@FAN BOi That's what Kenny is talking about. The mentality isn't there. You could say being in NBA isn't a job (which it is...), but the mentality of just putting your head down and getting to work isn't there. Remember, most of these new players ain't coming from places that they had to struggle in their life. Take Kemba Walker for example. He's from New York (The Bronx to be exact). NYC isn't an easy place to live, especially where he is from. You have to work to get where you want to go. He has improved tremendously since he got into the league. To the point that he is a top ten player right now and is in consideration for MVP.
@FAN BOi Just because the season is only six months long doesn't mean they only work for six months. Being a pro athlete is a grueling year-round process that forces you to stay in peak physical condition so you can keep your spot. What defines a "job" isn't what you do or what you get paid. Sure, pro basketball isn't a conventional job, but it is a job.
FAN BOi The NBA is a job being first off you have to be qualify. Then you have to be wanted by the company of Organization. You’re talking about a free application like every real job in America has the same rules on how to get the job. NBA is literally one of the most physical demanding jobs in the world, and one of the stressful jobs because out of 6 months of the year (the season) your work performance is Displayed for everyone to see and criticize and many people would criticize you directly if you have a bad game. You have a bad day at work you boss may know about it but your boss doesn’t have 1,000’s of people saying cut this guy get him out of here either. So that brings lack of privacy in your daily life normal working people wouldn’t understand. And the NBA season is 6 months. These guys practice year round. Sure they might take a trip for 2 months but minicamp/training camp starts in July and the season just ends in May. And a day at practice is probably harder than a day at work. Sure it’s a game but the shit is very physically demanding and that’s why they get paid so much because must people can’t do it. They can’t go thru a whole off season. To even get in the league you have to be qualify which most people aren’t. And a team has to want you over millions of other people trying to get a shot in the NBA. Grow up kid.
“That dude had to go home to his wife and kids and say, ‘I got fired.’” I’ll admit, I never ever saw things from that perspective. I should probably hold my tongue next time I want to blame a coach or a player and make stupid statements in anger like, “Fire that man!” That really does suck.... props to Chuck for having that heart.
Kenny actually spoke facts this segment. These kids feel entitled and they never had a job, so the responsibility isn't there. Work ethic is non-existent.
It'd be nice to think they care about the fans, but I don't think that factors into their mindset. All about money and flexing power. If you can get a coach fired, then they'll just keep pushing that envelope until someone mans up and puts their foot sternly down (David Stern pun not intended).
idk i mean i feel like most student athletes who are that good to go pro probably never had a job. like for example kobe grew up balling in italy and was drafted at 17 😂 idk maybe it was different in the 70s and 80s tho when sports weren’t an industry in themselves
rondo too...notice how this team in 2016 made the playoffs and have been a trainwreck since?...everyone said the old guys were the issue yet we had bobby portis fight nicola mirotic last season and it got so bad they had to trade one of them or else face a mutiny...and now this..yeah cause making an 8th seed with injuries is so bad when now your a 6 win disaster dumpster fire
D 416 exactly, I have no problem with dwade and butler getting their paychecks, they’ve earned it. but these bums on the bulls now shouldn’t be making 7-8 figure salaries 😂
@@bizarrerideii832 I'm pretty Jordan still has love for the city of Chicago an the time he spent there winning 6 tittles, an still disappointed on how the Chicago bulls organization has been a disaster since the days he was playing there, if you love the game as much as he does you think about things like that, I'm sure he's not losing any sleep over it but I'm sure he sometimes thinks about it.
No matter what team he owns or has stake in, Michael Jordan will always have a special love for the city of Chicago and the Bulls. He himself said that.
Now you see why Jimmy Butler felt the way he felt about these little soft ass players specially Jimmy Butler worked hard to get where he is and I would give Kobe an personal invite to the Bulls practice I bet you they would step the it up then
@Russell Johnson he is now days that he's is a star but the young humble tenacious defender Butler was great he had to work hard for being a bench player on a team with a superstar(rose) and an all star center(noah) and a future hof(gasol) to being the guy
Sid Jones its not as much about loosing but the way you loose. This group has no pride. Getting players in there that will scrap and claw and fight, is what hes talking about.
good segment, interesting how much smarter the conversation is with KG instead of Shaq lmao edit: no hate to Shaq ofc he's a great broadcaster and is an entertainment genius
Shaq is a freaking clown and half of the time you cannot understand what he's saying. Is crucial to learn how to talk. Peace! Especially when you're on TV.
I agree with Kenny for the most part. I didn’t pursue basketball in college but up until then I didn’t have to work. My whole life was basketball summer league, AAU, tournaments, etc I loved it so much but you best believe if we got whooped, we would have been in the gym the next day.(You don’t practice you don’t play)
Jack Salonsky I means that I was blessed enough that I didn’t need a job and if I wasn’t home I was at school, if I wasn’t at school, I was playing basketball, and if I wasn’t on the court, I was back at home. Eat. School. Basketball. Sleep. Repeat.
Jack Salonsky Idk if you liked basketball like I did but I loved it. I didn’t. Whatever I got for my birthday and Christmas was my yearly allowance and my parents paid for my living expenses lol
I remember Kobe, the Lakers lost to Miami (with Lebron, DWade and CB) in Miami. He had a bad shooting night. Right after the game he went back to the gym and practiced his shooting till 12AM. Miss that NBA...
