Domonique Foxworth
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931 appearances
21 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
Domonique Foxworth’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I mean, we got to see what the defense gives us.
We got John Fantas coming on later in the show to talk to us about the tournament. So that's a run-the-ball situation. We got David Sampson, which is always fun. I love David Sampson. He makes me seem so smart. He's the best.
But I think at some point we're going to get to Steph Curry hitting a ridiculous amount of threes, but I think we got to start with what Jokic did last night in double overtime, a 61-point triple-double. He's insane. All the shots in the paint look like they're mistakes, but they always somehow... Go in. He's incredible. The passing.
And I was watching the highlights of that game this morning because it was on way too late for me. But Charlie was still up. He couldn't sleep because he's a Jokic head.
It was a cagey vet. The guy who's been there in all the moments. The guy who is accustomed to being blamed for teams coming short of their championship expectations. Well, obviously last night wasn't a championship moment. It felt like a playoff level game. It was one of the better games of the season so far with the Nuggets taking on the Wolves.
Those games are particularly interesting, and those guys are playing for something. There are some teams in the league that are playing to lose, also. But I'm not going to get negative into tanking. At some point, I think I've got to solve for tanking. We're going to get to that later. But I do appreciate the fact that we're at a point in the season where all the games matter. And we're locked in.
They're playing hard. You go double overtime. Steph is doing Steph things. And in that particular game, the thing that stood out to me was I was shocked at how many big shots Aaron Gordon hit, big threes. And I was like, let me look up. Because that was always the thing on Aaron Gordon was like, he couldn't be a number one in part because of his ability to shoot.
I mean, you looked at me like I was stupid. They pushed him as a number one in Orlando. Don't act like they didn't try. You can't be a number two in a playoff team. Don't act like they didn't try to trick us into being Eric Gore to be a number one.
That was what was happening. I was setting this up to be a compliment to Eric Gore. That's not what I meant. I set it up improperly.
You could run down the street and shake it up. Speaking of running... Taylor, he might get embarrassed today because I walked in this morning and that fool Taylor was, I don't know if you know about this, Amin, but yesterday, Taylor was out here popping a little, talking a little cash to me like he could beat me in a race.
And I was like, I'm not trying to race because I don't want to get injured like my guy at the Hawks game. Yeah, I don't want to get injured like my guy at the Hawks game. But anyway, I walk in here and Taylor looking at me, Like, I'm a kid. Like, yeah. Relax, Kelvin Sampson. You can't run with me. Chill out, young Tay-Tay. And then so he's sizing me up. So I'm sizing him up.
And I have even more confidence after I sized him up. Because I didn't check out. Like, we saw his shoulders and arms. But today he was looking at me like he wanted to race me. So I had to check out the engine. Taylor ain't got no dunk. He can't run. He ain't got no engine. He don't got no cakes. You can't fly if you ain't got no cakes. I'm sorry this is uncomfortable.
I don't mean to objectify you, Taylor, but I know this from when I was being scouted. The coaches and the scouts. Check your ass first. Yeah. So they start. I remember my dad. Turn around, boy. My dad wasn't a very good athlete, but he obviously was very involved in me getting recruited. And I went to my first combine when I was a sophomore in high school.
And the coaches were standing next to my dad. Like, man. Yeah. I mean, he's going to be a good player. He's explosive. And he got real nice hips. And I remember my dad was like, you know what school you're not going to? That one. He talking about how you got nice hips. I was like, no, no, dad. It means like I turned well or whatever. He was very confused.
I mean, that's a football thing. If you listen to draft stuff, you hear a hip. I'm sure you hear it even worse. Here's the thing. What's the worst thing?
My dad stood in the way. And I did not go to that school, not because of that. But I think that it's part of it is that you, you're probably right. But I have been around football so much that some of the lingo in football is comfortable to me. I wonder what the basket, because y'all ain't better than us.
No, it was not.
The basketball equivalent. Yeah, is there a basketball equivalent terminology? Because that was definitely, we talked about high hips, loose hips, nice hips. There's butt conversations, always butt conversations in football because that's where your power is from. And speed, there's like, yeah, he's got a good butt. You can hear coaches say that.
Right here. There's no basketball equivalent. You guys are too evolved for that. You are the most progressive sport, they say.
Okay, so open isn't objectifying. Do you believe, so watching Steph in the Warriors, well, in the Warriors is the right way to phrase it after last night. Steph went for 52, 10, 8, and 5 with 12 threes versus Memphis. I've been hesitant to accept the fact that Jimmy Butler has taken this team to being a legitimate title contender, but I have
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