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Bob Lanier

Bob Lanier

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Sep 17, 2026

Marques JohnsonGUEST
52:27
... re- reassuring and heartwarming at the same time that Clyde would take time out, you know, just to reach out to me and just, and tell me, you know, just to, "Keep your head up.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
52:36
You're gonna be okay." Then the other thing, uh, during Bob Lanier's m- memorial in, uh, Las Vegas, I was talking to Bill Walton and, um, Spencer Haywood.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
52:46
And, uh, we were talking.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
52:47
They were like, "Man, yeah, yeah, you belong in the Hall of Fame," blah, blah, blah.
Logan CamdenHOST
60:02
there.
Logan CamdenHOST
60:02
I've just been thinking about Bob Lanier and Bob McAdoo.
Logan CamdenHOST
60:05
I really got nothing right now.
Logan CamdenHOST
60:07
Wow.
Rich RubinHOST
11:31
So do all to say the modern NBA player is so much better and so much more evolved than the guys in the 90s or even the 80s and that guys like Bird, Magic, and MJ.
Rich RubinHOST
11:40
Guys like even Bob Lanier, 6'11", 260-pound center for the Detroit Pistons.
Rich RubinHOST
11:44
Phenomenal offensive player.
Rich RubinHOST
11:46
Banger.
Rich RubinHOST
11:48
Hub of the Pistons for years.
Rich RubinHOST
11:50
Could also shoot outside.
Rich RubinHOST
11:51
Bob Lanier would dominate.
Rich RubinHOST
11:54
He'd be an All-NBA first or second team center right now.
John KeatingHOST
18:55
How about, how about in the middle? Who's the center? Who's your center?
George BlahaGUEST
18:58
Bob Lanier.
John KeatingHOST
18:59
Yeah.
John KeatingHOST
19:00
The Dubber.
John KeatingHOST
21:42
Yeah.
John KeatingHOST
21:42
Right, right.
George BlahaGUEST
21:42
When I mentioned the guys, you know, nobody wanted to mess with Bob Lanier and, and never did.
George BlahaGUEST
21:46
If they did, they got floored.
Andrew LewisHOST
4:17
So, um, he drew on those experiences and he was a regular at a YCA, YMCA pickup game in Hollywood.
Andrew LewisHOST
4:24
Um, basketball coach for the film was Bob Lanier, the former Pistons and Bucks player.
Andrew LewisHOST
4:31
Um, And, of course, it stars Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes, who I think first appeared in a movie together in 1996.
Andrew LewisHOST
4:42
They were both in Wildcats, the Goldie Hawn
D.L. HughleyHOST
1:26
Happy birthday to Ben Wallace.
D.L. HughleyHOST
1:27
Happy birthday to Bob Lanier.
D.L. HughleyHOST
1:28
Happy birthday to Jerry Pottsman.
D.L. HughleyHOST
1:29
Let's go to Jim Hines, the first sprinter to officially run 100 meters in less than 100.
Marc SilvermanHOST
28:34
And then Sunday you'd have all these news shows, and I wanted more cartoons.
Tom WaddleHOST
28:37
Bob Lanier.
Marc SilvermanHOST
28:39
Bob Lanier, big feet.
Marc SilvermanHOST
28:40
You know, he had like a size 20 foot.
Tom WaddleHOST
28:42
Yeah.
John SpearsHOST
50:43
Oh, I'm not done.
John SpearsHOST
50:44
Bob Lanier, born in the state in 1942.
John SpearsHOST
50:47
And Tony's favorite coach is 57 today.
John SpearsHOST
50:51
Coach of the Georgetown Hoyas, Ed
Shane DennisHOST
50:04
Born and stay not dead.
Shane DennisHOST
50:05
Bob Lanier.
Jack JohnsonHOST
50:09
That's basketball.
Shane DennisHOST
50:10
That's right.

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