Patrick Ewing

Reggie was a master fighter.

you know if they if they if they you know now they talk about flopping all the time that guy used to flop all the time but then he also he you know just call him an actor he's a great act i think he would have gotten an academy award for his acting and he knew how to pull strings and he you know he knew how to you know poke certain people's strings he pulled john string a few times got john to headbutt him

But, you know, it's all water under the bridge now.

I see him.

I hug him.

I show the respect that I have for his game and also the things that he's doing now.

His life after basketball, well, after playing basketball, he's done an outstanding job of getting into his next career.

So all you can do is just admire the work that he does.

Definitely.

You know, I've been talking to a lot of people about the same thing.

You know, I see Ralph would have been a great player in this era.

In our era, you know, people used to get mad at you if you were big and you don't get into the post or you start shooting too many jump shots.

And that was Ralph's game.

He was a skilled big.

He was Victor's height.

He was 7'4".

He wanted to be a perimeter big.

But in our era, people looked down on that.

But I thought that this era would have embraced him and embraced his abilities, which is what they're doing with Victor.

And Victor is a special young man.