Podcast appearances and mentions of John Stockton

In this episode of The Ultimate Assist, John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers welcome Dr. Jordan Vaughn, the physician making waves from Alabama to Capitol Hill. Known for his controversial stance on the Covid shot and his scathing testimony before Congress, Dr. Vaughn reveals what government agencies deliberately ignored about vaccine injuries, myocarditis, and microvascular damage. He breaks down how elite athletes and everyday patients alike are still suffering from long Covid and shot-related complications—and why the venous system, not just arteries, holds the key to understanding these mysterious health collapses. From military readiness to medical betrayal, this episode cuts through the narrative with clarity, courage, and compassion.

In this explosive episode of The Ultimate Assist, John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers sit down with Warren Phillips — better known to his 1M+ Instagram followers as @NonToxicDad — to uncover the hidden agenda driving America's chronic health crisis. From BPA-laced underwear and hormone-disrupting microplastics to EMFs, toxic mattresses, and Costco's chemical chickens, Warren pulls no punches.A former environmental consultant turned full-time truth-teller, Warren shares the shocking ways our homes, foods, and even clothing are making us sick — and how industry profits from our pain. We also dive into his new Amazon bestseller Non TOXIC LIVING, the community-powered wellness movement behind NonToxicDad.com, and his six-part investigative film series Home Sick Home at HomeSickHome.com.Whether you're detox-curious or deep in the trenches, this is a no-holds-barred breakdown of the real war on wellness — and how to reclaim your home, your health, and your future.

Kevin and Thom opened with Jayden Daniels topics including a recent photo that has people believing that he's stronger/bulkier than he was last year. The boys also talked about where Jayden might land on the "NFL Top 100" list that comes out later in the summer. Plenty on last night's Knicks-Pacers classic. Old-school NBA talk as well featuring Thom's latest You Tube fascination...John Stockton. The guys also with more on the "Tush Push" vote, thoughts on Dan Quinn's commencement speech at Salisbury, and lots more. 

The former Utah Jazz Assistant Coach on the NBA conference finals, The Pacers with another incredible comeback, Was John Stockton a dirty player (?), Draft profile on a potential Jazz draft pick + more

In this episode of The Ultimate Assist, John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers sit down with health freedom advocate Cathy Meehan, who shares her powerful journey from pharma rep to co-founder of Mindset Kids—a revolutionary pediatric telehealth platform. Cathy exposes the medical establishment's agenda, recounts her late husband Dr. Jim Meehan's battles against coercive care, and sounds the alarm on the escalating vaccine schedule, informed consent violations, and the weaponization of pediatric medicine. Raw, urgent, and full of heart, this episode is a call to action for parents, practitioners, and patriots alike.

In this episode of The Ultimate Assist, John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers welcome back constitutional attorney and FDA “Dragon Slayer” Jonathan Emord for a high-powered takedown of the bureaucratic machine. Emord pulls no punches, exposing the unconstitutional rise of the administrative state, Big Pharma collusion, Fauci's alleged betrayal, and the disturbing ideological agenda behind modern regulatory overreach. From COVID censorship to energy policy to education warfare, Emord lays out how America's founding principles are under assault—and why restoring individual liberty is the ultimate act of resistance.

In our explosive new episode of, The Ultimate Assist, John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers welcome back Stefanie Stark for a jaw-dropping continuation of her revelations about the nonprofit sector. Building on her first appearance, Stefanie pulls back the curtain on how “Big Philanthropy” — from the UN to the CDC Foundation to private players like the Gates Foundation and even Zuckerberg's Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative — uses nonprofits to launder money, push government agendas, and silence dissent.She details how tax dollars intended for charity often fund covert programs, vaccine initiatives, and censorship efforts disguised as humanitarian aid. Stefanie also breaks down the political fallout from Trump's crackdown on USAID funding, revealing an underground resistance forming within nonprofits to circumvent new reforms.This is the episode the nonprofit sector doesn't want you to hear.Listen as Stefanie Stark sounds the alarm on how “charity” has become one of the biggest engines for hidden agendas in America—and why reform has never been more urgent.

This week on The Ultimate Assist, John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers sit down with returning guests Shawn Needham and Karl Lambert—two health freedom trailblazers who've broken away from the traditional medical model to champion a new path toward healing, autonomy, and truth.From bioidentical hormones and ozone therapy to the rise of alternative health cooperatives, this episode unpacks how Needham and Lambert are helping people exit the broken insurance-based system and reclaim control over their wellness. Hear stories from the front lines of the Medical Freedom Northwest Conference, the eye-opening power of like-minded community, and why these practitioners say, “We were MAHA before MAHA was cool.”If you've ever questioned mainstream healthcare or wondered how to live with more vitality outside the sick-care system—this one's for you.

