Gilbert Arenas
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135 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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That's usually already established in practice training camp, you know, one-on-ones after practice, right? We've done already established who gets the ball at the end of the game. The only person that can offset that is the coach. Right? When coach and analytics say, hey, everybody gets to touch. We're all equal here. This is a team sport.
That's the only thing that goes into play when you're talking about who takes these last shots. But Like Brunson, he didn't just get to New York and everybody was like, hey, you take all the last shots. No, he's earned that through battling them every day in practice, them in training camp and hitting big shots throughout the beginning of the season.
And he's like, yeah, that's the guy right there.
Okay, it was more clickbait-ish, right? I'm very good at wordplay. So I said he will be the worst. So if he wins the next one, he'll be the worst three-time MVP in the last 40 years, right? Because it was like, so I looked at the, so basically when I said, and you say Jokic, MVP, and worse, everybody forgets anything else you're saying, right? They're already offended.
so i added three so there's only five people that's that's right three-time mvps those five were in that time frame is magic bird jordan lebron and yokich at that time he's gonna rank fifth right instead of saying five i say worse right right it just it just sounds better for headlines right um That's smart. That was, you know, more of it just, you know, trying to corral it.
Four-time? I mean. It's LeBron and Wilt. LeBron, Wilt. I think MJ, MJ, MJ will. But in my time frame, yes, he would be the worst because it'd be like LeBron, MJ and Kareem and Kareem.
I mean, okay.
Yeah, you know, it's just depending on your time frame. He would be the second worst five-time MVP. If you use all of NBA, if you narrow it down, it depends on how you want to do it these days.
When you're talking about MVP and when you're talking about these debates, for some reason, everybody wants to use the team award first. You want to use...
uh championships when it's actually the opposite when you're talking about someone's personal legacy it goes off of how dominant was he individually and then team stuff is later on so when you do a point system on if you look at the top 10 you will realize them championships is irrelevant when it comes to your individual awards. Scottie Pippen has six, right? Yeah.
There's guys who don't have rings in front of him on the all-time list. Oh, yeah, yeah. You got Karl Malone in front of him. You got John Stockton. You got people who don't even have one in front of them because his six is not valued like Michael Jordan's six. But if you take away Michael Jordan's rings, he has 10 scoring titles. He has six MVPs. He has defensive ward.
Those, it shows his personal dominance. Jokic's personal dominance. When he's done, you have to argue. He's top one, two best sinners ever. The only person who you remove rings, The only person who is going to be standing tall over him is Kareem. What about Shaq? Because you can always say Shaq is maybe the most dominant.
Yeah, and when you use the word dominant, you got to say, like, what kind of dominant are we talking about? Are we talking about breaking rim dominant and just brute force dominant and we're scared of you dominant? Or just sheer, I'm out here just manipulating the game, taking over dominance? When you hear Shaq say dominance, I'm like, yeah, because I know how that looks.
You're breaking rims, pushing people down. There has to be a 40-minute timeout because they got to get a new rim in from Best Buy. I get that. But what Jokic is doing and how he dominates is dominant also.
Like, yeah, him... Him winning a championship and Giannis winning a championship with the teams they had. I mean, it is like, wow, that's... You guys are... you guys are way better than, you know, you get credit for. Like we've watched Denver. We see, we like, okay, Murray, you should have won an all-star. You should have made an all-star.
Like you're that player just for some reason voters went against you. So you are that guy. The rest, meh. Yeah. You know, I don't know if Michael Porter Jr., I don't know how many teams he will start on. Christian Brown, I don't know how many other teams you actually start on.
I'm pretty sure Gordon can get away with, you know, he can beat another four man out depending on what team he's on to start. So, you know, three of their starters, you're like, hmm. Russ? Yeah. Russ, triple-double guy?
Yeah, I mean, you know, the Russ that we love to hate. At this point, you're like, you know what? I don't know a Russ I'm going to get today, but we're going to watch and just do one of these and, you know, see how it works out for us. But, you know, Russ was one of those guys where I know Jokic is going to love him, and I know the coach is going to love him because –
It sounded Charles Barkley-ish. I don't think so. I think you got got.
No, I didn't know. I mean, but it's still Charles Barkley, so yeah. Yeah, that's true. I'll jump out the window again.
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