Kimba Walker is a four-time NBA All-Star, a member of the 2019 USA national team, an NCAA champion, and the all-time leading scorer for the Charlotte Hornets.

In 2019, he left Charlotte to join the Boston Celtics, before ultimately returning to his roots in New York, where he's currently the starting point guard for the New York Knicks.

Kimba grew up in the Bronx.

He was a rising star at his high school in Harlem and made a name for himself nationally

when he led the Yukon Huskies to win the NCAA championship in 2011.

Later that year, Kimba was a top draft pick for what would become the worst team in NBA history,

statistically speaking, the Charlotte Bobcats.

On a recent trip back to Charlotte before facing off against his old team, Kimba sat down

with Rick to talk about the ups and downs of his career, a day in the life of an NBA superstar

and how he imagines life after basketball.

This is three things with Kimba Walker.

Today on the show, I have just the greatest privilege of having my little brother on the show,

Kemba Walker.

Kimba, welcome back to Charlotte.

I appreciate it, man.

Thanks for having me.

So good to be back home.

So good.

You know what?

I know you still have a place here and this is really home for you after you play for us for so long.

But I want to start right there. Where does your humility and your kindness, because I see it day in, day out.

I see it with no matter who it is. Where does that come from?

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