Just imagine Jordan probably didn’t see 100 million until the tail end of his career but you take Zion Williamson who had a 60 plus million dollar contract with Nike before he even played a single game and on top of that did not even play a whole season and is on the cover of a video game. Like this kid could retire right now and be set for life
He making them practice hard before back to backs stop listening to the media the players was mad because he made them do a 2 hour sprints a couple hours before they played Boston when they should've been resting
@@mygaffer OP is making a point. Height is given to you and there are people who pay to work their ass off in a gym. These guys were given height and millions to play ball but there's little effort.
Charles Barkley was genuinely starting to get emotional talking about costing another man his job, and how that affects their family. That's real respect for your fellow man, especially coming from someone who has said many times over the years "I've never had a job and I don't want one". And I have zero belief in my heart that KG really meant what he said, as well. That man is a certified maniac about basketball, and he's talking about "we come from a different era, practicing after a back-to-back, blah blah blah". Rest and Recovery are the Yin to Competition and Training's Yang for an athlete. You need both to succeed, but if your team isn't cutting the mustard, it's rarely because you're not rested enough. That toll unfortunately tends to manifest in the form of injury, which can be avoided by load management, but losing by 50+ points? Even if you're PLAGUED with injury on the WHOLE roster, the opposing team can still send out their bums to give their stars a rest, so to hear KG parrot this weak shit from office goons MAKES ME FUCKING SICK. We can all be working harder towards our goals and dreams, but rarely do we have a metric in life to determine our personal progress. Sports do, however, offer several criterion for measuring skill and success - because men lie, women is, but the numbers don't.
Joker does an hour in the weight room after every game, win or lose. His presser is always late because he won’t compromise on that extra work out. MVP.
Kenny makes a great point. Most of these NBA players have never had a real job before playing in the NBA. Even though the hours, effort, and sweat you put into basketball is like work.
i swear 99% of the dudes in the nba only want the money, fame and image of being on tv that comes with being in the league. i can count on two hands the players that have the drive and work ethic to want to be great. mj, the goat, said it best, he said that practice was extremely important because it helped him develop a routine and when game time came around he has already experienced it and saw it play it in practice so it was just a matter of him executing.
Exactly what I be saying these players let social media n highlight videos on RUclips dictate how they perform its more players playing cuz ppl told them they could make millions then guys actually trying to be the best
Stockton didn't even rest during the off-season, so when the season started back up he wouldn't have to get back in shape like a lot of other guys struggled with. Which makes sense when you see that he played 17 full seasons of not missing a single game. These guys are too afraid that if they do well then the current management will get credit; They'll have to have a 'players only' meeting and decide to play basketball for themselves and for the fans instead of making sure the franchise stays in the toilet.
The things said in this segment were words of wisdom. This generation should really listen to what was just said about their attitudes and whining. Be responsible, pay your dues, be respectful, be mindful of others, and don't always think about yourself.
Funny seeing this from 5 years ago. Pretty coherent and to the point. The generation is just very different. Amplified even more so 5 years later. Guys like KD or James, still playing, still getting coaches fired. And the no practice thing is weird. But players are different today. They don't even want to try to play the 82 game season.
Can we fire shaq? People like KG and CWebb are much better at this type of role. Shaq does not articulate his points that greatly. Gets very defensive and egotistical and resorts to bullying barkley whenever he can
Kenny made an excellent point. I’m not sure if most if not all of these guys have ever had a real job or real responsibilities before. All they’ve really had to focus on was basketball and school. I imagine that at a certain point you can develop a selfish, entitled and shallow outlook on everything.
I wouldn’t want to practice on that team either but I also wouldn’t want to sign with a team that’s known to have an awful front office. The fact they paid Lavine shows that. He’s not a star. Charles always says the league needs to keep more old guys around to teach incoming players to do things the right way like Moses and Dr. J taught him and he’s right. I know it’s hard to waste spots with the cap but I think it’s important at least for young teams.
KG sums up why those older teams actually could compete with and beat today's teams. Sure, today's teams are more versatile, better shooters, and better ball handlers, but IQ (some from practice), killer mentality, and work ethic are lacking.
There's no context, the Bulls played a game, then they had a practice with heavy conditioning the next day, then because they were so tired, they lost by 50 points against the Celtics. This is the Jim Boylen Bulls, and he has no idea what he's doing, I feel these retired players are shitting on the young ones cause they wanna spin this narrative of this generation is soft. It's not like the Bulls lost by 50, then they said no to practice cause they're lazy, they lost by 50 because they were fatigued by practice.
Today's society in general and especially in America has an entitlement attitude to it. No pride in doing a good job. All that matters is let me "get the bag".
@Bacons Strip I have been to places in the World where it seems everything a person did in their own country was degrading like women and men prostituting themselves for money, selling fake knock off stuff for a living, etc... So, I know there is layers to life not a cookie cutter fix for everything. I was injured on my former job over a decade ago just trying to make it through college while working full-time and going to college full-time. This steel company I worked for took me through it when I got hurt on the job (I called OSHA multiply times about unsafe practices.) and at the end they filed for bankruptcy my attorney stated my lawsuit would not result in me getting justice (us getting the bag) because of this fake justice system in America works for the Corporations not the people. So, I have some an idea what it is like to have been done dirty by a company but I am still OK and I still take pride in my work because I have honor, respect, and pride in my work whether anyone else does or doesn't.
@anbs1682 there needs to be a serious discussion about this self entitled mentality out here it's affecting everything in life n it's watering down ppl from doing their job n maxing out their potential as ppl too many handouts without hard work earned
This notion that a single generation is doing something as such is dead wrong. There have been these types of people throughout history. It's just that now social media exists and the internet has become such a big part of all of our lives that we see it as more common. But in reality nothing has ever changed.
