Los Angeles Lakers guard Max Christie sits down to be interviewed on this episode of the Sloane Knows! Podcast. Max discusses his early exposure to NBA stars like Shaq and Jalen Brunson, idolizing Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant, being part of the Lakers-Celtics rivalry, being teammates with LeBron James and much more. #Volume #DraymondSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Cassell, an assistant coach for the Boston Celtics and former NBA star, shares his insights on basketball greatness. He delves into the legacy of Hakeem Olajuwon and why he believes the legend would outshine Nikola Jokic. Cassell amusingly recounts the origins of the infamous ‘big balls’ dance and reflects on mentoring Rajon Rondo’s early career. He also discusses the shifting expectations for Jayson Tatum and his own coaching aspirations, all while shedding light on elements of mentorship and team dynamics.

Baron Davis, a former NBA star known for his electrifying plays with the Warriors and Clippers, joins Draymond Green to dissect Team USA's comeback against Serbia. They highlight standout performances from LeBron, Steph, and KD. The discussion delves into Rudy Gobert’s benching and expectations for the Gold Medal Game. The pair also touch on the need for NBA players in 3x3 basketball and celebrate the excitement surrounding Caitlin Clark and the women's team, wrapping up with a nod to Noah Lyles’ sprinting feats.

Rudy Gobert, a notable basketball player from France, discusses his recent benching during the Olympics. Kevin Durant, Team USA's all-time leading scorer, shares insights on his historic performance. They dive into the medal round for Olympic men's basketball, breaking down Serbia's victory over Australia and Canada's elimination. The trio also debates the need for NBA players in the US 3x3 team and evaluates Victor Wembanyama’s rising star potential. It's a lively conversation about the dynamics of international basketball!

In this discussion, Anthony Edwards shines as a rising star, showcasing his essential role in Team USA's 3-0 start. Jayson Tatum's playing time sparks debate, while LeBron James and Kevin Durant's legacies are examined amidst Olympic glory. The competitive landscape is dissected with potential threats highlighted, and even Kamala Harris is brought into the mix, linking sports with politics. It's a fascinating blend of basketball insights and cultural reflections from some of the biggest names in the game.

Mercy Miller is an 18-year-old 4-star basketball commit to the University of Houston and the son of rapper Master P. In a dynamic conversation, Mercy shares his connection with NBA star Chris Paul and discusses idolizing Derrick Rose. He reveals his impressive feat of scoring 68 points in a game and recounts playing against Chet Holmgren in high school. Alongside his basketball journey, he also dives into his fashion inspirations and names his favorite NBA style icons, mixing sports with personal flair.

NBA player Kentavious Caldwell-Pope discusses his time with the Detroit Pistons, joining the Los Angeles Lakers, learning from LeBron James and Rajon Rondo, NBA Bubble stories, playing with Nikola Jokic on the Denver Nuggets, new teammates on the Orlando Magic.

Jeff Teague joins the podcast to discuss launching a podcast with Club 520, being an Atlanta Hawks All-Star, playing with his brother, crazy James Johnson stories, Jimmy Butler's practice drama, and how the Milwaukee Bucks beat Kevin Durant's Nets.

Former NBA guard Derek Fisher reflects on his basketball journey, impactful coaches, Kobe Bryant, and the 2010 NBA Finals in a fun and engaging conversation on the Sloane Knows! Podcast.

Baron Davis and Draymond Green talk about growing up in LA, Kendrick vs. Drake rap beef, Coach K being a 'hater,' the 'We Believe' Warriors team, partying with Snoop Dogg, Donald Sterling's Clippers, and Linsanity with Kobe Bryant.