John Hollinger
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Sep 11, 2026
Deuce MasonHOST
All right, we're going to start with Zach Lowe.
Deuce MasonHOST
He did a podcast with John Hollinger, and they shared a clip.
Deuce MasonHOST
And I was like, when I saw it on my feed, I was mentally prepared for it to be like the most negative thing ever.
Deuce MasonHOST
Here's what they said.
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Deuce MasonHOST
And you saw, you still saw like glimpses, but as he is detailed, like he just hasn't felt right.
Deuce MasonHOST
And so many people talk about the joy for the game.
Deuce MasonHOST
You heard John Hollinger mentioned in that clip, even here, Richard Jefferson, Ben Simmons says it's hard to have joy.
Deuce MasonHOST
When you're hurt, when you can't play and you're in pain.
Sean WoodleyHOST
This deal's gonna happen.
Sean WoodleyHOST
I, I, I think we've heard John Hollinger, or read John Hollinger in The Athletic writing about this, about how there's just, like, a bit of, like, an unwritten code, I suppose, in GM world, where you don't just, like, backtrack upon agreed up- uh, uh, backtrack on agreed-upon trades.
Sean WoodleyHOST
You don't go back and try to change the terms of a trade that's already been agreed upon.
Sean WoodleyHOST
I know that's a bit of a theory here.
Damien BarlingHOST
And I think that's what so many people thought was going to happen when they talked about the appeal process.
Damien BarlingHOST
John Hollinger talked about there's going to be an appeal process to all of this.
Damien BarlingHOST
I think everybody thought the Kawhi Leonard portion of this would be pretty stiff.
Damien BarlingHOST
He would file an appeal and then we'd be off and running.
Zach LoweHOST
But also the class of 2023, the first round draft class of 2023, are now all up for extensions going into their fourth season.
Zach LoweHOST
And boy, John Hollinger, it's kinda slim pickings.
Zach LoweHOST
Um, [lip smack] Victor Wembanyama at the top, his deal is done.
Zach LoweHOST
[lip smack] Number four pick, Amen Thompson, his deal is done.
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Jon HollingerGUEST
I agree with you 100% there.
Jon HollingerGUEST
You gotta get Duren to the finish line first.
Zach LoweHOST
Uh, John Hollinger, anybody, anything we didn't cover that you were dying to talk about?
Jon HollingerGUEST
Yeah.
Trill Bro DudeHOST
Okay, so...
Trill Bro DudeHOST
By the way, I couldn't find enough information about John Hollinger and what
Sam SheehanHOST
moves him.
Sam SheehanHOST
Because he wasn't really – he was like an assistant was kind of the issue.
Trill Bro DudeHOST
Can
Sam SheehanHOST
I say something? Okay, maybe I'm misremembering.
Sam SheehanHOST
I think John Hollinger might have, or if not him, somebody who has control over his Wikipedia, removed his tenure from the Grizzlies.
Sam SheehanHOST
You can't find on Wikipedia when he was on the Grizzlies.
Zach LoweHOST
He, he's actually a pretty interesting...
Zach LoweHOST
Well, I'm gonna do, um, a rookie class of tw- draft class of 2023 extension stuff later this week with John Hollinger.
Zach LoweHOST
He, he's an interesting case.
Zach LoweHOST
I- we'll see if they get a deal done, but I, I like him where, where he is a- as a, as a reserve for now, but who knows what happens.
RayAUDIENCE
I had posted a little earlier in the general channel, uh, but it's a link to Reddit.
RayAUDIENCE
John Hollinger and Nate Duncan on their podcast, they discussed the Bradley Beal signing and kind of accused, uh, the Clippers front office of capster convention in that case.
RayAUDIENCE
I don't know if you'd listened to that.
Adam AuslundHOST
Really? Uh, I'm scrolling through here.
Adam AuslundHOST
They clearly did it.
Adam AuslundHOST
This is, this is quite irresponsible, and I think that's Nate Duncan saying that.
Adam AuslundHOST
I know what John Hollinger's voice sounds like.
Adam AuslundHOST
I know what I definitely don't need to listen to again, and that's Nate Duncan.
Adam AuslundHOST
Mm.
Adam AuslundHOST
Uh, I heard from Nate Duncan yesterday and John Hollinger, and Nate was accusing the Clippers of some funny business with Bradley Beal because he couldn't wrap his mind around the fact that they brought him back.
Adam AuslundHOST
So he said, "Well, it must be cap circumvention.
Adam AuslundHOST
They had a handshake deal with him to only bring him in for 5 million last year, and now he's getting paid a whopping 6.5 million, so it must have been all that money they owed him." What did you think of, uh, that exchange?
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Adam AuslundHOST
Yeah
Law MurrayGUEST
... with the Clippers, right? Robert Covington.
Law MurrayGUEST
Speaking of my guy John Hollinger, Robert Covington had to very sharply rebuke John when Robert, Ro- Rocco showed some things on the ball, and Rocco was like, "Just because I play this role does not mean I can't do anything on the ball." NBA players are very sensitive about that, especially in the summertime when they're trying to get their game off.
Law MurrayGUEST
Um, I'm just saying, I did not get to Trey Murphy.
Mike RichmanHOST
So let's talk about the methodology here.
Mike RichmanHOST
Inspired, this is inspired in part by a story that, uh, John Hollinger wrote in April of last year.
Mike RichmanHOST
He wrote it with like a week left in the regular season, and I was curious to dive in, um, a little bit deeper, like f- f- for that final week.
Mike RichmanHOST
How did this end? Uh, you know, like, let me, let me get the rest of the picture.
Mike RichmanHOST
They're bad.
Mike RichmanHOST
These bad basketball teams are gonna be bad for the whole stretch.
Mike RichmanHOST
But per H- per John Hollinger's, uh, reporting that I, that I, kind of set me along this line of thinking.
Mike RichmanHOST
You know, I've been thinking about it since April.
Ric BucherHOST
Two years later, he was hired by Wally Walker, team president of the Seattle SuperSonics, Wally being the rare NBA player at the time, former player, who also had a strong background in finance and an interest in applying statistical data to running a team.
Ric BucherHOST
That begat John Hollinger, Roland Beech, and Daryl Morey, all with non-basketball backgrounds, but expertise in the language of team owners.
Ric BucherHOST
Morey started Stats Inc. and had a background in sports team acquisitions.
Ric BucherHOST
Beech was a software engineer.
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