Looney Joins Light Years

Light Years: A Golden State Warriors Pod

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4.4 • 621 Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Kevon Looney joins Light Years and discusses connectivity, what it’s like playing with Chris Paul, Kuminga in practice and his new award. Next (16:04) we react to his Kuminga takes, (27:22) Celtics v. Bucks and finally (35:20) a little Niners talk. Host: Sam Esfandiari and Andy Liu Guest: Kevon Looney Producer: Tim Angan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Oh, Andy Lou, we got a special guest here today.
0:18.5	The Bay Area's favorite player.
0:20.4	I got to be the best favorite role player in the last four, five years, by far.
0:26.8	I think I was talking with you about it.
0:28.3	I think behind Steph Curry, he's the most beloved Warrior among fans these days.
0:34.1	Hot take, hot take, no?
0:35.4	It got true.
0:38.6	Looney, what's up, man?
0:39.9	Appreciate you hopping on.
0:41.3	No problem.
0:41.8	Thanks for having.
0:42.6	That's a great answer.
0:45.4	Yeah.
0:46.3	Well, I wanted to start with this.
0:48.1	You guys just played the Lakers.
0:50.0	And, you know, post-game press conference, first thing Steve Kerr says is you guys were a lot more connected.
0:56.5	And I feel like we've heard all off-season about connectivity.
1:00.5	Right.
1:01.0	And it's just kind of, it gets funny after walks.
1:04.0	It's the only thing you hear.
1:05.1	And so I got to ask you, what does connectivity actually mean to you?
1:10.0	To me, just getting everybody on the same page.
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