This week on "The Ultimate Assist", John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers, we welcome Mary Holland, longtime health freedom advocate and former president of Children's Health Defense. Mary takes us on a powerful journey—from her early activism in the Soviet Union to battling censorship, corporate capture, and medical coercion here at home.

In this explosive bonus episode of The Ultimate Assist, John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers welcome back health freedom advocate Brianne Dressen, a former AstraZeneca vaccine trial participant whose life was upended by a severe reaction. Brianne takes listeners inside her extraordinary year-and-a-half effort to sound the alarm on COVID vaccine injuries—directly to the FDA and NIH.Through seven recorded Zoom meetings with top federal health officials—including Dr. Peter Marks—she unveils the pattern of dismissal, gaslighting, and inaction that victims faced from the very agencies entrusted with public health. As Dressen puts it: “They listened, nodded, and did nothing.”This episode drops the veil on what was never supposed to be heard. With the release of these confidential recordings on TheRealPeterMarks.com, Brianne is putting the power back in the hands of the people.If you've ever questioned the narrative, this is the episode you can't miss.

Thurl Bailey, Utah Jazz TV Broadcast Analyst, joins the program to break down the latest with the Utah Jazz, Isaiah Collier breaking a John Stockton record, Cody Williams being shut down for the remainder of the season and much more when it comes to the Utah Jazz.

On this week's episode of The Ultimate Assist, John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers welcome back Alix Meyer—medical freedom advocate, Free Now Foundation co-founder, and no stranger to controversy. Alix dives into what she calls the “invisible weaponized architecture” of modern society, unpacking hidden agendas behind COVID-era mandates, vaccine passports, and the rise of digital surveillance. From social credit scores to Real ID cards, and from AI policing to FEMA camps, this conversation explores how convenience, fear, and compliance may be leading us into a digital prison—one piece at a time. A must-listen episode that challenges assumptions and calls for critical thinking, resistance, and the preservation of civil liberties.

Jake & Ben's Top 3 Stories of the Day:  Isaiah Collier breaks John Stockton's rookie assist record, Ryan Smith to donate $10 Million to build more hockey rinks, BYU Women's Basketball hires Lee Cummard as head coach.

Hour 1 of Jake & Ben on April 1, 2025 The Jazz picked up their 60th loss of the season last night, the first time ever they have lost that many games.  Top 3 Stories of the Day: Isaiah Collier has broke John Stockton's rookie assist record, Ryan Smith committing to help build more ice rinks in Utah, BYU Women's basketball gets their guy.  The G League is notorious for having great team names. 

Jake & Ben Full Show on April 1, 2025 Hour 1 The Jazz picked up their 60th loss of the season last night, the first time ever they have lost that many games.  Top 3 Stories of the Day: Isaiah Collier has broke John Stockton's rookie assist record, Ryan Smith committing to help build more ice rinks in Utah, BYU Women's basketball gets their guy.  The G League is notorious for having great team names.  Hour 2 What could prevent the Boston Celtics from repeating as NBA Champions this year?  Tim LaComb makes his weekly appearance on the show to talk about some of the big storylines in the NBA. Who are the teams that will make noise in the playoffs? What players could be on the move in the offseason?  Buzz Williams is leaving Texas A&M for Maryland.   

DJ & PK debated what the Utah Jazz have in Isaiah Collier as he broke John Stockton's 40-year-old record for assists by a rookie for the franchise.

Was the pandemic really what we were told it was—or was it something far more sinister? In this explosive episode of The Ultimate Assist, NBA legend John Stockton and co-host Ken Ruettgers sit down with Dr. David E. Martin, a man who's been tracking biological patents, bioweapon programs, and global health agendas for decades.Dr. Martin pulls no punches as he walks us through the tangled web of gain-of-function research, government cover-ups, and corporate collusion that, according to him, laid the foundation for COVID-19 long before 2020. From weaponized patents and eugenics to unconstitutional mandates and mass psychological manipulation, this conversation is a wake-up call for anyone still trusting the official narrative.

