The impact of the late Mr. Stern has had on the game of basketball from the

dress code to revenue to really globalizing the game. I think it's

unprecedented what he was able to do for the game of basketball. I think it's

Jaws race to lose. He's clearly been the best player in the most consistent

player. I think it's his award to lose regardless of if Zion comes back or not.

At one point or another the game may change but I just think that the type of

players that are being bred now they're going to be shooters, they're going to be

bar handlers, they're going to be playmakers, they're going to have a little bit

of everything which is going to prevent them from just being one dimensional post

up players. Welcome to the Gidevion Clowny episode of Pull Up. That's right

episode number 90. We've come so far currently on the road when I wish everyone a

happy new year and I hope everyone enjoyed Christmas if they celebrate it. A

lot has happened since then in the NFL in the NBA as well as collegial sports.

Right now we want to focus on the NBA in the passing of David Stern. David Stern

passed away at 77. I was fortunate enough to meet him and shake his hand and have my dream come true

of being drafted to the NBA in 2013 and I just want to kind of touch on the impact

of the late Mr. Stern has had on the game of basketball from the dress code to revenue

to really globalizing the game. I think it's it's unprecedented what he was able to do for the game

of basketball and I'm thankful I was able to be a part of it and continue to be a part of some

of the changes and things he's done for the game Jordan. I know you had a probably more

relationship with him than I did early on in your life and some of the stories you can tell but

what stories can you remember about David Stern? Well CJ you know I think with David Stern

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