At the end of the day the ownership goes to leadership. Throughout history I don’t remember hearing laziness taking down the Romans, the Greeks or the Persians. It’s always been leadership... allowing your empire to become too large and uncontrollable. The empire didn’t just happen to become enormous at the same time people were becoming less patriotic. What our government allows has an effect on the people not the other way around. All you have is a hunch and that’s all... if you can’t explain it with sources I don’t want to hear it.
100% TRUTH. Are these Bulls players kidding??!....Entitlement. Immaturity. Naive. Selfish. Poor work ethic.....they have the AUDACITY to refuse to practice!! Especially day after losing by 56!!!! DISGRACEFUL. SHAMEFUL. KG/Chuck/Kenny said everything right. These Chicago Brats players NEED to hear this and deserve ALL the criticism they're getting. Serious reality check.
If you can't figure out how to foul hard without getting a Flagrant 1, then maybe you shouldn't be in the NBA. Or maybe you should get a flagrant 2 and be ejected, just to fire up your team like Jason Smith did for the New Orleans Hornets against the Clippers in 2012.
I said that after he let go of are winning team... really felt that way after tibs....like how did he get the job anyway he was average af in the league
Playing professional sports is one of the hardest jobs in the world period point blank. Also alot of athletes in every era no matter the sport has issues with not working out and entitlement. Shaq did not work out and did not practice and he said that in interviews and Kobe got pissed at him for it so it is not a new school thing it happens no matter what era you grew up in
@@kingaustin6985 no it hasn’t been. It’s hard to become a professional athlete, but their jobs are not hard. There nothing hard about showing up to a 2 hour practice, high school and college kids do it everyday Those are two completely different things🤡
@@AirunDevon garpax has killed the team by not making any moves for years. Who is the last big name free agent they signed that wasn't a bum when they got there? Ben wallace? Carlos boozer? They got lucky lucky when they got the 1 pick for rose, amc then didn't build around him which led him to having to do everything and getting hurt
@@AirunDevon One of the jobs of a GM is to set the tone for the entire organization, and the tone that John Paxson sets is one of total petulance and lack of personal responsibility. John Paxson is a man who punches his coach and then sweeps the incident under the rug, in an incident that would've gotten any other GM fired. He's a man who hires Gar Foreman to act as as puppet GM to take all the criticism for him, while he pulls strings behind the scenes in secret and without accountability. This is a man who has kept his unqualified useless brother on the payroll for over a decade. This is a guy who once had the toughest, hardest working team in the league and would still constantly undermine them by questioning their toughness in the press whenever they were injured. This is a man who passes on great players and coaches because they don't fit some bizarre idea of "Bulls culture". This is a man who blamed Derrick Rose for not being a good enough salesman when free agents gave the Bulls a pass, instead of taking responsibility himself. This is a man who tried to recruit spies on the team who would secretly report back to him everything that the players were saying among themselves. This is a man who spends more time time covering his own ass than trying to build a champion. This is a man who makes excuses for losing, rather than making a plan for winning. Say what you will about Krause, he was a man who was willing to put everything on the line -- including his own job -- to build a championship team. John Paxson is content to play it safe, keep his job, and to build a team that will win 46 games every few years so that he can keep his job. Fuck John Paxson. That dude should've been fired five years ago. And since you keep asking this question in multiple threads, I'm gonna answer you in multiple threads.
This segment was miles better with KG instead of Shaw. Please make this a permanent change. They were all bang on too with everything they said about entitlement. It’s ruining the game and society in general.
KG putting in work on television. He came a long way from his first Area 21 segments. Hope Shaq expands Shaqtin as a whole show with maybe 3D and his guys, and let KG take the reins on Inside.
Chuck predicted Lauri Markannen's future here KG meanwhile just falls back on criticizing younger generations, no wonder he wasn't given a org position.
Yea, like wtf we have paul george getting paid 50 million mfer has stars and complaining, and be like omg i had this and that these dudes are just getting paid too much, too much money to do nothing @@MoralesCorner
And 99.9% of people on RUclips love saying shit like this as if he/she actually knows the 80% of nba kids who don’t know anything. Just shut up if you don’t know what your talking about.
@@tristanbuchanan27 This person probably doesn't actually know that 80% of NBA kids don't know anything but I agree with their thought that a majority of kids and young adults think they know more than they really do because of social media platforms like Twitter.
All sports have changed greatly, especially the big 3 (MLB, NBA, NFL). This is not unique to the NBA at all, but it feels more prevalent because the league is growing. Even soccer is getting that way to an extent, but we don't hear about it because it's not big here.
KG was perfect for this segment
Prayers for Shaq's son tho
what happened?
@@kilen9me5skilen He had heart surgery.
Shareef???
Ben Featherstone zqqqQaqqa
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Kenny speaking facts about having the responsibilities of real jobs
Exactly, they don’t know responsibility
@FAN BOi That's what Kenny is talking about. The mentality isn't there. You could say being in NBA isn't a job (which it is...), but the mentality of just putting your head down and getting to work isn't there. Remember, most of these new players ain't coming from places that they had to struggle in their life. Take Kemba Walker for example. He's from New York (The Bronx to be exact). NYC isn't an easy place to live, especially where he is from. You have to work to get where you want to go. He has improved tremendously since he got into the league. To the point that he is a top ten player right now and is in consideration for MVP.
@FAN BOi Just because the season is only six months long doesn't mean they only work for six months. Being a pro athlete is a grueling year-round process that forces you to stay in peak physical condition so you can keep your spot. What defines a "job" isn't what you do or what you get paid. Sure, pro basketball isn't a conventional job, but it is a job.
