Jamal Crawford on the Celtics NBA Finals Dominance and FX's "Clipped"
Jun 14, 2024
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JJ Redick and Jamal Crawford discuss the Celtics NBA Finals dominance and media careers, analyze Jrue Holiday and Lu Dort's defense, and talk about the FX show 'Clipped'. They also touch on the next generation of NBA stars, mentorship in basketball, and the importance of passing on wisdom for growth.
NBA talent spread among teams leads to competitive landscape
Young NBA stars embrace leadership roles for sport's growth
Transition in basketball legacies from established to rising stars
Deep dives
Transitioning Champions
The podcast episode discusses the trend of different champions in the recent years, emphasizing the transition in the NBA where the talent is spread out among various teams, resulting in a more competitive and diverse landscape. The conversation delves into the impact of emerging young stars and the shift from having dominant players leading teams to a more collective effort, showcasing the depth of talent present in the league.
Accepting Responsibility for Growth
The discussion highlights the willingness of the new generation of NBA stars to accept the responsibility of not only being the face of the league but also contributing to the growth and progress of the game. The episode touches upon the importance of these young players taking on the mantle of leadership and helping propel the sport forward, demonstrating a keen awareness of their roles and impact on the basketball community.
Legacies and Passing the Torch
The podcast episode reflects on the evolving legacies in basketball and the essence of passing the torch from the established legends to the rising stars in the league. It explores the profound impact that current players like Steph Curry and LeBron James have had on the game, highlighting the transition to a new era where emerging talents are set to make significant contributions and follow in the footsteps of the basketball greats.
Respectful Mentorship and Guidance
The conversation underscores the importance of veteran players extending their knowledge and guidance to the next generation of NBA stars, fostering a culture of mentorship and growth within the basketball community. The episode emphasizes the selfless act of sharing experiences and expertise to help young players navigate their careers and elevate the game to new heights.
Memorable Career Plays
The episode concludes with a reflection on the top career plays of the guest, highlighting the significance of preserving the best moments and showcases in one's basketball journey. The discussion offers a glimpse into the guest's favorite career highlights and notable achievements, illustrating the impact of memorable plays in shaping a player's legacy and leaving a lasting impression on fans and peers alike.
We are thrilled to be joined by JJ's former teammate and TNT broadcaster, Jamal Crawford to breakdown the 2024 NBA Finals between Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Derrick White, Jrue Holiday and the Boston Celtics and Luka Doncic, Kyrie Irving and the Dallas Mavericks. But first, JJ and Jamal talk about their media careers as analysts and calling NBA games and they react to the new FX show CLIPPED. They also talk about why players like Jrue Holiday and Lu Dort are such awesome defenders and the next face of the NBA.
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