In this explosive episode of The Ultimate Assist, John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers sit down with veteran broadcaster and homeopathic practitioner Robert Scott Bell. Together, they expose the hidden history behind modern medicine, the Flexner Report, and the monopolization of healthcare by Big Pharma. Robert shares personal stories of overcoming chronic illness, the power of homeopathy, and the century-long censorship campaign against natural healing. From the Rockefeller influence to the Covid-era clampdown on free speech, this conversation unveils the systemic suppression of alternative medicine and the urgent need for medical freedom. A must-listen for critical thinkers and freedom advocates alike.

John Stockton is a 10x NBA All-Star and the undisputed king of assists, holding the record for the most career assists in NBA history. Known for his grit and subtle humor, John spent his entire 19-year career with the Utah Jazz, where he let his passes do the talking. Off the court, he's a dedicated dad and still finds time to mentor young athletes, sharing his love for the game and his wealth of knowledge. Now, he's bringing that same straightforward style to The Ultimate Assist podcast, guiding listeners through conversations on health and personal freedom—with a dash of his signature dry humor.Ken Ruettgers is a two-time Super Bowl Green Bay Packers veteran who brings both grit and depth to everything he does. After 12 seasons as an offensive tackle in the NFL, Ken stepped into sociology, now teaching at Central Oregon Community College. Known for his strength on the field and his wisdom off it, he serves as a Transition Coach for former NFL players. On The Ultimate Assist podcast, Ken's blend of toughness and insight makes conversations as thoughtful as they are impactful, bringing a grounded, approachable perspective to the big questions.THE ULTIMATE ASSIST PODCAST:WEBSITE: https://theultimateassist.com/RUMBLE: https://rumble.com/c/TheUltimateAssistiTUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-ultimate-assist/id1662164762IG: https://www.instagram.com/theultimateassistpodcastX: https://x.com/ultimate_assistTHE RIPPLE EFFECT PODCAST:WEBSITE: http://TheRippleEffectPodcast.comWebsite Host & Video Distributor: https://ContentSafe.co/SUPPORT:PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/TheRippleEffectPodcastPayPal: https://www.PayPal.com/paypalme/RvTheory6VENMO: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3625073915201071418&created=1663262894MERCH Store: http://www.TheRippleEffectPodcastMerch.comMUSIC: https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-ripple-effect-ep/1057436436SPONSORS:OPUS A.I. Clip Creator: https://www.opus.pro/?via=RickyVarandasUniversity of Reason-Autonomy: https://www.universityofreason.com/a/2147825829/ouiRXFoL WATCH:RUMBLE: https://rumble.com/c/c-745495LISTEN:SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lpFhHI6CqdZKW0QDyOicJiTUNES: http://apple.co/1xjWmlFCONNECT:X: https://x.com/RvTheory6IG: https://www.instagram.com/rvtheory6/THE UNION OF THE UNWANTED: https://linktr.ee/TheUnionOfTheUnwanted

In this explosive episode of The Ultimate Assist, hosts John Stockton and Ken Rutgers sit down with Dr. Jesse Morse, a sports and regenerative medicine specialist, to discuss the controversial connection between the COVID shot and athlete health. Dr. Morse, who has gained traction for his outspoken views, questions whether the vaccine could be linked to Victor Wembanyama's shocking blood clot diagnosis.The conversation delves deep into the state of modern medicine, the insurance-driven healthcare system, and alternative treatments being ignored by mainstream institutions. Dr. Morse sheds light on the hidden agendas that control medical narratives, the rise in unexplained athlete collapses, and what we can do to take back control of our health.Is the COVID shot playing a role in these alarming medical events? Are professional athletes at greater risk than we realize? And why are certain voices silenced when they speak out? Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges the status quo and demands answers.

In this explosive episode of The Ultimate Assist, hosts John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers sit down with Dr. Ryan Cole, a pathologist who has spent over two decades in the medical field. Dr. Cole pulls back the curtain on hidden agendas within the healthcare system, the suppression of medical discourse, and the consequences of speaking out against the established narrative.From his early warnings about the COVID-19 response to the backlash he faced for questioning the mainstream medical approach, Dr. Cole shares his journey of defiance, discovery, and determination. He delves into the alarming rise of post-vaccine complications, the dangers of gene-based medical interventions, and the influence of big money on public health decisions.Why are certain voices silenced? What truths are being ignored? And what does the future hold for medical freedom and bodily autonomy? Don't miss this eye-opening conversation that challenges the status quo and empowers listeners with knowledge.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker show love to Isaiah Collier who was recognized as the NBA's Western Conference Rookie of the Month for February. UNLV president abruptly resigns. Alex Jensen emerges as the front runner for the University of Utah men's basketball opening. NCAA rule changes for football could help improve the pace of play. Hot Take or Not a Take.

