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Dennis Johnson

Dennis Johnson

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Sep 17, 2026

Carson BreberHOST
25:43
They are number one and two, and they are more than doubling everybody else.
Carson BreberHOST
25:47
What about DJ? Dennis Johnson? He's number three.
MarzGUEST
25:52
Knocked down jump share, Dennis Johnson.
MarzGUEST
25:53
I heard
Carson BreberHOST
25:55
about that.
PerryGUEST
49:36
what happened was the DA assigned
RudyHOST
49:42
It was a decade-old murder case of Dennis Johnson, was sentenced to life in prison in 2010 for the killing of Kenyatta Smith.
RudyHOST
49:52
But District Judge Paul Diamond disqualified Krasner and Stiegler for a criminal case.
RudyHOST
49:57
They should have recused themselves.
Howie CarrHOST
25:45
I mean, they're not taking payoffs or anything.
Howie CarrHOST
25:47
They, they were just trying to apparently, uh, fix a case, uh, of, uh, the case of a guy named Dennis Johnson.
Howie CarrHOST
25:55
I thought he was dead.
Howie CarrHOST
25:56
I thought he played for the Celtics [laughs] and he was dead.
Howie CarrHOST
25:57
[laughs] I guess this must be a different Dennis Johnson.
Howie CarrHOST
26:01
He is contesting his 2009 second-degree murder conviction.
Howie CarrHOST
26:06
Uh, Judge Diamond, the federal judge, ruled that both Krasner, who's owned by Soros, and, uh, Stiegler, who's owned by Krasner, acted to protect their own interests rather than those of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Marcus Thompson IIGUEST
11:37
The point is to expand the basketball conversation beyond who's the greatest, right? The point is to tear down the walls.
Marcus Thompson IIGUEST
11:48
that have divided these eras as if they're like enemy combatants like enemy nations against each other like the the thing i learned from dynasty that's even more true here is man basketball is one story it is one story that is interwoven and connected and you you kind of lose that the way we talk about basketball now like where it's it's a bitter war and i remember this so vividly 2016 just how much people hated lebron in the bay and then you go to cleveland and how much they hated steph yeah and it was just like y'all really hate steph like like we're really gonna come up with reasons to say like why lebron isn't great i'm saying like yeah i hated dennis johnson Because he always came through.
Marcus Thompson IIGUEST
12:44
It was like, bro, this guy is irritating.
Marcus Thompson IIGUEST
12:48
Your guy's not getting off that night if Dennis Johnson is guarding him.
Marcus Thompson IIGUEST
12:52
It's not going to be flashy.
Marcus Thompson IIGUEST
12:54
It's not going to be spectacular.
Marcus Thompson IIGUEST
12:55
You're just going to look up.
Marcus Thompson IIGUEST
12:56
He's just going to always be in the way.
DrewHOST
8:58
Obviously, Baltimore had a pretty crowded defensive line room.
DrewHOST
9:02
He already knows, obviously, Harbaugh, defensive line coach Dennis Johnson there as well.
DrewHOST
9:07
Said that Dennis Johnson played a major role in his development overall, which is good.
DrewHOST
9:11
Harbaugh sees him, obviously, as a big interior defender who can help against the run and push the pocket.
DrewHOST
9:16
And let's be honest, with all the run-stopping help, we can get there.
Michael CooperHOST
18:37
They looking hot and good, and they're doing their thing to Boston.
Michael CooperHOST
18:41
You got Robert Parish, we got Kevin McHale, we got Dennis Johnson.
Michael CooperHOST
18:45
Love DJ, man.
Michael CooperHOST
18:46
Passed away, my best friend out of LA.
Pete SouzaHOST
20:01
Now, that to me says, you know, this is his third year as a starter, third year, right? And it's one of those developmental things that happens to, uh, great players, to all-time players.
Pete SouzaHOST
20:15
Like, you can go to Isiah Thomas, you know, throwing the inbounds pass, it gets stolen by, uh, Dennis Johnson, right, at the Boston Garden in the, uh, Eastern Conference finals.
Pete SouzaHOST
20:26
Uh, you know, Isiah literally had to come back from that.
Pete SouzaHOST
20:28
It was a really, really tough thing for him to do.

42 MINS LATER

Pete SouzaHOST
62:10
This is where a guy like Drake May grows, and next week he goes to play the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Pete SouzaHOST
62:15
He does not play the Seahawks again, and it's a long season.
Pete SouzaHOST
62:19
This is, this is Isaiah Thomas throwing the ball away and Dennis Johnson having to steal in the Eastern Conference finals.
Pete SouzaHOST
62:25
Uh, this is Magic Johnson being Tragic Johnson, choking in the NBA finals.
WhiteyHOST
56:35
Driving up to our great mates, Adam Guberini's, up – whatever the road was up to his house, up to Eleanor Heights.
WhiteyHOST
56:46
There was a guy that was on the left-hand side of the street, about halfway up the hill, and it was Dennis Johnson landscaping, except it had one N and the D wasn't very good, so it looked like penis Johnson
DamoHOST
57:06
landscaping.
WhiteyHOST
57:08
So every time I just – Penis Johnson.
Donny LucheHOST
69:12
And Duncan.
Donny LucheHOST
69:12
Dennis Johnson.
Donny LucheHOST
69:14
Duncan had what was left of David Robertson.
Donny LucheHOST
69:17
and a bunch of very good role
Logan CamdenHOST
128:22
Having a guy like Kevin McHale, who on the low block is a really good play finisher and also a connective passer.
Logan CamdenHOST
128:30
But then it's the other guys where you have Danny Ainge and Dennis Johnson in transition in the half court making great decisions, getting shots for their teammates.
Logan CamdenHOST
128:40
You have a guy like Bill Walton who, when he's on the floor in his minutes, is one of the greatest playmaking big men of all time.
Logan CamdenHOST
128:46
Obviously, a completely different version of Bill Walton about a decade later from the apex, right? This is the injured kind of worn down Bill Walton.

7 MINS LATER

Carson BreberHOST
135:43
They were...
Carson BreberHOST
135:45
As beautiful as it was, also a little bit funky compared to some other great offenses.
Carson BreberHOST
135:49
Like Dennis Johnson, sometimes he was kind of an offensive liability just because he couldn't shoot and teams would give him so much room.
Carson BreberHOST
135:56
I've heard he's an

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