Podcast appearances and mentions of Dan Majerle

Bickley and Marotta talk Suns, Diamondbacks, go through Rush Hour Reboot, and we're joined by Dan Majerle.

Thunder Dan talks Suns, Final 4, and what he doesn't like about the modern NBA.

To properly tell the story of the Miami Heat becoming one of the NBA's most prestigious franchises, you have to start in the Spring of 1995. Pat Riley was on the last year of his contract with the New York Knicks, where he was the Head Coach for four years. Riley had taken the Knicks from sub .500 to Eastern Conference Champions in just a few years, and he wanted a compensation package that properly reflected his value. Riley asked Knicks management for a big contract, a hefty ownership stake, and total control of the team's basketball operations.The Knicks balked at Riley's demands, so he shifted his attention to Miami. The Heat - who joined the NBA as an expansion team in 1989 - failed to win more than 42 games in their first seven years in the league. Mickey Arison took control of the team in 1995 and didn't want to settle for mediocrity. Through a mutual friend, Arison started talking to Riley while he finished out his last year in New York. Riley presented a similar list of demands to Arison. He wanted a $50 million contract, a 10% ownership in the team upon signing, an additional 10% over time, a limo service to and from games, and a $500 per-diem. In addition to all of that, he asked that the Heat buy his homes in LA and New York. Arison agreed, and Riley took the command in 1995-96.During his first season in Miami, Riley traded for 30-year-old Tim Hardaway, a 3x All-Star who some thought was over the hill. On this episode, Hardaway takes us back to his first days in Miami and the Heat's breakout 1996-97 campaign. Joining Hardaway in South Beach in 1997 were Alonzo Mourning, Dan Majerle, Jamal Mashburn and PJ Brown. They won 61 games and had the #1 defense in the league. In the playoffs, they beat Orlando in Round 1, followed by an iconic 7-game, fight-filled ECSF vs. the Knicks, Riley's old team.Subscribe to Forgotten Seasons! New episodes every Wednesday, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To properly tell the story of the Miami Heat becoming one of the NBA's most prestigious franchises, you have to start in the Spring of 1995. Pat Riley was on the last year of his contract with the New York Knicks, where he was the Head Coach for four years. Riley had taken the Knicks from sub .500 to Eastern Conference Champions in just a few years, and he wanted a compensation package that properly reflected his value. Riley asked Knicks management for a big contract, a hefty ownership stake, and total control of the team's basketball operations. The Knicks balked at Riley's demands, so he shifted his attention to Miami. The Heat - who joined the NBA as an expansion team in 1989 - failed to win more than 42 games in their first seven years in the league. Mickey Arison took control of the team in 1995 and didn't want to settle for mediocrity. Through a mutual friend, Arison started talking to Riley while he finished out his last year in New York. Riley presented a similar list of demands to Arison. He wanted a $50 million contract, a 10% ownership in the team upon signing, an additional 10% over time, a limo service to and from games, and a $500 per-diem. In addition to all of that, he asked that the Heat buy his homes in LA and New York. Arison agreed, and Riley took the command in 1995-96. During his first season in Miami, Riley traded for 30-year-old Tim Hardaway, a 3x All-Star who some thought was over the hill. On this episode, Hardaway takes us back to his first days in Miami and the Heat's breakout 1996-97 campaign. Joining Hardaway in South Beach in 1997 were Alonzo Mourning, Dan Majerle, Jamal Mashburn and PJ Brown. They won 61 games and had the #1 defense in the league. In the playoffs, they beat Orlando in Round 1, followed by an iconic 7-game, fight-filled ECSF vs. the Knicks, Riley's old team. Subscribe to Forgotten Seasons! New episodes every Wednesday, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a stellar career at North Arizona and Grand Canyon University, Dewayne Russell is taking over European Basketball. After having one of his statistically best seasons that saw him win offensive player in the top league in Germany, "Weezy" continues to learn and grow into the best player of himself. On today's episode, we talked about all of the highs and lows during his days at NAU, what coach Dan Majerle meant to him, and what European basketball is really like. It's an awesome episode to kick start the Off The Court brand. Hope you enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/parker-g/support

Thunder Dan talks about the Suns' offseason, Deandre Ayton, and the difference between his Phoenix team and this one. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 has a Bickley Blast on the D-Backs and a visit from Dan Majerle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get ready for an exhilarating conversation with our special guest, Jose Jefferson, the director of team operations for the XFL San Antonio Brahmas. Jose will share his inspiring journey from growing up as a three-sport athlete in Omaha, Nebraska to becoming an All-American track star at the University of South Dakota. His incredible story doesn't stop there, as he navigates the world of arena football and the NFL, playing with legends like Charles Barkley, Kevin Johnson, and Dan Majerle in Phoenix as well. In this episode, we'll also explore Jose's unique relationship with Brahmas' head coach, Hines Ward, and how they've developed a "brotherly" bond. Discover how Jose's background in coaching has influenced his approach to managing the XFL team, both on and off the field. Additionally, we delve into the challenges of balancing his professional life with raising twin sons with cerebral palsy and the crucial support he receives from his boss.Finally, don't miss the valuable lessons Jose has learned throughout his career in sports, from his experiences working with the Green Bay Blizzard to his philosophy of treating others with respect and fairness. Whether you're a fan of football or simply interested in powerful stories of perseverance and success, this episode is sure to inspire and entertain you. Join us for this fascinating look into the life and career of Jose Jefferson, and learn what it takes to succeed in the world of professional sports.Stupid Should Hurt Link to my Merch store the Stupid Should Hurt Line!Reaper Apparel Reaper Apparel Co was built for those who refuse to die slowly! Reaper isn't just clothing! Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREETactical Brotherhood The Tactical Brotherhood is a movement to support America.Dubby Energy FROM GAMERS TO GYM JUNKIES TO ENTREPRENEURS, OUR PRODUCT IS FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS TO BE BETTER.Shankitgolf Our goal here at Shankitgolf is for everyone to have a great time on and off the golf courseDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this episode, Folan talks with CMU basketball legend, Dan Majerle, and his son Max, who is carrying on the Majerle legacy as one of CMU's newest basketball recruits. Hear about what it's like for Dan to see his son in a CMU jersey and what he hopes Max accomplishes as a CMU Chippewa. Also, learn why Max decided to play at CMU, what he's studying and why this team is so special.

In this episode, Folan talks with CMU basketball legend, Dan Majerle, and his son Max, who is carrying on the Majerle legacy as one of CMU's newest basketball recruits. Hear about what it's like for Dan to see his son in a CMU jersey and what he hopes Max accomplishes as a CMU Chippewa. Also, learn why Max decided to play at CMU, what he's studying and why this team is so special.

