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Man I didn’t think I’d like this interview but I find myself watching every clip. I need to tap in on the full interview.
I said the samething
That’s how they get you lol got me too dawg 😂😂
bruh same. like tf am i watching mudiay nd pinson fr? loool
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You gotta be a real fan of basketball…this is a no brainer. Bro came into the league with a lot of hype!
That’s tough got so many meanings 😂😂😂
@5:27 CP3 said the same thing about Coach Byron Scott when he played for the New Orleans Hornets.
Went to school with Brad Wanamaker that played for the Celtics and the Warriors …he use to tell us so much about the league…all the dudes that smoked weed lol and who the tough guys was and how most dudes look like at like a job
Well, it is a job
@@him37404 yeah of course but it’s also a dream job to a lot of ppl
I heard Charles Barkley speak on Ja Morant and say how easy it is to stay out of trouble, that the NBA isn’t a real job, but it is. I think that’s the issue with a lot of guys. Is they don’t see it as a job and it is.
@kareemabdulwahhab6919. You misunderstood Barkley. He wasn't saying those guys shouldn't treat it as a job. He's saying playing basketball is not a "job." As in, you are getting paid millions to play basketball....and you should be very thankful for how lucky you are to not have to work a mind numbing boring job for 1/1000th the salary
Pretty much every player of note had either a coach or owner that let them rock out. Sad how politics get in the way and talented players get handcuffed at times.
What happen to bro in NY? He got the green light and he still didn’t perform. I think his biggest struggle was shooting. He couldn’t shoot threes
Basketball Iq, horrific defender, can’t process the game quickly, relying to heavily on athleticism while his athleticism was avg for nba standards. That’s why his cousin is lucky he got drafted by a stable franchise that didn’t need him immediately.
@@SuperYoungjbWho’s his cousin???
@@35inTHEwood Kuminga for the GS Warriors
15/4/3 on solid shooting wasnt bad. he did shoot a lil under league average from 3 but he was a solid guard
@@SuperYoungjb well said.
We all remember his opening press conference
Marc Jackson gave that 🟢 to Steph he been 🐐 every since!
I get it.....all paths are not the same; but Mudiay's story is an all too familiar one. The RUSH to turn pro has hurt waaayyy more young players than help them.
😂 😂
i never watched theo play . was he like that ?
Avg 25 for a month....till the tape on you is out. Gotta adjust and have a short memory for bad games. You gotta learn to make 12-14 shots work. If you're HIM you can take 20 shots.
Either u got it or u dont. Period.
It stinks when things dont pan out. If he can become a great perimeter defender and take control of the ball i think he can definitely get regular season minutes for the kings. Unfortunately come playoff time the rotation will shrink and im not sure a poor shooter will work in mike browns heavy 3 pt shooting, guard dominate team.
Kevin Huerter literally dnp'd on multiple games. No way mudiay getting minutes over him.
Evan turner said it on jj reddicks podcast alot of dudes end up diminishing their career and bouncing out early because they just want to play the right way.
Idk if theres another option but it does seem like there has to be a selfishness for guys to even get the chance to make a name for themselves.
Good example is Jr Smith
NO. Talent is king in professional sports, period. Evan Turner never developed range past 16 feet, which is crazy for a 2nd overall pick who plays on the perimeter. He wasn't a great finisher, either, which made him pretty worthless in a league that was becoming all about layups and threes, UNLESS you are so talented that doesn't matter--e.g. DeMar Derozan. You can still put up big numbers and be a star by playing the right way, but you MUST make shots when you finally get the ball. Evan did in his 3rd year in Philly, and he responded by shooting .419 from the floor and being soft on both ends with a PER of 12. You can really see which of the players were soft, because they're the ones who retired at 25-26 because they give up, and now they are in these podcasts saying shit like "I was so upset, bro, I just needed the coach to believe in me..." What? This is pro basketball, man, not AAU. Work harder than the coach and force him to see you.
@@ninjachannel007 I think between that time there were plenty of players that weren't elite shooters who got coaches and staff that gave them the playing time to develop. My mind goes straight to guys like terry rozier, regge jackson, and jrue holiday even Lonzo ball really. If you watch the rest of this podcast Mudiay explains how his coach eventually sat him down and basically said even though he's playing better than he should be in the 7 mins hes getting they're gonna DNP him the rest of the season to get their 20 mill a year guy more pt. And thats just it. Outside of being a star it doesn't matter how good you are. There are 400 guys in the league and about 30ish elite players, the rest of them are at the mercy of GMs and Coaches that are gonna pick guys they know, guys they went to school with, and guys that don't mind getting paid less each year to just run around and set screens.
@@ninjachannel007 But i do agree a lil bit that some of these guys get on podcasts like they were secret superstars but it was reallly only a matter of time
Nah dr get him off bro. Like bro I seen his stats first two years and 42 games into his 3rd year in Denver he was horrible. Numbers are terrible. 4th is the year after the Bag. Aka lamelo, ant man
when he got that oppurtunity in new york. the few wins we did was attributed to his game. some of yall be acting like politics dont play more of a role in the nba than talent. stats dont tell the whole story. talking about dawg, kobe byrant himself couldnt stand the fact individuals could sum up a persons play on solely on stats.
