Sep 1, 2026 · 55 min · 15 segments
0:00 ... Ross hello and welcome ... introduces the panel and dedicates show #264 to Lakers legend Elgin Baylor, the first NBA player to score 64 points in a game. 1:05 ... Giannis Antetokounmpo has a…
Ross GeigerHost
Bruce BernsteinHost
So Clay Thompson, he was bought out by the Mavericks after Thompson agreed to a reported $9.8 million.

I guess what Thompson did is he agreed to give up a reported $9.8 million of his $17.5 million.

million on the final year of his salary and then once he was released by dallas he did come to terms with the miami heat on a new two-year 13 million dollar deal with the second year being a player option that's going to be a theme of this uh segment here um so bruce i'll start with you i know that was long-winded by me but uh your thoughts on uh captain clay headed to miami

When the Houston Rockets won their second consecutive championship in 1995, Coach Rudy Tomjanovich famously said, never underestimate the heart of a champion.

He was talking about his entire team, but he was also talking about the pride that championship players always have.

We know he's 35, he isn't the defensive force he once was, but the man can still stroke it from downtown, and that is going to be his primary job.

Even in limited minutes, he averaged three made threes per game on nearly 39% shooting over his last two seasons for a bad Dallas team.

He's going to get a lot of open looks if the Heat play inside out with Giannis and Bam finding him open at the arc.

He's not going to average 20 a game, but on some nights he will get 20 or more.

It was a master stroke by Riles and general manager Andy Ellisberg getting Clay to bring his talents to South Beach.
They tried to sign, you know, their free agency pursuits began when they tried to sign an old man who played 10 years younger than his age.
And when they missed out on that, they decided to sign an old man who plays 10 years older than his age there.
25 would be probably the max you're going to see on a regular basis from him.

So Clay Thompson, he was bought out by the Mavericks after Thompson agreed to a reported $9.8 million.

I guess what Thompson did is he agreed to give up a reported $9.8 million of his $17.5 million.

million on the final year of his salary and then once he was released by dallas he did come to terms with the miami heat on a new two-year 13 million dollar deal with the second year being a player option that's going to be a theme of this uh segment here um so bruce i'll start with you i know that was long-winded by me but uh your thoughts on uh captain clay headed to miami

When the Houston Rockets won their second consecutive championship in 1995, Coach Rudy Tomjanovich famously said, never underestimate the heart of a champion.

He was talking about his entire team, but he was also talking about the pride that championship players always have.

We know he's 35, he isn't the defensive force he once was, but the man can still stroke it from downtown, and that is going to be his primary job.

Even in limited minutes, he averaged three made threes per game on nearly 39% shooting over his last two seasons for a bad Dallas team.

He's going to get a lot of open looks if the Heat play inside out with Giannis and Bam finding him open at the arc.

He's not going to average 20 a game, but on some nights he will get 20 or more.

It was a master stroke by Riles and general manager Andy Ellisberg getting Clay to bring his talents to South Beach.
They tried to sign, you know, their free agency pursuits began when they tried to sign an old man who played 10 years younger than his age.
And when they missed out on that, they decided to sign an old man who plays 10 years older than his age there.
25 would be probably the max you're going to see on a regular basis from him.
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