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Hosted by 7-time champion Robert Horry and Jabari Davis, NBA Finals File dives deep into the greatest Finals series in NBA history, breaking down the best moments, storylines and matchups, using rare archival audio from the NBA, and the personal touch that only "Big Shot Bob" can give.  In this episode of NBA Finals File, we examine the 1993 Finals. Michael Jordan vs Charles Barkley. MJ and the Bulls are going for the first of their 3-peat runs, and Sir Charles is coming off being named league MVP with the Suns. Phoenix fights hard for 6 games, but in the end it is the Chicago teamwork that wins out, ending with one of the greatest shots in NBA Finals history. NBA Finals File is available on the iHeart app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. NBA Finals File is a production of iHeartMedia and the NBA. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosted by 7-time champion Robert Horry and Jabari Davis, NBA Finals File dives deep into the greatest Finals series in NBA history, breaking down the best moments, storylines and matchups, using rare archival audio from the NBA, and the personal touch that only "Big Shot Bob" can give.  In this episode of NBA Finals File, we examine the 1993 Finals. Michael Jordan vs Charles Barkley. MJ and the Bulls are going for the first of their 3-peat runs, and Sir Charles is coming off being named league MVP with the Suns. Phoenix fights hard for 6 games, but in the end it is the Chicago teamwork that wins out, ending with one of the greatest shots in NBA Finals history. NBA Finals File is available on the iHeart app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. NBA Finals File is a production of iHeartMedia and the NBA. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosted by 7-time champion Robert Horry and Jabari Davis, NBA Finals File dives deep into the greatest Finals series in NBA history, breaking down the best moments, storylines and matchups, using rare archival audio from the NBA, and the personal touch that only "Big Shot Bob" can give.  In this episode of NBA Finals File, we examine the 1993 Finals. Michael Jordan vs Charles Barkley. MJ and the Bulls are going for the first of their 3-peat runs, and Sir Charles is coming off being named league MVP with the Suns. Phoenix fights hard for 6 games, but in the end it is the Chicago teamwork that wins out, ending with one of the greatest shots in NBA Finals history. NBA Finals File is available on the iHeart app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. NBA Finals File is a production of iHeartMedia and the NBA. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosted by 7-time champion Robert Horry and Jabari Davis, NBA Finals File dives deep into the greatest Finals series in NBA history, breaking down the best moments, storylines and matchups, using rare archival audio from the NBA, and the personal touch that only "Big Shot Bob" can give.  In this episode of NBA Finals File, we examine the 1993 Finals. Michael Jordan vs Charles Barkley. MJ and the Bulls are going for the first of their 3-peat runs, and Sir Charles is coming off being named league MVP with the Suns. Phoenix fights hard for 6 games, but in the end it is the Chicago teamwork that wins out, ending with one of the greatest shots in NBA Finals history. NBA Finals File is available on the iHeart app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. NBA Finals File is a production of iHeartMedia and the NBA. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosted by 7-time champion Robert Horry and Jabari Davis, NBA Finals File dives deep into the greatest Finals series in NBA history, breaking down the best moments, storylines and matchups, using rare archival audio from the NBA, and the personal touch that only "Big Shot Bob" can give.  In this episode of NBA Finals File, we examine the 1993 Finals. Michael Jordan vs Charles Barkley. MJ and the Bulls are going for the first of their 3-peat runs, and Sir Charles is coming off being named league MVP with the Suns. Phoenix fights hard for 6 games, but in the end it is the Chicago teamwork that wins out, ending with one of the greatest shots in NBA Finals history. NBA Finals File is available on the iHeart app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. NBA Finals File is a production of iHeartMedia and the NBA. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to another episode of Aries Talkin Sportz! This week Reg & Smurf discuss: ♈️ She' Carri Richardson news ♈️ MLB: Tim Anderson/Josh Donaldson feud ♈️ NCAAF: Saban/Deion/Jimbo feud ♈️ NFL: Dwayne Haskins autopsy report, NFL “expands” Rooney Rule, Say goodbye to the Pro Bowl?, Kaep working out for the Raiders ♈️ NBA: NBA 2022 All-Defensive Teams, All NBA Teams, NBA Playoffs ♈️ Ranking Dream Team II (Derrick Coleman, Joe Dumars, Kevin Johnson, Shawn Kemp, Dan Majerle, Reggie Miller, Alonzo Mourning, Shaq, Mark Price, Steve Smith, and Dominique Wilkins) ♈️ Black History Athlete

The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame recently announced the list of eligible candidates for the Class of 2022, including high-profile first-time nominee, Tom Chambers.[Support: Buy Adam a coffee | Amazon: USA / Australia | Audible | Booktopia | PayPal]Behind the Game - this episode details one of the NBA's all-time greatest slam dunks. Learn why Tom Chambers and Mark Jackson are forever linked in NBA history.New York Knicks @ Phoenix Suns [01-27-1989] | Game highlightsPeople mentioned include Jerry Colangelo, Eddie Johnson, Jeff Hornacek, Kevin Johnson, Mark West, Tyrone Corbin, Larry Nance, James Edwards, Jay Humphries, Dan Majerle, Tim Perry, Andrew Lang, Patrick Ewing and Gerald Wilkins.Support: Buy Adam a coffee | Amazon: USA / Australia | Audible | Booktopia | PayPalListen: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | OvercastFollow: Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | FacebookSubscribe (free): NBA-history newsletter[as an Amazon Associate / Booktopia Affiliate, Adam earns from qualifying purchases - you'll be supporting his podcast at no extra cost to you]

Devin Booker passed Dan Majerle on the list of the Phoenix Suns All-Time three pointers made on Saturday which Brough up the question, just where does Book rank overall in franchise history. Plus, we talk about Cam Payne's injury, Robert Horry wanting to hit Danny Ainge with a brick

Dan Majerle thanks Doug and Wolf for what they have brought to his radio dial over the last 15 years. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug and Wolf reminisce on 15 years of the Doug and Wolf show with Phoenix Suns broadcaster Tim Kempton and Phoenix Suns legend Dan Majerle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug and Wolf reminisce on 15 years of the Doug and Wolf show with Phoenix Suns broadcaster Tim Kempton and Phoenix Suns legend Dan Majerle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug and Max Starks discuss when the Suns' Big 3 will all play well in the same game and they are joined by Suns Ring of Honor member Dan Majerle to talk Game 5. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Majerle discusses who needs to step up for the Suns in the final three games of the NBA Finals, why he believes the Suns are a better team than the Bucks and his prediction for Game 5. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug and Max Starks discuss when the Suns' Big 3 will all play well in the same game and they are joined by Suns Ring of Honor member Dan Majerle to talk Game 5. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jeff Blair and Richard Deitsch discuss last night's broadcast of the MLB Home Run Derby and possible return for the Blue Jays to Toronto. NHL insider Renaud Lavoie (16:48) discusses Dominque Ducharme's extension with the Canadiens, the Minnesota Wild parting ways with Ryan Suter and Zach Parise, and the rumour mill ahead of the draft […]

Bob is joined by former Suns player Dan Majerle to talk the immediate success this team has been able to have after bringing in Chris Paul before previewing the MLB All-Star Game.

