Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
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Sep 12, 2026
Phil MartelliHOST
Jerry umpired maybe the last game in Connie Mack and the first game in Veterans Stadium, or the last game in Veterans Stadium and the first game in Citizens Bank.
Phil MartelliHOST
Can you imagine a Major League Baseball umpire, Jerry, and a brother, Joe, who's now in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame? It did stir me a little bit and then disturbed me a little bit.
Phil MartelliHOST
Hall of Famers were there.
Phil MartelliHOST
Herb McGee was there.
Craig CartonHOST
You worked for one of the legendary trainers the NBA has ever had.
Craig CartonHOST
He's in the New York Hall of Fame, Basketball Hall of Fame.
Craig CartonHOST
Mike Starnes.
Craig CartonHOST
I think Mike started in the late 70s.
Craig CartonHOST
You worked for one of the legendary trainers the NBA has ever had.
Craig CartonHOST
He's in the New York Hall of Fame, Basketball Hall of Fame.
Craig CartonHOST
Mike Sorensen.
Craig CartonHOST
I think Mike started in the late 70s.
Craig CartonHOST
You worked for one of the legendary trainers the NBA has ever had.
Craig CartonHOST
He's in the New York Hall of Fame, Basketball Hall of Fame, Mike Saunders.
Craig CartonHOST
I think Mike started in the late 70s.
Craig CartonHOST
And when did he retire? Like 2004, 5, 6, around there, right? Yeah.
Ted LeitnerHOST
Steve Fisher, an amazing basketball career at Michigan, national championship, a couple of NITs, championship, and...
Ted LeitnerHOST
I don't know why these coaches don't have him already into the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts.
Ted LeitnerHOST
I don't understand it.
Ted LeitnerHOST
But every time I go to the NCAAs of recent years, I talk to the broadcasters from ESPN and CBS and all of them, including Jim Nance and all the others.
Soren PetroHOST
I, I may be like, "Hey, I wish they had more," but it's a bad thing when you have too many.
Soren PetroHOST
The Basketball Hall of Fame sucks.
Mike SandoGUEST
I think they're gonna get more in.
Mike SandoGUEST
I, I...
Scott RintoulHOST
Those were both extremely high-level athletes.
Scott RintoulHOST
One's in the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Scott RintoulHOST
The other played for the Canadian men's soccer team.
Scott RintoulHOST
That might be the only household that sounds like it was more competitive growing up than the Malhotra household.
Tucker FranklinHOST
From the article the Associated Press put out on this, I thought this was interesting.
Tucker FranklinHOST
The Basketball Hall of Fame has a 24-person voting panel, which I don't even know they had a voting panel because I think everyone who played basketball gets in.
Tucker FranklinHOST
They
Matt VerderameHOST
just put them right in,
Matt VerderameHOST
Mitch Richards in the Hall of Fame.
Tucker FranklinHOST
Yeah.
Tucker FranklinHOST
I mean, like, every time I see a pro basketball Hall of Fame, like, I'll just go look at the most recent class.
Tucker FranklinHOST
And I remember I saw Doc Rivers was in the Basketball Hall of Fame, and he's still actively coaching.
Mike BreyGUEST
you know it's uh...
Mike BreyGUEST
i was asked that many times through the years not recently you you've kind of brought it back up you know i was fortunate that being an assistant with Morgan Wooten, the first high school coach to ever go in the Naismith Hall of Fame, and being around great talent, every college coach was coming through to recruit Danny Ferry and everybody else.
Mike BreyGUEST
And so my network of getting to meet college coaches was amazing, and I was Coach Wooten's right hand.
Mike BreyGUEST
And I was setting up the home visit and the recruiting visits.
Andy PattonHOST
Their first as members of the Pac-12, which we'll talk about to close out the show.
Andy PattonHOST
Their first after their head coach was officially enshrined in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
Andy PattonHOST
And what we want to talk about now is partially a comment that Mark Few made at that Hall of Fame ceremony about three weeks ago regarding...
Andy PattonHOST
Returning forward, Braden Huff.
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