If u didn’t see MJ play you just can’t understand, you had to experience his career live to experience the ups and downs and to see him prevail even when you thought he might lose. Dude was dominant af. Highest peak of any player imo.

@matthewgilfus1640

2 ай бұрын

Yep, I only started following him during the loss to the Magic.

@storminmormn6283

2 ай бұрын

Lebron’s won MVP, 3 votes away from DPOY, won the Finals and Finals MVP in one season with a better statline than Jordan ever had… I don’t get the revisionist history pretending lebron in 2013 wasn’t the most dominate player ever.

@kantkylmi6781

2 ай бұрын

Lol don't start comparing LBJ's accolades to MJ because he's not winning there bud just be happy he has the most points 👍@@storminmormn6283

@depannist

2 ай бұрын

@@storminmormn6283 nothing revisionist going on. The stats are always relative to who you're playing with and against. Jordan's 91 season was better. Outstanding in the regular season and even better in the playoffs and Finals.

@HeathOverledger

2 ай бұрын

@@storminmormn6283If he was so great in 2013, he wouldn’t have needed a superteam to do what he did that year! Same for anything he’s done after 2010!!

Mashburn needs a job in sports broadcasting. Dude is an excellent communicator💯

@xgunnas32

2 ай бұрын

never heard him talk before and he might be the best communicator i've ever seen thats related to the nba.

@user-iu4kr5yr7o

2 ай бұрын

Right???!!! Gdeym…

@karloabrajano3829

2 ай бұрын

Doesn't need a job. He owns hundreds of fastfood franchises like Burger King and such. He has tons of money and generational wealth

@KotaManifest

2 ай бұрын

Mashburn is rich af, he has a bunch of businesses

@plantbasedministries9233

2 ай бұрын

@@karloabrajano3829Yeah he’s probably one of the most successful entrepreneurs in sports. They need to do a documentary on him.

This is one of the best MJ stories I’ve ever heard … so much nuanced to his greatness

@elishareilly7980

2 ай бұрын

Mash 💧 50 on pippen he can talk !

I've never heard Jamal talk before, only seen him play. Huge respect for how he thinks and communicates. So easy to listen to and a really intelligent guy.

@petergallina1610

2 ай бұрын

100% Was thinking the same thing.

@wet20

2 ай бұрын

these microaggressions are crazy

@Sok12111

2 ай бұрын

check out his appearance on Knuckleheads podcast, was top notch

@nbagoats4819

2 ай бұрын

You're white. And you've been conditioned to think and feel a certain way towards blacks. But once you sit down and get to know them you find that your conditioning was wrong and that theres not much of a difference from you.

@spectralknights2

2 ай бұрын

He can be a host on ESPN

Mashburn in NBA Jam 🔥

@jiggacho

2 ай бұрын

🔥

@t_t8661

2 ай бұрын

Wesley Person And Jeff Hornacek too lmao

@0401412740

2 ай бұрын

Jaren Jackson and Sean Elliot

@stimmybutler6709

2 ай бұрын

IYKYK

@SprinklerMan1

2 ай бұрын

Nba hangtime

MJ was a willing teacher. Youl'd think its ironic because he was ultra-competitive.

@baldeagle4710

2 ай бұрын

He was a great mentor to Kobe

@carbon.the.christ5626

2 ай бұрын

I think it's more ironic because you would think the Charlotte Hornets would be better. As a great basketball mind why can't he build a great team? Maybe he stays out of the way

@reignmans

2 ай бұрын

@@baldeagle4710 that. he EMBRACED Kobe.

@Byronic19134

2 ай бұрын

​@@reignmansit took years and only happened bcuz of Kobe undying persistance in getting what he wanted .

@abronlattieriii2141

2 ай бұрын

Jordan has said he's a student of the game

Finally an in depth Jordan story that shows you something about the man himself. Everyone talks about the cold smack he talked or how they pissed him off and he made them pay (I love those too), but I really love this one cause it shows just how dedicated of a student and how smart MJ was/is.