最近看到一段老巴(Charles Barkley)在電視的訪談，回憶93年在太陽奪冠失利的過程，生涯無冠或許是一代傳奇、史上最矮籃板王，巴克利生涯最大的遺憾，回想當年，老巴自認自己大概是地球上最會打球的籃球員，無奈同時期有個可能是宇宙間最會打籃球的Jordan(電影怪物奇兵的梗，最近由LBJ主演的怪物奇兵2也將上映) 在回憶當年最後有一個回合，當時老巴在低位拿球，對位的是眼鏡俠Horace Grant，但很快Pippen就過來包夾，老巴當時選擇打合理籃球，傳給KJ再轉傳給邊角出現空檔的Dan Majerle，就球的輪轉來講，這絕對是最合理的打法，只可惜Majerle出手沒進，太陽也錯失超前的機會。 老巴說他始終放不下那次的失利，後來反覆看了多次那場比賽，常常在心裡想，如果當時我打強硬一點，選擇自行強行突破呢？就算是輸球，輸在自己手上，或許我會比較好放下這件事。老巴是當年的季賽MVP，也是Carry球隊走到最後的隊上王牌，我想就算老巴當初選擇自己來，也絕不會有人嘴他什麼。 可惜歷史不能重來，奪冠的機會稍縱即逝，寧可大喝一聲，我命由我不由天，也不要放過這個機會，就算強如Jordan生涯15季，也只有6季奪冠，生涯超過一半的球季最終都是失敗，所以Jordan也才有那一句名言：I've failed over and over and over again in my life and that is why I succeed. 頂級的職業球員或許體能跟球技相差不會太遠，最後關鍵時刻反而就看心智的強韌程度，最近隔壁棚的大谷翔平前一場一局都投不完就爆7分，下一場還是打了雙響砲，同隊的明星打者Trout也講，大谷最讓人感到驚奇的不是他的瘋狂表現，而是他超強的心理素質。 回來聊聊今天太陽vs公鹿這場，今天公鹿全員輪轉補防超積極，幾乎都跟到底，上一場被點名拉開的狀況，這場算是解決不少，再加上字母哥今天卯起来打，上一場沒有出現的大跨步變向，極度延伸上籃又出現了，總計字母哥拿下42分12板4助，暫停時也看到字母哥大聲在鼓勵隊友，真的是很想贏啊… 今天雖然公鹿稱霸禁區，二邊禁區得分比是54：28，理論上愈往禁區打，得分效率應該愈高也愈穩定，打出這樣的禁區優勢，卻無法壓倒太陽，最大的問題就在於，太陽團隊打的實在太無私也太準了，今天太陽的2分命中率48.9、3分命中率50、罰球命中率85.7，反觀公鹿2分命中率45.2、3分命中率29、罰球命中率65.2。 導致太陽五位先發幾乎人人有功練的情況，防堵到後面雖然不怕點名了，但關鍵期卻又被太陽搶抓了不少二次進攻籃板，每每要追近，又被Booker連飆三分，但只要太陽外線啞火，下一場回到公鹿，應該還是很有機會先追一場回來，假日哥跟米豆湯的外線只要能爆發，公鹿明顯的禁區優勢還能更加乘，現在就只考驗球星心理素質的時刻了。 無奈對面太陽已經有個人老成精的CP3在主持大局，關鍵時刻CP3+Booker這二把刀實在難防，太陽四連勝橫掃的機率還是很高，但只要公鹿有辦法拿下一勝，打出破口，二隊的實力絕沒有相差那麼多。 #太陽 #suns #NBA #DevinBooker #DeandreAyton #CameronPayne #ChrisPaul #bucks #公鹿 #Antetokounmpo #Middleton #playoffs #ilovethisgame #大濕兄聊NBA #podcast #大濕兄挑戰日更連載中 推薦收聽單集TOP 5： EP.70 【商談時間】用電商思惟經營的帥哥燒肉店 - 發肉燒肉餐酒 https://open.firstory.me/story/cknr7a9y6622y0842xzv9l3tv/platforms EP.90【喜劇時間】炎上徐乃麟/博恩 精緻下流 x 絕對冒犯的吐槽大會  https://open.firstory.me/story/ckonttazs090x0806ycgxemj7/platforms EP.78【進修時間】培養解決問題的能力 - 科技始終來自人性 https://open.firstory.me/story/cknugwi1xkydz08840sya9h7r/platforms EP.87【爆文時間】Domyweb來了！爆文寫作秘訣 大公開！ https://open.firstory.me/story/ckok8ock11dbp09271qiafh0b/platforms EP.86【炎上時間】丹尼婊姊系統櫃炎上事件簿 https://open.firstory.me/story/ckok6yfcl809d0871tu95zjxe/platforms 歡迎追蹤時間管理大濕的社群頻道：

Dan Majerle shares with Luke Lapinski and Tim Kempton his reaction to the Suns making the NBA Finals and what comparisons he can draw from the '93 run to this year's run and what he likes about this year's team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Luke Lapinski and Tim Kempton, in for Doug and Wolf, look at each of the remaining East teams and determine which is a better matchup for the Suns. 'Thunder' Dan Majerle recounts his time with the '93 team and what he likes about this year's Suns. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Luke Lapinski and Tim Kempton, in for Doug and Wolf, look at each of the remaining East teams and determine which is a better matchup for the Suns. 'Thunder' Dan Majerle recounts his time with the '93 team and what he likes about this year's Suns. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 has a Bickley Blast on Chris Paul and a visit from Dan Majerle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 has a Bickley Blast on Chris Paul and a visit from Dan Majerle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Majerle discusses the Suns series win over the Lakers, what this series win can do for the entire franchise going forward and Devin Booker’s performance in game six. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 has a Bickley Blast on Devin Booker and a visit from Dan Majerle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 has a Bickley Blast on Devin Booker and a visit from Dan Majerle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode of GOLF's Subpar, former NBA player Dan Majerle joins former PGA Tour pro Colt Knost and his close friend and on course rival Drew Stoltz for an exclusive, in-studio, interview. The three-time NBA All-Star talks being part of the second Dream Team, talking golf while playing basketball against Michael Jordan, and if he trusts Charles Barkley with his driver more than Shaq at the free throw line.

GCU insider Paul Coro joins the podcast on Monday afternoon. The Lopes have a new head coach, new system and a new opportunity to do big things.Former Vanderbilt star Bryce Drew is at the helm in Phoenix. Drew is most remembered for hitting a buzzer-beater shot to send his Alma Mater Valparaiso into round two of the NCAA Tournament. You'll have to check it out on YouTube. Drew takes over for Dan Majerle and actually has a pretty full cupboard to work with. Alessandro Lever and Jovan Blacksher Jr. return. Mikey Dixon is back. Gabe McGlothan is healthy. And Oscar Frayer returns after sitting out the 2019-20 season due to academic issues. Drew brought in a pair of freshman as well as some Division I transfers. Perhaps the biggest name Drew brought in (no pun intended) is 7-footer Asbjørn Midtgaard from Wichita State. Coro says that Midtgaard gives the Lopes rim protection, which GCU hasn't seen in some time. Add in guard Sean Miller-Moore from Oregon State and freshman Liam Lloyd and Jayden Stone and Drew has a pretty solid roster.GCU also released its non-conference schedule on Monday. The Lopes host Grambling State to open the season and also host crosstown foe Arizona State in the first-ever meeting between the schools. GCU travels to Las Vegas in December to take on San Francisco and Colorado. Coro believes it is a challenging schedule and that there are some really sneaky games in there like the season opener and the final non-conference game in February against CSU Northridge. Coro also talks about what to expect offensively from the Lopes under Drew. With a big man inside, Coro believes that Alessandro Lever can expand his game even more and show that he is a true stretch-4 man. Paul Coro is the insider for a reason and gives some great information in this episode of the WAC Hoops Digest podcast.Remember to download the Podbean app and follow the WAC Hoops Digest Podcast so you don’t miss an episode. We are also on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts.Follow us on Twitter at @wachoopsdigest and go to our Facebook page and give it a like. We will be bringing you all kinds of content as we lead up to November 25 and all throughout the 2020-21 season. Thanks for listening everyone and have a great day.

