Dejounte Murray Opens Up About The Mind Games He Faced With The Spurs | ALL THE SMOKE

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  • @YvngGoat_
    @YvngGoat_ Рік тому +361

    Now that I think about it, I’ve never heard Dejonte Murray talk until this podcast 😂😂😂😂

    • @Zach-hm6ky
      @Zach-hm6ky Рік тому +38

      Apparently he's the second best Spur to ever play for that team besides Steven Jackson!

    • @leijvones
      @leijvones Рік тому +9

      Never ever heard em talk lol

    • @spursjunkie2821
      @spursjunkie2821 Рік тому +9

      Definitely sounds uneducated. "Know what I'm saying" "like..know what I'm saying "

    • @AnthonyWilliams-vx8ul
      @AnthonyWilliams-vx8ul Рік тому +4

      You would swear it's g Herbo talking

    • @Lucciii32
      @Lucciii32 Рік тому

      @@spursjunkie2821 it’s called Ebonics, nothing uneducated about it white boy

  • @spursjunkie2821
    @spursjunkie2821 Рік тому +103

    People don't even realize POPS be hooking players up by letting them go. If he thinks his system is gonna hold you back and you should flourish as a player he'll hook you up by letting you play elsewhere. He did it for Tony, patty mills, Demar, George Hill etc. And some of those players were lost once they got out of pops system.

    • @tyreek.6815
      @tyreek.6815 Рік тому +23

      That’s why he’s the greatest coach. He builds people up. Why do you think Lebron respects pop so much? How come Pops coaching tree is so big and doing great things? Bro… Kerr literally won a ring with the spurs. Won one as a coach. Then went on and won 4 more.💀💀💀💀

    • @spursjunkie2821
      @spursjunkie2821 Рік тому +8

      @@tyreek.6815 don't forget Budenholtzer

    • @jordannietos
      @jordannietos Рік тому +8

      People don't put things into perspective. They don't look at context or the outcome. They just wanna feel. It's exhausting. Like just think, how hard is that 😂

    • @fletcherfamily1134
      @fletcherfamily1134 Рік тому +5

      Tony left cause Murray took the starting spot and demar was told he wasn’t gonna get traded and look what happen

    • @IncSpen
      @IncSpen Рік тому +4

      Bad take. Pop got nothing to do with this he’s not the Gm. He’s cool as hell though and understand his system not for everyone. Pop is not the one making final roster decisions

  • @TheGamingAltar
    @TheGamingAltar Рік тому +212

    Pretty crazy that Poppovich showed up to Dejounte’s house with no pants on and two bottles of wine to celebrate the all star game

  • @Lux210
    @Lux210 Рік тому +192

    That makes me happy that Manu is a good dude and good teammate. Tony Ive always kinda suspected he was like that. Ask Brent Barry

    • @TheNetworkUnderground
      @TheNetworkUnderground Рік тому +13

      Yeah I dont know, I pretty much take anything that stephen jackson says and just assume its the exact opposite when it comes to the spurs. Dude is salty. I dont know what to think about tony honestly. Obviously the whole brent barry thing makes him look like a complete ass, but i think a lot of what stephen jackson says it because tony is french and literally every word out of his mouth sounds like it is dripping condescension. I just dont see timmy or pop being ok with the kind of behavior stephen jackson and DJ are attributing to him, but I wasnt there, so who knows. I do believe thaat the whole mentoring thing didnt happen because DJ already had an nba mentor. Lebron effing James.

    • @_Maxten
      @_Maxten Рік тому +5

      didnt he cheat on one of his teammates wives

    • @powerbadpowerbad
      @powerbadpowerbad Рік тому +3

      @@_Maxten Yes,he did.I would've beat the french outta Parker !!! LOL.

    • @ytalchemy
      @ytalchemy 11 місяців тому

      You right. Tony Parker is a snake. Very jealous guy. Not a team guy.

    • @kristianpomida8259
      @kristianpomida8259 10 місяців тому

      if tim, manu, gregg, likes tony, then any of yall argument's is invalid.

  • @NickPR87
    @NickPR87 Рік тому +291

    I think being drafted by an old school coach to a franchise that also runs their stuff through him can't be easy for any young player. Pop is set in his ways and he's gonna make players get used to his style, not the other way around.

    • @MarkLaw13
      @MarkLaw13 Рік тому +33

      You're right but the more I hear these stories the more I realise that Kawhi was in the right.
      If you're a spurs fan you know what I'm on about.
      The media, Spurs org, fan all turned against him. Laughed at him and he will amount to nothing without Pops. They also said DeMar will achieve more.
      Pops needs to adjust his style.there no Tim Duncan anymore. Kawhi needed him and he spat in his face by getting impatient. Sending Parker and Manu to the media. He did regret in the 11 hour trying everything to keep him by retiring Manu earlier and trading Parker

    • @NickPR87
      @NickPR87 Рік тому +15

      @tomsmith4282 Nobody here is prying into anyone's life. It's all sports talk.

    • @randomtees
      @randomtees Рік тому +46

      @@MarkLaw13 Kawhi was right about what? What did Dejounte say here that was damning? The team drafted him after everyone else passed. They gave him the starting job over Tony in year 2. They gave him a contract extension even though he was hurt. They worked with him to find a team he wanted to get traded to.
      I can go off on Pop for days, but explain to me how they did DJ wrong. (Hint: they didn't. I watched the podcast. This was more about Jack airing his grievances against the Spurs after they cut him right before the postseason because he kept complaining to everyone around him about deserving to be starter over Danny Green).
      And the issue with Kawhi wasn't that he wanted to be traded. They were upset that he left town for NY midseason after a team-only meeting where the players asked him if he was ever going to return, then refused to speak to anyone associated with the team for months DURING THE SEASON, then publicly demanded a trade which killed the Spurs' leverage.

    • @heox123
      @heox123 Рік тому +1

      @tomsmith4282 It takes minimal time and effort to read up a story about a team's outcome. Or as I suspect the guys making the comments are, passively gaining information from years of watching your favorite team and news related to it. Surely you do that too, as information gathering is common human behavior am I right?

    • @luisdanielvega99
      @luisdanielvega99 Рік тому +4

      why would he change something that has given him titles and success. Even seeing a lot of former assistants being succesful coaches in the league tells you how impactful he has been. To win in the league you need star players and honestly the spurs still with kahwi and lamarcus aldridge were a menace, to this day i think if kawhi would have stayed im confident they could have beaten the warriors with kd, ppl forget before kawhi got injured those spurs had 60+ wins. I do think he mishandled the whole kawhi situation, mainly by pressuring him, making other players(tony parker cough cough) question his injury, breaking the trust in the locker room. Thats pops biggest mistake, unfortunately there is not enough time to see him win another championship cuz he doesnt have a star player and he is not going to wait until a star is eventually developed.

