Tony Parker is Incredibly Frustrating to Guard | Collin Sexton and JJ Redick

[@brandonwolff6256]

Sexton is very soft spoken for how energetic he is out there

[@adams6438]

Gotta save your energy by staying calm

[@dedra6510]

Well that's how most are. Business on the court and chill time off.

[@AqwDragulum]

Never expected a third year player talking about having a hard time guarding Tony Parker. And he wasn’t even in his prime.

[@ellendavis2595]

Didn't he say it was during his rookie year?

[@BrokeMalone]

@@ellendavis2595 hes talking about Tony parkers prime not sexton

[@dantevarona8962]

imagine TP in his prime being guarded by Sexton

[@tntsection1201]

@@dantevarona8962 Barbecue Chicken

[@TehSCARGaming]

Kyrie said he got cooked by Calderon lol

[@yungdrew9947]

As a Spurs fan, Tony Parker is extremely underrated. 2013 was already getting towards the end of his career, and he still had a MVP type year, and hooped in the finals.

[@Mack_Worlds_Media]

Bruh he's a HOF how is he underrated 💀

[@DL13650]

@@Mack_Worlds_Media you never heard his name in the best PG in the league discussion... it was always DWill, CP3, Nash or Kidd and he was more successful and maybe just as good as if not better than any of them. Only reason he didn't average 8,9 assists was because the Spurs move the ball.

[@IcemanFabian]

@@Mack_Worlds_Media Just how they don't mention Manu a lot even tho he's a HOF player

[@andreasthoben4645]

@@1SLON1 Don´t know if that were the best team ever, but i feel that type of basketball enabled the warriors style of basketball. Anybody could see that the superior Basketball system beats the superior players. While the Spurs were of course talented in 14 i feel they were slightly less talented as the Heat. Age considered. Not were they better it was how much they were better. They mauled the Heat. I feel that ´14 Spurs Team led to a huge change in the league. One could have maybe seen that in 2011 already when the Mavs beat the Heat, but what that Spurs team did was eye opening. Probably the most beautiful team basketball i have ever seen

[@karpediem-romantic9913]

2013 when he averaged 16 points a game? He was good but that isn’t MVP stats right there.

[@IcemanFabian]

Tony Parker was such a crafty PG

[@jamesmills9546]

Him and Duncan pick n roll isn't mentioned enough

[@noneurbiz2955]

Very!! And always made the shots you swore had no way of going in

[@Hellythep]

TP’s Floater and Mid Range Jumper were the shots u had to watch out for, they went in everytime

[@markpagtama7954]

@@jamesmills9546 its because the tim manu post up triangle is better.

[@BigBen1994]

My coach always said you can work out all day, but if you're working on the wrong things it doesn't even matter.

[@lolstfu2950]

Gilbert Arenas said the same thing as well about Josh Hart lol

[@BigBen1994]

@@lolstfu2950 Exactly Gilbert is a genius when he breaks down basketball

[@masterroshimagazines4354]

@@lolstfu2950 josh Hart is garbage

[@Bob-fj7lr]

You can see the PTSD in his eyes once JJ said "pick and roll"

[@wilsonsmilk]

yep.. especially when he said "yesss." lmao

[@jasbb2]

Imagine going from like freshman and sophomore year in college to basically guarding one of the greatest point guards in history your first season

[@roadrunner4578]

@ScAnDeLeZ lmao

[@tclass99]

Dude shot 52% from the field as a PG... and was taking 15 shots/gm! That’s some Stockton type stuff right there. He was absolutely lethal in the paint.

[@kwamewade915]

Parker was crafty with Brent Barry wife as well. 😭

[@christenmercado9211]

Violation

[@KwisBwown]

he was shootin extras after practice.....practicing his floaters

[@KwisBwown]

he had the most points in the paint that season even though he was in foul trouble

[@adriancancino3745]

😂😂😂

[@lilshaan6252]

Hitting 3s on and off the court 😂

[@HeroesHalfCourt]

That TP right-to-left jumper is 💰 💰💰 Love to hear the young man’s stories from his professional journey! Keep moving!

[@noahlongoria9735]

The Cavs stuff behind sexton makes this look like pre or postgame interview lmao

[@caqaf73]

I’d take jj redick’s podcast over current post game interviews any day tbh

[@armin38822]

Tony Parker had incredible feel for the game. His understood the angles so well. And only when he played for France is when I realize just how good he was. Even without Popovich and the Spurs system he was a monster. Over and over and over again able to get into the paint and score.

