Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What insights does Austin Rivers provide on the Spurs-Thunder series?
Does he know how to move it out the ball? That's another thing. All these teams are unselfish. You see how the ball pops around the perimeter of both teams? Obviously, Shea's the scorer, so he's going to shoot a lot of shots. But that ball flies around when it's not in his hands. And it's the same thing with San Antonio. So I think that is what we're going to see being more of a copycat.
People talked about the purity of basketball being lost. I do think we're going back to an era of the ball moving around more instead of like the Lucas, you know, the Trae Youngs. All these guys are remarkable players, right? But that style of play where you're dribbling like the era of the ball, you just don't. With the exception of Shea, the ball really pops.
And you're seeing that with a lot of these teams. Indiana was kind of a secret to that last year when they popped up. So multiple guys that can put the ball on the floor, multiple guys that can defend. If I said you had to get a two, and I'm going to, you pick if the guy's still left. If I give you Brunson and SGA, you need a two. Game on the line, you need a two. Man, that's so tough, man.
brunson's so damn good down the stretch man it's it's like it's impossible to like not pick him just because what we've seen and yet i still i have to go with the guy who's i gotta go with the mvp man uh for a multitude of reasons it's close first off there's no wrong answer uh because brunson's probably my favorite player in the nba just his footwork but
Shea is taller, can always get a shot off no matter what. Not that you see Brunson get a shot blocked at any time, but Shea can at least get a shot off whenever. And I know with the foul baiting stuff, at the very worst, I'm getting maybe two free throws with the guy. You know what I'm saying? He's going to get a clean look or he's getting to the line.
So that's where I would have to probably just go Shea. I think they're one and two in the NBA in terms of clutch. Are you and Draymond okay now? I don't know. I don't know. You know what, man? Me and him have always had like a little, you know, whatever.
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Chapter 3: How does Austin Rivers analyze the performance of SGA in Game 7?
When we played, we'd always talk a lot versus each other for whatever reason. We did extra than like somebody else. And that no surprise carried over to the events following your show. And Dan, I don't. I wish any negativity upon him. I wish him all the best in his life. I stand by everything I said. I don't take anything back. But you were being an analyst. He was being personal. Correct.
That's how he responds. When we talk basketball, I'll talk about black and white. He'll go personal. It's like when Chuck said, you know, how are you guys going to, you know, you guys are getting older. How are you guys going to defeat father time? You know, what's the plan? Well, the plan is not to look like Una Hustinger. It wasn't, he never responded to the question. Yeah.
went personal with chuck you don't say that's what he does he goes personal so when i woke up the next day or two days later and had a full-on three-minute video about myself just dissecting my career i was just like you know what and i i i responded with my video and that did what it did but you know i still kept it i still kept it light i could have went i could have went you know what i mean like but that's that i don't like to be messy that's not who i am i have respect for draymond despite whatever we feel about each other but yeah i stand by what i said ain't nothing changed
You can be all defense, but he's all defensive. Yeah, I mean, my main point was like, I've never heard Dennis Robin be like, you know, Phil, I wish I was more of a focal point in the office. You know, he was, Dennis Robin is a hall of famer for what he did in his role. He was a superstar in his role. Don't get that confused with being the superstar. There's a difference, right?
That's common sense. That's all I was alluding to when he said the Steve Kerr comments. He obviously got in his feels and went personal instead of responding to what I said. we all know what I said was the truth because that's the reality of the situation. And he has nothing to be ashamed of. That's why he's in the Hall of Fame, man. That's why he's made over $200 million.
You know, he should be smiling and be happy that he's had such a great career and that he's done great things for the game of basketball instead of, like, trying to fight who he is. That's, you know, it's all good, man. We all have those identity issues. You know what I'm saying? You know what I mean, Dan? It's all good, bro. I got nothing but love and respect.
He's reached heights that every basketball player, including myself, in terms of being a Hall of Famer, dreams of being. So respect to him, and yeah, that's that. Okay. I didn't get you in trouble. Nothing's blowing up this time around. It's all good. Plenty of airs. Plenty of airs, Dan. And you did your job. You were analytical. That's the hard part for players with former players.
Like, what are you doing? Like, how, you know, you know what it's like to play, you know, all of those things. But you're doing a great job. You're doing a great job. He's Austin Rivers, NBC Sports Analyst. Great to talk to you again. Thank you, bud. Always. Anytime. Anytime. All righty. We'll take a break. 877-3DP-SHOW. We'll get some phone calls as well.
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Chapter 4: What intense experiences did Austin Rivers have while playing in the NBA?
I mean, I don't know if that was unprofessional. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I always would like to say, you know, even if you're not going to kiss, you go, let's just get it on tape so we have it, and then we'll see what happens. But, yeah, it felt like the first day I had to kiss Mandy. And, I mean, we kiss like a little kiss your wife when you go goodbye. Like, you know, it wasn't like anything big.
But my wife, of course, comes that day. And then you're like, oh, boy. And then it was funny, we went to the premiere, and so my daughter is sitting with us, and then they kiss on, you know, it shows the kiss in the movie. And then my wife, my daughter leans over to my wife and she goes, you jealous? I use tongue, though, in my scene. That was probably unprofessional. Well, you're method.
Yeah, very method, yeah. Yeah. Daniel Day-Lewis Patrick, that's me. Yeah. All right, so the breadwinner, big movie star Nate Margetzi, and it's open today. And he's encouraging the Nate rate. So he has a good weekend where he can exhale and he can be very proud. And you can see him on the road as well.
Knoxville, Birmingham, Savannah, Greensboro, Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, Phoenix, San Diego, San Jose. He'll come to your backyard. He'll perform anywhere. I expect you to be at all those shows, too.
I will be.
Oh, are you going to go to Tahoe again this year? I am. Are y'all going to be there? Yep. Yep. All right. I'll see y'all at Tahoe. Good luck this weekend. Dude, I appreciate it, man. Thanks for having me. As always, I love you guys. That's Nate Borghese.
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Chapter 5: How does Austin Rivers view the impact of analytics in basketball?
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