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You'll bring that person to South Beach.

I like that triple-o girl.

Honestly, if you're the Knicks, you bring Harden in the city that never sleeps.

I like that triple, girl.

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James, what was the point that you were trying to get across when you went to Atlanta and Vegas.

I was just training. What were you training for?

I started the NBA season.

Earlier on the show, Seahawks wide receiver, D.K. Metcalf, CBS Sports NFL analyst Rich Gannon, 17-year NBA veteran Richard Jefferson.

Coming up, co-host of Peacock's brother from another Michael Smith and now it's Rich

I said all right everybody our number three the Rich

I was in show on the air there is a great chat with Richard Jefferson that we just had basically shooting you all straight straight from somebody who spent 19 seasons in the NBA about the narrative that James Harden deciding on when to leave town and effect

travel schedules because he wants to stay in Los Angeles to party or fly off to Las Vegas and

the senses that he is being a disruptive presence on his team because he's the star athlete and the rest of the team has to I guess

roll with the whims of a star athlete trying to change up schedules and what have you and Richard's like look this happens all the time he's not

the only one and the way it's set up I know yesterday Chris I came up with a construct in which a player would make these decisions.

And if you were planning on going to the town and seeing a friend or seeing a family member and

now you, your plans are blown up. Richard basically said the star

athlete checks with everybody and lets them know and say let's figure out how we

work out here and then we ball out and he said Tim Duncan would say we're going to spend an

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