[@user-zd7qz1zv1n]

I love how young players give credit to the older guys

[@greenmatrix30seven]

As they should

[@kaike3295]

Tony’s floater was lethal

[@ProAtLife1]

A very underrated and underused shot. Harden uses it very well and makes him unguardable because he can score from everywhere.

[@bradleylovej]

I loved TP's floater. Go Spurs Go

[@cesarquint256]

Tp was forced to learn how to play like Stockton (pop love him) by the time he was in the hornets tp already knows all the tricks, his speed and quickness leave him (all the injuries and load he carry for the 11-14 season was a lot) but he could cook the green guards as easy as John when Malone left him, tp9 was my favorite guard in the league nice to see the new generation respect him.

[@RGE_Music]

Tony has always been my favorite player of all time. Legend

[@hooperflash_]

2:21

[@benten3524]

🤙🏾

[@alandoesexist]

So when u will interview with Tony?

[@SuperDamon95]

His basketball IQ has certainly come a long way

[@ThereWasThisBchFromMinnesota]

His IQ was always great even in high school

[@abdullahiamir6789]

Tony Parker is a legend

[@chestertam2348]

Allen Iverson has a similar story with kevin johnson. KJ put AI in aw in his first NBA game.

[@lindelwakunene]

I seen Tony Parker give the Heat problems in 2014 playoffs. He's hard to guard.

[@kaiusm.8396]

Cleveland guards don't like guarding Tony Parker.

[@Ben2bwild]

Even the good Lakers teams had a hard time guarding Tony

[@lolstfu2950]

@@Ben2bwild TP9 was a different type of point guard back then

[@Ben2bwild]

@@lolstfu2950 ok what's your point? He was still tough to guard lol

[@anthonynorman7545]

@@Ben2bwild that's slang for "he was an exceptional talent"

[@Ben2bwild]

@@anthonynorman7545 again, that was my point.

[@aboutmillions]

I'm glad Collin Sexton is evolving as a player, I was pissed when the Cavs teammates were harassing him as a rookie. Not the normal hazing, but just bitching about him making rookie mistakes. Didn't seem like they were allowing him to grow at first.

[@jonathanblaze1648]

Tony's eyes get big when he sees the Cavs.

[@dvbaby2120]

He used to cook LeBron all the time

[@masterdrank7306]

@@dvbaby2120 exactly lol what’s this dude talking about

[@masterdrank7306]

🧹’07

[@jonathanblaze1648]

@@masterdrank7306 Sweep/Finals MVP.

[@mrlocolugo]

Tony Parker, my favorite player ever. Glad to see him getting respect. 💪🏽 He changed the way ppl saw French players/basketball

[@truthis612]

Tony was solid on the court and could definitely play smart ball.

[@thetraveler9]

Parker was the scariest player in the NBA to me during that 2000s stretch. He frustrated the heck out of teams with his ability to spam drives to the hoop and finish at a ridiculous rate. First pointguard in history to lead to league in points in the paint and he did it for multiple years. He changed the game to a more point guard/slashing dominated league in the 2000s much like Curry changed the league to a more three point dominated league.

[@cameronpeterson1175]

Tony Parker was incredibly frustrating for me to watch. He would fly down the court, layup while planting his feet, then fall down due his own momentum. The refs would automatically call a foul assuming contact was made. Drove me freaking nuts.

[@kylemcdermed8583]

great story, love this episode

[@robmangeri777]

Sexton seems like a very decent person 😎👍🏼

[@GDubbJr]

My favorite PG all time

[@sticky-fingers]

and he wasnt prime TP

[@JamesonScalia]

JJ, I absolutely love your podcast. I love your playing even more. Please concentrate more on your basketball career while you're still in the league.

[@brady_2k]

TP def one of the most underrated player all time

[@JosePereira-ly5fb]

My bro is a huge grizz fan, back in the grit n grind days I would sing the Frosted Flakes theme song each time TP torched them in the playoffs. 🎶 Hey Tony, I like the things you dooooooo, Hey Tony! If I could I would be you. You’re the one and only tiger, with the one and only taste…” 🎵

[@mobileeyesmarketing808]

Parker scored in the paint like a big man.

[@Aftershockeds]

Collin is so underrated and gets looked past on cause he's on the Cavs...even tho I believe he's a starter just imagine him on a playoff time coming off the bench as the 6th man like how Jordan Clark on the Jazz is

[@SirRobinson510]

Tony Parker was relentless, feisty, as mentioned above... Crafty. It was a pleasure watching him, always loved him on damn near every 2k game he was in. Just a lot of great things to say about the French Bulldog.

