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Leon Rose

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Oct 31, 2026

FabianHOST
40:39
wanted to be a...
FabianHOST
40:41
Ananobi's been reported in that article where they broke down the history of World Wide West and Leon Rose.
FabianHOST
40:47
They said World Wide West came down there to talk to...
FabianHOST
40:49
Oh, man.

2 HRS 31 MINS LATER

FleeHOST
191:36
Just throw Al Horford out there and have him run around.
FleeHOST
191:39
No.
FabianHOST
191:40
I seen him being sneaky too with his Leon Rose World Wide West shout out in the summertime.
FabianHOST
191:46
I see the article just came out.
ShwinHOST
30:13
Sometimes they need a wake-up call.
ShwinHOST
30:17
And, you know, whenever that time comes where Leon Rose and worldwide West and Brock collar and these guys look at, you know, look at the team, look at the cap sheet, look at the performance in the court and they're determining, okay, like who, who do we move forward with? Who do we look to trade and all those things? Like, For me, Bridges, this is the type of shit, these type of stretches are the type of stretches where you would put, I would put Mikael Bridges, I would push his name before anybody else in the starting lineup.
ShwinHOST
30:50
Say whatever the fuck you want about Josh Hart, and he has his own bouts of weird effort.
ShwinHOST
30:55
It's very hard to watch a game of Josh Hart playing and feel the way it does when you watch Mikael Bridges during a bad stretch.
CP The FanchiseHOST
10:51
because they didn't think he was the right fit.
CP The FanchiseHOST
10:53
And one of the things that, you know, when Leon Rose was on the roommates podcast, he said, we wanted guys who we felt like could play here.
CP The FanchiseHOST
10:59
So that would have been interesting to uncover.
CP The FanchiseHOST
11:02
What was also interesting to me was World Wide West, his reaction to having to deal Emmanuel quickly.
Yaron WeitzmanGUEST
15:53
Like there's, this is it.
Yaron WeitzmanGUEST
15:55
Like the family, the Leon West relationship and then building out a team that mirrors what they built, what they did and their trajectory, right? Like to me, that is, That's the story of the Knicks.
Yaron WeitzmanGUEST
16:08
I mean, we even mentioned like Rick Brunson, right? Like the karma of Leon Rose sticking by a guy who was the equivalent of a 10-day guy for his entire career, right? And you get repaid via karma that that guy's son.
Yaron WeitzmanGUEST
16:20
But Leon Rose sticking with him while he becomes the biggest agent, has Iverson, LeBron.
Barry DworkinHOST
33:27
Mm-hmm.
Barry DworkinHOST
33:30
Has Leon Rose – and I know he – You can't get any information out of him because he doesn't talk to anybody.
Barry DworkinHOST
33:36
But has Leon Rose mentioned to anyone anywhere, does anybody have any clue what his intentions are? You know, he's been here about, this is his sixth year now with the team.
Barry DworkinHOST
33:46
He's won a championship.
Barry DworkinHOST
33:49
You know, a lot of guys in his position will give themselves like a five-year window to kind of, you know, make a big burst or a big splash, which obviously he's done that before.
Joe BeningoGUEST
35:00
You know, the Knicks were a laughingstock for 20 years, okay? Finally, Dolan got it right.
Joe BeningoGUEST
35:04
He brought in Leon Rose, and that really changed everything.
Joe BeningoGUEST
35:07
He brings in Thibodeau.
Joe BeningoGUEST
35:09
You know, a worldwide West is involved, and here we go.
Joe BeningoGUEST
35:27
reality.
Joe BeningoGUEST
35:27
It's the truth, you know.
Joe BeningoGUEST
35:29
And maybe Muji is all Leon Rose.
Joe BeningoGUEST
35:32
I mean, Muji, I think, has done a phenomenal job.
Fred KatzGUEST
28:06
So it was an incredible sort of circumstances that it worked out the way that it did.
Fred KatzGUEST
28:13
It was originally just supposed to be a book about how the Knicks kind of – returned to relevance and competence after 20 years of mostly being in the cellar and how, you know, a front office led by Leon Rose and a coaching staff led by Tom Thibodeau and then Mike Brown and you know, a locker room led by Jalen Brunson and how they all turned it around and turned the organization around.
Fred KatzGUEST
28:36
And then they went and gave me the craziest ending ever.
Fred KatzGUEST
28:39
So it's much more deeply reported than your normal, here's what happened in the championship runs sort of, you know, championship book.
Alan HahnHOST
42:46
I could talk to you for an hour on a lot of this stuff, Coach, but you mentioned Leon and Wes.
Alan HahnHOST
42:51
Of course, William Wesley, Leon Rose, who came in here five years ago, and no one knew what to expect, and they turned this whole thing around.
Alan HahnHOST
42:58
It's really incredible what they've done.
Alan HahnHOST
43:00
You have known them, and I know you've known Wes for a long, long time.
Evan RobertsHOST
24:26
I got to give the Knicks credit.
Evan RobertsHOST
24:27
Leon Rose, James Cohen.
Evan RobertsHOST
24:28
They so got it right with Mike Brown.
Evan RobertsHOST
24:30
Because even yesterday, I'm watching this game.
Evan RobertsHOST
10:46
I got to give the Knicks credit.
Evan RobertsHOST
10:47
Leon Rose, James Cohen, they so got it right with Mike Brown.
Evan RobertsHOST
10:50
Because even yesterday, I'm watching this game, benches Mikael Bridges.
Evan RobertsHOST
10:54
Yeah.
Troy MahabirHOST
4:04
Who knows how many second rounders these teams were asking for.
Troy MahabirHOST
4:08
Clearly, it was too many because Leon Rose, he ended up keeping him on the team and not moving him.
Troy MahabirHOST
4:14
They could still try to trade him near the trade deadline, but they're probably going to run into the same issues.
Troy MahabirHOST
4:19
And Shams just confirmed why New York wants to move off of Dottie A because next season, they want to have additional salary cap on their books.

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