FAN BOi The NBA is a job being first off you have to be qualify. Then you have to be wanted by the company of Organization. You’re talking about a free application like every real job in America has the same rules on how to get the job. NBA is literally one of the most physical demanding jobs in the world, and one of the stressful jobs because out of 6 months of the year (the season) your work performance is Displayed for everyone to see and criticize and many people would criticize you directly if you have a bad game. You have a bad day at work you boss may know about it but your boss doesn’t have 1,000’s of people saying cut this guy get him out of here either. So that brings lack of privacy in your daily life normal working people wouldn’t understand. And the NBA season is 6 months. These guys practice year round. Sure they might take a trip for 2 months but minicamp/training camp starts in July and the season just ends in May. And a day at practice is probably harder than a day at work. Sure it’s a game but the shit is very physically demanding and that’s why they get paid so much because must people can’t do it. They can’t go thru a whole off season. To even get in the league you have to be qualify which most people aren’t. And a team has to want you over millions of other people trying to get a shot in the NBA. Grow up kid.
Professional sports is hard work, but it's not a "job" in the same sense of what the rest of us do to survive life.
“That dude had to go home to his wife and kids and say, ‘I got fired.’”
I’ll admit, I never ever saw things from that perspective. I should probably hold my tongue next time I want to blame a coach or a player and make stupid statements in anger like, “Fire that man!” That really does suck.... props to Chuck for having that heart.
Then his wife leaves him and he only gets to see his kids a few times a month
my man chuck is always spitting fax
Don't feel super bad tho they still get paid whatever the contract is worth but it sucks as they might have to move when he gets his next job.
Then Jim Boylen turned out even worse than Fred
Chuck is mature unlike millennials
Shaq got skinny af damn
Lol
😂😂😂
92 CR 😭😭😭😭
That was the joke of the day
@@zisolo4283 😂😂😂
I'm just glad frozone found something after his hero days.
Guess he had no choice when he didn't find his suit. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
HONEEYY!! Wheres my suit ?!?!
@@j.s.669 super suit ** lol sorry I had to
😂😂😂
Kenny and KG understand modern players.
Well, KG played until like 2014, pretty understandable he would relate to the social media culture.
Lol nobody over 30 does. You got guys in their early 20s getting paid over a 100million and teams don’t even make the playoffs.
I'm 27 n I don't understand them lol
Mari E 2016 *
Bunch of no pride no real skill and just to sensitive
Kenny actually spoke facts this segment. These kids feel entitled and they never had a job, so the responsibility isn't there. Work ethic is non-existent.
Drama is fun to watch if its competitive and will against will. This type of drama where players are pampered is toxic.
It'd be nice to think they care about the fans, but I don't think that factors into their mindset. All about money and flexing power. If you can get a coach fired, then they'll just keep pushing that envelope until someone mans up and puts their foot sternly down (David Stern pun not intended).
idk i mean i feel like most student athletes who are that good to go pro probably never had a job. like for example kobe grew up balling in italy and was drafted at 17 😂 idk maybe it was different in the 70s and 80s tho when sports weren’t an industry in themselves
Guess DWade and Jimmy Butler we’re right about those bums
rondo too...notice how this team in 2016 made the playoffs and have been a trainwreck since?...everyone said the old guys were the issue yet we had bobby portis fight nicola mirotic last season and it got so bad they had to trade one of them or else face a mutiny...and now this..yeah cause making an 8th seed with injuries is so bad when now your a 6 win disaster dumpster fire
That team isn’t even there anymore ? Lmao literally like 1 guy left from 2016
Riq Racks that team from two years back ain’t even there tho
+D 416 Facts.
D 416 exactly, I have no problem with dwade and butler getting their paychecks, they’ve earned it. but these bums on the bulls now shouldn’t be making 7-8 figure salaries 😂
I agree with skinny shaq
Lol
Its like fat buu and skinny buu
Like MJ said players now are paid by potential. They make millions without playing a game but older players had to prove themself before they got paid
Imagine how disappointed Jordan would be to hear about this new generation of Bulls players.
He doesn't care about the Bulls. He has a team, he himself owns.
@@bizarrerideii832 That's true, especially since his Hornets aren't in a much better position.
He would break his foot off in their a**
@@bizarrerideii832 I'm pretty Jordan still has love for the city of Chicago an the time he spent there winning 6 tittles, an still disappointed on how the Chicago bulls organization has been a disaster since the days he was playing there, if you love the game as much as he does you think about things like that, I'm sure he's not losing any sleep over it but I'm sure he sometimes thinks about it.
No matter what team he owns or has stake in, Michael Jordan will always have a special love for the city of Chicago and the Bulls. He himself said that.
Charles: He won a game with them bums-coach of the year lmao
That's why i love Barkley, you may not agree with what he says, but you cant really hate on what he said
@@phishtix452 and Jim Boylen is really not a bad coach. Hope he coaches a real NBA team soon.
@@jamirimaj6880yes he is. He’s literally the worst coach in the nba.