@_floeter

Ай бұрын

Any time a player showed Mike respect by asking him a question he would test them and see if they implemented what he said before telling them more.

The word is visceral. Michael is the greatest because he became the game. It was like watching poetry in motion, and I doubt we'll ever see anything like it again.

@damianpresha9833

2 ай бұрын

Lebron literally already doing it

@knutt81

2 ай бұрын

LeBron is good. He's 20 yrs+ and still chasing this "ghost" he spoke about. 🤨

@damianpresha9833

2 ай бұрын

@@knutt81 There's nothing to chase what he done nobody will do for at least 20 years.

@knutt81

2 ай бұрын

@@damianpresha9833 Sorry, Damian. All the records in history will not put LBJ above MJ. This is a known fact.

@damianpresha9833

2 ай бұрын

@@knutt81 Being the better player does and the ability to adapt.

Isnt it nice to watch the conversation between people that actually respect each other time to speak?

@garfieldbright

2 ай бұрын

not only that, but both actually having something valuable to say.

@chiefnochillsteph4146

2 ай бұрын

Great comments, both of you

@dtarner

2 ай бұрын

This is 1000x better than Screamin A Smith yelling at me first thing in the morning lol

@YngfamK9

2 ай бұрын

Don’t let Perkins be on here 😂

These days everyone has heard many of the Jordan stories countless times, rarely ever do we get something new - this is actually something new for me that I have never heard before. Thank you for sharing!

@WilliamPurdy-yt1wo

2 ай бұрын

If that story doesn't solidifies MJ as the goat, idk, what I can say, but, that was such a wonderful story that Mash, shared about MJ, and geez, I wonder , how is he not, a sports commentator, he speaks really well, and has great knowledge of the game.

@kb72977

2 ай бұрын

​@WilliamPurdy-yt1wo it illustrates that any player in this generation who is lauded as having higher basketball iq than players from previous eras is media manufactured bullshit.

@rellllzzz2473

2 ай бұрын

So if the hornets bad it was because they didn't listen to Jordan 😂

@jordan-xe2yb

2 ай бұрын

Yeah babay!

Mashburn is a very articulate and thoughtful guy, and JJ, the same, recognizes this and let’s the man talk.

@Mr._Slave

2 ай бұрын

They both seamlessly talking, talking sensible analytics of the game. Love Jamal's game back in the day, especially in Dallas, he's a very recognizable player, IMO, or maybe I'm just old right now.😅

@MisterBravado

2 ай бұрын

I completely agree. This was a great interview. I watched the interview and said to myself, "This dude has to be rich AF". He is. 100 mil+ and owner of 90+ businesses

@elmalloc

2 ай бұрын

90??? christ!@@MisterBravado

@elmalloc

2 ай бұрын

he owned over 90 businesses, including 34 Outback Steakhouse franchises, 37 Papa John's franchises, and a number of car dealerships across the state of Kentucky. @@MisterBravado

@stevewise1656

2 ай бұрын

Agreed! JJ listens and doesn't interrupt like so many others do.

Man Jamal Mashburn was the man is the mid 90s, feels like he's been forgotten

@user-iu4kr5yr7o

2 ай бұрын

I didn’t. That miami team with Tim and zo and PJ. Different grit. Didn’t expect Jm would be this articulate. Why isn’t he speaking more on tv? I want to hear some more

@elishareilly7980

2 ай бұрын

💧 50 on pippen 94,lots of isco very strong had a jimmy!

What made MJ special,is not only his athletic ability. He was one of the most fundamentally sound basketball players ever. That's why he was able to dominate with the wizards. Without his athleticism. Before his injured. He last 10 games he was ave 29 points. For a guy drinking wine and smoking cigars for 3 years that he was out. That's why MJ was on a different level. Plus what mashburn,just described in this video his IQ of the game.

@fukoff9165

2 ай бұрын

MJ dominated on the wizards? That's News to me

@hgm38

2 ай бұрын

To me, he is the only player I ever that has both athleticism and great great fundamentals. No other player I ever seen had both.