The Dan's are joined by the Make-A-Wish Mamba himself, Tommy, as we check tape on game 7 of the 1993 NBA Western Conference Championship between Shawn Kemp, Gary Payton and the Seattle Sonics and the Charles Barkley, Dan Majerle and Kevin Johnson Phoenix Suns team. We wrap it up with a whole bunch of Staten Island politics. 

Suns legends Dan Majerle, Shawn Marion and Charlie Scott join Lindsey Smith and Jon Bloom to talk Suns bubble play and favorite memories!

Former Illini and GCU basketball player Michael Finke joins The Party! Michael chats about his experiences playing in The Basketball Tournament for House of 'Paign, and what it was like to play in a quarantine "bubble". We get an update on Finke's professional career, his stops in Poland and Estonia, and what's next for the Big Man. We talk recruiting, how he ended up at Illinois and GCU respectively. Michael gives us his favorite and least favorite places to play in the Big Ten, his favorite teammates and players to compete against, and some great stories about his college coaches, John Groce and Dan Majerle. Stick around after the interview for another edition of Maloney's Money Line! Ryan and I are back and scorching hot from last week! After our 11-2 finish we are here again with some BIG announcements and more winners!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thebrewparty)

Chicago legend Tim Hardaway joins the fellas this week on Knuckleheads with Quentin Richardson and Darius Miles. Tim takes us through his journey growing up in Chicago, getting his handles on the city sidewalks, heading off to UTEP, and creating the ‘UTEP two-step’. Laugh along as Tim tells us how Don Nelson snatched him late in the draft and then just how confident he got after his first All-Star Game. Hear about the creation of Run TMC and learn why that scoring phenomenon lasted for only two seasons. Then Tim gets into his Miami years, what it was like ballin’ in the mid ‘90s, and how great it feels to have his jersey retired by the Heat. Tim then discusses Tim Jr. playing in the league and tells a hilarious story about the last time they’ll ever play one-on-one. Tim Hardaway is no joke but he’s got a lot of ‘em! You won’t want to miss this one.

In 1994-95 Jim Jackson was leading all guards in scoring. Michael Jordan was gone playing baseball. Jackson was averaging 26 points at the All-Star break but was snubbed as Dan Majerle, Latrell Sprewell were voted by fans. He along with Jamal Mashburn who was averaging 24 points per game were looking like the next big duo not named Shaq & Penny but it all fell apart starting with an ankle injury after 51 games. Here's a forgotten time in NBA history as we celebrate and wonder what could have been. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/WinnersOnly/support

It appears we are getting closer to seeing live sporting events again. Now, the big question is will California follow suit or continue to lock down into the fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic? Speaking of California, Brad believes Arizona will see an influx of big-time high school athletes if CA doesn't come up with a plan to keep their prep sports calendar intact. Dan Majerle is suing GCU for wrongful termination. Plus, Eric Skypes in with Copper Canyon High standout Eric “Memphis” Williams (30:38 on podcast) for Tuesday's 2020 Vision segment.

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Wednesday May 20, 2020

Monica Lindstrom discusses if Dan Majerle has a case against GCU and what the complaint means.

Doug and Wolf discuss Patrick Peterson’s comments on the Cardinals 2020 season, they give you a preview of Cards QB1 with what made Kurt Warner the quarterback he is today and Dan Majerle takes legal action after being fired.

Kelly Dwyer joins Andy to put a bow on The Last Dance. Among the topics they flog are why Michael Jordan really hates Scott Burrell, why Reggie Miller is wrong about everything, who the biggest omission from the documentary is, what's up with Toni's camera angle, why Dan Majerle belonged in Phoenix, how "close" did the Bulls ever really come to losing, 1.8 seconds, "the Mailman doesn't deliver on Sundays," Cedric Ceballos' jet ski, why Jerry Krause deserved it, but why does Jerry Reinsdorf always get off so easy, and Tim Floyd. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desipio/message

Dan starts Hour 3 off with the Bickley Blast! Leading to a conversation about the optimism surrounding the Arizona Cardinals. Then Sports Illustrated writer Jack McCallum joins the show to share his thoughts on "The Last Dance" and the guys start to check out the strife between recently fired Dan Majerle and Grand Canyon University. 

Doug and Wolf discuss Patrick Peterson’s comments on the Cardinals 2020 season, they give you a preview of Cards QB1 with what made Kurt Warner the quarterback he is today and Dan Majerle takes legal action after being fired.

Monty & Jake are talking The Last Dance, and the last shot! Was it a push off? Monty says there is definitive new video evidence that shows MJ did not push off on Bryon Russell …but are you buying it? The guys discuss the play and the ultimate impact it had on the Jazz, and they talk about a choice Phil Jackson made that had dire consequences for Karl Malone. Is Donovan Mitchell good enough to be the best player on a Championship caliber team …now or in the future? Can the Jazz keep Rudy Gobert and expect to win? Are the Jazz suffering from bad drafts of years past? Grand Canyon University and Dan Majerle are in the early stages of an ugly lawsuit as Majerle says he was wrongfully terminated …but was he? The guys discuss the Lopes for public and uncomfortable basketball situation. Monty details his thought on Obama Gate and why there never was an unmasking of Flynn, and President Trump claims to be taking Hydroxychloroquine, but the guys says that is likely not true, and they know why he is saying, but not taking the drug! Follow the show on Twitter & Instagram: @TheMontyShow

For a few short weeks, ESPN's The Last Dance was the best piece of basketball content on the planet. Well here's the second best. We watched 1993's MTV Rock and Jock Basketball. The third annual, which overlaps tidily with The Last Dance. Its got Dan Majerle, Rick Mahorn, Ed Lover, Bill Bellamy, Dan Cortez, Tag Team performing at half time, Jon Stewart in the booth, and most importantly it has Kay Gee from Naughty By Nature on The Violators. Kay Gee is an incredibly underrated producer, and after we get through all the insane basketball and 90's pop culture conversation, we look at some lesser-known tracks that he produced. The audio is of "remote" quality but its very listenable. I know we loved doing it and there will definitely be more Rocks and Jocks in our future.

