Ty Jerome

No, not really. I was just... It happened so quick, though. You go to OKC, which is a great organization. And as you see now, they put it all together. But we were in the tanking phase. So that's another wake-up call to what the NBA business is like. Obviously, they had their vision. It worked out. And even through the tanking, it was still a great organization.

But it's still like, we're showing up to lose all these games on purpose. It's just another wake-up call to what the business is like in the NBA.

But it's still like, we're showing up to lose all these games on purpose. It's just another wake-up call to what the business is like in the NBA.

But it's still like, we're showing up to lose all these games on purpose. It's just another wake-up call to what the business is like in the NBA.

Yeah. I think you always have that doubt in the back of your mind. I mean, I think as humans, we're always going to have it right. You could probably relate in your own journey. Like everyone can relate or maybe you can't, maybe you were just always elite, but I think everyone can relate in their journey at some point of that doubt creeping in. And, um,

Yeah. I think you always have that doubt in the back of your mind. I mean, I think as humans, we're always going to have it right. You could probably relate in your own journey. Like everyone can relate or maybe you can't, maybe you were just always elite, but I think everyone can relate in their journey at some point of that doubt creeping in. And, um,

Yeah. I think you always have that doubt in the back of your mind. I mean, I think as humans, we're always going to have it right. You could probably relate in your own journey. Like everyone can relate or maybe you can't, maybe you were just always elite, but I think everyone can relate in their journey at some point of that doubt creeping in. And, um,

You just keep going and keep figuring out and keep waiting until hopefully I get this opportunity here. And someone told me, I never figured this, is like when you seize opportunity, it multiplies. And the more you take advantage of one opportunity, it becomes two. And your leash grows longer and your leash grows longer.

You just keep going and keep figuring out and keep waiting until hopefully I get this opportunity here. And someone told me, I never figured this, is like when you seize opportunity, it multiplies. And the more you take advantage of one opportunity, it becomes two. And your leash grows longer and your leash grows longer.

You just keep going and keep figuring out and keep waiting until hopefully I get this opportunity here. And someone told me, I never figured this, is like when you seize opportunity, it multiplies. And the more you take advantage of one opportunity, it becomes two. And your leash grows longer and your leash grows longer.

And I was finally waiting to just kind of get my foot in the door that I always knew what I'd be able to do. And I still feel that same way about how much I can improve.

And I was finally waiting to just kind of get my foot in the door that I always knew what I'd be able to do. And I still feel that same way about how much I can improve.

And I was finally waiting to just kind of get my foot in the door that I always knew what I'd be able to do. And I still feel that same way about how much I can improve.

Couldn't have said it better. I think there's a million guys in the NBA and there's a bunch of guys not in the NBA that if you said, hey, I'm going to give you 20 minutes every single night, here's the ball in your hands, they can go get you 13 points a game. The hard part about the NBA is figuring out how to stay resilient and stay confident until that happens.

Couldn't have said it better. I think there's a million guys in the NBA and there's a bunch of guys not in the NBA that if you said, hey, I'm going to give you 20 minutes every single night, here's the ball in your hands, they can go get you 13 points a game. The hard part about the NBA is figuring out how to stay resilient and stay confident until that happens.

Couldn't have said it better. I think there's a million guys in the NBA and there's a bunch of guys not in the NBA that if you said, hey, I'm going to give you 20 minutes every single night, here's the ball in your hands, they can go get you 13 points a game. The hard part about the NBA is figuring out how to stay resilient and stay confident until that happens.

I mean, like, can you get thrown in for a game and make your first shot? Like that's the mental hurdle of kind of establishing yourself as a player. And I don't think it ever ends. Right. Because you're always trying to get to a new level and to get to the next level. It's the same thing.

I mean, like, can you get thrown in for a game and make your first shot? Like that's the mental hurdle of kind of establishing yourself as a player. And I don't think it ever ends. Right. Because you're always trying to get to a new level and to get to the next level. It's the same thing.

I mean, like, can you get thrown in for a game and make your first shot? Like that's the mental hurdle of kind of establishing yourself as a player. And I don't think it ever ends. Right. Because you're always trying to get to a new level and to get to the next level. It's the same thing.

Like you probably look, people probably look now to, all right, if I was playing 30 minutes, I could do X, Y, and Z, but you can't really ask for a role increase until you master where you're at. And that's the mental hurdle of kind of any profession, but especially in sports.