@mj23goat3

2 ай бұрын

"He was one of the most fundamentally sound basketball players ever." Yup. And we can credit Dean Smith with a good chunk of that.

@MakaveliDior

2 ай бұрын

He shot 40% from the field

@ImbetterthanDWade

Ай бұрын

@@MakaveliDior In Washington? Yea. For his career? MJ is at 50% from the field , 33%3pt and 83% FT.

Can't wait for the full interview Mashburn was a beast back in the day.

@eat7065

2 ай бұрын

Stop it in was decent for a few years never had a crazy playoff run 😊

@shawnvogt888

2 ай бұрын

​@@eat7065 guess you don't watch basketball, then.

@jamesjohnson-rr9gp

2 ай бұрын

@@eat7065did you watch nba ?

@civilwarwasaninsidejob7405

2 ай бұрын

​@@eat706599.9% of NBA players never had a crazy playoff run. T Mac never made it out of the first round, do you consider him a beast?

@ramseyebryant

2 ай бұрын

Dallas Jamal and charlotte jamal

I feel like Jamal Mashburn is rarely talked about in the NBA world. I became an nba fan when the Hornets moved to New Orleans. The duo of mashburn and Baron Davis was nasty. It's a shame mashburns knees and BD both gave up on the team.

@ConcaCon

2 ай бұрын

He averaged like 23-6-5 that one season and was really efficient, too. Such a skillful allround player.

@FSVR54

2 ай бұрын

Him, Grant Hill and Glenn Robinson were the baddest SFs of the 90s.

@matthewgilfus1640

2 ай бұрын

Same with Penny and his ankles.

@redhoode.n.y.6314

2 ай бұрын

Word man dudes like "monster mash" n b.davis type players get lost in the source because they never won any rings real ones know

@ninjachannel007

2 ай бұрын

Baron Davis did not give up on the Hornets. He was traded.

I come from Italy, i was born in 1988 and grew up there in the 90s. In a country in which everybody basically only followed football (soccer), even my italian grandmother (rip) knew who michael jordan was. Kids were all soccer fans, BUT everybody knew who jordan was. My brother and I were collecting nba cards, whereas before Jordan nobody even knew that the nba existed. Surely not my dad. MJ was something else, incomparable to whomever came after him. Kobe and Lebron existed only because of MJ's legacy, but their impact is not even close.

@SEHLENREISE

2 ай бұрын

same here in Germany

@Michael-yu9ix

2 ай бұрын

Even today. Just ask 50 random people in the streets in any European country, "who is Michael Jordan?" I'd say 45+ know who he is. Try that with LeBron or Kobe or any other NBA superstar...

@chiefnochillsteph4146

2 ай бұрын

Agreed

@chiefnochillsteph4146

2 ай бұрын

⁠@@Michael-yu9ixI only slightly disagree - good or bad all 50 know LeBron. Stop the 🧢 😂😂😂

@AM-de3px

2 ай бұрын

​@@chiefnochillsteph4146 there's MJ fans and delusional mj fans.

my uncle just passed away, he loved Jamal Mashburn so its just perfect timing. RIP Unc & shoutout to Monster Mash

@dontewalker2698

2 ай бұрын

RIP to your uncle

@mattyarbrough71

2 ай бұрын

RIP Unc!🙏🏾💪🏾

First jersey I ever got as a kid: Mashburn #32, Mavs away. He dropped 50 on Pippen and made it look easy. Monster Mash.

@abefroman8821

2 ай бұрын

Yea i think he scored 54 once too. I remember back then thinking how amazing it was because I felt like only Jordan was capable of those numbers

@newagain9964

2 ай бұрын

Kidd and Mash

@aarons2148

2 ай бұрын

That green and blue jersey look good back then. Mash was a class act

@crharper25

2 ай бұрын

​@newagain9964 Kidd Mash & Jackson. That was a helluva Big 3...too bad they couldn't make it work.

