I watched this guys whole NBA career, he played against 6 '10 and 7 foot centers and power forwards in the toughest defensive era, and in 17 years of Pro level competition, I never seen him miss a lay up, not one time. EASILY, One of the best finishers around the basket of all time!
Yea they are - I was born in 1981 so guys like Strickland were in the league in the 90s when I was a teenager - we use to hear all kinds of stories about these guys but social media was around so you really didn't know how much of those stories were true - I been waiting a long time to hear his story and adventures - Vernon Maxwell is another guy that I would love to hear from - don't get me wrong, I am a Michael Jordan fan forever - but I want to hear the stories of Chris Jackson, Latrell Sprewell, and those cats
Strick is one of my favorite PG’s off all time. The way he finished at the rim was incredible. I’ll never understand how he didn’t make the all star team in 97-98… When I first saw Kyrie, I said he reminded me of Strick - when I found out he’s Kyrie’s godfather, it all made sense. He hooped like Rakim rhymes, a virtuoso- master of his craft.
Strick is the reason i fell in love wit the game. I was a little kid growing up in the Chi, staying up late to watch those Ray Meyer Depaul teams on channel 9. His game was so smooth I was hooked. Real talk.
I saw Rod about 10 years ago. I said you should be coaching the Knicks and you have help here in NY. I mentioned some names and he said You should have been an agent! Great guy and he remembered some friends we played with in Co-Op city.
Damn Rod hit it on the head 🎯 not just with ball if u good at something, easily excelling like it's natural without good habits, it catches up at some point....then u stuck for a min. Like skimming through school acing shit then getting to college like "yo I actually gotta study....."
That's funny what Harvey Grant told Rod about Lithuania because it's the same exact thing my back court partner Dave Edwards (RIP) told me when he came back from playing in Lithuania. He was like yo TP that ish is horrible over there. It's the worse! 😅😅😅
Great video ,one of the greatest players at his position both mentally and athletically....Never back peddling on the floor,constantly in attack mode and the opponent is always guessing where he's going.A true" cerebral "point guard....
I've been checking out the content on here, and they said that Math had the opportunity to get this podcast, I think he fucked up. This is a good podcast
I like the way he converted party animal to professionalism and being on time because ultimately that's what matters and that's a byproduct of letting go of the night life that people might not realize.
My man Hot Rod!! I hope the "Blackbyrds" Understand the wealth of knowledge they have at their disposable, as young ballers coming up out of the city. Big up. Peace.
I remember he had issues getting to work on time at the Wizards and my Pastor was like what's the matter with this multimillionaire having trouble getting to work to play a game he's been playing since he was a child, if he gives me $100 a day, I'll go ring on his doorbell every morning to help wake him up.
One of the most under-rated players in history.
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Real ballers know, yb
He was a beast
@@opinionsrlikeaholes359Bad attitude
I watched this guys whole NBA career, he played against 6 '10 and 7 foot centers and power forwards in the toughest defensive era, and in 17 years of Pro level competition, I never seen him miss a lay up, not one time. EASILY, One of the best finishers around the basket of all time!
Y’all cooking
Yea they are - I was born in 1981 so guys like Strickland were in the league in the 90s when I was a teenager - we use to hear all kinds of stories about these guys but social media was around so you really didn't know how much of those stories were true - I been waiting a long time to hear his story and adventures - Vernon Maxwell is another guy that I would love to hear from - don't get me wrong, I am a Michael Jordan fan forever - but I want to hear the stories of Chris Jackson, Latrell Sprewell, and those cats
Strick is one of my favorite PG’s off all time. The way he finished at the rim was incredible. I’ll never understand how he didn’t make the all star team in 97-98…
When I first saw Kyrie, I said he reminded me of Strick - when I found out he’s Kyrie’s godfather, it all made sense.
He hooped like Rakim rhymes, a virtuoso- master of his craft.
Them days in The District w/ C Webb + Howard were amazing, Rod Strick was next level
Strick is the reason i fell in love wit the game. I was a little kid growing up in the Chi, staying up late to watch those Ray Meyer Depaul teams on channel 9. His game was so smooth I was hooked. Real talk.
Need this full Inty brodies!! Rod a legend!!
'Sickening, guaranteed make you jump like....'
Damn, that's the bar that I thought about as soon as i saw the name. It's a lot of other who experienced the same thing I bet
The chef 👊🏿
He paved the way for Kyrie.