  • @user-kd7we9lm1b
    @user-kd7we9lm1b Рік тому +60

    First off, that 2017 spurs team (his rookie year) was an amazing team. Second, Dejounte was the 29th overall pick. It’s to be expected to not get much PT your rookie year.

    • @ChrisSanchez82
      @ChrisSanchez82 11 місяців тому

      To be fair, Tony Parker was the 28th overall pick in 2001. Antonio Daniels began that year starting, but Tony took that role from Antonio, in Tony's rookie year.

    • @natecarroll1779
      @natecarroll1779 7 місяців тому +1

      Tony had one of the fastest first and second steps in that decade and it was obvious early on...
      Tony is also a hofer, cream always rises to the top.
      I'm a fan of Murray's game, been high on him since sa drafted him.

    • @enrique-lopez
      @enrique-lopez Місяць тому

      He said he was cooking them in practice

    • @mikeymike4sophie
      @mikeymike4sophie 22 дні тому

      Any you believed him. Wonder if Murray is mentoring any of his replacements in Minnesota.

  • @chivastrice1894
    @chivastrice1894 Рік тому +14

    I'm born and raised in Seattle and when this young man got drafted I told everyone he got drafted by the right team and coach. Coach pop is the key to his success even if he's not with them anymore. If you buy in to pop, he will pull the star potential out of you

  • @brob8204
    @brob8204 Рік тому +79

    That was a refreshing piece. You don't see many young players w/ the stones to speak their minds like that, especially when they're in their prime and playing significant minutes. Dejounte fits on the Hawks, I'm glad they scooped him up.

  • @gr8esthandleever
    @gr8esthandleever Рік тому +355

    I'm surprised Jackson didn't mention how he was so much better than Manu. 🤣

    • @ristovskiv
      @ristovskiv Рік тому +185

      He's better than Ray Allen too. The older he gets, the better he was. By the time he's a 100 he'll be the NBA's logo

    • @dubbrown5594
      @dubbrown5594 Рік тому +14

      @@ristovskiv 😂😂😂😂

    • @mistywoods6560
      @mistywoods6560 Рік тому +15

      @@ristovskiv when chuck Said that about Kenny I laughed so hard 🤣🤣

    • @mistywoods6560
      @mistywoods6560 Рік тому +6

      @@ristovskiv dude I saw a part of their interview with magic he said I MADE SURE TO SCORE 30 EVERYTIME WE PLAYING THE LAKERS 🤣

    • @jasonbabilonia3037
      @jasonbabilonia3037 Рік тому +1

      Is finally realized he wasn't

  • @om3667
    @om3667 Рік тому +106

    Stephen sounds like a bitter ex

    • @randomtees
      @randomtees Рік тому +28

      He's also reinventing history acting like teams were clamoring for him during his final season. He had another full year guaranteed and the Spurs cut him a year early a week before the postseason because he was causing too many issues complaining that his 36 year old azz was better than Danny Green and Manu and deserved to be a starter. (FWIW, the Spurs made it to game 7 of the Finals that year and won a title the next.) No one wanted Jack. He ended up playing for about 2 weeks with the Clippers the next year before they realized they needed to cut him as well.

    • @tayluc777
      @tayluc777 Рік тому +3

      @@randomtees he was better than washed up T Mac and could’ve provided something be real. Stak is big headed but he’s right in this instance.

    • @SooHooSamaSito
      @SooHooSamaSito Рік тому +1

      You ever seen Stephen's career stats? He was a lower tier player.

    • @urbanvillain1984
      @urbanvillain1984 Рік тому +8

      @@tayluc777 tmac can be in a wheelchair and stak wouldn't be better than him bruh

    • @artyclay9874
      @artyclay9874 Рік тому

      So he’s bitter about Tony but Manu was one of the best teammates he had in his life? Make it make sense loo

  • @garuda3843
    @garuda3843 Рік тому +6

    The most replayed part here is the two showing love for Manu Ginobili

  • @BrooklynUSA
    @BrooklynUSA Рік тому +25

    I just had a talk with my son about his body language on the bench. He got taken out the game because he wasn’t handling the double teams and press as he should and got sat down. He was on the bench pouting and not being supportive of his teammates. I told him what you going to do when the lights and cameras on? Best believe the coach going to show you on film, you not being a good teammate!!

  • @jaetoner1220
    @jaetoner1220 Рік тому +34

    Stak sounds bitter lol because even kobe said tony the reason why he didn’t win more rings lol TP the most underrated PG of all time

  • @Obiamajoyisrmd
    @Obiamajoyisrmd Рік тому +22

    Damn Tony parker catchin bullets

  • @Gabe4President88
    @Gabe4President88 Рік тому +23

    Need more candid interviews like this and the one John wall had on another pod, when you keep it 100, the views skyrocket

  • @kame1624
    @kame1624 Рік тому +64

    Lol TP is a “selfish” basketball player, but flourished in a system specifically designed for the unselfish. Amazing!

    • @217ShowOffBoii
      @217ShowOffBoii Рік тому +58

      You have 2 guys who played with Tony saying the same thing. Nome of us knows how he was behind the scenes. Tony is the same guy that cheated on his then-wife with a teammate's wife. Dude is definitely a snake.

    • @kame1624
      @kame1624 Рік тому +6

      @@217ShowOffBoii key word in my OP was basketball. Tony averaged 15.5 PTS and 5.6 AST during his career. Basketball wise, that doesn’t scream selfish.

    • @217ShowOffBoii
      @217ShowOffBoii Рік тому +26

      @@kame1624 and they're talking about behind the scenes.

    • @FSVR54
      @FSVR54 Рік тому +18

      Trae Young led the league in assists and he's selfish, same with Westbrook

    • @step-p4j
      @step-p4j Рік тому +1

      @@FSVR54 0 rings

  • @lw1745
    @lw1745 Рік тому +96

    Tony Parker owns him nothing. He dedicated 16 years of his life for the spurs and did some ugly mistakes on the road but you can't deny the work he threw since 2002, dude is possibly an HoF.
    When his idol MJ called to join him, TP was already preparing the after-career and create his own basketball training camp in France, it was a business opportunity he couldn't refuse. Then Murray got the starting PG spot that he wanted so much with a 64M contract which was a pretty fair deal overall considering they offered him this a year after his toned ACL. Just another drama with different perspective, btw Jackson has just been a hater for years because his ego couldn't take that Spurs favored a small French Guard over him.
    Would like to hear Timmy and Gino's version since they Are Parker's best friends

    • @donniedarko4688
      @donniedarko4688 Рік тому +19

      okay, chill out tony

    • @Nawalta
      @Nawalta Рік тому +4

      Good points. Tony was legit happy to go play for MJ, I don’t remember him showing any animosity towards the Spurs or towards losing his spot…unless i forgot. Different perspectives like you said.