Now you see why Jimmy Butler felt the way he felt about these little soft ass players specially Jimmy Butler worked hard to get where he is and I would give Kobe an personal invite to the Bulls practice I bet you they would step the it up then
krlm2280 I agree kat is one of those lazy players huge potential but he got way to comfortable
@@jackoffs8564 they need a mark Jackson to coach them someone who will get them to put in the work
@Russell Johnson he is now days that he's is a star but the young humble tenacious defender Butler was great he had to work hard for being a bench player on a team with a superstar(rose) and an all star center(noah) and a future hof(gasol) to being the guy
RIP Kobe
@@finsfan90 🙏🏿🙏🏿
"El Bullo Sucko." -Sir Charles
When I looked up the translation it said beautiful ball sack😭😭😭😭😭😭 chuck really snuck that one in what a legend
@@jackvandenbosch7537 lol I love chuck but I doubt he planned that
Wipe the whole team, fill the roster with hungry G Leaguers
Damn that’s what I thought the team was composed of.
Cole Lutz No Lauri and Kris should stay
And still lose by 50 every night.
You're not in the DLeague for nothing.
They made a good decision taking out Jabari Parker. Bobby Portis has potential.
Sid Jones its not as much about loosing but the way you loose. This group has no pride. Getting players in there that will scrap and claw and fight, is what hes talking about.
good segment, interesting how much smarter the conversation is with KG instead of Shaq lmao
edit: no hate to Shaq ofc he's a great broadcaster and is an entertainment genius
U clearly never watched area 21
@@elihernandez800 I think having Ernie there to MC frees everyone up. Best PG in broadcasting.
Eli Hernandez that’s what I’m saying. KG just working for that spot when Chuck or Kenny retire
Shaq is a freaking clown and half of the time you cannot understand what he's saying. Is crucial to learn how to talk. Peace! Especially when you're on TV.
Ross Hoyt Shaq brings a lot of good points and experience during these segments stop that
I agree with Kenny for the most part. I didn’t pursue basketball in college but up until then I didn’t have to work. My whole life was basketball summer league, AAU, tournaments, etc I loved it so much but you best believe if we got whooped, we would have been in the gym the next day.(You don’t practice you don’t play)
QUEENDOM makes sense.
Wise4Life 33 what do you mean you didn’t have to work
Jack Salonsky I means that I was blessed enough that I didn’t need a job and if I wasn’t home I was at school, if I wasn’t at school, I was playing basketball, and if I wasn’t on the court, I was back at home. Eat. School. Basketball. Sleep. Repeat.
@@RDub4433 that is truly sad, how did you make money in the meantime?
Jack Salonsky Idk if you liked basketball like I did but I loved it. I didn’t. Whatever I got for my birthday and Christmas was my yearly allowance and my parents paid for my living expenses lol
Get this man a Super Suit
How the hell you lose by 56 and NOT want to practice? 🤣🤣🤣
I forgot how small the desk used to be.
Lol right. Don't it look too close now?
@@freshfade28 no, because of COVID they spaced the table out, back in the day you could spit in someone’s face while talking to them and it’d be fine
I dunno if I prefer the bigger table or smaller table
The COVID table was ridiculous
Kenny is a legit well adjusted human being
Bulls should change their name to the Washington Generals.
CycleCruza how dare u insult the generals
dude I never thought I'd see you here
wow that was VISIOUS! well the only good to come out of this is that this puts them in a better position for first round draft pick
I thought the Generals were due!
as a Bulls fan, this made me laugh...and then cry
Keep KG....only thing Shaq talks about is how many rings he has
Google him.
Nope we need shaq
😂😂😂
What you say chuck?😂😂
Dude, I was thinking the same thing. Both KG and Cwebb are better fits than Shaq. Just sayin....
I remember Kobe, the Lakers lost to Miami (with Lebron, DWade and CB) in Miami. He had a bad shooting night. Right after the game he went back to the gym and practiced his shooting till 12AM. Miss that NBA...
Michael Jordan said these things on Oprah. Said "if young players get paid easily, they not gonna work as hard (as we did)" .
Just imagine Jordan probably didn’t see 100 million until the tail end of his career but you take Zion Williamson who had a 60 plus million dollar contract with Nike before he even played a single game and on top of that did not even play a whole season and is on the cover of a video game. Like this kid could retire right now and be set for life
And a good chunk of his money came from his endorsements. Krause was a notorious cheapskate
@@redpillfreedom6692 yeah, i would say he got a chunk...maybe more than a chunk of his change from his Jordan brand...not from Krause admin🤔
@@Nationof300 Jordan had 100 million or close to it early in his career from endorsements.
Wow, chuck got emotional talking about getting coaches fired.
He's a good man.
Charles is a snowflake
bet, you wont say that to his face you little pissant @delfiffera2766
@@delfiffera2766this is coming from a guy that has made San Antonio a punchline for twenty years, and you're calling that guy a snowflake?
“He won a game?! He’s coach of the year” LMAO 😂 chuck is the best
Pay them too much and they dont want to practice. WHAT A BUNCH OF SOFTIES!!!
Entitled and spoiled brats
Yea, with a plate butter chicken with mango chutney. thank you apu
@@nemodream1690 mad
He making them practice hard before back to backs stop listening to the media the players was mad because he made them do a 2 hour sprints a couple hours before they played Boston when they should've been resting
Nemo Dream how are they spoiled when they worked hard to reach the NBA
fatigued!? millions!? lol where do I sign!?
How tall and strong and fast are you?
User a lot more goes into it than that man, and that’s an understatement.
@@mygaffer OP is making a point. Height is given to you and there are people who pay to work their ass off in a gym. These guys were given height and millions to play ball but there's little effort.
@@jarhead3571 17% of the population that's at least 7 feet tall has played or is playing in the NBA
Playing on that level is no joke. Easier said than done. But I will say they are right about some of the players in this era.
Charles Barkley was genuinely starting to get emotional talking about costing another man his job, and how that affects their family.