@aarons2148

2 ай бұрын

@@crharper25 had the poster called "Triple J Ranch", fun team but yes, in an Era owned by Chicago and teams that had big PF and centers it was hard to watch the the young Mavs lose. #MFFL

Im so glad i grew up in the 90s to see MJ play dude was on another level. These kids will never understand how special he really was

@samuelnisbet2182

2 ай бұрын

Man these kids have no idea. They can watch the last dance n KZread highlights of mj but if you weren't in the actual moment you missed out. You can't understand the gravity of a situation just watching KZread. I feel bad for kids now thinking LeBron is the goat 😢. At least I can say I witnessed mj. He was more then a brand of shoes lol. You just had to be there and young kids I'm sorry u missed out

@michaelhunziker7287

2 ай бұрын

Imagine being 10 and watching Dr.J....he was electric

Mashburn was an amazing player. Nice to hear someone actually refer to the BB IQ of Jordan, not just his technical skills. Everybody (myself included) is always going on about his technical skills, his killer instinct etc. That dude understood the game on a much higher level than he is given credit for. He was as much a student of the game as Kobe, or LeBron. Also, love that he's actually preaching talking about the the thinkers of the game... Players that understand it to the level that they can manipulate it. Can't wait for the full interview. Great sample JJ!

Respected Mashburn since March madness 1992 Kentucky Wildcat days. Pitino had them boys Ballin'. That game against Duke in the Final four was better than the championship game against the Fab-Five. EPIC!

What many do not know is that Mashburn has been even more successful in the business world than even during his NBA career. His story needs to be heard more. Nice job JJ.

@RodNubianKing

2 ай бұрын

Yeah we need his story plus business knowledge made into a movie ASAP!

Jamal needs to be on tv or do a pod.

@crharper25

2 ай бұрын

Agreed. I'd love to see Louis Riddick, Mashburn & Fred Taylor colab. All 3 great minds.

Thank you, Jamal. This was one of the best interview about the NBA ever. This was something you don't hear about often and have not shared by other players.

This was legit one of the best Jordan stories I've ever heard. Yea, Jamal deserves a spot on one of these podcasts/NBA shows. He could legit be an amazing analyst/story teller. 🔥🔥🔥

I've been an IU fan for over 40 years. I remember watching Mash at UK and thinking... we ain't got nobody that can match that!!! Inside and out. Tough tough gamer!

Jamal Mashburn continues to be a class act. I’d love to see him, in some capacity, on TNT. Not ESPN! He’s a treasure and deserves to be respected.

Great to hear Jamal speaking about the game. I wish Jason, Jimmy, and Jamal could have stayed together. That would've been an awesome crew, back in the day.

@DeepBlooded

2 ай бұрын

That was my favorite combination to play with in NBA live 97 lol. Unfortunately when you're young and successful egos can easily get in the way

@babygoat_szn2548

2 ай бұрын

Triple J ranch!

Mashburn!!! Had his shoe with Fila. He attended Cardinal Hayes, my high school. I still have his rookie card. He was drafted with Penny, Kidd, Webber, JR Rider, and many others. I have all of their rookie cards, including Shaq!❤❤❤

Very interesting. Jamal is a very articulate individual.

@wjl2068

2 ай бұрын

Very well spoken never heard him talk before

@elmalloc

2 ай бұрын

better than trump fo sho

@TS-zu4hv

2 ай бұрын

Why people so surprised Jamal speaks English. ?interesting

MJ is the goat 🐐!

@michaelhunziker7287

2 ай бұрын

The only potential GOAT is Wemby. It may take another decade to even have an another contender. MJ will wear the crown for a while, uncontested.

Jamal articulates his stories so well, he needs to be a regular on one of these shows someday.

I know Jamal from years ago and I can say that he is a real kind person, whenever I came over and he was there he was always gracious and respectful. I hope he does well in life always.

I swear i keep telling these young kids, mike is so great that if you study him, youll become better yourself. I remember seeing an interview (cant find it anymore) where hakeem said he studied mikes moves for a summer. Came back and lit the league on fire. He had a counter for everything and didnt spend alot of energy on offense, leaving him fresh for relentless on defense.