[@buffbanana15]

Parker should have glared at the Cavs bench and said to Coach Drew "Your boy is trash!". Hoopers will get the reference.

[@younggabriel]

His floater is the cream of the crop

[@bradleylovej]

And the cream always rises to the top. Ohhh yeeaaaahhhh!

[@SoothinglyUnbenounced]

There was an era, where he was the best European player & everyone feared playing France. Just that for the Spurs, Coach Pop's anti-isolation system overshadowed TP & Manu's talents. Still ended with a handful of rings.

[@wolf7el356]

Colin Sexton is always staring off into the void...

[@dalphadarapproducer4776]

Im a lakers fan and i remember parker being a prollem for us every time we met.

[@ShaqsBlurryVisionNetwork]

Watching Tony Parker was frustrating so I could only imagine what guarding him was like. He’d call for screen after screen until he could get an open mid range jump shot

[@KFordmusic]

You know, him and the cavs are a bit better. Not drastically, but a little

[@thefreemansyoutube906]

Tony should go to the HOF

[@simonciroc6277]

Tony Parker is very underrated, probably the best European player ever

[@OK-td7oe]

No chance...

[@billpap.9669]

Dirk may have to say something about that...so can Giannis & Luka in the future

[@ChimpChumpable]

Boris Diaw is the best European player :)

[@M.Đ-z4u]

@@billpap.9669 parker has 4 titles

[@gokux9000]

@@1SLON1 Switch Dirk and Luka

[@jdls12]

Tony Parker’s first step is as good as it gets. It’s an anomaly how easily a man who was barely 6 foot got to the hoop so quickly. “Who do you know that gets to the hole easier than Tony followmeImgointothemuthafucka Parker!?” -Samuel L Jackson

[@riadanabtawi5880]

Parker was 18 when he joined the Spurs. Surrounded by big stars like David Robison, Duncan and other veterans. He fit well. at that age and he was also from another countey. That's not easy for a demanding job and adjusting besides the media for a young teenager. He did well and left a beautiful career record he had with Spurs, and the NBA in general in addition. to love of fans.

[@berrymckockiner5883]

Tony is one of the most underrated PG's of all time, imo he's top 10 and even arguably top 5 all time.

[@joiri9498]

you can argue that he's top 10 but not top 5. Magic, Curry, Isiah, Oscar, Chris Paul.

[@CWJ0725]

Kyrie, Dame, Jason Kidd, Steve Nash, John Stockton, Gary Payton etc. don’t exist?

[@JacobPaik]

@@CWJ0725 don't put Dame in the same category as Parker man. Dame is loyal, a beast at what he does, but he doesn't have a fraction of accolades Parker has

[@slamdunk2270]

@@joiri9498 he has a better resume than CP3. Parker is so underrated it hurts

[@slamdunk2270]

@@CWJ0725 what is your criteria? Parker has won more trophies than all of them. And if you say "Yes, but they were more talented" then why has Tony Parker destroyed Nash and Paul each time they played against each other? You have to be consistent with your thought process. Parker is overlooked because people give credit to the Spurs system and because he wasn't dunking and throwing lobs (Duncan not the type to jump off the roof anyways..). The first criteria should always be winning. And Tony Parker was one hell of a winner.

[@GTTBYAE]

parker always scared me when playing the heat back then

[@ATX-js1to]

Random take but manu would’ve been perennial all star if he played for another team

[@rayj.9568]

Student of the game. 🎓

[@onedone2011]

It was easy for me to shut down Tony Parker ... No lane for you !

[@mako4874]

Tony should’ve been top 75. Manu to incredibly underrated

[@TheSkepticalGrassHopper]

TP is a SA legend. Spurs fans know

[@benjaminlockhart8932]

In his prime, Tony was utterly unguardable.

[@Wavybets]

Beat pick and roll point guard ever

[@drin210]

Ihope spurs find another tony parker one day most underratted pg

[@Arihiroki_LG]

they have dejonte, is just up to him if he wants to run a p&R & score instead of giving the ball of to midrange Rozan

[@phile5949]

Tony got d rose speed with trae young floater

[@Ewabound571]

What’s funny is that sexton never had to guard tony in his prime, when he won the finals mvp in 2007.

[@TheAlan11223]

Tony Parker got mad rookies in to foul trouble running into picks LOL. He taught them the importance of watching film and studying teams or else you gonna get taking advantage of by veterans.