That's real respect for your fellow man, especially coming from someone who has said many times over the years "I've never had a job and I don't want one".
And I have zero belief in my heart that KG really meant what he said, as well. That man is a certified maniac about basketball, and he's talking about "we come from a different era, practicing after a back-to-back, blah blah blah". Rest and Recovery are the Yin to Competition and Training's Yang for an athlete. You need both to succeed, but if your team isn't cutting the mustard, it's rarely because you're not rested enough. That toll unfortunately tends to manifest in the form of injury, which can be avoided by load management, but losing by 50+ points? Even if you're PLAGUED with injury on the WHOLE roster, the opposing team can still send out their bums to give their stars a rest, so to hear KG parrot this weak shit from office goons MAKES ME FUCKING SICK.
We can all be working harder towards our goals and dreams, but rarely do we have a metric in life to determine our personal progress. Sports do, however, offer several criterion for measuring skill and success - because men lie, women is, but the numbers don't.
Great point kenny!
Love listening to these guys! Damn shame the way these young bucks are coming up not just in the NBA...
Joker does an hour in the weight room after every game, win or lose. His presser is always late because he won’t compromise on that extra work out. MVP.
5:42 this part is so real with the truth
Kenny makes a great point. Most of these NBA players have never had a real job before playing in the NBA. Even though the hours, effort, and sweat you put into basketball is like work.
i swear 99% of the dudes in the nba only want the money, fame and image of being on tv that comes with being in the league. i can count on two hands the players that have the drive and work ethic to want to be great. mj, the goat, said it best, he said that practice was extremely important because it helped him develop a routine and when game time came around he has already experienced it and saw it play it in practice so it was just a matter of him executing.
Exactly what I be saying these players let social media n highlight videos on RUclips dictate how they perform its more players playing cuz ppl told them they could make millions then guys actually trying to be the best
These guys are worried about their brand and their investment portfolio. Basketball is way down the list.
Stockton didn't even rest during the off-season, so when the season started back up he wouldn't have to get back in shape like a lot of other guys struggled with. Which makes sense when you see that he played 17 full seasons of not missing a single game. These guys are too afraid that if they do well then the current management will get credit; They'll have to have a 'players only' meeting and decide to play basketball for themselves and for the fans instead of making sure the franchise stays in the toilet.
Kenny earned my respect right there.
The things said in this segment were words of wisdom. This generation should really listen to what was just said about their attitudes and whining. Be responsible, pay your dues, be respectful, be mindful of others, and don't always think about yourself.
Practice? You talking about practice ? Not the game. Practice???
GearsofWar1 FortheQueen1 ok A.I 😂
EXACTLY! I'm a member of the older generation and these guys are trippin' when they say their peers didn't act entitled too.
GearsofWar1 FortheQueen1 practice ...not the game I just lost by 56 in but we talking about practice
How da hell am I supposed to make my teammates better by practicing??
You guys are annoyingly ignorant if you think this situation with the Bulls and AI missing a practice because his best friend died are the same
Funny seeing this from 5 years ago. Pretty coherent and to the point. The generation is just very different. Amplified even more so 5 years later. Guys like KD or James, still playing, still getting coaches fired. And the no practice thing is weird. But players are different today. They don't even want to try to play the 82 game season.
KG looking like a bond villain
Chuck is always right. Laurie Markennan, for example
Yeah, I definitely wasn’t expecting him to end up being this good
I’m just happy my Wizards ain’t the laughing stock of the NBA for once 😅😅
Give it a week, this stuff swings on a pendulum. It's my bullShits right now but it'll get back to them boys in DC
Dwight Howard is a Wizard and he's a bottom boy to another man.. ..
Oh dont worry we’ll be on they ass again soon
Well this didn’t age well.
this aged badly
Can we fire shaq? People like KG and CWebb are much better at this type of role. Shaq does not articulate his points that greatly. Gets very defensive and egotistical and resorts to bullying barkley whenever he can
STOP IT KENNY, STOP IT
Gambit chuck I got rings
Shaq has always been awful. Nothing new.
I don't think I'd watch this without shaq bullying chuck
Connor Mack how many rings you got? I got 4. You never been to the finals back to back like i have.
PLEASE KEEP KG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
area 21
Hell naw Shaq is way better funny, but add a next seat for KG I enjoy his insights.
J Brown it takes practice, Shaq wasn’t perfect at first, Charles still don’t know what he be talking about lol
shaq did’nt get better a bit since years man! it takes kg a month to make up for inexperience
Qmusic & EricPapilayaTV he’s already there.....he has his own segment. This your first time watching basketball Tony Parker?
when KG put on a coat why he speak differently than area 21. he high AF on area 21, here he just high
This is what happens when you have a league full of one and done babies…..the path to the league/money got easier and the passion is gone.
and an having a basketball association that has stripped away defense. Defense has always been about hard work
Bro Zach Lavine has been balling out. Don't blame him
Vincent 2099 true.
@@Vincent-ld2bp Have you been actually watching the games or just looking at the stat sheet?? 2 different stories
@@kyleholcomb8115 No and I can't. But he's young dude. He's one if the only guys that's a totally worth his contract
Holy shit I forgot how much weight Chuck lost. Looked like a different person 5 years ago
You know you're old when you find it amazing that KG is saying "these kids"
Kinda funny reading these comments now seeing how the Bulls are doing
Kenny made an excellent point. I’m not sure if most if not all of these guys have ever had a real job or real responsibilities before. All they’ve really had to focus on was basketball and school. I imagine that at a certain point you can develop a selfish, entitled and shallow outlook on everything.
i was about to say shaq looks a lil diffrent
mark Davis he got skinny
I wouldn’t want to practice on that team either but I also wouldn’t want to sign with a team that’s known to have an awful front office. The fact they paid Lavine shows that. He’s not a star.