It is an underrated aspect of his game, as most of them are since Michael is a huge figure and what is promoted is him being a scorer. He is no Bill Russell or Larry Bird but when you watch him it is clear to see. A great representation of that is his efficiency despite the high volume and variety of shots in the game.

4:50 Playing a game within a game, wooow, MJ was truly in a league of his own!!!!

One of my fave TOMATT clips ever! From a player that wasn't a fanboi of MJ, but explains his greatness. I found that riveting to watch.

As a 90's kid who was a Heat fan, I am getting such amazing nostalgia just seeing Mashburn here. Mourning and Hardaway get remembered the most from those years, but Mashburn PJ Brown, Voshon Leonard, Dan Majerle... that whole roster is still magic to me. Love hearing him speak.

Loved Mash and his role on my favorite Miami Heat teams. Super humble and intelligent. Got to shake his hand and thank him for his contributions when I worked camera for the heat.

That was a great Michael Jordan story. Big ups to Mash, definitely one of my favorites and THE reason I'm a Kentucky Wildcats fan today ✊🏾

Mashburn has such an infectious smile 😂

One thing I like about Reddick's interviews is that he asks the question and lets his guests answer without a lot of interruption and talking over them. He finished his question at 0:33 and we don't hear his voice again until 6:22. That's so refreshing in this sports podcast interview space, well, podcast interview space in general.

The way this gentleman articulates his stories i comprehend it almost in a intellectual sense this man needs a podcast for real in Jamal Masburn!

Great insight from Jamal Mashburn. Appreciate the interview.

Jamal Mashburn was a Great Player. Good to see him during interviews

I was a big fan of Jamal Mashburn's game and seems like a genuine person. MJs basketball IQ often gets overlooked.

@trell_money7789

2 ай бұрын

Facts...when you're that good after your athletic abilities fades it's definitely due to a hi basketball I.Q.

I am impressed with Jamaal’s articulate evaluation of the game.

Mashburn was a very talented player and scorer but I have to say he is even better as a thinker and story teller. Brillant, intelligent, clear talker.

Jamal Mashburn was one of my favorite players during that era into the the 2000s as well

Used to love watching Mash play…Jordan story is great.

I’m glad JM shared how MJ helped him. Often times, the narrative about MJ is he didn’t share with the next generation. Bird and Magic saved it. MJ was the league. To think how that man went through all of that fandom, media, always dressed to the nines. Gave us fans all he had EVERY GAME. I can’t thank him enough. It was a time. His ora then and even now is unmatched, IMO!

What he's saying about the Dream Team is true, they were so transcendent. From 92-99 you used to see people wearing one of those original Dream Team jerseys everywhere.

Thank you for sharing with us all Mash!! One of my favorites in the 90s

What a great story about Jordan!

Arguably the most underrated player ever...shout to Mash 💯

Love how Mashburn articulates his thoughts. Very cerebral.

Jamal was so good. That Dallas squad was tough

So glad you guys touched on the intelligence of the GREAT Athletes. A few who are Thinkers and Geniuses are: - Draymond Green (incredibly bright) - Chris Paul - Rajon Rondo - Michael Jordan (The Goat) - Jokic - Kobe Bryant (RIP) - Luka - Steph Curry - Kyrie Irving - Mark Jackson - Allen Iverson - John Stockton - Steve Nash - Tim Duncan - Gary Payton - Jason Kidd - Magic Johnson - Chris Webber - Larry Bird - LeBron James (Savant)

Bro Jamal is so damn eloquent with his words. I like hearing him talk

I never realized how articulate of a speaker Mashburn is. He talks the way he plays, accurate, confident and sharp.

mashburn is so eloquent, i love it

@55cleon

2 ай бұрын

Your Comment Is Actually Saddening. Why?!!! Because The Bar Is So Low, That What Was Once Normal Is Essentially Seen As An Anomaly Nowadays 🤦🏿‍♂️.

Mashhhh!!! Such a great interview. Excited for the full joint 💪🏿

Such an impressive man and had a great career considering his injuries and challenges with Dallas. Really enjoyed the conversation.

