Cedric Maxwell

Dennis Johnson's the other guard.

Then Maxwell in the front court.

McHale's still the sixth man.

Bird and Parrish.

So, but two things are happening.

First of all, McHale is clearly a better player at this point than Maxwell.

He's a sixth man, but it doesn't really matter.

And Danny Ainge is becoming a real threat with the two guard for Gerald Henderson.

I wanna fast-forward this.

I think it was, like, Steve Burton or Cedric Maxwell was one of the couple of the first, like, shows that I did, and it was just like-

Yeah

... "Hey, why don't you come in once a week? Actually, come in once.

Baseball expert.

Cornbread Maxwell doing his thing.

Mm-hmm.

This is to, uh, this is MLB teams to get to 100 plus wins, 90 plus wins, 80 plus wins.

Yep.

Jabbar was 48 years old, and he had some other former NBA standouts, Artis Gilmore, JoJo White, Nate Archibald, and Cedric Maxwell, among others.

And an interesting thing that the reason why he brought the story up is I think then Luau Sender, but Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was offered a million dollar contract to play with the Globetrotters.

And he turned that deal down and he became the number one pick, went to the Milwaukee Bucks.

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And then, you know, you end up being drafted in the NBA with a really interesting class.

I mean, you know, Bernard King was in that draft, Cedric Maxwell, Eddie Johnson, like a bunch of people.

So what was your...

What was your transition from college and doing really obviously killing it and going to the NBA? Because it seems like now a lot of people seem to struggle with that transition.