The show revisited the Knicks' history of bad coaches and highlighted a humorous "All The Smoke" podcast segment on the 90s Utah Jazz. The unpredictable nature of NFL draft prospects was discussed, citing Jaxson Dart's rise and Shedeur Sanders' perceived lack of engagement in team interviews, sparking comparisons to Boomer's own draft experience and acknowledging potential biases due to Sanders' lineage. C-Lo's update covered his bike tour fundraising, the Jazz podcast segment featuring Vernon Maxwell's admiration for John Stockton, and Rich Eisen's analysis of the Giants' Matthew Stafford pursuit. Sean McVay's vocal coaching style was noted, and the Rangers' consecutive shutouts were recapped. Finally, the show speculated on the Jets' GM's potential missteps and the Raiders' quarterback decision with Tom Brady involved.

Hour 1 Luis Gil's season is derailed by a severe lat strain, sidelining the Yankees pitcher for months. Discussions shifted to NFL salaries, with hypothetical figures for Boomer's era, and the Bengals' second consecutive tag of Tee Higgins. Boomer critiqued the Giants' QB-centric optimism, suggesting Aaron Rodgers as a potentially better short-term solution. He then questioned the Jets' playoff and Super Bowl chances, debating if a complete rebuild is necessary. C-Lo provided sports updates, starting with the Rangers' victory, and addressed the use of old audio clips in updates. The hour concluded with Boston radio host Fred Toucher's strong disdain for Pat McAfee. Hour 2 The show revisited the Knicks' history of bad coaches and highlighted a humorous "All The Smoke" podcast segment on the 90s Utah Jazz. The unpredictable nature of NFL draft prospects was discussed, citing Jaxson Dart's rise and Shedeur Sanders' perceived lack of engagement in team interviews, sparking comparisons to Boomer's own draft experience and acknowledging potential biases due to Sanders' lineage. C-Lo's update covered his bike tour fundraising, the Jazz podcast segment featuring Vernon Maxwell's admiration for John Stockton, and Rich Eisen's analysis of the Giants' Matthew Stafford pursuit. Sean McVay's vocal coaching style was noted, and the Rangers' consecutive shutouts were recapped. Finally, the show speculated on the Jets' GM's potential missteps and the Raiders' quarterback decision with Tom Brady involved. Hour 3 With NFL free agency approaching, the show previewed notable available players and speculated on Zach Wilson's future. Stefon Diggs' situation was humorously discussed, with Gio alleging he's being extorted. The conversation shifted to quarterback hand sizes and Marfan Syndrome, prompting a caller to provide medical context. C-Lo's update included Rick Pitino's comments on St. John's successful season and more heavily censored audio from the "All The Smoke" podcast. The hour concluded with a discussion of Gio potentially attending the Final Four if St. John's advances, and the hypothetical scenario of which local team's championship appearance would compel the show to travel. Hour 4 Gio believes there's a smear campaign against Shedeur Sanders, but isn't worried about his attitude. Davante Adams will be traded or cut by the Jets. Boomer thinks no quarterbacks in the draft will be difference makers. Jordan Travis' agent blames the Jets for his injury, and Travis removed the Jets from his social media. The Rangers won 4-0 against the Islanders. The Moment of the Day was an intern greeting a stressed engineer. Egg prices have risen due to bird flu, which can spread through goose poop.

A name like the Dream Team understandably comes with baggage. Who could make up a roster so great, the result can only be described as a dream? In the basketball world, guys like Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Scottie Pippen, John Stockton, Karl Malon-shall I go on?These men were recruited to represent the United States in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, the first year in which NBA players would be allowed to play as Olympians. No pressure.But as Michael Tolajian's new documentary WE BEAT THE DREAM TEAM showcases, pressure builds diamonds. Pressure, in this case, comes in the form of the Select Team, a group of collegiate players and future NBA superstars (Grant Hill, Bobby Hurley, Chris Webber, Penny Hardaway and more), tasked to stress-test the Dream Team before the Olympics.And it's on a fateful day during the first scrimmage between this practice squad and their Hall-of-Fame counterparts that the unthinkable happens: The Select Team wins.WE BEAT THE DREAM TEAM is part insider basketball, part history lesson, told 30+ years later with the same youthful exuberance by the gents who achieved what was considered impossible. The best teams internationally got whooped by the Dream Team to the tune of 30-40 point blowouts. These 19-to-21-year-old college students were the only ones who - ever - beat them. Talk about your underdog sports stories, am I right?WE BEAT THE DREAM TEAM premieres on Max February 17th.---Rate, review and subscribe to The Movies wherever you listen to podcasts!Follow The Movies on social media: linktr.ee/themovies_pod