Mashburn was a great player! Mad skillz! 💪

Mashburn's story gave me chills several times. Wow! What a great story and I can hear this guy talk all day. I hope ESPN can give him a job because he is really good.

@mikestone7353

2 ай бұрын

He doesn’t need a job. As a business man himself, he’s super busy.

Kobe was the next Michael Jordan

@DynoGreen313

2 ай бұрын

before that it was grant hill though and ron harper too before he got hurt

@aboutmillions

2 ай бұрын

@@DynoGreen313 but mash skipped Kobe and chose LBJ, which was the point of the OP.

@Nysdaddy

2 ай бұрын

@about… And never mentioned him at all when talking about the smartest players being the best. Now I gotta go see if there’s some type of history, lol.

@YoutubeCommentRater

2 ай бұрын

He was the one and only . Not lebron

@The_Crown-Codm

2 ай бұрын

@@Nysdaddylmaooo I just posted a comment like that. I said he purposely passed up Kobe. He was playing against Mike the very first time. Even weeks leading up to the match they referenced Kobe as the next Mike. In interviews and in game commentary. The master teaching the student. Kobe was always mentioned as the next Mike. Even copied Mike and was the only one to actually be like Mike. Kobe must have cooked mashburn during out his career or something. No way dude would purposely not mention Kobe 🤣🤣🤣

This clip is should be in the Basketball PhD curriculum. Shout out to Jamal Mashburn and JJ Redick for this brief masterclass.

MJ was different, never was and will never be another MJ. The grace and artistic part of his game was what set him apart from the rest. You know what I mean if you have watched him play, even only from the TV.

Monster Mash was always a cool and humble dude on and off the court 👏👏👏

@Littleneddygtw

2 ай бұрын

He was a graveyard smash

phenomenal story and well spoken. shoutout jamal maahburn!!

Jamal is a pleasure to listen to. Well spoken and quite knowledgeable about the topic.

Jamal was always one of my favorite players as a kid and was definitely one of my first favorites as well. I always love hearing these types of stories.

Kobe was the next MJ... not Lebron

@DR-ww7rx

16 күн бұрын

Exactly. Kobe had the same mindset. LeBron has the size and athleticism and talent combo that no one else has ever had, but is mentally weak -- compared to MJ or Kobe LeBron is a crybaby

@bankai7623

5 күн бұрын

Lebeons the better player stop being biased😂​@DR-ww7rx

Smart, articulate man.

@KadeForever

2 ай бұрын

He’s very smart, he owns 40 papa John’s and 38 Outback Steakhouse’s you can look it up.

@matthewgilfus1640

2 ай бұрын

@@KadeForever LOL why is it always Papa John's!?

Give me these long form interviews and conversation over the contrived and clickbait discussions on espn any day!! This is a great basketball podcast.

@stringer2295

2 ай бұрын

Unfortunately there aren’t too many people that are interested in these convos, so those terrible hot take shows will last but at least we have these channels

LeFlop is a manufactured superstar MJ because he is the goat elevated all the NBA. Mash did a great job explaining that.

@keojuan

2 ай бұрын

Right!? Curry theeee GOAT!!! Jordan who? Bryant who? LeFlop not in the discussion

TF you mean Labron James was the next MJ? Kobe was the second coming of MJ, down to style of play and almost in championships. Kobe had a dynasty, winning 5 chips and going to 7 over 11 years. It's disrespectful not only to Kobe, but also to MJ to say Brons 3.5 chips in 21 seasons won through free agency collusion was the second coming of MJ. Kobe allowed the next generation of fans witness what it was like to watch MJ.

@Carlos-wy4on

2 ай бұрын

preach!!!!!

@alsteiner7602

2 ай бұрын

That is the most eloquent assessment of the pro LeBron fallacy I have seen.

@CopeTMG

2 ай бұрын

Think about it... He played against MJ, played against Kobe, but mentioned LeBron. This is a PLAYER who's saying this, not a fan like us.