Charles always says the league needs to keep more old guys around to teach incoming players to do things the right way like Moses and Dr. J taught him and he’s right. I know it’s hard to waste spots with the cap but I think it’s important at least for young teams.
KG sums up why those older teams actually could compete with and beat today's teams. Sure, today's teams are more versatile, better shooters, and better ball handlers, but IQ (some from practice), killer mentality, and work ethic are lacking.
Agreed 100 percent
KG was really good in this segment
Give Zach his props he’s putting up 20+ a game !!!!!
And ?
Someone has to..
And playing GREAT defense, right?
Damn, they always sleeping on Zach
Look how the tables turned 🤗
Kobe would’ve just shook his head in disbelief.
There's no context, the Bulls played a game, then they had a practice with heavy conditioning the next day, then because they were so tired, they lost by 50 points against the Celtics. This is the Jim Boylen Bulls, and he has no idea what he's doing, I feel these retired players are shitting on the young ones cause they wanna spin this narrative of this generation is soft. It's not like the Bulls lost by 50, then they said no to practice cause they're lazy, they lost by 50 because they were fatigued by practice.
NBA is a lower quality than before.
I'm sure steph and klay back in the gym after that grizzlies game
Today's society in general and especially in America has an entitlement attitude to it. No pride in doing a good job. All that matters is let me "get the bag".
@Bacons Strip I have been to places in the World where it seems everything a person did in their own country was degrading like women and men prostituting themselves for money, selling fake knock off stuff for a living, etc... So, I know there is layers to life not a cookie cutter fix for everything. I was injured on my former job over a decade ago just trying to make it through college while working full-time and going to college full-time. This steel company I worked for took me through it when I got hurt on the job (I called OSHA multiply times about unsafe practices.) and at the end they filed for bankruptcy my attorney stated my lawsuit would not result in me getting justice (us getting the bag) because of this fake justice system in America works for the Corporations not the people. So, I have some an idea what it is like to have been done dirty by a company but I am still OK and I still take pride in my work because I have honor, respect, and pride in my work whether anyone else does or doesn't.
@anbs1682 there needs to be a serious discussion about this self entitled mentality out here it's affecting everything in life n it's watering down ppl from doing their job n maxing out their potential as ppl too many handouts without hard work earned
@@jameshughes4068 English is hard
This notion that a single generation is doing something as such is dead wrong. There have been these types of people throughout history. It's just that now social media exists and the internet has become such a big part of all of our lives that we see it as more common. But in reality nothing has ever changed.
At the end of the day the ownership goes to leadership. Throughout history I don’t remember hearing laziness taking down the Romans, the Greeks or the Persians. It’s always been leadership... allowing your empire to become too large and uncontrollable. The empire didn’t just happen to become enormous at the same time people were becoming less patriotic. What our government allows has an effect on the people not the other way around. All you have is a hunch and that’s all... if you can’t explain it with sources I don’t want to hear it.
Kenny nailed it!
Thank God we have the Bears to make up for the Bulls...and Blackhawks.
Lmao
It's so nice to hear chuck talk without getting cut off
This segment was cleaaaan
One of their best segments
5:42 Wow powerful comment
100% TRUTH.
Are these Bulls players kidding??!....Entitlement. Immaturity. Naive. Selfish. Poor work ethic.....they have the AUDACITY to refuse to practice!! Especially day after losing by 56!!!! DISGRACEFUL. SHAMEFUL. KG/Chuck/Kenny said everything right. These Chicago Brats players NEED to hear this and deserve ALL the criticism they're getting. Serious reality check.
Holy shit i didn’t notice KG was in Shaq’s spot until he started speaking 🤣🤣🤣
The suit looks like’s Shaq’s too lmao
Hard foul? Players get ejected because they stare at refs. Come on man be real.
@Kat Williams so hitting a dude because you're getting outplayed is better?
Had you been physical the whole game maybe you wouldn't be losing.
@Kat Williams I know. But the context seems suspect.
Play hard the whole game.
Also there's a fine line between hard and dirty.
If you can't figure out how to foul hard without getting a Flagrant 1, then maybe you shouldn't be in the NBA. Or maybe you should get a flagrant 2 and be ejected, just to fire up your team like Jason Smith did for the New Orleans Hornets against the Clippers in 2012.
Chuck deserves an Oscar for this one he's exactly right about the culture of today....thank round mound of rebound
an oscar is for movies. an emmy is what you mean.
It’s so weird seeing them sitting so close together now
bro right
I thought I was the only one 😂
Don’t mind me, just watching this seeing how our Bulls have changed and we got rid of those clowns Gar/Pax and Jim Boylen
Fire John paxson
I said that after he let go of are winning team... really felt that way after tibs....like how did he get the job anyway he was average af in the league
He hit da game winning 3 in da finals against Charles Barkley. Bulls not firing him
I don’t even follow the Bulls, but I can’t think of a GM worse than Paxson. He legit sucks ass.
@@JoshuaFrick3 jim paxson is bad too 😂
@@gambinoblu1589 yeah I know been in charge since 2003 it's time to go and he didn't even hire thibs reisndorf did.
Bulls fan here, we’re gonna need another segment like this with the current state of the team.
LOL I swear Barkley cracks me up 7:33 "he's coach of the year."
