CJ Watson

Kobe was just like, you know, I don't know what I was doing.

I was calling for a double team.

Yeah, one-on-one against Kobe, what are you going to do?

Yeah, yeah, you got to ask for help.

I don't know why Coach Nelson asked me to guard him.

Well, you were known as the defender, right?

Yeah, but I was still a small point guard.

You know, he was 6'6", 6'7", so a lot different.

Oh, yeah, yeah, for sure, yeah.

Shea's unguardable, you know, Joker, LeBron to an extent, you know, Steph to an extent.

So KD, you know, a lot of great players out there who are unguardable.

You need two or three guys or a whole team, you know, to kind of stop them.

I don't think you'll ever shut them down, but you can make their night tough.

Damn.

So you think one-on-one that you just can't do anything?

Probably, yeah, yeah.

A lot of that comes to it.

That's why Jordan was so kind of dynamic because even how great he is because he did all that in the era where –

you could punch people and like, you know, damn their elbow and do all that kind of stuff to them.

So, but yeah, if he played in this era, he'd be probably averaging, you know, 40 or 50 points.