Red Holzman
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Oct 21, 2026
David SamsonHOST
Shout out to Selma Holzman, who taught me how to keep score of a basketball game.
David SamsonHOST
Red Holzman's wife.
David SamsonHOST
Pretty cool.
David SamsonHOST
I learned how to score a baseball game.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
So, but it was just, just really an honor to be involved with Clyde and the entire Knicks crew, the great Spencer Julian and Howie Singer, the producer and director for all those years.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
And, listening to the stories that Clyde would tell about his teams from the early 70s and Red Holzman and DeBuscher and Bradley and Reed and Monroe and just the way they played the game and shared the basketball and then working games with Clyde during the Brunson era up until the 24-25 season and the comparisons that Clyde would make with some of these current Knicks players to his teams and they really were somewhat of a mirror image in a lot of ways of one another.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
And you could tell with the love they got all around the city and it had been a long time, not only for the Knicks, but for any New York team winning a championship, going back to the giants in 2012, the Yankees prior to that, no nine.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
So it was just so much fun to watch.
GeraldPANELIST
Oh, I get this.
GeraldPANELIST
Red Holzman, 613.
StuartPANELIST
Hmm.
StuartPANELIST
Right.
Mathew DiBiaseHOST
Uh, he, he could've been better than he was.
Mathew DiBiaseHOST
Uh, Red Holzman, I mean, he won two NBA titles, but, uh, he's not, not top 20, not even top 25 material.
Mathew DiBiaseHOST
I mean, it was just a very small window when those glory years with the Knicks from '68 to '74, and then after that, he never equaled what he was able to accomplish during that six-year window and all that.
Mathew DiBiaseHOST
He had some mediocre seasons with other teams beforehand, and then he had some mediocre seasons afterwards and all that.
Dominique FoxworthGUEST
Yeah.
Bomani JonesHOST
Red Holzman.
Bomani JonesHOST
Moe, Curly, and Shemp-
Dominique FoxworthGUEST
[laughs]
David SamsonHOST
Arguing with referees about calls, having coaches get ejected.
David SamsonHOST
What, do you think Red Auerbach or Red Holzman never argued with basketball referees in the '60s and '70s? Of course they did.
David SamsonHOST
This is standard.
David SamsonHOST
Go look up a guy named Kevin Loughery if you wanna talk about an NBA coach who would get teed up and thrown out for arguing with referees all the time.
David SamsonHOST
Having coaches get ejected.
David SamsonHOST
What do you think? Red Auerbach or Red Holzman never argued with basketball referees in the 60s and 70s? Of course they did.
David SamsonHOST
This is standard.
David SamsonHOST
Go look up a guy named Kevin Lockery if you want to talk about an NBA coach who would get teed up and thrown out for arguing with referees all the time.
Ronnie NunnGUEST
I went right from Denver to Mexico to get on the team.
Ronnie NunnGUEST
When I came home sick, I got a call from Red Holzman.
Ronnie NunnGUEST
And the guy says, hello, Ronnie, this is Red Holzman.
Ronnie NunnGUEST
I said, yeah, right.
Ronnie NunnGUEST
Which one of my knucklehead friends is this? You know, no, no, Ronnie, this is Red Holzman.
Ronnie NunnGUEST
And from what I understand, you should have been a Denver Rocket.
Ronnie NunnGUEST
That's what the name of the team was.
Ronnie NunnGUEST
And I said...
Michael CooperHOST
Okay.
Michael Ray RichardsonGUEST
And he was a, and he was only there for 16 games, and then they brought back Red Holzman, who really didn't believe in playing rookies, so I really didn't get a lot of playing time my first year.
Michael Ray RichardsonGUEST
But my second year I started.
Michael Ray RichardsonGUEST
I went back home and I worked, I worked, I worked.
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Michael Ray RichardsonGUEST
Hubie Brown, I'ma t- can I tell you a story about Hubie Brown?
Michael CooperHOST
[laughs] Yeah
Michael Ray RichardsonGUEST
So, like, what happened was he had took over the coaching job after Red Holzman had left.
Michael Ray RichardsonGUEST
So his first day of training camp, we had a meeting with all the players.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
But, uh, several others, only one game together, and, and they've all been memorable, Hall of Famers in every sport, and, you know, really enjoy, again, working with so many different great analysts.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
And I always study their careers a little bit before the first time we work together because certain situations might come up during a game that, that, uh, you know, is relevant to their career, whether as a player or a coach.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
So, uh, I've had a lot of fun with each and every one of them.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
I mean, in football I've worked with, with Joe Namath and, and, uh, Dan Fouts, uh, Terry and Howie, like I said, Kellen Winslow Sr. Um, you know, I'm, I'm definitely leaving out some others, but Hall of Famers who I've had the opportunity again to work either one game with or, or full seasons.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
He was analyzing the game.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
And, you know, some of the things he would notice were, were just incredible, and that came from years and years of studying film at, at such a high level.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
And, um, the, the players and coaches had so much respect for both of them, for Moose and Goose.
Kenny AlbertGUEST
They had both been Super Bowl champions.
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