Welcome back everybody to the Accelerus podcast with KD as always I'm Eddie Gonzalez

I'm here with the now 11 time all-star. I'm counting it. I don't know if it counts

I don't know how it works. I'm counting K. This is 11 times. Yeah, I'm counting it too.

I'm still excited that you made the team, man. You earned it. You deserve it. Thank you.

It's been dope to watch all that happened for you. I don't want to spend too much time on your job.

Yeah, man. I don't care about this. We got a special guest, though.

Yeah, man. So I want to break the 4-4 real quick and say when we put together like a list

of names that we wanted to talk to on this podcast, this man's name was high up on the list

and we were so excited that we were able to put this together, Kevin and him to have

busy schedules obviously and it's got a lot going on. It's got a attractive name at the

moment. So I want to welcome Rick, family, you may know him as the writer, director, executive

producer of many different things that you love and know like the wood, the shy. He's

done several episodes of Mandalorian. He did brown sugar. Brown sugar. Excuse me. Talk to

me. Our family wedding. He also directed, wrote dope. Big fan of your work, man. And we

have plenty to talk about. I want to start in one spot away from work, though. I did a

ton of research and I found out you used to be quite the basketball player. The oldest clip

I found of you was an article from, I believe it was 1990 in the Los Angeles Times. And you were

a stud at a huge camp in Santa Barbara, a couple NBA players watched this camp watch this full circle

moment. Couple NBA players are also in this camp including Tyson and your former head coach

and current assistant coach, Jacques Ron. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Man, you, man, you, you, you dug,

you dug in the crates. I had to, man. I had to find that. What was your, what was your game like?

You know, you're six, four, small four, they say? Yeah. Yeah. I'd be, look, I was one of those,

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