    • @1985junkman
      @1985junkman Рік тому +1

      @@donniedarko4688😂😂

    • @freckhefner4019
      @freckhefner4019 Рік тому

      that’s the problem I have with Stephen Jackson. He just think he was all dat as an NBA player and I’m sorry to admit he fucking wasn’t His first championship came from San Antonio he wasn’t worth shit anywhere else he went. Let’s really be honest he wasn’t

    • @stefanharris659
      @stefanharris659 Рік тому

      Tony Parker is a garbage human in every aspect of lif3

  • @Bossiefatass
    @Bossiefatass Рік тому +69

    Murray will have to get at least 4 rings and a finals MVP to talk about Tony lol

    • @jiggyv6139
      @jiggyv6139 Рік тому

      and Stak ?

    • @AllexGTD
      @AllexGTD Рік тому +13

      @Tom Smith It depends. Some take it to heart,some dont't. I hate the fact that some people say that this player needs to have this and that to be great. It's a team sport and it depends how each organisation puts players around certain stars so they have a good chance to win or not. There are a lot of great players that didn't get the chance to win a championship.

    • @rockjm9876543210
      @rockjm9876543210 Рік тому

      Tim duncan aint walking through his door

    • @gamefantasticcuz
      @gamefantasticcuz Рік тому +1

      Can Barry talk about Tony?

    • @jaetoner1220
      @jaetoner1220 Рік тому +4

      @@jiggyv6139 stak mad because he got traded and didn’t last in the spurs system

  • @Zoneread24
    @Zoneread24 Рік тому +14

    I forgot Matt Barnes was on the panel lmaoo. He really listen and soak everything in 😂

  • @crsolrac
    @crsolrac Рік тому +61

    Tony Parker is selfish yet he, along with Ginobili and Duncan, took paycuts after paycuts to build a legacy. Not one great/hall of famer has to stay back and mentor anyone. How many rookies came into the league and not once was ever mentored? That happens all the time and yet these players don’t say a word. Murray knows he couldn’t carry a team. It showed then, it shows now. They probably told him “we no longer need you” and he’s mad. Stephen Jackson stays mad. The only organization that kept him humble, he trashes. He did what he wanted in other teams cuz let him get away with it but not in San Antonio. Done with these clowns.

    • @stefanharris659
      @stefanharris659 Рік тому

      Spurs are going to suck for the next 20 years

    • @mjbankhead9063
      @mjbankhead9063 Рік тому

      Well said.

    • @TheNetworkUnderground
      @TheNetworkUnderground Рік тому

      Just one mistake "They probably told him “we no longer need you”" should read He asked to be traded and the team did everything they could to get him where he wanted to go.

    • @joejett5084
      @joejett5084 Рік тому

      He did cheat on his wife

    • @hassanesdaile
      @hassanesdaile Рік тому

      @@joejett5084 😅😂

  • @paceauto5382
    @paceauto5382 Рік тому +175

    All of his growing pains at the Spurs made him the player that he is today‼️💯 #NoCapp

    • @realcoachescorner3503
      @realcoachescorner3503 Рік тому +12

      All unneccesary

    • @paceauto5382
      @paceauto5382 Рік тому +10

      @@realcoachescorner3503 maybe so but at the same time he can now value teams as a leader moving forward!

    • @radicalmatamune
      @radicalmatamune Рік тому +27

      @@paceauto5382 It was necessary, it's not like he was a top pick in the first place. TP himselfs explained in an interview how TD never spoke to him during his first season until he earned his respect during a playoff game

    • @paceauto5382
      @paceauto5382 Рік тому +4

      @@radicalmatamune agreed💯

    • @rotiseriejones2137
      @rotiseriejones2137 Рік тому +6

      Spurs had nothing to do with that....Murray made himself the player he is today.

  • @AOJOPhotography
    @AOJOPhotography Рік тому +1

    This audio sounds Perfect!!! Give the sound guy a raise!!!

  • @Papa_Bexar210
    @Papa_Bexar210 Рік тому +59

    Tony a 4x time champion and a finals mvp. Idc if he selfish lol

    • @GavinTheMistborn
      @GavinTheMistborn Рік тому +16

      Exactly, dude had a right to try and show that he still had it. He didn't want to sit on the bench as a third string and coach, not every player can do that.
      If people are giving DJ credit for continuingly having a chip on his shoulder, we should give credit to TP for still having that dog in him after so many seasons/championships.

    • @MichaelSevilla97
      @MichaelSevilla97 Рік тому +8

      tony deserves credit if anything no way would stak and dejounte would have dealt with all the times pop was cussing out tony if they were tony especially stak the hothead that he was and still is

    • @miltoncharle7
      @miltoncharle7 Рік тому +2

      Why do y’all overrate Tony Parker so much lmao. He’s trash!!! Take Tim and Manu off that team Tony wouldn’t even be respected😂

    • @killerra
      @killerra Рік тому +8

      @@miltoncharle7 You sound crazy, go watch some TP highlights, dude was a baller.

    • @step-p4j
      @step-p4j Рік тому +5

      @@killerra only him & Stephen Curry has 4 rings in the 21 century

  • @maxjoseph6060
    @maxjoseph6060 Рік тому +8

    Stephen Jackson will never he considered ea HOF player, he can't ever be mentioned in the same breath of Tony Parker.

  • @SamPendleton
    @SamPendleton Рік тому +34

    The chip on Jax' shoulder toward Parker and the Spurs is so big, you could see it from space.

    • @milosmitic2071
      @milosmitic2071 Рік тому +5

      Crazy cuz everybody say the same thing about Tony..
      Wasn't it Tony that cheated on fine ass Gloria with a man?

    • @allengreene9954
      @allengreene9954 9 днів тому

      @@milosmitic2071. A Man???? Tony don’t strike me as Gay…….

  • @ericwilliams460
    @ericwilliams460 Рік тому +17

    And this how players hit the ceiling early in their career. Just because you're good doesn't mean you can't improve some kind of way. It's not being broken mentally. It's opening your mind to expand. For example, he's a grown man speaking like a teenager. 🤦‍♂️

    • @EF-wy3di
      @EF-wy3di Рік тому

      Your a teenager trying to speak like a grown man. They were definitely trying to break him and make him conform to their culture. It's millitary style indoctrination, aka trauma bonding. Mistreat someone you have power over and only occasionally reward them to keep them trying to get rewarded and trying to avoid punishment. There is a reason why once players started to realize their value, star players avoid and or dip from the spurs as fast as they can. People consider pop a genius for his abusive leadership style but how much of his success is due to him having Duncan Manu and Parker? Think of Steve Kerr today whose on track to achieve as much success as pop and everyone wants to play for the warriors.