[@4_kingss]

TP was a beast

[@Dimework]

TP top 10 PGs.

[@othoredding4221]

Hell no

[@IcemanFabian]

@@othoredding4221 HELL YES

[@billpap.9669]

@@IcemanFabian top 12

[@IcemanFabian]

@@billpap.9669 4 championships doesn't get him in the top 10 you bugging

[@billpap.9669]

@@IcemanFabian name them...

[@Lahjay07]

Collin sounds like a lil kid but he be loud on the court

[@jesusdelossantos7245]

Yea. Parker was saucy in his prime

[@johndave7395]

Smallnotch 👍

[@johndave7395]

Warriors biblical history

[@johndave7395]

Note

[@danbrown1344]

How do you even get 4 fouls in the first quarter? Most coaches will sit a starter after 2 but definitely after 3.

[@bunnywade97]

he's a high draft pick, the coach probably wanted him to learn through trial by fire

[@beatdropz2310]

Sup JJ

[@RetroRetro23]

Jj just retrire after this year bro, they don’t respect your talents in the NBA. We respect your talents here as a podcast commentator

[@mitchellty]

He just got traded, he has 2 seasons of value left at least

[@RetroRetro23]

@@mitchellty Brooklyn is loading up, they should have traded him there. If u understand, JJ asked to be traded, just to a closer location to his family. The Team traded him wherever they wanted. I agree he has 2 years maybe 3 left of good service but, idk it seems like he might have found another passion that we all agree is great content. He can do that with his family and be happy. Just my thoughts, not everything is about money, and I’m sure he’s making money off this probably no where near a nba contract but still.

[@KFordmusic]

He could really help Luka

[@josecastro-ce1ph]

France GOAT player

[@smmj45]

how ? do you know of Tony Parker lol

[@williammorrison6311]

Latter day Mo Cheeks

[@johndave7395]

Shake phone

[@curtisyuen6058]

I want that jersey from jerseyworld.ca

[@bbqnice1]

steph magic isiah tony parker rondo

[@richardjimenez4628]

JJ won’t respond to this.

[@nicklrrueckert]

he doesnt run this channel

[@KwisBwown]

@bennett he responded on his insta! JJ the best!

[@r.m.90]

It looked annoying to watch lol.

[@otttx8368]

Colin sounds white af

[@이동욱-r9j8m]

The taboo eyebrow appropriately use because grass rarely chop before a quirky maid. future futuristic, momentous wave

[@evangriffith9579]

The judicious tub alternately crawl because billboard intradurally polish barring a icy aluminium. common, wary december

[@dickonkofahl7631]

The shivering dead unusually box because pie seemingly saw aboard a painful cheek. happy, well-to-do monday

[@freedbyyeshua533]

God doesn’t want anybody in hell because He loves us, but you must understand why we deserve hell and why those who refuse to live under His authority will go there. He gave us the law (Ten Commandments) not to make us righteous, but rather to show us our sin (Romans 3:20). We’re not sinners because we sin, but rather we sin because we’re sinners. Sin is the nature of our flesh that we are born with due to the sin of Adam in the garden. For someone to be justified before God they have to be sinless. We’ve all sinned (Romans 3:23), and the the law demands death for those who sin (Romans 6:23). God is righteous, so He must punish our sin, which is what He did through His Son Jesus Christ on the cross. Jesus is Holy and sinless, yet He received our sin when He died on the cross, so that we can be righteous before God (2 Corinthians 5:21). When He died on the cross, He said “It is finished” (John 19:30), which means He paid the full price for all of your sins (past, present, and future) to be forgiven. He was buried and rose again from the dead. God will forgive anybody who puts their full trust in Jesus Christ alone for salvation. We aren’t saved based on our good deeds, but only by the grace of God (Ephesians 2:8-9). His precious blood that He shed is the only reason why we can be forgiven of our sins (Hebrews 9:22). If you confess that Jesus is Lord and believe that God raised Him from the dead, then you’ll be saved (Romans 10:9). You are born-again with the Spirit of Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17), and are not only legally justified before God, but also are accredited His righteous (Romans 4:24). Believers live for Christ now, so get to know Him through His Word. I recommend reading the book of Romans and the gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John), and watching Pastor Joseph Prince’s online sermons

[@bobbylowe6806]

Ur off season training got U 36% from 3 point land. U and Zion not the same. U cry cuzz u didn't go 2 the nets. U ain't a all-star.

[@dafish5306]

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