@THE_Dodge_Morningstar

2 ай бұрын

I see what you're saying Orion, and I'm not going to say anything about your opinion regarding Kobe, one way or another. I just suggest thinking about _WHY_ Mash said what he did. It's not always about why someone else is wrong, when you disagree. You have to wonder "If he's being sincere, and not trying to disrespect Kobe, why does HE believe something different?"

Oh boy Jamal Mashburn in the house 🔥 another legends of 90s much respect from 🇵🇭

This is finna be a SICK interview! Can't wait for the full thing!

People don't realize the best players are the smartest. The average are the Athletic. The top tier are the ones that have both.

Kobe was the heir to the throne before Lebron, we gotta stop acting like KB didnt destroy the league for a long time before Bron. Cmon man lol

@chiefnochillsteph4146

2 ай бұрын

I’m a Bron fan and I SUPER APPROVE THIS COMMENT! It doesn’t make anybody better to deny history- I DON’T KNOW WHY THEY HATE KOBE BUT FAKE LOVE HIS LEGACY-everybody got that “mamba mentality” all of a sudden.

@chrisvigo4880

2 ай бұрын

Facts

@CopeTMG

2 ай бұрын

Think about it... He played against MJ, played against Kobe, but mentioned LeBron. This is a PLAYER who's saying this, not a fan like us.

@Mattwingateguitar

Ай бұрын

Yeah, straight up disrespectful to a man who dominated for a long time and was eerily similar to Jordan...Otherwise, great interview.

JJ! This was a phenomenal guest to select and if this snippet is any indication of the full interview… Maaaaan! Jamal, Jim Jackson, & J Kidd were the original KD, Harden, Dubs young boys new schooling the league seriously! Great to see him and hear him so eloquent but casual. Thank you!

thanks so much for interview, he is definitely 1 of class in NBA and he also 1 of the most under-rated player

30 years later and we’re still waiting and hoping for the next MJ

@victordelacruz4449

2 ай бұрын

We dont. Lol dont need any nore volume scorers in the league. We need more all around players. Like magic and lebron

@MGPCycling

2 ай бұрын

​@@victordelacruz4449Jordan was a highly efficient volume scorer. Yea, we could use more like him

@williambrabston3045

2 ай бұрын

@@victordelacruz4449 pretending like MJ wasnt an all around player and Lebron is is ignorant af.

@nydibs

2 ай бұрын

@victordelacruz4449 - it’s obvious you never watched prime MJ. He was better at every facet of the game compared to Lebron

@blackout2430

2 ай бұрын

Mj is the goat only casuals who don’t truly understand basketball think it’s lbj or kobe

Loved the insight at the end from JJ. One of the reasons this podcast is great.

What a joy it was to watch him play, he would be a baller in any era.

JJ I appreciate you letting your guests actually talk and be heard! I had a pair of Mashburns

This was enlightening. Game within a game. Great content🎉

A product of the Bronx. Monster Mash made a name for himself on the hardwood and has made a name for himself off the hardwood. From an NBA franchise player to a fast food franchise player, let’s give this man his flowers. ❤ 💐

Dope interview, great insight from JJ & Mashburn..

LOVE how Monster Mash gave B.Diddy his flowers!!! Great clip - shoutout from New Zealand

What an insightful interview and discussion. Very enjoyable.

I remember back in 93' a reporter asked Chris Webber what he thought of "Monster Mash" aka Mashburn, during the Tournament. He answered, well they got a guy in NC named Monster Montross. NC beat my FAB FIVE that year. R.I.P Eric Montross. I miss those days.

Jamal is a solid dude. Met him when I was a kid and become one of my favorites afterwards. Can't wait for this interview.

Mash!!!!! One of my favorite college/nba players of all times!

Great interview!!

Love the story Monster Mash! Original and awesome! 🙌🏾 ❤👊🏾God bless brothers🙏🏾

Great clip. I love mashburn since his Kentucky days, super smooth player. Great business acumen.

Always noticed that about the UNC guys Worthy and Jordan. They would mix up their moves, going inside outside, right and left. The balance of it keeps the defenders honest

Amazing interview. Love it