KG was very well spoken....👏👏
Damn! I want more KG on here but not at the expense of no Shaq! KG's just great :)
Playing professional sports is one of the hardest jobs in the world period point blank. Also alot of athletes in every era no matter the sport has issues with not working out and entitlement. Shaq did not work out and did not practice and he said that in interviews and Kobe got pissed at him for it so it is not a new school thing it happens no matter what era you grew up in
No it’s not
@@Butterratbee yes it is and that has been proven Statistically and everything else by the way 👍✌️
@@kingaustin6985 no it hasn’t been 🙏
@@Butterratbee yes it has been 👍✌️🙌
@@kingaustin6985 no it hasn’t been. It’s hard to become a professional athlete, but their jobs are not hard. There nothing hard about showing up to a 2 hour practice, high school and college kids do it everyday
Those are two completely different things🤡
#GarPax have killed this team, the sooner they go the better
Please explain how GarPax have killed this team.
AirunDevon I’m not sure he has the time to fully explain, it would be a novel. What hasn’t GarPax done to kill the team is the better question.
@@AirunDevon garpax has killed the team by not making any moves for years. Who is the last big name free agent they signed that wasn't a bum when they got there? Ben wallace? Carlos boozer? They got lucky lucky when they got the 1 pick for rose, amc then didn't build around him which led him to having to do everything and getting hurt
Ilias Mavromatis Big Factz💯💯💯
@@AirunDevon One of the jobs of a GM is to set the tone for the entire organization, and the tone that John Paxson sets is one of total petulance and lack of personal responsibility. John Paxson is a man who punches his coach and then sweeps the incident under the rug, in an incident that would've gotten any other GM fired. He's a man who hires Gar Foreman to act as as puppet GM to take all the criticism for him, while he pulls strings behind the scenes in secret and without accountability. This is a man who has kept his unqualified useless brother on the payroll for over a decade. This is a guy who once had the toughest, hardest working team in the league and would still constantly undermine them by questioning their toughness in the press whenever they were injured. This is a man who passes on great players and coaches because they don't fit some bizarre idea of "Bulls culture". This is a man who blamed Derrick Rose for not being a good enough salesman when free agents gave the Bulls a pass, instead of taking responsibility himself. This is a man who tried to recruit spies on the team who would secretly report back to him everything that the players were saying among themselves. This is a man who spends more time time covering his own ass than trying to build a champion. This is a man who makes excuses for losing, rather than making a plan for winning.
Say what you will about Krause, he was a man who was willing to put everything on the line -- including his own job -- to build a championship team. John Paxson is content to play it safe, keep his job, and to build a team that will win 46 games every few years so that he can keep his job. Fuck John Paxson. That dude should've been fired five years ago.
And since you keep asking this question in multiple threads, I'm gonna answer you in multiple threads.
I always love Kenny's insight
This segment was miles better with KG instead of Shaw. Please make this a permanent change. They were all bang on too with everything they said about entitlement. It’s ruining the game and society in general.
KG putting in work on television. He came a long way from his first Area 21 segments. Hope Shaq expands Shaqtin as a whole show with maybe 3D and his guys, and let KG take the reins on Inside.
Shaq only sometimes works because of Chuck.
I love Chuck man after a 50 point loss you ain't gonna have a day off ANYWHERE shit
and now Jim Boylen has been fired...
I love the addition of KG on this segment. He seems 100% more comfortable then on Area 21.
The only good point I’ve ever heard from Kenny
Chuck predicted Lauri Markannen's future here
KG meanwhile just falls back on criticizing younger generations, no wonder he wasn't given a org position.
Nah KG was right, these players have been spoiled too much for a while now
@@MoralesCornerye the league is kindan spoiled rn because most of these players have money growing up
Yea, like wtf we have paul george getting paid 50 million mfer has stars and complaining, and be like omg i had this and that these dudes are just getting paid too much, too much money to do nothing @@MoralesCorner
@@dxtremecaliberyea just goi pvt jett in aau imagine damn
Hey Bulls players, get used to saying THESE words : “would you like fries 🍟 with that?”
Kenny talks like a real estate agent!! Mr NYC in the house 🏠... ✊🏽✊🏽
Anyone peep the the moment of silence for the fart at 48 sec lmao 😂😂😂
I love what Kenny said: how many of these players have worked a real job?
Too bad Allen Iverson wasn’t in the studio
Best point Kenny has ever made on the work responsibility
NBA players are 80% kids who knows nothing about anything but think they know cuz Twitter. what a news.. like it was new.
vulcainI80, more like 97% including many superstars.
And 99.9% of people on RUclips love saying shit like this as if he/she actually knows the 80% of nba kids who don’t know anything. Just shut up if you don’t know what your talking about.
@@tristanbuchanan27 This person probably doesn't actually know that 80% of NBA kids don't know anything but I agree with their thought that a majority of kids and young adults think they know more than they really do because of social media platforms like Twitter.
So everyone
Kenny speaking straight facts!!
1-4 a 56 point blow out and they still let him run the team. 😑
Very well said by all of these guys.
NBA ain't the NBA anymore. You heard it here, folks.
yes. and add the other leagues.
KG on the court is a dawg, KG in a suit is a full on caballero
Why I don’t care for the NBA today. I grew up in the 80s and 90s, no sport has changed more then the NBA.
Jimmy K more than football
All sports have changed greatly, especially the big 3 (MLB, NBA, NFL). This is not unique to the NBA at all, but it feels more prevalent because the league is growing. Even soccer is getting that way to an extent, but we don't hear about it because it's not big here.
The stupid 3 point line is killing the sport