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I'm your host, Royce White, here in the belly of the beast.

Today we have another incredible family and friends guest, guest episode. The great Troy Hudson is in the studio with us. Thanks for being here. This is my brother right here.

And we're going to talk about, well, we're in the middle of a, on the brink of a war,

but on the brink of World War, but we're not going to talk about World War today we're going to

talk a little bit of basketball mainly because I talk about war in politics

every day on the podcast so this is a nice change of pace and I mean why say I

told you so you all see what's going on there in the Middle East and around the

world I don't need to say, I told you so.

We're going to be talking about basketball today. And if you don't know, if any of you out there don't know, Troy Hudson played in the NBA for 11 years, was undrafted. So I mean, I'm going to let him

tell his story, but he was undrafted, which is an

incredible feat in and of itself to be undrafted and then have an 11-year career. Not only that,

but had an incredible 11-year career if you're a Minnesota, Timberwolves fan, or if you're a

fan of the NBA in general, real fan, not a casual fan, not a more recent fan. You remember some of those iconic games where the Timber

Wolves win as far as they've gone in franchise history. And Troy put on some incredible

performances against one of the most storied franchises of the NBA's history, the Kobe Shack, L.A. Lakers,

and got the moniker the Laker killer during that time.

And had a couple 40-point games, a 40-point game, a couple of 30-point games, was putting

on one hell of a show in that series.

I remember being a kid and being very excited to see one of our Timberwolf players play

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