    • @jordannietos
      @jordannietos Рік тому +2

      @@EF-wy3di It's called tough love. It doesn't work for everyone but the spurs have proven they know how it works. C'mon dude, this man is just complaining that someone finally put him in his place. Gave him an opportunity. And still ungrateful? That's not maturity.

    • @EF-wy3di
      @EF-wy3di Рік тому +1

      @@jordannietos Tough love is being honest with someone even when you know it is going to hurt them but be better for them in the long run. Psychological manipulation and rituals of public humiliation is not tough love, it isn't any form of love. It is domination and control over someone to make them do what you want them to do. Of course these things work a lot, otherwise people wouldn't do them to others.
      He wasn't "put in his place". He was a really talented ball player with a strong sense of self and self value. He was a project that pop wanted to see if he can break psychological and turn into a tool for him to use. So pop sabotaged and tried to humiliate him at every step hoping to destroy his confidence in his self so Pop can instill a new sense of identity and purpose of his own design into him.
      Why should he be grateful for literal abuse and sabotage to his career? This is the part where fans forget that players are actual human beings. You view these real people as meer objects of entertainment and so there is a lacking of empathy.
      Jackson was an employee and Pop was his supervisor, nothing more. He is not his father nor is he some moral authority. They play a children's game for entertainment. It's not like pop is commander that needs to condition soldiers to defend the lives of millions of people or something. He is just an egotistical narcissist that feels some marks on a piece of paper that everyone will forget about in 10 years means more than someone's humanity.

    • @jordannietos
      @jordannietos Рік тому +3

      @@EF-wy3di Not reading all that lol. They gave Murray a chance and he turned out to be a spoiled brat. That's really all it is.

    • @coredaqqer6197
      @coredaqqer6197 Рік тому +2

      @@EF-wy3di 🤣🤣 This is so detailed and so incorrect at the same time. Why should a kid who was drafted nearly dead last in the first expect to come out and get treated like he’s him? Especially behind a HoF PG and a solid championship caliber back up in Patty Mills? He was 3rd in his position and they made him work for his spot? And that he did, The kid got a $64M guaranteed contract and was developed into the budding star he is right now. His sense of entitlement is not justified at all.

  • @nathanbedfordforest
    @nathanbedfordforest Рік тому

    This podcast is the best for athlete profiles. It's tops. Period.

  • @soobright
    @soobright Рік тому +33

    Feel him in this interview

  • @JohnPoloMedia
    @JohnPoloMedia Рік тому +91

    As a Spurs fan, this brother raised my respect for him!

    • @MichaelSevilla97
      @MichaelSevilla97 Рік тому +25

      you should have lost respect all respect for him man dejounte was trashing the spurs and saying they hold you back when the spurs developed him into an all star and the spurs gave him a 4 year 64 million dollar deal he's ungrateful asf

    • @immrlonelyihavenobody4176
      @immrlonelyihavenobody4176 Рік тому +15

      @@MichaelSevilla97 they do hold you back tho, but all good

    • @jj47k.
      @jj47k. Рік тому +13

      @Michael Sevilla Stop whining..he's inside your on the outside as a FAN..so what the hell do u know?

    • @MichaelSevilla97
      @MichaelSevilla97 Рік тому

      @@jj47k. what I know is dejounte is ungrateful asf and karma will get his ass like it's getting kawhi

    • @tristanmartinez3801
      @tristanmartinez3801 Рік тому +3

      Bro, it’s a fact if you look at his stats, he was better player with the Spurs then playing for the Hawks and they are barely over .500 not really a good team

  • @DJBorellis
    @DJBorellis Рік тому +6

    You can tell Murray hard headed

  • @mediamannaman
    @mediamannaman Рік тому +129

    All the Spurs did was make him a starter in his second year, give him a $64M contract, give him all the freedom he needed to almost average a triple double, and trade him to the team he wanted when they knew they couldn’t pay him what he would be able to get as a free agent. And he complains because he didn’t play enough as a rookie and, “Tony didn’t stay and mentor me. He’s so selfish.” smfh That’s not a very classy look. Focus on your current team and raising them from 8th in the East instead of going on a show with a Spurs hater and spreading venom.

    • @thegreat9481
      @thegreat9481 Рік тому +17

      Its an interview and they asked him a question. Where’s your logic?

    • @mediamannaman
      @mediamannaman Рік тому +9

      @@lovelyj241 That’s a good point. Of course I can’t see into his heart. I’m just reacting to how his story comes across to me. That’s my story.

    • @calebtanner8424
      @calebtanner8424 Рік тому +6

      I also think it’s not just his story and his experience, I think the young bull is speaking for others as well! Look I use to be a huge spurs fan and they could do no wrong but I can tell there was a disconnected with some of their better players & young talent!

    • @TheNetworkUnderground
      @TheNetworkUnderground Рік тому +6

      @@lovelyj241 No, he definitely is complaining when he says tony obviously didnt like it because he should have stuck around, made less money, got less minutes, and mentored me. That is some pretty petty crap to say when you got lebron james on speed dial. For anyone to believe that someone whose job you are taking by force should just happily sit back and train you at their job while taking a pay cut is ridiculous. Also his response about the fans believing in him more than the organization is maybe not complaining but is a statement that is in no way supported by the facts. What is belief in a person other than offering them 64 million dollars coming back from an injury that has ruined other nba players. They promoted you to starter above a hall of fame PG... sounds to me like they believed in him an awful lot. Team took a lot of crap when they made that decision, but they stuck with it.

    • @kingejbgm6730
      @kingejbgm6730 Рік тому

      @@TheNetworkUndergroundhmmmmm stay around and mentor a up and coming all star or sign wit the hornets get injured and never play a nba game again? Yes sounds like Tony was pretty selfish ya twat

  • @QueenSha71
    @QueenSha71 Рік тому

    I rocks with Murray he caught my EYE in the summer league that solidified his spot in SA👏🏾

  • @alfonsorodriguez1764
    @alfonsorodriguez1764 Рік тому +73

    I still love me some DJ regardless of where he plays. That said, they were teaching him how to be and become a pro imo. It's hard for players at this level to not feel a sense of entitlement because they've always been "The Guy," especially guys with as much potential as DJ, but that mindset can typically lead to division within a team. It's hard for ppl to check their ego in any workplace, much less in an environment such as the NBA. I hope this is something DJ learned from as I feel he learned a lesson not uncommon from most imo. I don't think anyone is wrong in this situation to be honest. I hope things work out in ATL.

