Skip to main content
Luke Walton

Luke Walton

American basketball coachWikipedia

Search complete. 49 mentions across 15 episodes found for "Luke Walton".

Sep 20, 2026

MattHOST
57:44
Also, we need to talk about the NBA.
MattHOST
57:46
Luke Walton? He's out there.
MattHOST
57:57
We need to talk about what the NBA did for those releases that were fashionable.
MattHOST
58:02
They were awful.
Chris McGeeHOST
35:47
This is a little Laker related.
Chris McGeeHOST
35:48
I am just laying it to Luke Walton and two leagues.
Mike TrudellHOST
35:52
In two d-
Chris McGeeHOST
35:52
I mean, just two different leagues.
James HamHOST
15:09
Uh, that's where he was with Nick Nurse.
James HamHOST
15:12
Um, I'm not sure if he's still there or not, but anyway, he's the-- when he was in Sacramento with Luke Walton, he's the stacking days guy.
James HamHOST
15:21
So if you remember stacking days or stacking days, okay, that's Rico, Rico Hines, right? Uh, he has hosted NBA players and NBA hopeful, hopefuls on the campus of UCLA for a long time, a couple of decades now.
James HamHOST
15:36
UCLA players get to, UCLA players, there we go, uh, get a shot to test their mettle against real pros, including this season against a lot of the Kings' young players.
Olgun UlucHOST
2:25
Yeah.
Richard JeffersonGUEST
2:25
And I say that my best friend and roommate, Luke Walton-
Olgun UlucHOST
2:28
Yeah
Richard JeffersonGUEST
2:28
... uh, was, uh, an assistant coach for the Golden State Warriors.
Michael FunchesPANELIST
2:21
This former Laker coach is known to take pitcher's shirtless with our host, Gieter.
Michael FunchesPANELIST
2:25
Is it A, Luke Walton, or B, Paul Westhead?
Mike TrudellHOST
2:28
Luke Walton.
Michael FunchesPANELIST
2:29
Luke Walton.
Michael FunchesPANELIST
2:31
Will, Will.
Michael FunchesPANELIST
2:31
Luke Walton.
Michael FunchesPANELIST
2:32
Okay, yeah.
Michael FunchesPANELIST
2:33
I was hoping one of you guys said Paul Westhead.
Chris McGeeHOST
44:41
Summer League champion coach for the Lakers.
Chris McGeeHOST
44:44
Spent two years here on Luke Walton's staff.
Chris McGeeHOST
44:46
I will never forget this moment, Mike.
Chris McGeeHOST
44:48
Phil becomes the Lakers head coach.
OwenHOST
6:08
And of course, we had just fired Dave Joerger.
OwenHOST
6:12
We'll get into that a little bit later, and we had hired Luke Walton.
FongHOST
6:16
Yeah.
OwenHOST
6:17
And we also signed a bunch of free agents, and this is where we're gonna c- we're gonna actually start.
OwenHOST
9:18
... at the end.
OwenHOST
9:19
Um, so, um, basically, they had their best season in forever, and they, and they did what the Kings do.
OwenHOST
9:26
They fire, [laughs] they fire Dave Joerger and install Luke Walton, who, by the way, was a hot commodity at, at, at that point because he had led the 2016, 2015-2016 Warriors to 39 and 4 start, one of the greatest starts in NBA history, and he's basically riding off the wave of that despite having three pretty mediocre seasons with the Lakers.
FongHOST
9:52
Hm.
Jonathan HernandezHOST
36:49
So I've made some of these comps before, but now having watched him for a full season, I'm going to go with these two guys.
Jonathan HernandezHOST
36:58
Jake LaRavia reminds me of a little bit of Luke Walton without Luke Walton's superb playmaking vision, although he shows some flashes of it.
Jonathan HernandezHOST
37:08
Luke Walton and Jaime Jaquez, with Jaime Jaquez being the aspirational comp for Jake LaRavia.
Jonathan HernandezHOST
37:14
Before we saw Jake LaRavia's downturn towards the second half of the season, I would have comped him and Jaime pretty similarly.
Jonathan HernandezHOST
37:23
But then Jake just lost his confidence shooting wise.
Jonathan HernandezHOST
37:45
And so this is where we get into the Jack of all trades, master of none prototype.
Jonathan HernandezHOST
37:50
I think out of these three players, Jaime Hawkins is obviously the better one.
Jonathan HernandezHOST
37:54
Luke Walton did have a little bit of his shine when the Lakers offered him seven years, $35 million.
Bill SparksHOST
42:53
He was a nice guy.
Bill SparksHOST
42:56
Luke Walton, 810.
Bill SparksHOST
42:57
And they had, remember when they were Yo 810?
GaryPANELIST
43:02
Oh, yeah.
Darius SorianoHOST
25:27
It's why Lamar Odom was one of my favorite players.
Darius SorianoHOST
25:29
That's why Luke Walton was one of my favorite players.
Darius SorianoHOST
25:32
Those two guys did not have the same contribution level, Pete, to championship basketball, but they were both guys who I enjoyed watching play just for the sole purpose of, oh, I love that this dude can pass.
Darius SorianoHOST
25:45
So putting that Ben Simmons stuff to the side for a second, I agree with you on the, look, man, we've got $40 million invested or $45 million invested in essentially center play when you talk about Mabu and Kessler.

5 more episodes mention Luke Walton.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.