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Heartfelt voicemail Kobe Bryant left for Lakers trainer Gary Vitti
Gary Vitti shared a close bond with Kobe Bryant when he was the Lakers head trainer for Byant’s entire career. Listen to the exclusive voicemail Kobe left for Vitti right after Vitti’s father passed away.
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May
Lakers legend Kobe Bryant shared special bond with trainer Gary Vitti — Melissa Rohlin
Gary Vitti was the Lakers head trainer for Kobe Bryant’s entire career. In honor of Kobe’s Hall of Fame induction this weekend, Vitti shared several memories from their special relationship, including a voicemail from Bryant after Vitti’s dad passed away.
12
May
Celtics’ Jaylen Brown is having season-ending surgery on his left wrist
Injury expert and former head team doctor for the Patriots, Dr. Matt Provencher, provides insight on Boston Celtics Forward Jaylen Brown’s left wrist injury, and how long he will be out.
10
May
Chris Broussard: Hakeem Olajuwon is “the best international player of all time”
“Hakeem Olajuwon is the BEST international player of all time, and it ain’t even close! For now, there’s no debate.” Chris Broussard shares why you kids just don’t know how good Hakeem Olajuwon was.
27
Apr
Chris Broussard – Grant Hill had an “otherworldly ability”
‘Grant Hill. Otherworldly ability, a style that changed the game and the fortitude to fight through adversity.’ Chris Broussard explains why you kids just don’t know how good Grant Hill was!
23
Apr
Kevin Durant ruined the NBA & Steph Curry is here to save it | The People’s Sports Podcast
According to Mark Titus, Kevin Durant ruined the NBA when he joined the 73- win Warriors in 2016. Thankfully, Steph Curry is playing out of his mind, and is making NBA fans care about the regular season again.
23
Apr
Zion Williamson lists his Mt. Rushmore of Dunkers | EPISODE 28 | CLUB SHAY SHAY
New Orleans Pelicans’ Zion Williamson tells Shannon Sharpe who he has on his Mt. Rushmore of Dunkers. 1. Michael Jordan, 2. Dominique Wilkins, 3. LeBron James, 4. Vince Carter.
23
Apr
Zion Williamson believes he could’ve made it to the NFL | EPISODE 28 | CLUB SHAY SHAY
New Orleans Pelicans’ Zion Williamson tells Shannon Sharpe he could’ve made it to the NFL. ‘I think I could’ve made it to the NFL if I chose that route. I would want to play TE or WR.’
22
Apr
Zion Williamson is “very tempted” to do the NBA Dunk Contest | EPISODE 28 | CLUB SHAY SHAY
Zion Williamson tells Shannon that he’s very tempted to participate in the NBA Dunk Contest. ‘I’m very tempted to do the dunk contest. Watching it this year I was kind of like: ‘Maybe I should’ve done it.’ It may be in my future.’
22
Apr
Zion Williamson says there will be no “blowouts” in the Zion 1 | EPISODE 28 | CLUB SHAY SHAY
New Orleans Pelicans’ star Zion Williamson sits down with Shannon to reveal his signature shoe, the Zion 1 with Jordan Brand. When Jordan came to me and said they wanted to give me a signature, you can’t make this stuff up. Just thank you.’
22
Apr
Zion on meeting Michael Jordan for the first time: “It’s like meeting Black Jesus.” | EPISODE 28 | CLUB SHAY SHAY
Zion Williamson tells Shannon about the first time he met Michael Jordan. ‘You can’t describe that feeling you get. It was like meeting Black Jesus.’
22
Apr
Jamal Crawford: “I can’t respect any Top 5 list without Kobe on it” | EPISODE 26 | CLUB SHAY SHAY
Jamal Crawford explains why former Los Angeles Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant is undoubtedly in his Top 5 list: ‘A lot of players that actually played against Kobe will tell you that. His mentality and competitiveness set him apart.’ Jamal Crawford goes on to list his Top 5 players of all time which includes Kobe Bryant, Magic Johnson, LeBron James, Michael Jordan and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.