In this episode of "The Ultimate Assist," we sit down with Dr. Craig Buhler, the well-known chiropractor who played a pivotal role in keeping NBA legend John Stockton in peak condition throughout his 24-year career. Dr. Buhler shares behind-the-scenes stories from his time with the Utah Jazz, revealing the secrets behind their league-leading low injury rates. Discover how Dr. Buhler's Advanced Muscle Integration Technique (A.M.I.T.) contributed to the team's success and longevity. Whether you're an athlete aiming for optimal performance or someone interested in innovative health strategies, this conversation offers valuable insights into maintaining peak physical condition.  Find out how you can live your life injury free.

The entirety of DK & PK for February 10, 2025: HOUR ONE Utah Hockey Club Game Recap Utah Jazz Game Recap David Locke, SEG Media HOUR TWO What is Trending Jason Cole, The33rdTeam.com Kendick Lamar and John Stockton HOUR THREE Super Bowl LIX and halftime shows Will Isaiah Collier become a star? Which sport is the best?  HOUR FOUR Steve Cleveland, Former BYU Basketball Coach Slacker Radio Headlines Feedback of the Day

Hour two of DK & PK for February 10, 2025: What is Trending Jason Cole, The33rdTeam.com Kendick Lamar and John Stockton

0:00 ... Ross Geiger hello and welcome .... introduces co-hosts Bruce Bernstein and Michael "World B" Freer and teases our guest Peter Vecsey.  This week's show (#142) is dedicated to former Mavs player Maxi Kleber, who will now be a Los Angeles Laker. 0:59 ... Ross live commercial read for BetOnline. 1:39 ... Bruce introduces Peter Vecsey and mentions some of his memorable nicknames. 2:45 ... Peter discusses his best nicknames and shares a great story about Joe Barry Carroll, whom he dubbed "Joe Barely Cares."  Peter famously dubbed Larry Bird "Larry Legend." 4:35 ... Ross asks for Peter's reaction to the Luka Doncic/Anthony Davis trade and how none of the newsbreakers who cover the league had any clue it was happening. 10:32 ... Considering the principals in the deal, Peter shares his thoughts on some of the other deals that were historic but he feels than none were ever bigger than this one. 12:54 ... Peter tells why Dallas MAY have traded Luka and tells a story about how former Mavs coach Rick Carlisle left the Mavs because he did not like coaching Luka. 16:13 ... Why did the Mavericks want the often injured Anthony Davis? 17:15 ... The Lakers needed a big man, so naturally they traded their Hall of Fame big man. 20:12 ... Peter reacts to DeAaron Fox going to San Antonio and why he liked Fox prior to this season but has soured on him this year. 24:15 ... Bruce makes a joke about how the players for Archbishop Molloy H.S. in Queens (Peter's alma mater) were big time ballers and he joked how he was ahead of his time as a high school player. 24:53 ... Bruce takes a shot at Zach LaVine, who was traded from the Bulls to the Kings and how Sacramento's GM seems clueless.  Peter goes on to discuss Billy Donovan, his first NBA interview that was done for SportsChannel at Hofstra University where Bruce also worked. 27:26 ... On being inducted into the Hoop Hall of Fame in 2009.  Surprisingly Peter has little regard for the Hoop hall and Jerry Colangelo who is the boss. 31:23 ... Peter is annoyed that K.C. Jones is not in the Hall as a coach when he was voted one of the top 15 coaches of all time.  He relays a great story Larry Bird told him about how K.C. got through to Dennis Johnson when other coaches could not. 36:22 ... Bruce asks about Michael Jordan and John Stockton and their 2009 Hall of Fame speeches.  Peter tells a great story about how he took a big gamble during an interview with Stockton that he did for NBC where Stockton was tight lipped but how Peter eventually got him to open up. 39:21 ... World B initiates a discussion of the top players of all time ... Peter takes exception to the suggestion that MJ and LeBron are the two best ever.  Peter ticks off many others who are up there. 41:42 ... Kobe is also right up there and Peter shares some moments from their discussions over the years.  Their relationship was very close and he tells the story of how Kobe got his unusual first name. 44:44 ... Ross asks about the 65 game rule for postseason awards and Peter is in favor of it.  Peter is NOT in favor of Adam Silver's idea for 10 minute quarters. 46:47 ... Bruce asks about the new All-Star game format and how the event has become unwatchable.  Peter thinks the new tournament format may help make it more appealing.  He is not impressed with the new women's 3 on 3 league but transitions into a story about how K.C. Jones allowed him to work out with the Celtics teams of the 1980s and play full-court 4 on 4. 50:12 ... World B asks Peter who his favorite interview subject was ... and it was Larry Bird.  Of course, there's a couple of good Bird stories there!  And there's a great story about how Bird signed a photo for Peter's son as a birthday gift.  Peter truly misses being around Larry. 53:17 ... Peter shares some Bill Walton stories and how he helped Bill get into TV at NBC.  We exchanged some Walton stories. 55:10 ... Bruce asks about the MVP race and how Nikola Jokic probably won't win it this year due to voter fatigue but that Shai Gilgeous Alexander is deserving.  Peter feels OKC's record this year helps SGA.  Peter goes onto discuss Lu Dort, whom he watched at Arizona State and is a key reason for OKC's success. 58:48 ... Peter predicts OKC will win it all this year ... he praises Isaiah Hartenstein of the Thunder and can't believe how good he has become. 1:00:06 ... Ross thanks peter and says goodbye TRT 1:00:51        