For a few short weeks, ESPN's The Last Dance was the best piece of basketball content on the planet. Well here's the second best. We watched 1993's MTV Rock and Jock Basketball. The third annual, which overlaps tidily with The Last Dance. Its got Dan Majerle, Rick Mahorn, Ed Lover, Bill Bellamy, Dan Cortez, Tag Team performing at half time, Jon Stewart in the booth, and most importantly it has Kay Gee from Naughty By Nature on The Violators. Kay Gee is an incredibly underrated producer, and after we get through all the insane basketball and 90's pop culture conversation, we look at some lesser-known tracks that he produced. The audio is of "remote" quality but its very listenable. I know we loved doing it and there will definitely be more Rocks and Jocks in our future.

The 2020 Michael Jordan “The Last Dance” Docuseries parts 5 and 6 aired this past week and we provided our reactions to some of the key topics. Kobe Bryant (RIP) kicked off the show looking back at his experience facing Jordan in the All-Star game as a 19 year old and building his relationship with Jordan from that point on. The 1992 and 1993 finals were presented with Jordan’s motivating factors to dominate including Clyde Drexler from the Portland Trailblazers in 1992 and Dan Majerle from the Phoenix Suns in 1993. There is one Chicago Bull we had not seen in the Docuseries, Craig Hodges. We discussed Craig Hodges and some social activism items he did in the early 1990’s that may have impacted his standing with the Chicago Bulls. In our final segment, we debated our trading card scenario between Draymond Green’s 2012 Panini Rookie Card and Dennis Rodman’s 1988 Fleer Rookie Card. Who would you take?

Große Rätselstunde in der #mspWG und noch größere Rätsel werden angekündigt. Es bleibt also kniffelig bei Andreas und Tobi. Die Woche geht zu Ende und bei Tobi ist die Stimmung kurz vorm Siedepunkt. Solide 9,6/10 vor der Sendung...mal gucken was am Ende für eine Zahl steht. Andreas ist auch gut drauf, muss aber bei dem ein oder anderen Ballermann-Hit noch etwas mitgerissen werden. Besser angekommen ist hingegeben ein Video einer Dame im Auto. Lachen ist ansteckend so sagt man zumindest gerne. In diesem Fall stimmt das zu 100% und Andreas und Tobi haben Spaß. Dazu gibt es ein bisschen Fußball (oh, mein HSV) und da Andreas endlich auch The Last Dance von dieser Woche geschaut hat, geht es auch um Basketball (Donnerwetter, das ist ein Dunk!). Die meinsportpodcast.de Familie hat sich vergrößert. Unter meinmusikpodcast.de findet Ihr ab sofort Podcasts rund um das Thema Musik und wer möchte, kann auch selbst aktiv werden. Der Flachwitz des Tages kommt heute aus der Kategorie Siegerehrung. Bleibt gesund und passt auf Euch auf! Jetzt nicht mehr vormerken: Am Samstag, 16.5.20 um 07:00 Uhr geht er doch nicht los: Der große #mspWG Marathon. Wir müsse...

Große Rätselstunde in der #mspWG und noch größere Rätsel werden angekündigt. Es bleibt also kniffelig bei Andreas und Tobi. Die Woche geht zu Ende und bei Tobi ist die Stimmung kurz vorm Siedepunkt. Solide 9,6/10 vor der Sendung...mal gucken was am Ende für eine Zahl steht. Andreas ist auch gut drauf, muss aber bei dem ein oder anderen Ballermann-Hit noch etwas mitgerissen werden. Besser angekommen ist hingegeben ein Video einer Dame im Auto. Lachen ist ansteckend so sagt man zumindest gerne. In diesem Fall stimmt das zu 100% und Andreas und Tobi haben Spaß. Dazu gibt es ein bisschen Fußball (oh, mein HSV) und da Andreas endlich auch The Last Dance von dieser Woche geschaut hat, geht es auch um Basketball (Donnerwetter, das ist ein Dunk!). Die meinsportpodcast.de Familie hat sich vergrößert. Unter meinmusikpodcast.de findet Ihr ab sofort Podcasts rund um das Thema Musik und wer möchte, kann auch selbst aktiv werden. Der Flachwitz des Tages kommt heute aus der Kategorie Siegerehrung. Bleibt gesund und passt auf Euch auf! Jetzt nicht mehr vormerken: Am Samstag, 16.5.20 um 07:00 Uhr geht er doch nicht los: Der große #mspWG Marathon. Wir müsse...

Große Rätselstunde in der #mspWG und noch größere Rätsel werden angekündigt. Es bleibt also kniffelig bei Andreas und Tobi. Die Woche geht zu Ende und bei Tobi ist die Stimmung kurz vorm Siedepunkt. Solide 9,6/10 vor der Sendung...mal gucken was am Ende für eine Zahl steht. Andreas ist auch gut drauf, muss aber bei dem ein oder anderen Ballermann-Hit noch etwas mitgerissen werden. Besser angekommen ist hingegeben ein Video einer Dame im Auto. Lachen ist ansteckend so sagt man zumindest gerne. In diesem Fall stimmt das zu 100% und Andreas und Tobi haben Spaß. Dazu gibt es ein bisschen Fußball (oh, mein HSV) und da Andreas endlich auch The Last Dance von dieser Woche geschaut hat, geht es auch um Basketball (Donnerwetter, das ist ein Dunk!). Die meinsportpodcast.de Familie hat sich vergrößert. Unter meinmusikpodcast.de findet Ihr ab sofort Podcasts rund um das Thema Musik und wer möchte, kann auch selbst aktiv werden. Der Flachwitz des Tages kommt heute aus der Kategorie Siegerehrung. Bleibt gesund und passt auf Euch auf! Jetzt nicht mehr vormerken: Am Samstag, 16.5.20 um 07:00 Uhr geht er doch nicht los: Der große #mspWG Marathon. Wir müsse...

Zaslow just realizes that Mothers Day is this weekend and has nothing prepared. We replay the Dan Majerle interview. Amber lets us know what's on the Tube tonight.

Amber is not a big fan of making her bed, Zas says that no one in his house doesn't make their bed. Former Miami Heat guard Dan Majerle joins us to talk about playing against Jordan in the '93 Finals and his time playing with the Heat. Former Dolphin Dick Anderson explains why Coach Shula wasn't a big fan of Belichick.

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“The Last Dance” once again ripped out Suns' fans' hearts Sunday night as John Paxon's three-pointer ended Phoenix's march towards their first NBA title. Brad and Eric discuss some of the interesting sidestories like Jordan wanting to sign with Adidas and Jerry Krause apparently loving Dan Majerle. ASU basketball took a hit with Romello White's decision to enter the transfer portal. Brad and Eric discuss the latest update on professional sports and when things may start ramping back up. Plus, Eric caught up with Centennial senior quarterback Jonathan Morris via Skype (28:48 on podcast) for Monday's 2020 Vision segment. 

Dan Majerle joins the show to talk about The Last Dance and facing Michael Jordan in the Finals. Kurt Warner talks about the NFL Draft and Mitch Trubisky.

