Best of NBA News Part 2: Brad Stevens REVEALS Jaylen Brown trade decision + Terry Rozier DENIED BAIL + LeBron to Sixers "VERY SERIOUS" + Ben Wallace with some 2016 Cavs SHADE

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Stacey Dales 0:00
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Iso Joe Johnson 2:05
Can superstars even exist the way they used to?
Priscilla Granger 2:07
2016 was sort of that last era of monoculture, where we still consumed things in community. Everybody wanted to be Beyonce at that point.
Stacey Dales 2:19
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Cobi Jones 2:21
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Iso Joe Johnson 2:45
Ben Wallace says the 2004 Pistons will not take an anniversary vacation like the 2016 Cavaliers. We all a little bit different. We grew up in a little different era. Joe, I'm going to start with you first, and then I'm going to swing it to you, Ocho.
Dusty May 3:00
What you thinking, Joe?
Iso Joe Johnson 3:00
Ben Wallace old school, bro. But you know, that's a testament to Braun, though. Braun a fun-loving dude, man. He enjoyed being around them cats, and they enjoyed being around him. I just think it's different. Not to say that Pistons scene didn't hang out, because I'm sure they did, but... What year was that? 04. They won in, what was that, 03 they won? That was 04. Yeah. They won in 04? Yeah, they won in, they won in what, 2001, two, and then three, and then, yeah, yeah. Because I think the Pistons won in four, right? I think so, 2004. Or the Pistons won in three. Lakers won in 2001, 2002. Oh, yeah, they probably won in three, 2003. Mm-hmm. Yeah, they had a whip, boy. I'm trying to think. But it's different now.
Iso Joe Johnson 3:59
Look, the way we think, these guys... First of all, y'all guys old. Y'all decrepit. Y'all going to need wheelchairs to get around anyway. Ain't nobody pushing nobody. These guys still in their 30s. Bron is the oldest one at 41. Most of these guys in their mid-30s. I think Richard Jefferson came in the league before LeBron did. Richard got to be about 46. 46. Yeah, Richard, because Richard played like two, three years in college. But look, it's a different time now. And look, and for me, and I think he said, look, we ain't like that. We don't really be traveling like that. That's what I took it. I think that because when you win a championship, you're just naturally close.

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