggets. Something like that is so good offensively and as good as the Thunder are defensively. They gave up 140 points last night, which is the most points they've given up all year long. And that just kind of gives credit to how good the Nuggets are. When you have a seven-foot all-world point guard that kind of initiates everything. You have Jamal Murray.
you know, bubble Jamal Murray things, giving you 34. And are they going to get stuff from those other guys, from the Browns, from the Peyton Watson's, the Julian straw, there's, can those guys kind of give you those eight to 12 points and good solid minutes off the bench? We'll see. But the, Match-ups are definitely a thing, and I was jumbled up. The standings are.
It'll be interesting to kind of see where that falls because you've got teams like the Warriors that are going to be a tough out. You've got a team like the Los Angeles Lakers that aren't just going to lay down. They're going to be tough to beat four times. So there are a lot of interesting match-ups that could go either way for them.
I don't think he's a lead the offense type of guy. I think he's a great, you know, piece to, to space the floor, to not allow guys to double team Yoko's, to not allow guys to blitz Jamal Murray and pick and roll. I think he's kind of found that craft for, he does seem a little timid sometimes when he picks and chooses when he wants to be aggressive.
And I feel like he's the one guy on the floor that he can frustrate Yoko's when he does take those early bad threes. And he kind of see some hand gestures from Yoko's sometimes where he doesn't make the swing swing. And, I think that goes back to high school where he was just the guy, right? He was the number one player.
Obviously he had the back issues at Missouri and stuff, but he was in a highly, highly touted dude that's always been the guy. So when you have someone like that, and now you're basically a role player playing with the best player in the world, probably hard to adjust and you probably think you could be doing more.
And he's honestly the guy that I thought that they were going to move off of this trade deadline. And obviously they didn't, he's back, but I like him. He's a great rebounder. He's, he's, he's a great rebounding wing. He can defend and he can really shoot it. I think he just, you're right. He picks and chooses when he wants to be aggressive. He can't really create for others off the dribble either.
So he's kind of turned into this six, eight, six, nine spot up shooter. So who knows, can he go somewhere else and do more? I don't know if we'll ever see, but he's definitely interesting to me because I do part of me think that he could expand his game more, but then sometimes I think he just is who he is.
Yeah, no, I totally agree. And again, I don't know if he's that guy where you, you know, Jokic and Murray are out. Are you going to go play through Michael Porter? I don't know if he has that kind of game. I don't know. And I'm sure he's capable and he's erupted for these big nights where he can shoot the piss out of the ball. And I mean, he could put the ball in the basket. No doubt.
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