In Hour 2, Marsh, Kyle and Sean hear some eulogies for Don Shula, chat about Dan Majerle's unfortunate role in the Last Dance, and Kyle and Sean yell at each other about Nicolas Cage.

Dan Majerle joins the show to talk about The Last Dance and facing Michael Jordan in the Finals. Kurt Warner talks about the NFL Draft and Mitch Trubisky.

On today’s episode of the Bulls Traveling Cocaine Circus, we take a look at episodes 5 and 6 of ESPN’s documentary, The Last Dance! We talk about the dark side of Michael Jordan's gambling addiction (or a competition addiction...), his feud with Isiah Thomas, and the Jordan Rules. Jordan and the Dream Team and his feud with Isiah Thomas (3:05) Nike sneaker allegiance (11:35) Kobe and Mike relationship (14:35) Jordan is outed as a gambling addict (16:55) Jordan Rules & snitchin’ Horace Grant (22:35) The Traveling Cocaine Circus Reappears! (24:20) Will Perdue story (25:00) Jordan petty levels against Clyde Drexler, Dan Majerle, and Charles Barkley (26:50) Website: http://www.thedunklistt.com/category/stretch-4-podcast/ Social: @Stretch4Pod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stretch4pod/

Roundtable edition Tuesday with Brad, Eric Sorenson and Jordan Hamm all skyping in from home. Story of the day Tuesday was Tom Brady and the New England Patriots parting ways. A day after trading for (stealing) DeAndre Hopkins from the Texans, Cardinals add defensive line help signing Jordan Phillips from Buffalo. Plus, plenty of NFL quarterback news and GCU hiring Bryce Drew to take over for Dan Majerle who was fired last Friday.

Luke Lapinski looks at the possibility of NFL free agency starting on Monday, the Suns finding innovative ways to keep fans entertained without actual games, owners and players around the sports world chipping in to help out hourly employees, Dan Majerle’s departure from GCU and more.

Prince vs. Carlos Boozer, our favorite NBA commercials and the unveiling of the prestigious 32 man tournament: Le Dan Prix, a Dan-on-Dan battle the likes of which the world has never seen. Oh and Dan Majerle, give us a ring.

Rick Horrow talks with former NBA All Star, Dan Majerle, about his era of NBA basketball and now transitioning to NCAA coach. Plus Rick shares some of the biggest sports business items of the week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Your favorite basketball idiots break down their love of the game, their personal fandom and the history of the legendary (and perhaps untrue) story of "Fuck You, Dan Majerle!" Plus, murder dunks and segways. We're sorry.

The history of power, story telling, & thunder Dan Majerle with special guest Jesse Eisenberg.

Continuamos con nuestro análisis por división de cara a la próxima temporada. Esta semana discutimos la división suroeste: Mavs, Rockets, Spurs, Pelicans y Grizzlies. Hablamos de las movidas que hizo cada uno en el verano, y dónde terminarán en la carrera a los playoffs. También hablamos de la derrota de Team USA ante Francia y su eliminación, el dominio Argentino y los equipos que mejor han lucido en el mundial. En los tiros rápidos hablamos de la situación entre Andre Iguodala y los Grizzlies. También celebramos los cumpleaños de Bob Lanier, Ben Wallace, Maurice Cheeks, Dan Majerle y hablamos de la NBA prohibiendo el uso de los populares Ninja head ties. Redes sociales:Facebook - Los NBA FreaksInstagram - @losnbafreaksTwitter - @losnbafreaksMarcosTwitter: @MarcosJBrenesGerardTwitter: @GerardClementeJosueTwitter: @JRBrenesPueden enviar preguntas, temas o comentarios para discutir en el programa a nuestro email:losnbafreaks@gmail.com

Brad shared his thoughts on ASU's season and why it should be considered a success for Bobby Hurley's squad. With that being said, he feels both Hurley and GCU's Dan Majerle will get interest from other schools this off-season. The Athletic AZ's C.J. Holmes (13:02 on podcast) Skyped in from the NFL Owners Meetings at The Biltmore and discussed what the Cardinals should do with the number one overall pick. The draft is one month away. Plus, Ja or Zion for the Suns and the Hotshots get a nice win Sunday. The post Sweet 16 Is Set, NFL Owner Meetings Underway, The Athletic AZ's C.J. Holmes, Ja or Zion?, Hotshots Win appeared first on Sports360AZ.

In 1993 the Phoenix Suns lost the NBA Championship to Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls. It turns out Jesse Eisenberg who played Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network and a magician in the Now You See Me movies, was a huge Suns fan! He explained to Seth Meyers on NBC's The Late Show about how a letter he wrote to Dan Majerle cursed the Suns' chances. Recorded Wednesday March 13, 2019

We take a look into and compare some of the strange similarities of the careers of Dan Majerle and Rex Chapman (30:05). Before that we take eSports down a peg (9:30), discuss our old AIM usernames (26:40), and recap Jack's weekly story of getting his car towed (1:25). #ChapmanHammonds2020

Dan Majerle joins Monty in the Morning talking GCU Hoops! As the Lopes head to New Mexico State, has the team turned the corner defensively? Can Trey Drechsel become a more consistent contributor, and how has Carlos Johnson adjusted to being a bench contributor? Majerle previews the Lopes upcoming road trip to New Mexico and Rio. Follow the show on Twitter & Insta: @TheMontyShow

GCU Lopes Coach Dan Majerle joins Monty in the Morning on 1580 The Fanatic in Phoenix to discuss the Lopes big win over Boise State, and look forward to the Jerry Colangelo Classic game against Nevada.

GCU Lopes Coach Dan Majerle joins Monty in the Morning on 1580 The Fanatic in Phoenix to discuss the Lopes trump to the Wooden Classic in Fullerton, and what his club can expect from Boise State!

Pastor Carl Lentz sits in with Schulz and Akaash. They discuss Lebron’s master plan, Praying for Melo, the oppression of white Ballers and of course Dan Majerle. INDULGE!

Ep12 - Where did Dan Majerle go to college?

MJ vs. Lebron, NBA Shoe Game, Locker Room Pranks all that and more with Dan Majerle!

