What do you think about the Laker team now?

You follow the box scores of the games every day?

Just the Lakers.

You're kidding.

That is really a compliment.

I was pleased to see you smile at the top bar show because once the game starts, you have a game face.

You don't smile much out there.

I don't think you have to do things for money anymore. Correct. What's up, Laker fans? Welcome to the Laker Film Room podcast, brought to you by the Blue Wire Podcast Network. I'm Pete, joined by Mike. It's a travel day for Darius, so he won't be with us today. But we are joined by as a special guest. One of the things that I love about basketball is how much it changes based on

the perspective that you're looking at it. It's fascinating, you know, from a bird's eye view,

but it's also fascinating up close. And it's fascinating in a completely different way than it is

from that bird's eye view. And zoomed in like that is where we're going to spend a lot of

this episode, specifically focused on

the details of Taylor Horton Tucker's game. And as I said, we have a special guest to help us do that.

His name is PD Webb. And in my view, he's doing some of the very best work in basketball media

right now, focusing on the micro skills of players. In other sports, you know, we focus on this is how this guy

throw, like pitching ninja, right? Like this is how this guy throws his split finger fastball

versus his two seam fastball in football. You know, you watch football. They're talking about

the technique of cornerbacks and how they navigate a pick route, all things like that. We don't do

that nearly as much in basketball. PD does that work and is doing really important work on

that front. Thank you so much for joining us, PD. Great to have you on the show. Wow,

what an introduction. Thank you for having me. I'm really excited to talk about, to talk about

tailon, to talk about how much fun he is as a basketball player and also talk about like what the youngest player on who's going to play real minutes on this team looks like. For sure. And to do that, I asked you, you know, I've been, God, man, I've been trying to get you on the show for ages, but we keep trying to, we keep creating our picks and you kind of deal more in the realm of, you know, college players and young players

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