@@donp9144Nobody ever said Politics ain't involved but when you a bust as a player a top 10 pick especially you have no equity to speak on how good or bad the business is to you Emmanuel talks thru out this whole interview like he was done dirty in his situations when in most situations outside of Denver he was not priority your a 11, 12 man thats on HIM teams treated him this way because he stunted his own value early by not ever getting better as a player
@@BostonBori92 what you say would make sense to somebody who would only look at the mans stats and judge purely based off that. your statement lacks insight in this particular case. i watched emanuel mudiay dominate his peers in highschool, I watched him stink up the joint with the nuggets, i watched this kid changed knicks fans opinions on him based on his ability to take over a handful of games despite the sorry roster he was surounded with. he went from having over 30 mins per game with new york with good production for the most part to getting less than 10 mins with the utah jazz. what impact can a point guard with his skill set make in under 10 mins pergame what triggers me is the fact that its not just mudiay getting lost in the politics of the nba which creates a disingenuise narrative on him. i watched the samething happen to cam reddish.
@@donp9144 Lmfaoo I love how you just made all that extra insightful like just because you saw him play means you have some deeper different level of understanding when it's not that deep dudes simply can't play....Cam Reddish can't play effective winning basketball at the NBA level neither can Emmanuel Mudiay if they could a team would have given them chances to do so guys that they played with that are far less talented like Monte Morris and Tre Jones are playing valuable NBA Minutes and being effective is that because of business too?
@@donp9144 It's hilarious that the politics only seem to matter for 1st round guys that didn't live up to their potential yet nobody's was out here politicking for Jeremy Lin saying the business did him dirty 🤣 😂 😜
Some of y’all couldn’t make it varsity
what's the host's name? english is not my first language
Theo Pinson
everyones take off must be different then
3:39 is probably why they struggle to find a certain level of success in the league. No doubt they’re both talented but it’s a catch 22, because both are unselfish players who want to do it the right way. Probably to a fault. In the league you gotta be selfish sometimes.
Respectfully they're letting NBA players with less than 1000 minutes on the court have podcasts, this is crazy
I feel u on the comment but we not finna act like they don’t have 10000 hours of practice, film, experience, etc. but we got hella mf aint even get passed HS basketball makin podcast how tf is they more knowledgeable then actual NBA player cmon now gang. Or am I doin too much and that’s not yo point ??🤧
The Knicks made him
This guy has excuses for not being a dawg
you say as you eat ur third bag of cheetos in yo mamas basement
@@subjectively_objectiveeven tho he might be in his mama basement eating cheetos he’s not lying. each one of these clips it’s a new reason to justify the fact he was a bust
@@subjectively_objective you wish that wasn’t your position 😂
Yall got me weak in here 😂😂😂
It sounds like he's talking about the politics of professional 🏀
He was an awful shooter, and turned the ball over lot that’s why his playing time
Was limited
Cant develop if dont play consistently
@@Jay-ts4xv yeah but being able to shoot is a skill develop off the court as well
He talking about some waiting for you lol bro nobody moved you to New York to be a star
Yeah watching this these players dont got it 😂 fr
That team won 17 games…
Victim mentality lol. Yes politics are a thing but if you was sorry you sorry. I watched games LIVE. At times you can’t blame the coach for coming in and being sorry. Talented ass player but that’s the business man. Got to be so amazing they can’t use politics.
Who is this? Honestly
Emmanuel Mudiay
@@TooWaveyForYaMommy thanks
Y'all was some mediocre NBA players. You made it.. you made plenty money.. just leave it at that. You just not that good bruh.. you don't have the mentality or the swagger to be a THEE GUY on and NBA team.
3:45
@@BallinDay96 bruh 😂 it's the NBA if you not tryna be the guy u soft. Most NBA players was the guy of their hometown their HS team their COLLEGE team. Why would you get to the highest level and not want to be thee guy??..I get that it's situational but you gotta have that dog in you this ain't that lol. We talking about people who make it to the NBA and complain because that's not the team they expected to be drafted to and they don't know any of the staff or players 😂😂😂 these people just weird
Bro mudiay was not good like compared to other players this sympathy run he on is wild you buns bro
"I don't want to be the guy!" Yep. Nothing more need be said. Get off the court, sir.
This is just dumb, you think only alphas make it into the NBA? You think people deserve to be on the court if they want to shoot 20?
Hurts to see people talk like this.Mudiye got his chance,he was just not good enough. Stop it dude. Nobody was against you.
Ya it's hard to take these players podcasts seriously sometimes. It's all very one-sided and guys don't call eachother out. Of course the players out of the league or riding the bench are gonna feel some type of way about "not getting the chance." Even if they had plenty of chances.
@@Biggiiful Is strange how it's never the players fault. Also,is not true that the highest payed players get minutes. Yes at first they do but if they don't produce the guy behind him will get a chance. If you are actually good,they will make space for you. Always. David Lee was an all-star,a free agent signing for the Warriors. But once they saw Draymond was what they needed,they let Lee go. Is that simple. If you are good,actually good,you will play.