The St. Louis native and Washington Post reporter was the only African American woman working an NBA beat until recently.  She chatted with Tim in May 2018…   The in-depth piece Candace wrote on Jayson Tatum's barber What led her to pursue a career in print rather than broadcast Where was her first stop after leaving University of Missouri How did her reporting assignments differ around the country What was her experience as an NBA fan growing up in STL What is her rapport like with St. Louis native Bradley Beal Has she encountered any issues working in the locker room Are male athletes today more likely to open up to a woman Explanation for Dan Majerle rekindling her interest in NBA Recalling the classic Lakers vs. Celtics rivalry in the 1980's Discussing the diversity among reporters covering the sport What is her view of this city as a native St. Louisan in D.C. Which cities are next in line for NBA expansion franchises   Please support our sponsors: The Home Loan Expert, Ryan Kelley James Carlton Agency (State Farm) Johnny Londoff Chevrolet Design Aire Heating & Cooling   Follow us on Social Media: @TimMcKernanShow or Facebook.com/TheTimMcKernanShow   Thanks to Story of the Year for our theme.  Please rate, review, and subscribe so more people discover the pod.  Feedback is welcome: tmckernan@insidestl.com

The St. Louis native and Washington Post reporter was the only African American woman working an NBA beat until recently.  She chatted with Tim in May 2018...   The in-depth piece Candace wrote on Jayson Tatum's barber What led her to pursue a career in print rather than broadcast Where was her first stop after leaving University of Missouri How did her reporting assignments differ around the country What was her experience as an NBA fan growing up in STL What is her rapport like with St. Louis native Bradley Beal Has she encountered any issues working in the locker room Are male athletes today more likely to open up to a woman Explanation for Dan Majerle rekindling her interest in NBA Recalling the classic Lakers vs. Celtics rivalry in the 1980's Discussing the diversity among reporters covering the sport What is her view of this city as a native St. Louisan in D.C. Which cities are next in line for NBA expansion franchises   Please support our sponsors: The Home Loan Expert, Ryan Kelley James Carlton Agency (State Farm) Johnny Londoff Chevrolet Design Aire Heating & Cooling   Follow us on Social Media: @TimMcKernanShow or Facebook.com/TheTimMcKernanShow   Thanks to Story of the Year for our theme.  Please rate, review, and subscribe so more people discover the pod.  Feedback is welcome: tmckernan@insidestl.com

25 years after Jesse Eisenberg wrote that fan letter to Dan Majerle of the Phoenix Suns, the two were brought together to talk about it on 98.7 FM Arizona's Sports Station. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An update on the 1993 letter a young Jesse Eisenberg sent to his NBA hero Dan Majerle.   25 years after Eisenberg wrote that fan letter, he and Majerle were brought together to talk about it on 98.7 FM Arizona's Sports Station.

Julia Turner is here to present the new podcast from The Gist's Mike Pesca, about the great "what-ifs" in sports. "What If I Hadn’t Written That Fan Letter to Dan Majerle in April 1993?", Jesse Eisenberg asks, revisiting a painful chapter of his youth when his beloved Phoenix Suns lost to the Chicago Bulls in the final seconds of Game 6 of the 1993 NBA Finals. Wracked by guilt at the possibility that his fan letter to the Suns’ Dan Majerle proved a fatal distraction, he imagines an alternate reality where he never put pen to paper. NBA legends Charles Barkley and Michael Jordan also make an appearance. Then there's a bonus conversation between Mike and Jesse. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the latest installment of Fanning the Flames.  With the Suns hiring Igor Kokoskov as their new head coach, Paul and Justin welcome special guest Dave King to the pod to discuss: - Strengths, weaknesses, and questions regarding the Suns' new head coach; - Who we may see filling out the Suns' coaching staff; - How the hiring of Kokoskov may impact the Suns' draft plans; and - Potential offseason free agent and trade targets in light of the hiring. In non-Igor news, the guys discuss Dan Majerle's relationship with the Suns and the emergence of GCU, the trials and tribulations of being blocked by NBA names on Twitter, and the NBA Summer League. Follow Dave, (@DaveKingNBA), Paul (@DervishOfWhirl), Justin (@SoSaysJ), and the pod (@FanTheFlamesNBA) on Twitter.   Click here to subscribe to Fanning the Flames on iTunes, and, if you listen on iTunes, rate and review the pod to let the guys know what you think.   Until next time!   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to the latest installment of Fanning the Flames.  With the Suns hiring Igor Kokoskov as their new head coach, Paul and Justin welcome special guest Dave King to the pod to discuss: - Strengths, weaknesses, and questions regarding the Suns' new head coach; - Who we may see filling out the Suns' coaching staff; - How the hiring of Kokoskov may impact the Suns' draft plans; and - Potential offseason free agent and trade targets in light of the hiring. In non-Igor news, the guys discuss Dan Majerle's relationship with the Suns and the emergence of GCU, the trials and tribulations of being blocked by NBA names on Twitter, and the NBA Summer League. Follow Dave, (@DaveKingNBA), Paul (@DervishOfWhirl), Justin (@SoSaysJ), and the pod (@FanTheFlamesNBA) on Twitter.   Click here to subscribe to Fanning the Flames on iTunes, and, if you listen on iTunes, rate and review the pod to let the guys know what you think.   Until next time!   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dan Majerle Joins Drew and KB

Student Union Sports Austin Montgomery brings the first Lope Nation podcast covering GCU sports. Austin talks with mid major columnist Joshua Lovern to introduce one of the most interesting mid-major programs in all of college basketball. Podcast begins with the overall growth of GCU including impact of Dan Majerle, and the Havocs. (1:00-10:00). Moving forward the boys talk about emerging buzz about GCU among the college football world and possible scheduling conflicts (11:00-19:00) *Information correction at minute 14:00, Saint Mary bought out GCU for 100k not 500k. Just to clarify all information. Podcast breaks down the rosters talking about a healthy Josh Braun and the emergence of Casey Benson (35:00). The boys then breakdown the big games on the Lope's schedule (36:00-44:00). Lovern later does a quick preview of the WAC 44:00-60:01). Then the boys shoutout the women's basketball program and their new regime. Giving a shoutout preview of the Lady Lopes matchup with Duke. 60:01-65:00) The boys then give their over/under predictions for the season.

NBA guru and golf fanatic Mike Breen joins The Clubhouse to discuss fitting in rounds of golf on the road and how close he was to entering the world of golf announcing. Plus, why the sport of golf is gaining more popularity in the NBA world, golfing with Dan Majerle and how close Steph Curry is to the pros. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Marcus Keene is 12 points away from passing Dan Majerle for most points scored in a single season in CMU history & Sue Guevara is one win away from becoming the all-time winningest coach in women's basketball history. Intro/Outro: Sport Planet - AudioMarket

Tom Chambers’ iconic jam on Mark Jackson. This episode covers: - details behind one of the NBA’s all-time greatest slam dunks [Jan 27, 1989] The first in a new series of podcast episodes: Behind the Game. Learn why Tom Chambers and Mark Jackson are forever linked in NBA history. Links discussed: * New York Knicks at Phoenix Suns [January 27, 1989] * Game highlights * Pigeons and statues People mentioned in this episode, include: Eddie Johnson, Jeff Hornacek, Kevin Johnson, Mark West, Tyrone Corbin, Larry Nance, James Edwards, Jay Humphries, Dan Majerle, Tim Perry, Andrew Lang, Patrick Ewing & Gerald Wilkins. If you enjoy the content, please share it with your friends! Editor's note: sign-up for my monthly newsletter - receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Newsletter | RSS | Website Support Adam via Amazon: click-through and purchase any item (store-wide – within 24 hours) - it helps support the podcast – importantly, at no additional cost to you. Thanks. Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