    • @jj47k.
      @jj47k. Рік тому +5

      WHATEVER LOL

    • @b.lukito6063
      @b.lukito6063 Рік тому

      DJ & trae not clicking...they just taking turn

    • @trainerrob1622
      @trainerrob1622 Рік тому +4

      Its not about being the guy or teaching a guy to be a "pro" That`s one of those cliches that fans and media use to try to explain something they don`t have a window into. When you come into a situation with veteran players, they will teach you how to be a pro. Being a pro, when coaches and GM`s say that, its about your study habits, how you take care of your body and how you work on your craft. On a veteran loaded contending team, how do you work on your craft in order to fulfill the role we need you to fulfill? In this situation, he`s taking the keys to the car from a hall of famer who didn`t want to give up the keys and there were a lot of red flags surrounding his background. If I`m going to bench a hall of famer then I need to make sure the guy replacing him is going to be here everyday. He`s going to be singularly focused on his job when he`s in the facility and he`s not going to leave me in a bind.

    • @holyghost8467
      @holyghost8467 Рік тому +1

      @@b.lukito6063 Murray is a better player and point guard and defender then Trae I don't why he went to a team which such a small guard that can't play defense and force shots

    • @b.lukito6063
      @b.lukito6063 Рік тому

      @@holyghost8467
      Not that I disagree with your take, but hawks is Trae's team. He's their franchise/max player...he's not going anywhere anytime soon, DJ better be fit in with the pecking order

  • @harryphelps9899
    @harryphelps9899 Рік тому +39

    In a morbid perspective,Pop made you a better player in a rude way

    • @legendaryfizz4883
      @legendaryfizz4883 Рік тому +10

      Totally agree. He’s probably out the league if he started on a squad like the Rockets or Hornets

    • @milosmitic2071
      @milosmitic2071 Рік тому

      Now the Spurs bottom 5 in the conference

    • @tristanmartinez3801
      @tristanmartinez3801 Рік тому

      That a load of crap. Dj tweeted pop was like a father figure to me and they used to be close, so how is that rude way?

    • @gr8esthandleever
      @gr8esthandleever Рік тому

      Rude? No. Tough? Yes

    • @therealpvc2541
      @therealpvc2541 Рік тому

      @@milosmitic2071 Atlanta are dog shit too, lol.

  • @mt3s
    @mt3s Рік тому +25

    Stephen Jackson saying the would have won more rings without Tony haha.

    • @killerra
      @killerra Рік тому +15

      Jax never talks about how he left the Spurs when he was supposedly still better than all the younger guys, but then couldn't get minutes on ANY other NBA team. He still bitter over how it ended instead of looking in the mirror.

    • @urbanvillain1984
      @urbanvillain1984 Рік тому

      delusional lol

    • @2nifty201
      @2nifty201 Рік тому

      he never said without him he just said him being selfish

    • @mt3s
      @mt3s Рік тому +1

      @@2nifty201 damn. 4 rings not enough? Some would argue that his selfishness was the reason they won. He was mvp of the 2007 championship and the best player for a few seasons.

  • @rashad7300
    @rashad7300 Рік тому +8

    Bruh sounds crazy.

  • @coreyjohnson5346
    @coreyjohnson5346 Рік тому +8

    Bro he's not lying. His rookie year they played the magic in the preseason here in orlando. I went to the game. I never heard of him before, he even missed a wide open fast break dunk in that game. But that's not what I remember the most about him. He caught my eye because he was this really really skinny kid that wasn't involved in any of the plays or anything but he ran extremely hard of screens, off the baseline etc. I could tell just by that alone dude was gonna be a good player one day. It just seemed like every second he was on the court he was giving it 100 percent even running from baseline to baseline without the ball. So when I saw him becoming an Allstars years later it didn't surprise me one bit.

    • @injusticeanywherethreatens265
      @injusticeanywherethreatens265 Рік тому +1

      Curry had the same problem too. Skinny as all hell when he left Davidson and GSW wasnt gonna play him cause Monte was there be4 him but he put in effort over the years to strengthen his hips and ankles, gain mucle weight, and worked on his defence and he's clearly a top 10 player all time now.
      IT was all the effort that he put in that made his talent really shine.
      You may have the talent butbwith no effort or desire to do great things well then you just become ...OK but never 'GREAT'

  • @MaxPotentialGreatness
    @MaxPotentialGreatness Рік тому +1

    Well if we look at the bright side …. He did become the teams best player and therefore an elite guard in the nba . I understand the mind games are petty but it made him stronger . Now his game can be plugged into a variety of sets. He’s a good defender, he has strong mid range paint area game , elite passer , disciplined, low key hustler on the boards and he’s not afraid to do the dirty work . He had to fight for his spot on the spurs and I respect what it made him .

  • @cfhall54
    @cfhall54 Рік тому +13

    Cats forget it's only so many minutes. Tough coming from being the man to being on the bench. Murray did it right, count your blessings and keep grinding

  • @SooHooSamaSito
    @SooHooSamaSito Рік тому +7

    Murray talking like he wasn't given a chance to be the man for the Spurs for the last couple of seasons and we all saw how that worked out.

  • @pendletondrew
    @pendletondrew Рік тому +1

    Murray still has plenty of time to make his mark in this league, his time with the Spurs will go down as a good thing for him...Tony and Manu had to watch plenty of games from the bench before they got their time to shine...Duncan was the only one who got the green light from the jump and he still got chewed out lol

  • @lostdr34ms63
    @lostdr34ms63 Рік тому +33

    DJ cool as hell man 😂 woulda never dude was so chill. I remember when him and Harden got face to face 😂

    • @AF-vk9zq
      @AF-vk9zq Рік тому +18

      I remember when dejounte pushed harden with every ounce of force in his body and harden barely moved an inch 🤣

    • @lostdr34ms63
      @lostdr34ms63 Рік тому +2

      @@AF-vk9zq no lie 😂😂

    • @jcchambers7896
      @jcchambers7896 Рік тому +8

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 BRO POINTED AT THAT MAN SOUL too 👉🏽

    • @lopesben81
      @lopesben81 Рік тому

      chill dont win chips get outta move around with that this is a championship city

  • @r6-AgentScorpionParkerKRider23
    @r6-AgentScorpionParkerKRider23 Рік тому +13

    I know 2k ain't real life but man let me tell you, when we played the Spurs in 2k22 I hated seeing the Spurs because I'd go from 45 a game easy to 40 a game the hard way, had to pass more, lanes were closed off a bit more...2k don't get a lot of shit right but they got this Murray right! He was a defensive terror and so 2k made me wanna watch this dude play irl and I wasn't disappointed

  • @HanFollo
    @HanFollo 6 місяців тому

    Makes me appreciate Tom Brady even more. Brady's senior year at Michigan. That Drew Henson situation. Or, later New England not wanting to keep him. Never heard Brady complain.

