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You know what? Why do you do this? We beat Huff. Bill, the vindictiveness towards the Lakers. No, it's the Lakers fans.

You know what? Why do you do this? We beat Huff. Bill, the vindictiveness towards the Lakers. No, it's the Lakers fans.

You know what? Why do you do this? We beat Huff. Bill, the vindictiveness towards the Lakers. No, it's the Lakers fans.

Don't you think you're too influential a voice to have this specific bias?

Don't you think you're too influential a voice to have this specific bias?

Don't you think you're too influential a voice to have this specific bias?

The problem is that you're describing 40 years of the NBA, basically. Like when you're talking about those guys, you're basically going from 1979

The problem is that you're describing 40 years of the NBA, basically. Like when you're talking about those guys, you're basically going from 1979

The problem is that you're describing 40 years of the NBA, basically. Like when you're talking about those guys, you're basically going from 1979

I know, but think about the sample size of those guys. That means that every single generation, they've been able to find a guy or two like that. And if this is the first generation why they can't, it's probably the scope of society and culture has changed and not the actual NBA. And so when you look at social media and other things, for example, you have Zion, you have Ja, right? Like...

I know, but think about the sample size of those guys. That means that every single generation, they've been able to find a guy or two like that. And if this is the first generation why they can't, it's probably the scope of society and culture has changed and not the actual NBA. And so when you look at social media and other things, for example, you have Zion, you have Ja, right? Like...

I know, but think about the sample size of those guys. That means that every single generation, they've been able to find a guy or two like that. And if this is the first generation why they can't, it's probably the scope of society and culture has changed and not the actual NBA. And so when you look at social media and other things, for example, you have Zion, you have Ja, right? Like...

Ja is an incredibly likable player with an incredible fan-friendly style. 30 years ago, him with the blick, blick, blick, blicky, like, posting it also, it's not a thing. He would post it on the blick. It's different, so maybe making stars is harder now because of the scrutiny.

Ja is an incredibly likable player with an incredible fan-friendly style. 30 years ago, him with the blick, blick, blick, blicky, like, posting it also, it's not a thing. He would post it on the blick. It's different, so maybe making stars is harder now because of the scrutiny.

Ja is an incredibly likable player with an incredible fan-friendly style. 30 years ago, him with the blick, blick, blick, blicky, like, posting it also, it's not a thing. He would post it on the blick. It's different, so maybe making stars is harder now because of the scrutiny.

I'll just bring up something, and we're potting. Have to talk about it. We talked about Kobe and what Kobe was able to become. If Twitter's around when Kobe has the situation he has in Colorado, he doesn't survive it. I mean, his legacy, I'm telling you, it's... I think he survives it in LA. He might survive it in LA.

I'll just bring up something, and we're potting. Have to talk about it. We talked about Kobe and what Kobe was able to become. If Twitter's around when Kobe has the situation he has in Colorado, he doesn't survive it. I mean, his legacy, I'm telling you, it's... I think he survives it in LA. He might survive it in LA.

I'll just bring up something, and we're potting. Have to talk about it. We talked about Kobe and what Kobe was able to become. If Twitter's around when Kobe has the situation he has in Colorado, he doesn't survive it. I mean, his legacy, I'm telling you, it's... I think he survives it in LA. He might survive it in LA.

But in terms of things like that, as murky or whatever you want to say that they are, things like that used to happen to athletes. There used to be narratives about athletes.

But in terms of things like that, as murky or whatever you want to say that they are, things like that used to happen to athletes. There used to be narratives about athletes.