Marvin

Like he is absolutely, the way he changed the game, well, I'll live him because his effect has been unbelievable.

He has 15, actually.

Yeah, he's a freshman in high school, which is crazy.

He did, and that was full circle for me because this whole time, even when he was a kid, I'm like, if you could just study one player, I would just have you beat Penny Hardaway.

So in my thinking, when I was working with him and training him, even to this day, and I've told him this, it was Penny because I thought Penny played the game in such an effortless way, and his feel for the game was next level.

So I've been watching film with my son since he was in fifth, sixth grade and all those things.

So getting that actual offer was like, wow, that one kind of stopped me for a second.

Yeah, crazy.

Yeah, no, we study a lot of people, but if it could just be one person, because I knew he'd be a tall guard, it was Penny.

I thought, if you think about it, after Magic, I thought Penny was going to be like the next, here's the baton, Magic.

You know, you're passing the baton to the next great tall point guard.

Penny came with that baton.

That heat and the way he played in his field and his personality and then I had the opportunity to play with him in New York as well So that when I was like whoa like that one really caught me off guard.

Yeah Dan nobody even the high schools around my my local city didn't know my name at 15 years old So to see what this thing is going is crazy if I had an NBA analyst one-on-one tournament Who wins I Should ask you that um

I can't vote for myself, right?

So I would say... No, you can.

I can?

Yeah, how to describe it.

I wouldn't say that part.

I love Reggie because I'm next to him.