Marcus Sasser
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Nov 7, 2026
Marc SteinGUEST
And it's really interesting what's happened in the backcourt now.
Marc SteinGUEST
Marcus Sasser, DNP tonight.
Marc SteinGUEST
I
Bobby KarallaHOST
didn't even really think about that.
Marc SteinGUEST
And it's really interesting what's happened in the backcourt now.
Marc SteinGUEST
Marcus Sasser, DNP tonight.
Bobby KarallaHOST
I didn't even really think about that.
Marc SteinGUEST
Before the end, when he threw Moussa, Jed Howard, and Toby Llewellyn at the end in the last minute, before that...
speaker_0HOST
Somebody has to lose them, and Friday showed us who.
speaker_0HOST
Marcus Sasser did not play.
speaker_0HOST
Not for a single minute.
speaker_0HOST
His name on the box score with nothing next to it.
Rob MahoneyHOST
I think he's been really good, both spelling Kyrie in spots, but also playing with him turned out to be a really nice player.
Rob MahoneyHOST
Marcus Sasser is like probably the most uninspiring of their backup guard options is fine as like a fail safe.
Rob MahoneyHOST
But I think the combination of Clayton and Sergio de la Raya is like, that's fun and interesting and gives you just enough upside and enough pop to kind of give you a second life in a game like this.
Rob MahoneyHOST
When someone like Kyrie isn't able to do everything.
Nick AngstadtHOST
He's played Larry.
Nick AngstadtHOST
He's played Marcus Sasser.
Nick AngstadtHOST
He's played Walter Clayton in clutch games.
Nick AngstadtHOST
He's played all these guys in different kinds of combinations and scenarios, and Santi Aldama gives him another different kind of chess piece that can move across the board in different ways than everybody else.
Matt MooreHOST
Hey, here's split action.
Matt MooreHOST
The most nerdy of the nerd stuff where it's like, ooh, they ran a split action, and when they cleared, they ran a stampede with Marcus Sasser.
Matt MooreHOST
It's the kind of nerd shit that makes me just get all excited.
Matt MooreHOST
The roster is really talented.
Ethan ClaytonHOST
we don't necessarily need to have a definite third option here, right? Where, you know, if Kyrie and Coop don't have it, well, okay.
Ethan ClaytonHOST
Marcus Sasser, you're up.
Ethan ClaytonHOST
No, we don't have any one guy that can step up and fill those gaps.
Ethan ClaytonHOST
We have like seven of them.
Josh BoweHOST
And they just got to find a way.
Josh BoweHOST
The problem is, is like the games against the Kings or even that first game against the Spurs or the game of the Rockets where it's like, He doesn't have it, but they don't really have anywhere else to turn for that kind of role because Marcus Sasser comes off the bench, but he's more of a gunner.
Josh BoweHOST
He's not necessarily someone who can control possessions, run a lot of pick and roll.
Josh BoweHOST
So you kind of have to take the good with the bad with Najee because I don't think they have anything.
5 MINS LATER
Josh BoweHOST
I appreciate both of their efforts, but they just need some, they just need some consistent shot making from that off guard spot.
Josh BoweHOST
And neither of them are giving it to them.
Josh BoweHOST
And the alternatives are, you know, Marcus Sasser, who is like five feet tall and Walter Clayton, who I think they prefer to be like the backup point for Kyrie.
Josh BoweHOST
Like, I don't think you would start him with Kyrie and you would be so undersized with either of those two if you started them with Kyrie.
Mike ShearerHOST
He had...
Mike ShearerHOST
i mean he broke women yama on one play in a way that you rarely see where he like blew past his guy had a gorgeous like pass fake to the corner and literally rooted women yama to the spot and finger rolled it right in front of his face you don't see that all that often so that was very pretty and he's just been a nice burst of energy for a team that we all thought was very thin at point guard and both he and marcus sasser have had some pretty big moments this year because i think like kyrie irving has been good this year i think no one's upset with the way that kyrie irving has played for dallas He also hasn't looked like an all NBA player.
Mike ShearerHOST
You know what I mean? Like he's not going back to those levels.
Mike ShearerHOST
I think Darren Fox crushed him on the last play of the game.
Ron Herold Jr.CORRESPONDENT
Like, for him, that's understandable.
Ron Herold Jr.CORRESPONDENT
But, like, Marcus Sasser is a player that's not going to, like, pressure the rim all game.
Ron Herold Jr.CORRESPONDENT
He's a jump shot-reliant player.
Ron Herold Jr.CORRESPONDENT
Walter Clayton is a jump shot-reliant player.
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