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Get ready to join John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers for an exciting new chapter of meaningful conversations about health, personal freedom, and making a difference. In this "Trailer" episode of The Ultimate Assist, John and Ken share their vision for the podcast, why they're passionate about these topics, and what listeners can look forward to in upcoming episodes. Whether you're here for the journey or just getting started, this is the place for thought-provoking ideas and authentic dialogue

The former Utah Jazz Assistant Coach reminisces about John Stockton's legendary game winner from the 1997 playoffs & Greg Gumbel's iconic call, Are the Sixers figuring things out after a rough start (?), Jazz vs Nuggets tonight + more

Nick pratar idag om SBL herr, varför han inte skrev något om att John Stockton var i Norrköping och sågar folk som kritiserar dagens NBA.

In this episode of Derapy, someone call John Stockton. Support the channel for $1 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGO_tbgYqc9IAhfGAfcK2Bg/joinTwitterhttps://x.com/derykpods?s=21Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/derapy_podcast/profilecard/?igsh=MXRtdmV1cGRqZWkzMw==#drake

Dr. Beckett addresses listener questions and comments on the implications of international licensing, issues surrounding the Star Company and their unique license, the intricacies of rookie cards versus extended rookie cards (XRCs), and insights into the market dynamics from the 1980s to today.   00:21 International NBA Card Issues 01:10 Star Company Licensing and Context 02:04 Demand and Marketing in Basketball Cards 03:46 John Stockton and Rookie Card Definitions 05:51 XRC vs RC Debate 08:38 Star Company Photography and Design 09:44 Extended Sets and Licensing Issues 11:20 Market Perception of Star Cards  

B-Ball Radio continues their weekly coverage of the NBA In-Season tournament as Bobbito & E-New discuss the greatness of Nikola Jokic, the upcoming group play matchups in the western conference featuring the Rockets, Wolves, Lakers and Clippers along with spotlighting the basketball cultural impact made by the 2017 Golden State Warriors and 1996 Chicago BullsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Send us a text00:10 - Big Announcement for the Tomorrow family02:15 - Derrick Rose or Kyrie Irving?07:37 - Jerry West or Kyrie Irving?09:35 - Gary Payton or Kyrie Irving?15:21 - Jason Kidd or Kyrie Irving?17:08 - Steve Nash or Kyrie Irving?19:28 - Russell Westbrook or Steve Nash?20:58 - Fan tries to kiss another NBA fan virtually during a game23:17 - Chris Paul or Russell Westbrook?27:17 - Trivia: Who is the shortest NBA player?32:39 - Russell Westbrook has the most dunks as a point guard. What other point guards have the most dunks? (Trivia session)35:37 - Allen Iverson or Russell Westbrook?36:00 - What is the true role of a point guard in basketball?38:51 - Isiah Thomas or Allen Iverson?39:36 - Rajon Rondo was a great player41:37 - Allen Iverson fun fact43:00 - Allen Iverson team trivia43:23 - Oscar Robertson or Allen Iverson?44:51 - John Stockton or Allen Iverson?46:53 - John Stockton holds the record for most assists in a game. How many assists does he have? (Trivia)48:00 - Magic Johnson or Allen Iverson?49:27 - Will there be a new player to take over the NBA after LeBron?51:50 - Damian Lillard is underrated52:29 - Stephen Curry or Magic Johnson?54:34 - Who was Stephen Curry's favorite player growing up? (Trivia)57:00 - UFC fighters are the greatest athletes ever1:02:20 - Tennessee is giving 10% of ticket revenue to players but is also charging 10% more for tickets1:04:00 - UNLV player quitting because the school didn't pay them as promised1:06:28 - NBA 2K should have a shirts vs. skins option1:08:18 - We need to change how we determine MVPs in pro sports1:11:46 - FUNNIES (Joke section)#tomorrow #nba #vr360 #sports #podcast ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Welcome to the Sports Show of Tomorrow!You're not just watching the show - You're in it

