Chris Cote

Cuervo is the thing that turns hanging out into this is the night.

It has that effect on people.

It does.

You usually take the credit for it.

But again, it's the Cuervo effect.

It's like that moment in a big game where everyone in the crowd just starts standing up, hooting and hollering.

Keep it Cuervo.

Keep it Cuervo, baby.

Also, I'm man enough to admit I just learned that.

I'm putting that in my notes.

But you're a skilled player, Tony.

You make the pass to the guy camping out right under the hoop.

yep i have i gotta make a choice now i did a half measure i should have just scrambled all the way but yes no this was a teachable moment and it was after that we went on an incredible run didn't lose a game so yeah so you just got to come up here and make sure that you seal so the shooter doesn't have that even if your guy's going to come around and you're worried about the shot here your help side's got to be there my help side wasn't that

My help side wasn't there.

I was aware enough to recognize that.

And also, you have to imagine, I have the cardio of a 40-year-old man that hadn't played basketball in 15 years.

So all in all, though, prime Dennis Rodman is a good starting point for a guy that's playing out there with real hoopers.

Guys, Tony, he's legit good.

He's great.

So much so that he is aware enough to know that next game he plays against me, he has to bang down inside because he has to adjust because I'm the X factor or the O factor.