Colin Cowherd

Some of this is the basketball culture, even with our stars, creates holes until you're about 26 to 27.

Then you got a six-year run of

You know, go look at Jordan.

Scored, that was it.

Then he developed into a greater teammate.

I'm rambling, but I think we're sometimes a little unfair because we look at these iconic prodigies and we're like, oh, his game's not complete.

Of course, who's complete at 22?

Look at our champions.

Um,

I mean, the Toronto Blue Jays got to a game seven against the Dodgers.

Sam Darnold's career, right?

Labeled a bust.

Jalen Brunson.

You know, I always said, very good, not a star.

I'm apparently wrong.

I call the Knicks a good team, not a very good team.

Is that I think one of the things, and I think this is very healthy for sports, is that maturity, like the thing about the Knicks that really jumps out to me,

Three Villanova guys, a coach that's willing to listen.

You know, I remember years ago, remember when Buster Douglas beat Mike Tyson?

It was the best fight easily.