Kyrie paved his own way CHECK the highlights 🔥🔥🔥
His godfather
I saw Rod about 10 years ago. I said you should be coaching the Knicks and you have help here in NY. I mentioned some names and he said You should have been an agent! Great guy and he remembered some friends we played with in Co-Op city.
This is a dope interview. Rod dropping 💎
Man Rod was solid with that basketball.definitely a great point guard.was very underrated/it's a shame that they.dont Mentioned as one of the greats
This is amazing. A legend right here ❤❤❤
My favorite player ever! Great interview......admire how he was able to humble himself to get into coaching 💪
Damn Rod hit it on the head 🎯 not just with ball if u good at something, easily excelling like it's natural without good habits, it catches up at some point....then u stuck for a min. Like skimming through school acing shit then getting to college like "yo I actually gotta study....."
That's funny what Harvey Grant told Rod about Lithuania because it's the same exact thing my back court partner Dave Edwards (RIP) told me when he came back from playing in Lithuania. He was like yo TP that ish is horrible over there. It's the worse! 😅😅😅
ROD! Good to see my old freind doing well!
I grew up a Georgetown University fan but when they played DePaul, Stricklands game made me pay attention to his point guard skills
Always been Strickland fan …dudes like him keep it real ..and could hoop lol😂
Good stuff. I haven’t seen many Rod Strickland interviews so he must trust y’all.
Keep it up fellas... interviews are fire. Come interview some west coast people please!!!
Stop cutting your guest off when they speak. Dope interview despite.
Great video ,one of the greatest players at his position both mentally and athletically....Never back peddling on the floor,constantly in attack mode and the opponent is always guessing where he's going.A true" cerebral "point guard....
I've been checking out the content on here, and they said that Math had the opportunity to get this podcast, I think he fucked up. This is a good podcast
He said “Cause you was a wild nigga” to Rod Strickland….🤦🏽♂️ Rod looked at him like….😳 C’mon Son!!!!
I like the way he converted party animal to professionalism and being on time because ultimately that's what matters and that's a byproduct of letting go of the night life that people might not realize.
When you’re interviewing , let person talk, you might get something special 😊
Now we need Sweet Pea up there but y’all guys are in a groove. Continued blessings
Yeah Rod can tell ya about partying in NYC for sure!
Shitd DC too....ny gotta share this nhigga one of the only new yorkers that can have their way in this city
Mr. Strickland was a great player 😊
Strickland was a wizard on the Court
My man Hot Rod!! I hope the "Blackbyrds" Understand the wealth of knowledge they have at their disposable, as young ballers coming up out of the city. Big up. Peace.
Boogie Down to the core📣😆😆
Point god rod , great choice of a guest
✊🏿✌🏿✊🏿✌🏿 rod was a beast
Love ya rod basketball legend
great stuff ...bout to watch the whole interview
Good video rod strickland..😮...
esso i see what yall doing love it !
I remembered Sadat X shouted him out on a song
One of my top 3 in that position.
I had to google him, whoa he looks amazing for his age!
His highlight tape is crazy
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Shout out to Mitchell Projects G.O.A.T..from Melrose Projects Honorable Mention! Nice
I remember he had issues getting to work on time at the Wizards and my Pastor was like what's the matter with this multimillionaire having trouble getting to work to play a game he's been playing since he was a child, if he gives me $100 a day, I'll go ring on his doorbell every morning to help wake him up.
Dope!!!
He said he’s unprofessional
Rod stories sound just like mine at 36 years old right now.
Never got back to the DePaul question.
Never selected to an ALL STAR GAME. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE!
Good video.
I kind of get the low pay and that was basically nothing but moving furniture eff no.
Ctfu y'all ain't ask rod bout Hobart...or the pounds In The trunk we still love rod in this city
Lmfao yooo funny asf
OG !!!!!!
👍🏾 Truman alum!
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Where are the other parts of the interview?
He was acting like IVERSON “ Practice “
Doooopppeee!!!
I was a blazer...
He looks sick
Nah he doesn't. He looks healthy
"fk cAlipari" --(john chaney voice)
He looks like a skinny irv gotti
Irv gotti we know its you.
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No more math Hoffa content …keep moving forward
Always struck me as str8 baller, not a coach
Wasn’t he a known alcoholic?
Appreciate this @BagFuel
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