  • @Centrik_214
    @Centrik_214 Рік тому

    They need to get a episode in with ginobli

  • @javianjohnson8746
    @javianjohnson8746 Рік тому +10

    4:35 - 5:35 yup, this is definitely gonna be the start of some type of NBA media controversy

    • @gr8esthandleever
      @gr8esthandleever Рік тому

      It's his opinion though. Stephen Jackson's words don't have that effect

  • @JoaquinDedmon
    @JoaquinDedmon Рік тому +7

    Bruh really lived a 2k MyCareer story

  • @jonboirodriguez
    @jonboirodriguez Рік тому +3

    Hopefully murray and young can start something great in Atlanta play off each other's success and not worry about who's the best player on the team

  • @Defort-jd8xe
    @Defort-jd8xe Рік тому +24

    Spurs are all about players that got over themselves. That put team ahead of them.
    DJ never did that. Thats why we gave him the most shots since Tim Duncan in 2001 (!!!!) so his trade value goes up and we can rob the Hawks.. and that is what exactly happened.. and now he‘s mad because everybody thinks he‘s overrated.. which he kinda is. Good player. Not great. And the Spurs got great player value for him.

    • @cutc2k764
      @cutc2k764 Рік тому +8

      Spurs will never be anything without tim y’all will never win again, Tim owns that franchise

    • @Defort-jd8xe
      @Defort-jd8xe Рік тому +9

      @@cutc2k764 okay kiddo

    • @demetrewilkins8485
      @demetrewilkins8485 Рік тому

      Nobody thinks babyboy is overrated bruh

    • @Defort-jd8xe
      @Defort-jd8xe Рік тому

      @@demetrewilkins8485 Do you think the Hawks overpaid him? Do you think he's worth all these picks?

    • @Defort-jd8xe
      @Defort-jd8xe Рік тому

      @aMiFiii "The players you all got for him played well for us, but they are not what we need to get over the hump." Players?? Bruh, he got traded for picks. Thats the value of this trade. We dont give a ratsass about the players lmao We waived Galo. God, you're such a casual.

  • @terrancejohnson8017
    @terrancejohnson8017 Рік тому +4

    I'm from San Antonio alot of what there saying is truth

    • @kasdcomoa5567
      @kasdcomoa5567 Рік тому +2

      Ok but you saying you from San Antonio is irrelevant and meaningless you know that right?

    • @773ohh6
      @773ohh6 Рік тому +4

      I heard they got Big Ole Women down there in San Antonio.

  • @douglasreed2138
    @douglasreed2138 Рік тому +31

    Dejounte been that dude! Miss him and Kawhi. Go Spurs go 💪🏽

  • @deesee2051
    @deesee2051 Рік тому +16

    Wait hold up Tony went to get way more $$ in Charlotte to end his career why in the hell would he stay in San Antonio

    • @milosmitic2071
      @milosmitic2071 Рік тому +2

      Cuz his legs was giving out, of course ..its Charlotte why wouldn't they pay him more money.. they were desperate

  • @albertol9654
    @albertol9654 Рік тому +4

    It happend to me in Varsity.. I was the best player, best scorer, but they knew I smoked weed and got suspended from school for cutting class.. After that I got benched games, barely played 10 minutes. Until I decided to quit the team and just avoid the nonsense, it was like bootcamp.

    • @petep5207
      @petep5207 Рік тому +5

      IN OTHER WORDS, YOU WERE, AND STILL ARE, AN UNDISCIPLINED CHILD INCAPABLE OF ADMITTING HIS MISTAKES AND HOLDING HIMSELF ACCOUNTABLE.

  • @ejpemoney6984
    @ejpemoney6984 Рік тому +18

    Love his energy great kid

  • @niqowyd
    @niqowyd Рік тому +9

    This is all cap this man is complaining about his ROOKIE SEASON. Everything he talked about here is his rookie season because in his 2nd season he played 21 minutes a game and started 48 games. They even gave him 25 minutes and the starting role in his technical 3rd season where he returned from injury missing the entire prior season (he started 58/66 games). This man is having a meltdown about what almost every non lottery rookie goes thru💀💀💀

    • @niqowyd
      @niqowyd Рік тому +2

      And the Argentinian pg he’s talking about was Nicolás Laprovíttola who was a FIBA cup mvp on the same international team as Manu. Of course they prioritized making one of their long time veterans in Manu happy over giving a rookie pg minutes.

  • @asdowo111
    @asdowo111 Місяць тому +1

    "You feel what im sayin?"

  • @olinpeterson3205
    @olinpeterson3205 Рік тому +3

    I hear people talking crazy about Dejounte recently but if u from the 206 u know he’s a good guy. Me and everyone I know had good interactions with him cause he’s real.

  • @cazz7779
    @cazz7779 Рік тому +1

    Welcome to Atlanta DJ you a dawg on that court!!!

  • @Lupin44321
    @Lupin44321 Рік тому +5

    Just became my second favorite point guard wise keep being great young man

  • @PORTMIAMIMIKE
    @PORTMIAMIMIKE Рік тому

    Tony must've tried to Holla at his Ol' lady🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @Leeransom420
    @Leeransom420 Рік тому +4

    S/o to Seattle
    Tacoma supports you 👍🏾👍🏾👌🏾👌🏾

  • @thankyoujodi
    @thankyoujodi Рік тому +2

    I don't think TP is the best teammate, from these anecdotes, to the Barry stuff, and even the comments about Leonard's injury being nowhere near as bad as his. Having said that, he owned his role and helped the spurs dynasty. I also agree about how sa perceived dejounte (a klutch client) and his 'smoking/ drinking posse' that shit isn't for everyone. Credit to murray for making it out but idk why you've got to bring all these ppl with you. I'm sure some of these ppl helped him but 30 mofos? Sa made the right choice getting rid of this headache. Wish him the best but the way he talks makes it seem like he's a ticking time bomb.

  • @HS24833
    @HS24833 Рік тому +19

    Stephen Jackson always gossiping smh

  • @nothembajozi2862
    @nothembajozi2862 Рік тому +1

    Dejounte is so handsome. His baby mama is one lucky lady. He sounds like Chris Brown and looks like Jordan Poole. Wow!!

