Earl Watson

honest.

No, Earl Watson was on that team.

Ronnie made it acceptable because he's dark as hell.

But y'all only accepted a couple.

Oh, nice.

So I saw Earl Watson out there and, and Jaron.

Oh, yeah, of course.

So caught up with those guys.

Matt Barnes.

Earl Watson.

Toby Bailey, Keith Erickson, and a guy named Jonah Bolden, who played like one 10-day contract.

When a lot of guys went down, when they came back, the Suns got rid of him, but he went to UCLA.

Earl Watson was our coach for a minute.

Am I wrong on that? Yep.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

you know obviously some of that's on the players but a good part of that because at the time we're still kids or you know becoming young adults you know some of that was on the coaches but uh cool dude someone i'm still cool to uh cool with to this day um great analyst color guy tv guy like he's the slick back hair and the look like labs made for tv man so no matter what i think he just finished coaching in san diego last year the year before but

lava always land on his feet So you have players like Baron Davis, Earl Watson.

I think Capone

was there.

It was a very, very tough basketball competitive environment.

It was, like, Earl Watson and, and, and the Rush brothers and all, all those guys came out of Kansas City at the same time, and so I'm inclined to believe him.

Uh, like, he's ...

I've seen him-

Oh, nice.

So I saw Earl Watson out there-

Oh, great.

Yeah, of course

I've enjoyed seeing it, right? I've obviously been in the space in a different situation than a lot of people have been able to see, but I've enjoyed seeing the development.

It started kind of with Earl kind of floating, Earl Watson when he was the head coach, kind of floating the idea Wasn't a great team.

We had a lot of guys in and out of the lineup on a consistent basis.

And so Devin was put into a lot of positions where he had to play the point guard sometimes.