Adam and Adam discuss the evolution of the Phoenix Suns. From the franchise's 1968-69 inception, through to the 1993 NBA Finals. We cover a wide range of topics. You'll soon learn why Adam is a true Phoenix Suns ‘Super Fan’. When he was a young boy, the Suns were Phoenix's only professional sports team. We chat about the 1976 season and the Suns' improbable first trip to the NBA Finals. That 1976 team was lovingly referred to as the 'Sunderella Suns'. Earlier this year, Tom Leander released a fantastic documentary - of the same name - devoted to the 40th anniversary of that iconic squad [Part I | Part II]. Our main topic of discussion, focuses on how the Suns franchise was rebuilt from the ground-up, throughout the 1980s and into the 1990s, culminating with their 1993 NBA Finals appearance. We cover some of the off-court issues that plagued the team during the 1980s, then discuss the tragic death of promising Suns center, Nick Vanos. Plus, Adam has a great story about the 1988 NBA Draft and the aftermath of the Suns selecting Dan Majerle. It wouldn't be a conversation about the Phoenix Suns, if we didn't chat about Tom Chambers' insane jam over Mark Jackson. In November, 1990, Adam sat next to photographers, near the basket support at Memorial Coliseum, to watch the visiting Chicago Bulls - who went on to win the 1991 NBA Finals - take on the Phoenix Suns. He talks about his unique view and memories of that game. The Suns continued to strengthen their roster and all the pieces fell into place, when they traded for Charles Barkley, not long after the 1992 NBA Finals. We talk about the 1993 post-season. Phoenix narrowly escaped a first-round humiliation to the eighth-seeded Los Angeles Lakers. Paul Westphal boldly predicted the Suns would win in five games, which they did. We then discuss the 1993 NBA Finals and how the Suns worked their way back into the series, after losing their first two (home) games at America West Arena. As per usual, the conversation is scattered with humor and plenty of insight. A must-listen, for die-hard NBA fans, regardless of the team you support. The most prominent players mentioned in this episode, include: Curtis Perry, Kevin Johnson, Alvan Adams, Michael Jordan, Larry Nance, Tim Perry, Cedric Ceballos, Mike D'Antoni & Steve Nash. Statistics mentioned, are often courtesy of Basketball-Reference. Editor’s note: sign-up for the monthly newsletter – receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Newsletter | RSS | Website Support Adam via Amazon: click-through and purchase any item (store-wide – within 24 hours) - it helps support the podcast – importantly, at no additional cost to you. Thanks. Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail  

Kansas State Wildcats standout and 10-year NBA veteran, Eddie Nealy. [Note: whilst mostly known as 'Ed', I refer to him throughout, as Eddie] High School: Bonner Springs, Kansas Eddie's father was his high school basketball coach. He describes what it was like to have his dad calling the shots. The main focus was an emphasis on developing the fundamentals of his game. This would prove vital, as Nealy's longevity at the highest level was due in no small part, to his tireless work ethic and mastery of hustle. College: Kansas State University | Years: 1978-79 - 1981-82 Nealy was a two-time Academic All-American, largely recruited by two schools - Yale and Kansas State. He talks about the reasoning behind his decision to play for the Wildcats. We also chat about a major role that he played in a fantastic game, in his freshman season. He hit crucial free throws to seal victory in the closing seconds. Eddie's Wildcats made it to the NCAA Tournament, in three of his four college seasons. In 1981, they advanced to the Elite Eight. I ask Eddie to talk about some key memories from his time at Kansas State, which also included an oversea tour to Japan, prior to senior season. Nealy left college with averages of 10.6 points and 8.7 rebounds per game. For three of those seasons, he was teammates with the great Rolando Blackman. We cover his recollections of teaming with the future, four-time NBA All-Star. NBA / CBA career | Years: 1982-83 - 1992-93 We talk about Eddie's (1982) NBA Draft-day whereabouts and how he first heard the news that he was selected by the Kansas City Kings. He also reflects on what it meant to be selected by his home-state team. Along with (former podcast guest) Eddie Johnson, Nealy played all 82 regular-season games in his rookie season. He recalls some memories from his first year in the league. The following year - his first trip to the post-season - Eddie's Kings lost to eventual NBA Finalists, the L.A. Lakers. Nealy talks about his experiences playing the might of the L.A. Lakers. After missing most of the Kings' (1984-85) training camp, Eddie was released, signing on with the Continental Basketball Association's (CBA) Sarasota Stingers - for part of the 1984-85 season - before signing as a free agent and returning to the Kansas City Kings, in late February, 1985. Following the Kings' off-season relocation to Sacramento, Nealy was released by the team. He returned to the CBA and was a member of the 1986 CBA Champion, Tampa Bay Thrillers, led by Bill Musselman. Eddie fondly recalls his experiences playing in the CBA. In mid-July, 1986, Nealy signed as a free agent with the San Antonio Spurs. He played with the team for two seasons. These days (2015), Eddie resides in Texas. We talk about his playing days in San Antonio and what it could have been like to play with David Robinson. Eddie also reflects on some former San Antonio teammates. Prior to the 1989 season, Nealy signed as a free agent with the Chicago Bulls. He played 13 games in his first stint as a Bull, before Chicago traded him to Phoenix (mid-December), in exchange for Craig Hodges. Eddie talks about the move to Chicago and how he responded to hearing news of a trade to the Valley of the Sun. He also recalls a great story from the Bulls' practice court, involving him and Michael Jordan. In October, 1989, Phoenix traded Eddie back to Chicago. He was a Bull for the second time. We discuss what he was thinking, when he learnt he was headed back to the Windy City. Nealy played a pivotal role in Chicago's playoff run. We reminisce about Game 4 of the 1990 Eastern Conference Semi-Finals - Chicago at Philadelphia. Eddie had a terrific performance, scoring 9 points and pulling down 9 rebounds. Jordan torched the Sixers for 45 points. Nealy and Jordan were interviewed by Jim Gray (CBS), post-game. Before the 1991 season, Eddie signed with Phoenix as a free agent. He played with the Suns for two seasons - an exciting team, with a very-promising future. We talk about his return to Phoenix. Nealy was waived by Phoenix (early November, 1992), signing with the Warriors, later that same month. He played 30 games in Golden State, before - with the help of Don Nelson - they traded him back to Chicago, for his third stay as a member of the Bulls. After the regular season, the Bulls placed Eddie on the inactive roster. We discuss his memories of the 1993 season, his involvement with the team and how he felt, watching from the sidelines - particularly, when John Paxson launched his famous three-point shot that sealed Chicago's 1993 NBA Championship. I ask Eddie to recall “The Game I’ll Never Forget”. In 2014, Nealy was inducted to the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame. We talk about how he felt to receive that great honor. Phil Jackson once said that having Nealy on his roster, was like having another coach. We discuss Eddie's (possible) opportunities missed and future coaching ambitions. Our conversation rounds out with a quick chat about the significance (if any) of Eddie's jersey numbers. People mentioned in this episode, include: Charles Barkley, LaSalle Thompson, Kevin Johnson, Dan Majerle, Chris Mullin & Tim Hardaway. Editor's note: sign-up for the monthly newsletter - receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Newsletter | RSS | Website Support Adam via Amazon: click-through and purchase any item (store-wide – within 24 hours) - it helps support the podcast – importantly, at no additional cost to you. Thanks. Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

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