  • @bjr0467
    @bjr0467 Рік тому +46

    Sounds like a rookie having to earn his stripes

    • @bjr0467
      @bjr0467 Рік тому +9

      @Lman34 don't matter if u better wen u play for an old school coach u gotta earn your stripes

    • @bjr0467
      @bjr0467 Рік тому

      @Lman34 who tf are u? Lik I said it don't work lik that practice is practice it's plenty mfs who can dominate in practice stop talking u ain't never played no sport at no high level

    • @Michael-kh1bq
      @Michael-kh1bq Рік тому

      Pop always had his guys Tony, manu, Duncan everyone else never gave shit about of course Robinson too. This speaks why Kawi left. Duncan truly was the foundation of this team for so many years after he left the team and franchise has fallen apart

    • @FalseNi9e
      @FalseNi9e Рік тому

      @Lman34 we can tell you never played basketball on a team

    • @bjr0467
      @bjr0467 Рік тому

      @Lman34 u need to do your homework on sports used to operate only up until the last 10 or so years did young guys play off the rip it didn't used to go lik that it didn't matter how high u got drafted u wasn't coming in starting unless u was completely polished all around the board lik lebron was, Kobe had experienced talented players in front of him not necessarily better but they were more ready to play than him in the Eddie Jones nick van EXEL etc those guys were all star caliber players

  • @ViolentKknight
    @ViolentKknight Рік тому +3

    The spurs are the last organization that doesn’t allow egos to consume its players. That’s why they got rid of Murray. Idc if the spurs never make the playoffs again, I want them to be stuck in their ways. Every other team is filled with guys that are egotistical. Giannis is the last superstar without a major ego

  • @marco477utep
    @marco477utep Рік тому +13

    DJ Murray was the 29th pick not top 5. The Spurs took a chance on him and build his character, showed him nothing is giving and became an All Star.

    • @niqowyd
      @niqowyd Рік тому +6

      Right this man started half his games in his 2nd season on over 20 mins a game. I remember they gave him the starting job the season after he got injured and missed a whole season. This man’s lying out of anger

  • @garfieldburke2820
    @garfieldburke2820 Рік тому

    I love Capt jack glad to see him giving props manu thou

  • @josebedoy2333
    @josebedoy2333 Рік тому +14

    When Jackson says they hold you back I'm like what. Kawhi was finals mvp, all nba teams, 2 time DPOY, after he left spurs he has been all star 2 times and finals mvp that's it he has not been top 5 in mvp sense he left. Dejounte was all nba defense and all star with spurs lets see what he does but jackson just jealous bcs he was not chosen over manu and tony for big 3.

    • @mbealhighjump
      @mbealhighjump Рік тому +4

      Hear me out. Maybe just maybe Jackson actually played on the Spurs, with a shaky off the court reputation, and understands their system and how they treat players. Jack & Dejounte both had to learn that Defense was the key to getting PT on the court and the team hierarchy. Every team has their own culture and politics. It’s not really that complicated to see what they’re both explaining

    • @MacP12
      @MacP12 Рік тому +1

      Kawhi was better After he left and he’s also been injured

    • @josebedoy2333
      @josebedoy2333 Рік тому

      @@MacP12 What so he left in 2018. 2019 he won the championship sense than what has he done ? Not even close

    • @iPoeticProphet
      @iPoeticProphet Рік тому

      @@josebedoy2333 he has a degenerative knee, he's been injured that's not his fault, yet i remember spurs got mad cause he didn't wanna play through that injury.

    • @josebedoy2333
      @josebedoy2333 Рік тому +1

      @@iPoeticProphet That's not his fault just stop. Everybody knows he does not like to play a full season he will sit 2 games straight just because he has a broke fingernail. If you not from SA don't talk. He had a quad injury even the highest quad injury will force you to be out 3-4 months. He was out 7 months without any word of his recovery. Nobody forced nobody to play. Everybody knows spurs is 1st class organization that likes to take care of their players. Pop was first in this era to bring up load management so just stop.

  • @VangoghC5C
    @VangoghC5C Рік тому +1

    Love this kid

  • @renderuntocaesarwhatiscaes2300

    O I forgot to add this the second time I done caught a real good interview here i ain’t got no other choice but to sub bro I like the content.

  • @dennisking1445
    @dennisking1445 Рік тому +1

    He miss playing for the spurs I don’t understand why the spurs did not keep him . Dejounte worked hard and is a team guy with character the spurs and pop was good for him he will be successful wherever he goes now

    • @ericpeters0n
      @ericpeters0n Рік тому

      Loved his as a Spur, but hearing him speak now, I can understand why they let him go... and also why he's not been a net positive in ATL's culture.
      Dude was playing behind Hall Of Famers, and talks like he was entitled. Think DJM will ever be a HoFer?

  • @almarin4162
    @almarin4162 Рік тому +4

    Tony Parker was treated worse by Pop than both these guys. Duncan and Ginobili have said that as well. Yes he has a ego. 19 year old and comes in the league and within 2 years takes Avery Johnson spot. Jack acts like he was better than Tony. If Tony was selfish he contributed to 4 titles. For Jack acting like he wasn't he helped with 1 but because Manu was taking his mins and he didn't like that Pop shipped his ass off to never winning another chip land. As for Murray the kid is just soft. You get coached hard in San Antonio. Even Duncan wasn't above it. Murray needed to prove he was the guy. He's talking about pre season. You have to do it in the season. He made the all-star team. But being a all-star and being a championship caliber player aren't the same thing. When he was given the chance he just wasn't the guy. That's why they traded him. Start from scratch. Now DJ plays behind TY. It suits him as a second or 3rd option. He can't lead a team. He can only contribute. Just like Jack

  • @murryjm
    @murryjm Рік тому +21

    He’s the reason why there’s “drama” in ATL w/the Hawks now.

    • @kambuibomani231
      @kambuibomani231 Рік тому +6

      He’s not lmaoo. It’s basically Trae bucking the coaching staff yet again. They’ve done better recently so wonder if Murray got through to him to stay the course

    • @murryjm
      @murryjm Рік тому +4

      @@kambuibomani231 One can say that Trae is the problem but I’m not buying it based on this interview w/DM. DM believes that he’s “the man” and whatever drama that ensues wherever/whichever team he’s with stems from that underlying factor, IMO.

    • @w704b7
      @w704b7 Рік тому +5

      Check Nate's resume it runs stale after a few years. Has happened at every stop

    • @murryjm
      @murryjm Рік тому +1

      @@w704b7 Sure, Nate may not be able to hack it. Perhaps his extension was premature & misplaced, but DM is part of the problem too - and this interview proves as much to me.

    • @jcchambers7896
      @jcchambers7896 Рік тому +1

      @@murryjm what do you mean 🤔 can you elaborate more cause I just watched the whole interview what did he prove

  • @shyamreddy6910
    @shyamreddy6910 Рік тому +23

    Stak is delusional if he thinks the Spurs ever feared “seeing him.” 😂

    • @hardwoodthought1213
      @hardwoodthought1213 Рік тому +13

      1000%. It’s like gunslinger stories, everyone’s a badass. Dude really claimed he was better than Ray Allen and Vince Carter 😂

    • @ActiveRehabMobility
      @ActiveRehabMobility Рік тому +9

      Don’t forget he thought he was better than Manu as well.