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Straight outta Russia this week! None other than AK47, aka Andrei Kirilenko, joins the show. The trio talk about his unique journey from 15-year-old Russian Super League pro to 18-year-old NBA draftee, the rookie experience under Hall of Famers Karl Malone and John Stockton, earning an NBA All-Star selection and becoming a true trailblazer for Russian hoopers. Tune in for the full AK47 story!St. Petersburg childhood, Super League at 15, drafted to the Utah Jazz (3:00)D Miles in Russia, nickname origin story, Jerry Sloan's system (14:00)Malone and Stockton, NBA All-Star selection, becoming a leader in Utah (27:45)2005 blocks leader, NBA lockout, moving to Minnesota (36:55)Joining the Nets, playing with KG and Paul Pierce, World of Warcraft (48:00)2012 Olympic bronze, the rise of international players in the NBA, recording two 5x5 stat lines (55:00)About Our Hosts:NBA veterans Quentin Richardson and Darius Miles are lifelong friends and bona fide truth-tellers. Listen as they invite special guests, high-profile athletes, musicians and entertainers to get brutally honest about everything from current events to untold stories from the golden era of sports and culture. Named for the on-court celebration they made wildly popular, this unfiltered, hilarious and surprising podcast is like playing NBA 2K with no fouls.Other places to find Knuckleheads: Subscribe on YoutubeFollow on InstagramFollow on Facebook

Coach Mark Gottfried interviews Thurl Bailey about his journey at NC State and their 1983 national championship. Bailey discusses the uncertainty following Coach Sloan's departure and how Coach Valvano's charismatic leadership and vision for a championship united the team. The conversation also covers Bailey's NBA career, the influence of legendary figures like Michael Jordan and John Stockton, and how college basketball has evolved. This episode offers an inspiring look at leadership, trust, and the pursuit of greatness in sports.

John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers, co-hosts of Vocies for Medical Freedom, take a time-out and talk about the transition and future of the podcast. New producer, social media director, and more. Exciting changes coming!

"Why did one of the greatest NBA players of all time, Karl Malone, never win a championship?" In the latest episode of Ringless we delve deep into the enigmatic career of Karl Malone, a basketball legend whose dominance on the court was unmatched, yet whose trophy case remains conspicuously empty. Join Kenny The Sports Guy Podcast as I explore: The Malone-Stockton Duo: Examine the unparalleled partnership between Malone and John Stockton, arguably the greatest pick-and-roll combination in NBA history. The Finals Frustrations: Uncover the heartbreaking losses that prevented Malone from hoisting the championship trophy, including the infamous "Air Jordan" shot. The Legacy Debate: Discuss the impact of Malone's championship drought on his overall legacy and place among the NBA's greatest players. Kenny The Sports Guy Podcast  Twitter: @kenny_sports  Instagram: @kennysportsguy1 Tik Tok: @kennysportspodcast  www.kennthesportsguy.com

