“I feel like we have a tough job because we have to critique our peers because that's a part of our job. But I think you can critique without disrespecting. … If someone's bullshitting, you should be able to tell them it's bullshitting, but critiquing their play and not critiquing the man. … How often is the hot take right? Do you ever see the apology or hear the apology of not knowing that lasting hot take, what that does to that person's life?”

what I hang my hat on because people say what they want. I played on a handful of teams, but I always either started or was the first sixth or seven guy off the bench. You know what I mean? Like, excuse me, the first or second guy off the bench. I was sixth or seventh man. So I think although I didn't get the all-defensive teams that I felt like a handful of times, I was one of the best defenders in the league. Or, you know, whether I got the money, you know, with the numbers I put up and the way what I brought to a team, I feel like, you know, I was short changed at time. But I think what I really hang my hat on is just the respect of my peers. I think that's what everyone at the end of the day hangs their hat on. And I still, I value that more than anything now. You know what I mean? Because I feel like we've all done it, but in our profession, now that there's so many athletes in TV, they're taking the bait and they're doing the hot take bullshit. And now you can't even call your homie. You know what I mean? Like I value the fact that I can call anybody I played with at any time and they answer the phone. You know what I mean? And I think that says a lot, obviously, about who I am, but just the way I moved. You know what I…