    • @shyamreddy6910
      @shyamreddy6910 Рік тому +2

      @@ActiveRehabMobility don’t do this lmao

    • @aland9984
      @aland9984 Рік тому

      Stwphwn jackson always talks himself up more than what he really was. He seriously thinks he was an all star player. He has kenny smith syndrome.

    • @TruthSpeaker4
      @TruthSpeaker4 Рік тому

      😂😂😂

  • @answering248
    @answering248 Рік тому +5

    Shout out to Manu!

  • @TSCOTT-oz5vy
    @TSCOTT-oz5vy 24 дні тому

    Damn, Steph kept it real on Tony P. 💯

  • @danielplainview2360
    @danielplainview2360 Рік тому +4

    80's Celtics: Bird, McHale
    80's Lakers: Magic, Kareem
    90s Bulls: Jordan, Pippen
    00's Lakers: Shaq, Bryant
    00's Spurs: Duncan, Ginobili, Parker
    ...
    Stephen Jackson in 2003: 🤔☁ (Duncan, Jackson)
    Pop: Umm, no.
    ...
    Stephen Jackson in 2023: 😡

  • @new2thz
    @new2thz Рік тому +2

    Tony Parker would’ve been a second/ third string PG if he wasn’t on the Spurs.

  • @billydakid71
    @billydakid71 Рік тому +2

    Pop did alot of MK ULTRA ON PLAYERS!!!

  • @SpiderJay
    @SpiderJay Рік тому +1

    Tony Parker didn't like being put as third string because he was still Tony freakin Parker. He felt like he still had a lot of game left in him, so instead of causing internal problems, he chose to leave cuz he still wanted to play. Murray is salty about the Spurs yet they thought he was good enough to replace a literal Hall of Famer. Also looking for other people's reactions when watching tape instead of focusing on how you can better yourself and your team??? Dude was looking for problems and definitely wasn't Spurs material to begin with i guess

  • @Papa_Bexar210
    @Papa_Bexar210 Рік тому +6

    With all due respect. DJ acting like he blossomed into a superstar player and if TP was some scrub.

  • @kristianpomida8259
    @kristianpomida8259 10 місяців тому +3

    if entitlement had a face, it would be murray

  • @tayluc777
    @tayluc777 Рік тому +1

    I like him as a player.

  • @UnknownStud
    @UnknownStud Рік тому +1

    Waiting for Stack to say AD is better than TD

  • @Cotswolds1913
    @Cotswolds1913 Рік тому +2

    The Argentinian point guard he referred to only played 18 games with the Spurs in DJ's rookie year, so that's kinda bs. I can believe him on the Tony Parker remarks, knowing Tony, but honestly I think DJ may be projecting his own frustrations onto the franchise here. Yes he's a good player now, but the preseason to his 3rd year right before he hurt his ACL, he was on a totally different trajectory then, could have maybe even become a superstar. Now, he just does not have the same lift and explosion.

  • @dontheavatar
    @dontheavatar Рік тому

    "You know i was better than Ginobli right?" - Steven Jackson probably

  • @astronewton1995
    @astronewton1995 Рік тому +2

    Pop kept you hungry

  • @mt3s
    @mt3s Рік тому +9

    This guy needs to focus on his own team. Throwing the team that believed in him from the start under the bus so no one talks about the hawks

  • @fredwesley514
    @fredwesley514 Рік тому +1

    Tony not wrong for wanting to leave,he shouldn’t left but it’s a business at the end of the day

  • @CoachK2233
    @CoachK2233 Рік тому

    It's crazy bruh cus ManU is my favorite player/ Spur of All-Time, it's good to hear him talked about in a good light .. I knw I had good taste😂😂🤷‍♂️🔥🔥🤍🖤

  • @RoldanRR00
    @RoldanRR00 Рік тому +3

    His career year led to this.
    2021-22 San Antonio Spurs Schedule and Results
    Record: 34-48, Finished 10th in NBA Western Conference
    He's a talented player, but this is all you need to know.

  • @juliusdeloach
    @juliusdeloach Рік тому +11

    Man took tony Parker job made him run to charlotte

    • @patsnation8427
      @patsnation8427 Рік тому +5

      Parker got older and Murray had fresh legs.

    • @machine7847
      @machine7847 Рік тому +8

      Stephen Jackson and djaunte both cry babies

    • @Bossiefatass
      @Bossiefatass Рік тому +3

      TP got 4 rings lol

    • @MichaelSevilla97
      @MichaelSevilla97 Рік тому +1

      that's what he was supposed to do tony was 36 coming off a major injury dejounte is never winning 4 rings and a finals mvp that's for sure

    • @rockjm9876543210
      @rockjm9876543210 Рік тому

      @@Bossiefatass Thanks to Tim Duncan

  • @brown_recidivist
    @brown_recidivist Рік тому +63

    This explains why Kawhi left the Spurs to begin with lol

    • @MichaelSevilla97
      @MichaelSevilla97 Рік тому +30

      nah man the situation with kawhi was completely different dejounte had to earn his stripes kawhi did the spurs dirty period karma is getting kawhi the clippers are a joke this in and out load management with kawhi and paul george isn't working the only reason kawhi won that title with toronto is because kd got that calf injury otherwise toronto loses in 6

    • @vincentemireles3794
      @vincentemireles3794 Рік тому +9

      @@MichaelSevilla97 still got the championship tho wtf has spurs done since Tim Duncan era

    • @prod.snqwfall1347
      @prod.snqwfall1347 Рік тому +9

      Especially if you know the Tony Parker line criticizing Kawhi for not playing with an injury we later found out was degenerative

    • @SamPendleton
      @SamPendleton Рік тому +16

      @@vincentemireles3794 What has ANY franchise done since its last title? Every team has to go through rebuilding periods.

    • @randomtees
      @randomtees Рік тому +1

      Explain how it explains why Kawhi left. Tell me what was terrible about what DJ said.

  • @jordancarlin9687
    @jordancarlin9687 Рік тому +2

    so was he thankful for how SAS handled him or no? they got some crazy draft capital from his trade, considering where he was drafted (in the 20s). so u cant argue with the business angle of it

  • @dionwatson4710
    @dionwatson4710 Рік тому +4

    Getting Kawhi for a interview would be legendary!!

  • @albertol9654
    @albertol9654 Рік тому +1

    Murray probably also seen AD not clapping for Lebron 🤣😂

  • @ElephantCages
    @ElephantCages 11 місяців тому

    I love Manu too!

  • @dwaynecousar2595
    @dwaynecousar2595 Рік тому +1

    It kills me that ppl who never been in the locker room have so much to say like they know when a couple of former spurs said Tony P was a little selfish lol he even slept with Brent Barry’s wife lmao think bout it here only spur out of that big 3 that didn’t retire a spur

  • @rymace2261
    @rymace2261 Рік тому +7

    Nah I am not feelin you