Gary Payton, Jason Kidd and John Stockton. These are the only three point guards in NBA history that logged more games than today's guest, Andre Miller. If there's one thing Miller embodies, it's being a floor general. And in today's league, it seems like floor generals are endangered, maybe even extinct. Miller candidly walks us through his thoughts as to why the true point guard is being phased out of the league. He also takes us back to memorable pockets from his rich 17-year career, including secret pickup runs with John Stockton and Karl Malone, joining the 2003/04 Nuggets for Melo's rookie year and his unsuccessful attempts at containing a surging Steph Curry in the 2013 Playoffs. 00:00 Beginning 00:30 Secret to being an NBA ironman 03:50 Private pickup runs with 90's Utah Jazz 10:25 Who is the best team to never win a ring? 13:55 Using Stockton's techniques in NBA 15:35 What happened to the true point guard? 19:02 Memories of rookie Melo, Traded for Iverson 23:10 Art of the post-up point guard 27:14 Steph Curry's 2013 Playoff explosion 29:09 Is Steph a true point guard? 33:44 Does Draymond get enough credit? 34:58 52-point game vs Mavericks in 2010 38:58 Trainer culture ruining youth? 47:44 End Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Gary Payton, Jason Kidd and John Stockton. These are the only three point guards in NBA history that logged more games than today's guest, Andre Miller. If there's one thing Miller embodies, it's being a floor general. And in today's league, it seems like floor generals are endangered, maybe even extinct. Miller candidly walks us through his thoughts as to why the true point guard is being phased out of the league. He also takes us back to memorable pockets from his rich 17-year career, including secret pickup runs with John Stockton and Karl Malone, joining the 2003/04 Nuggets for Melo's rookie year and his unsuccessful attempts at containing a surging Steph Curry in the 2013 Playoffs.00:00 Beginning00:30 Secret to being an NBA ironman03:50 Private pickup runs with 90's Utah Jazz10:25 Who is the best team to never win a ring?13:55 Using Stockton's techniques in NBA15:35 What happened to the true point guard?19:02 Memories of rookie Melo, Traded for Iverson23:10 Art of the post-up point guard27:14 Steph Curry's 2013 Playoff explosion29:09 Is Steph a true point guard?33:44 Does Draymond get enough credit?34:58 52-point game vs Mavericks in 201038:58 Trainer culture ruining youth?47:44 End Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Diving back in time to 1997 where the Utah Jazz play the Houston Rockets in game 6 of the Western Conference Finals. Each team with star studded lineups and coaches. We break down the lead-up into this game, the gameplay, and the aftermath. Is this the greatest Utah Jazz game ever? IG: tunedinjazz

Welcome to Players Choice Open Gym, the ultimate NBA debate show where fans take center stage to discuss, argue, and celebrate all things basketball! If you're a passionate basketball enthusiast, a die-hard NBA fan, or someone who lives and breathes hoops, you're about to enter a basketball haven like no other. Join us every week for a live, interactive experience that brings you closer to the game, invites you to share your opinions, and lets you be part of the NBA conversation.

In this episode, our panelists dive into a lively discussion about Victor Wembanyama's defensive prowess, debating whether he's truly a great defender. They also compare the peaks of James Harden and Jayson Tatum, providing insights into their performances. The conversation heats up with predictions for the USA vs. South Sudan game at the Olympics, and an analysis of Giannis Antetokounmpo's offensive capabilities. Additionally, they react to John Stockton's comments on LeBron James' GOAT status and examine the 2024 Summer Olympics medals table. Tune in for an engaging and insightful episode! Welcome to The Panel, the NBA debate show that brings the heat, sparks passionate discussions, and dives headfirst into the world of basketball like never before! If you're a hardcore NBA fan, a hoop junkie, or just someone who loves intense sports debates, you've found your weekly destination. Join us every weekday for a live, high-octane experience where we dissect, dispute, and celebrate all things NBA.

Andy takes the podcast on the road to Las Vegas, Nevada for USA Basketball's 50th Anniversary celebration! FIRST, Andy chats with Dream Team member & 19-year vet for the Utah Jazz - John Stockton! John discusses getting the call to become a member of the 1992 Olympic team, memories of Coach Chuck Daly, playing for Coach Frank Layden & Coach Jerry Sloan, the keys to playing 19 seasons, & Andy recalls his first assignment in the Jazz locker room! NEXT, Andy sits down with 1984 Olympic Gold Medalist & Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer - Lynette Woodard! Lynette discusses the heartbreak of the 1980 Olympic games boycott, the redemption winning the Gold Medal in 1984, becoming the first female member of the Harlem Globetrotters, her experience playing overseas in Italy, the growth of the WNBA, Caitlin Clark breaking her college scoring record, and more!Stay tuned next Tuesday for more interviews from USA Basketball's 50th Anniversary celebration in Las Vegas!