ALN Classic - Gary Payton
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How does the episode open and introduce Gary Payton as the guest?
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Hey guys, Adam Ray here for the About Last Night podcast. Hope you're having a great week. Looking forward to a great weekend. Today is an ALN classic episode. That's right. We're throwing it back to the old days of the podcast. We had some bangers, some hitters, some legends come through the show. So we thought we'd dig deep and throw it back to some of those insane, hilarious, fun episodes. So enjoy the hell out of this episode. Of course, follow the podcast at ALN Podcast on Instagram and Twitter. At Adam Ray Comedy on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Enjoy the episode. Enjoy.
What's going on, man? Good to see you. Charlotte, man. You made a spoon, but you forget this girl. Yeah, I can't forget too. You know I can't forget too. Well yeah, well,
when you look like a hood ornament, you know, you just kinda you you just kinda stand out. And you killing yourself with the hood or damn
All right.
We're still waiting for uh dwarfs to get in the big three. Is that uh
should I draft you? Fuck it. Yeah, I
draft you, shit. Charles Odley can throw me up at the rim. Yeah, damn right.
We'll we'll get something out of it.
Shit, I I get it. How is uh how's big three gone?
Big three going good, man. I mean, we got in the last uh um tomorrow. I gotta go tomorrow. Yeah. I go to Dallas. That's our uh that's the last game before the playoffs. I need a win and then I need two people to lose for me to get in the playoffs. Yeah, okay. So uh it might be my last game on Saturday. So you know, but it's cool. This will be my first time not making the playoffs in the three years and going to the championship.
Yeah,
I've been on a good run. I've been I've been having it I w I went seven and three, eight and two, uh my first two years and um now I'm I'm three and four. Bad season, had a bad season. If I go four and four, that's still a five hundred. I'm I'm I'll be all right.
I feel like you've always had coaching tendencies in you. Even in Seattle, you know, where I grew up so watch you uh all the time and uh I just feel like on the bench and in the game, like you were that guy that was just like like if Steve Scheffler wasn't boxing out
Uh getting his ass. Yeah. Yeah. See, that that's a good thing about what George Carl did for me. He just let me be me. You know what I'm saying? He let me run the team. You know what I'm saying? When you got a coach that gives you that thing, you become a coach. It's a real so when your coach can just sit over there and don't say nothing, he knows you're gonna run the right play in the right situation and do the thing and make a make a positive uh out of a negative. Yeah. See, it's all good. And it all trickles. Yeah, other life and all that other stuff. Yeah.
And did you have coaches that didn't do that for you where you're like, Man, I wish you'd be a good thing. No, I
always I always had a hard ass coach. You know, my daddy was my coach from all the way till I was in high school.
No way.
Yeah, and then all of a sudden I got another high school coach who came in right when I was good in the high school and changed everything around, man. He made me come to school six o'clock in the morning do my work 'cause I was ineligible for my whole tenth grade year. He said if Gary don't get right, then we ain't gonna be right. You put it on him. You know, I always had a hard nose coach. Then you know I went to Oregon State, I went I had Ralph Miller. So I you know I had a hard nosed coach there, so I always had hard nosed coaches.
Yeah. Do you can you tell where the player doesn't have that coming up? Like whether it's in high school or college, like you can see the type of player they are on and off the court.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How does the episode open and introduce Gary Payton as the guest?
0:00–9:14
2
What was Gary Payton’s experience transitioning from Oregon State to the Seattle SuperSonics?
9:14–19:16
3
How did Gary Payton describe the influence of his coaches and his “coach‑type” mindset?
19:16–31:05
4
What does Gary Payton say makes a great trash‑talker on the basketball court?
31:05–44:55
5
How does Gary Payton view his NBA championship ring and Hall of Fame legacy?
44:55–51:10