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Antonio Davis

Antonio Davis

American former basketball playerWikipedia

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Sep 9, 2026

Vince CarterHOST
30:32
D Brown played with Larry Bird.
Vince CarterHOST
30:34
Uh, Antonio Davis played with Reggie Miller.
Tracy McGradyHOST
30:35
Reggie Miller.
Tracy McGradyHOST
30:36
Yep.
Michael J. FacciHOST
18:08
think...
Michael J. FacciHOST
18:09
Were you on that episode where we interviewed Antonio Davis? Or maybe I can't remember if you didn't make it or not.
Michael J. FacciHOST
18:14
It was, like...
Alex GoldenHOST
18:15
I think I was.
Steve HartmanHOST
46:11
Davis.
Matt NeumannGUEST
46:13
Dale Davis and Antonio Davis.
Steve HartmanHOST
46:16
Yeah.
Matt NeumannGUEST
46:16
They were called, you're going to love this.
Corey TulabaHOST
55:01
You can learn from guys like that.
Corey TulabaHOST
55:04
I remember growing up watching the Bulls, and they trade for Antonio Davis.
Corey TulabaHOST
55:11
And PJ Brown.
Corey TulabaHOST
55:13
And they bring in professionals.
Derek HansonHOST
4:58
He's been healthy most of the year here but missed some time early on.
Derek HansonHOST
5:02
And you don't want to be labeled as the guy that's always – what do they call – what does the NBA crew call – Street clothes, right? Antonio Davis, right? Anthony Davis, they call him street clothes.
Derek HansonHOST
5:16
Street clothes.
Derek HansonHOST
5:16
You don't want to be street clothes.
Bob KravitzGUEST
36:41
Yeah.
Alex GoldenHOST
36:43
I said it kind of reminds me a little bit of Antonio Davis.
Alex GoldenHOST
36:48
just a little bit, you know, because it was more of like, this guy's our backup behind Rick and Dale.
Alex GoldenHOST
36:53
But then when he came in the game, like you kind of liked him better at times than the starters.
Eddy CurryGUEST
11:47
Okay, so they w-
K.C. JohnsonHOST
11:48
Antonio Davis?
Eddy CurryGUEST
11:48
Didn't, didn't Antonio come that year? No, Antonio was gone by then.
K.C. JohnsonHOST
11:51
Anyway.
Mike D'AntoniGUEST
12:16
And I had a similar team that I was presented with in Phoenix.
Mike D'AntoniGUEST
12:23
And back then, it was Sasha Djordjevic and Antonio Davis were the pick-and-roll kind of guys.
Mike D'AntoniGUEST
12:28
And I had Ricardo Pides, who was the Sean Marion of the situation.
Mike D'AntoniGUEST
12:32
And then Quinn Richardson and Joe Johnson.
Alex GoldenHOST
29:42
So if he would've just had that continued development kind of like KK's having here and learning from different players that have different skill sets to get better at that stuff, I think he could've stuck around much longer.
Alex GoldenHOST
29:52
Now, this is probably predating a lot of our listeners here and, and, and even me a little bit, but I think you have to just look at the way Antonio Davis for the Pacers kind of developed, right? Because-
Casey JohnsonHOST
30:03
A lot of parallels there.
Casey JohnsonHOST
30:04
Lot of parallels
Alex GoldenHOST
30:07
I think he actually played his first two seasons after the draft over in Europe, and then came back to the, to the Pacers when they started making this big finals run.
Alex GoldenHOST
30:17
And all of a sudden it's like, whoa.
Alex GoldenHOST
30:20
Like, 'cause I think the Pacers actually traded for Antonio Davis's rights in a trade.
Alex GoldenHOST
30:24
Um, but he was, um, playing in Europe after being a second round pick and just really, like, nobody really knew about him that much.
Rich LattaHOST
2:34
Tue- yep, Tuesday it starts.
Rich LattaHOST
2:35
And, um, funny thing was, um, the name of the guy, uh, who's my PT is Antonio Davis.
Rich LattaHOST
2:41
So I'm, uh-
James BoydHOST
2:42
[laughs]
Rich LattaHOST
3:06
Str- strange thing-
James BoydHOST
3:08
Um
Rich LattaHOST
3:08
... that, uh, I have, like, kind of a story about Antonio Davis.
Rich LattaHOST
3:10
So, like, um, I think it was maybe 2008 and I came up to Atlanta at the time to, uh, visit JL.

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