Thomas Walkup

The new guys that came in sort of pushed out the guys that were there last season.

And I'm talking about Thomas Walkup, first of all.

Obviously, Thomas Walkup had his own offer and decided to leave for his personal reasons to Dubai.

But then Tyler Dorsey, now we see also sort of in a conflict or so with the club's coaching staff or the…

Negotiations over the extension.

He's taking more of the offense.

And he doesn't have the same chemistry as Walkup.

He's not getting the same looks game in, game out.

Yeah, he did against Barcelona, but he had a pretty bad first half against Valencia.

So let's see where this goes.

And, you know, Olympiakos, as Thomas Walkup's example showed, they're kind of hard on negotiating extensions.

So probably, as I said, maybe they try to lowball him.

And I get it because Dorsey thinks that he, you know, he played to prove himself.

And he might get a Greek passport.

He maybe was in a position to be considered as a Greek player.

Thomas Walkup, he had a Greek player status, but he left for Dubai.

Now there's Tyler Dorsey leaving, and I need solid Greek players to help me to win the Greek League.

... uh, in Greece for the finals when you have, uh, you can only play six foreigners.

So Thomas Walkup-

I-

... uh, leaving Olympiacos was a much, much bigger deal because he had a Greek passport.

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Shout out To- shout out Thomas Walkup-

Walking block

... by the way.

Sometimes they, they start playing th- this NBA All-Star, uh, Weekend basketball, flashy passes, over-rushing and stuff, and that's why sometimes it costs them points and even, uh, games.

But from those flashes that they showed, Vijean Montero adding S-tier, uh, scoring in crunch time, adding S-tier fast break solutions with Cody Miller-McIntyre, uh, uh, replacing Thomas Walkup defense, and Baye Njie also a great defensive-

Mm-hmm

... asset.