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  • Pat Bev on his podcast just kind of mentioned that he thinks that there's like less than 50 percent of NBA players

  • Do not love playing basketball. Do you agree with that statement or do you disagree with 100%?

  • Agree with that statement. No question. And even when he said it I

  • Agree with him. I mean those conversations I've even had with Pat

  • Personally, you know, I mean we all within our realm have those conversations because you you been a lead long enough

  • You see it. You see it. You know, I mean, we always tell young guys that come in a lead

  • Like we work two to three hours a day

  • It's no it's no reason why you should ever be late why it should be anything else come come before this. This is

  • What you get paid millions and dollars millions of dollars to do

  • And you have access to the gym to be able to work on your game do whatever it is

  • You need to do and some guys don't do it. Some guys show come come to a gym practice ten minutes before

  • Practice right and think whatever we do it in my day day is done, right? I mean, we'll sit on a

  • Fucking video game longer than they work on their own game. You know, I mean, so it's crazy, right?

  • Like it's mad when they not playing and mad when they're not playing

  • They got every excuse blaming coaches blaming this blaming that and it's like you're not even putting in your full

  • Effort to get everything you want out of being a good basketball player

  • You know, I mean so you I know for me being an Italy so long you see that shit so much and you wonder why?

  • So many guys you'd be like man. What happened to that guy?

  • What I got on play if you really just pay attention to it you you will understand why they don't play

  • They don't love the game. Yeah, I love it. They love everything that comes with it

  • But yeah, and to that like there's a lot of dudes that just fall under that just being so naturally gifted

  • Yeah

  • That they don't have to or I wouldn't say they don't have to

  • But that they don't put that extra work in they don't treat this shit

  • Like like they life depend on it and and they just show up and they give you 20

  • They give you 30 like there is some a lot of those guys that are just naturally gifted

  • That's a whole nother percentage of guys. That's a whole nother percentage. That's a whole

  • So it's a small percentages of guys that really just this is everything, you know to us like it's really just everything to us

  • You know, I mean one example always I always like tell young guys

  • It's like like me and PG was playing in the game. He got hurt and people don't talk about what it takes to even recover to come back and be

  • Even a better player from something like that. You know, I mean, it's great

  • Like the the mentality the work ethic everything that go on that mental mind. Everybody don't have that bro

  • I'm telling you everybody don't have that

  • I literally was in that game like we we would to go play in the FIBA World Games

  • So not even what two years later to be going to get a fucking gold medal with him

  • After seeing what just happened like to me that speak volumes of just a work ethic a person have everybody don't have it

  • Do you think that you know the whole?

  • contract year is a real thing on both sides guys that are you know on their rookie deals a year before their next contract or

  • Have you ever seen that in the league where some guy just got paid and it's like I'll tell you

  • Yeah

  • Yeah, you see it from both ways guys say man, I gotta get paid

  • I got to do this and you see some guys get paid and be like, huh? I'm good. Yeah, I'm chill. I mean like it definitely varies, you know, I mean like like I remember um, I

  • Remember my contract year after I got paid

  • It was it was a it was a it was a thing to me like man fuck that

  • I gotta work twice as hard, you know, and and I remember that was

  • After we did the Olympics played in Olympics came out that that next year and I had my average 27 my best year up to that point just because I didn't want my contract to be an issue or even be talked about so

  • I'm gonna work my ass off even more, you know, I mean I had the opportunity to be around 11 of the best players in the world we go win a gold medal. So it's like my motivation was even pushed

  • Like even higher, but that's me. You know me some guys be like shit. I'm cool. I'm good

  • This is all I needed. I turn it back up in three four years when my contract is up, you know work like that yeah, that that shit meant something to me like when you get that contract and you

  • Not only the best player on a team, but the highest paid player on a team like that shit means something

  • It comes with a lot. And so like I think the new age guys like they don't look

  • That's our time was so damn and make us feel like we old as fuck

  • Our

  • Time it's like you have to work. You really have to work for everything that you got you know, I mean and what came with that you even had the

  • Oversee that nowadays, it's like oh, I got it. I'm good

  • It's like it shouldn't be that like, you know

  • I mean like I felt like I had to start all the way over every time

  • I got a new deal like you know, I gotta be more than what with what that just showed

  • You know, I mean and it pushed me

  • Yeah, it's good that you had that attitude because I would imagine on the flip side of that some guys like you said

  • They do get their money. They chill out and in your guys's age

  • How much more money you guys are getting paid now compared to your first couple of deals and I'm sure there's some guys that are

  • Regretting that they didn't you know, take it seriously because the contracts now are just yeah

  • I mean, that's it's that's what's scary about it because I don't think there's there's a select few of the guys that I think like

  • Anthony Edwards, for instance, like he's a guy that's gonna continue to get better

  • He wants to be the best player in the league Jason Tatum. He wants to be the best player in the league mention my boy

  • Who Lamella Lamella?

  • Like these young guys like that. Those are the examples, but there's a lot of guys a lot of these young guys

  • I think that that are gonna kill

  • Everything that we work for to get you know, I mean our CBA up to par

  • I think that it's gonna come to a point where it's gonna collapse because they're not taking this shit serious as we used to and that's where my frustration come from because I hate when people take those moments for granted because

  • They don't know what it's like. I mean my first my first deal out of my

  • Rookie deal was nine and a half million dollars a year. I remember getting killed saying. Oh, he's overpaid

  • Yeah, that's too much money

  • In comparison with guys

  • Now you have guys looking at the standard like oh all I gotta do is average seven points and I can get a hundred million

  • Dollars a year and it's like that's that's your standards. That's what we going on. You know, it's doodoo

  • I think like yeah, like I don't I got it. I got to get X Y & Z for this next one

  • Damn, cuz it was a criteria. You know, I mean you had to get

  • You know all NBA and all-stars like you had like it was a criteria like also our criteria to was

  • Winning and winning right winning like that was the thing like you gotta win. You gotta be getting a playoff not no

  • Lottery team saying like I did my part. I'm still get paid like you had to be a winner

  • It's changed now

  • Jackie did you see what Meek Mill posted the other day?

  • That is I'm in playoff mode right now you got time for none of that stuff

  • But anyway, what did he post he put in a crazy?

  • $10,000 entry on Steph Curry Kyle Lowry and LeBron using prize picks

  • That mean he watching our show

  • That what he's trying to do but wait, wait, wait, wait

  • People don't know we're talking about right now. I got a calm down. Tell him what price picks is all about

  • Prize picks is a daily fantasy app

  • You pick two to six players like the video on your screen

  • Then pick if they will have more or less than their prize picks projection. You aren't competing against other people

  • It's just you versus the projections available. We know how much meat one

  • But tell the people how much they can win

  • You can win up to 25 times your money on any entry and on top of that all first-time users that deposit and use our promo code

  • Podcast P will receive a hundred percent instant deposit match up to $100

  • That means if you deposit $20 prize picks gonna give you $20

  • If you deposit $100 pry picks gonna give you $100

Pat Bev on his podcast just kind of mentioned that he thinks that there's like less than 50 percent of NBA players

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practice

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  • Work at or be engaged in (a profession).
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  • To perform an activity or exercise a skill repeatedly or regularly in order to improve or maintain one's proficiency.
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average

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blame

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contract

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chill

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  • Being good at
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