Winning Time Reaction: Norm Nixon Confirms Series NOT ACCURATE

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

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[@craigpipkins114]

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[@johnd746]

I loved it when Norm, and Magic played together. Having two point guards was super. Get the rebound, and give it to either one, and away we go. They both could lead the fast break. Loved it.

[@j.p.2976]

Glad to have seen this interview with Norm Nixon. It's not too often we get an opportunity to hear from him out of all of the Showtime era Lakers. Often overlooked and underappreciated. And probably would have been a Hall of Famer but for his injuries. And I have to agree....I think the 84 Finals possibly would have turned out differently if Nixon hadn't been traded and McAdoo was healthy. Hope we can see more Norm Nixon interviews in the future.

[@dp233332]

Only if that meant magic sat the bench.. the reason they lost that series was magics performance ...dribbled the clock off on game 2 choked at the ft line in game 4 and was definitely not mr clutch in game 7 either...

[@DjTIMEJD]

Norm is on local ABC sports post game show with Coop and Lisa Lesilie. It’s after the ABC NBA game.

[@DjTIMEJD]

@@dp233332 yeah I remember as a kid the media was calling him Tragic Johnson. Redemption for him and Cap came in 85 and Magic was the best player in the NBA during the back to back titles. Great times in the 80s as a kid in elementary school in LA.

[@Amick44]

Yes. He almost undoubtedly would be Hall of famer had he not had 2 major injuries in his prime. Probably only 2 PG's better in his prime were teammate Magic and Isiah.

[@extravatrek]

It was good to see and hear Norm again. Loved him back in the day. This interview reminded me why. Nice job.

[@Drew914]

This is so great. I am enjoying winning time, but definitely am taking it with a grain of salt with the dramatization. Nice to hear Norm's POV.

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

Thanks! There’ll be more soon. Coop just had on Larry nance Sr. Should be great. Stay tuned

[@acason4]

He’s right few players out of college really change the landscape of a team but the VERY YEAR he’s talking about the 80’ Celtics added Larry Bird & went from 29 wins in 78’-79’ to 61 wins in 79’-80’. That’s +32 wins which is completely unheard of!

[@anthonykemp276]

The Sordid Singer Bird didn't get those wins by himself, remember Parish and McHale.

[@acason4]

@@anthonykemp276 🤣 Parish & McHale weren’t on the 79’-80’ team… 🤷🏼‍♂️ Parish didn’t come until 80’-81’ McHale didn’t come until 81’-82’ You don’t know what you’re talking about… 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@anthonykemp276]

Sordid Singer, I stand corrected! Calm down!

[@Dave2one6]

Im 46 from Cleveland and was a die hard laker fan til Magic retired in 91. Then I became a die hard Cavs fan. The first finals I ever watched was in 87.

[@MDN891]

That was a great interview w/ those guys, great insight from Nixon about 2days players & his generation. Maxwell knows Lakers would've dusted Boston lol...great hearing from them, much respect.

[@sparkofgenius3372]

"FAST BREAK": is a must see documentary about, COACH, JOHN MCLENDON. This Legendary, African-American basketball coach, INVENTED, the fast break. He also helped integrate the sport. I'm only here to enlighten basketball fans. Enjoy the show, Winning Time, but, know the "TRUTH."

[@JohnDoe-wo1jd]

Norm Nixon was one of the best point guards i ever saw

[@MisticStyles]

It's sad that the average fan doesn't realize that Winning Time is a dramatized show that creates narratives to make it appealing to viewers. The truth is that this show, while untrue, is bringing light to that era and those players and making them relevant again.

[@EJKBoxingandFitness]

Magic would've never lost to anybody, especially Norm & just gave up. He would've said run it back, until he won.

[@paulvon2378]

Magic did eventually take Norm's job. Norm Nixon was traded to the Clippers

[@Dablkwid0w2008]

Did they talk to anybody before filming...most of them still living

[@calsums914]

Norm is real deal

[@henrygeorge1015]

Norm Nixon was heavy drug user. Him and Curtis Blow use to get sky High

[@user-dc7um4pr3f]

It's just annoying because they could have made it correct and it actually would have been more interesting. Like Jerry West for instance. If he was just shy and quiet and totally stoic, his depression would be just as interesting as the outbursts he has in this show. Jerry West is a fascinating person with a really troubled upbringing. There's plenty of "Hollywood" and "drama" in his life. They could have made a much better Dramady type show around his mental health and it would have been way better. I love basketball and will watch anything basketball related. It's just kind of absurd to me that they botched this show. It was such a great idea. The casting was pretty good and they actually hit on a lot of the characters correctly, they just totally botched Jerry West and he's kind of the central piece that makes the show work. Like I don't think people realize that showtime came out of spite for the depressing and crushing failure that was the better part of Jerry West's career. They kind of gloss over that as if it's not the underlying theme. Guys like Kareem and West need more airtime and you need to see the torment they were under. The pressure they were under. And how Magic and West came in with a positive attitude and really turned around an organization that was tormented. Whether that torment was Civil rights issues that irked Kareem and depressed him to his core or The failed career and physically abusive upbringing of Jerry West. Those are two interesting and very really characters. Instead they try too hard to make the show funny. Let Magic and Buss be the comic relief. Let West and Kareem bring the seriousness to the show. Just could have been so easy to do a spectacular dramedy around this franchise yet they chose to focus too much on making it a time piece for the 1980s and fill it with corny monologues and what not. Feels like an 80s buddy cop movie between Magic and Buss more than it does the actually Hollywood drama of a show like Vinyl.

[@leslyvee8691]

Norm managed ARIES SPEARS

[@mr.rashadgrice79]

Scripted Tv and movies "Based" On Actual Events Are Never Completely Accurate. That's what A Documentary is for. And even those tend to be slanted to particular point of view. Its for Entertainment purposes with a little facts Sprinkled in. Please dont go to a tv show or a movie based a actual event for complete facts. However shows like Power and Raising Kainan that you make think are Completely made up are actually based on real people and events. Names and situations are changed to protect the guilty.

[@patrickthomas8890]

I love Winning Time but to me it’s pretty obvious that it’s both half made up and half exaggerated. That being said I get being upset about being portrayed in an unflattering way

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

Well Norm takes it in stride. His son is portraying him perfectly, it’s the script that’s flawed

[@se78n39]

@@NBAHistoryCLNS Yea I tried to watch it but I thought it was kinda bullshit and I dont like watching black ppl being lied on for entertainment and then how they potrayed jeanie

[@realpro14]

Norm is a super awesome person. I attended his basketball camp when I was 13. Norm paid for approximately 50 boys and girls from urban Atlanta communities to attend his camp in Los Angeles. Just the exposure of leaving Atlanta for the first time at 13 was life changing.

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

Norm very successful entrepreneur, player agent, talent agent and very charitable

[@Samuelfish2k]

Awesome story👍🏽

[@teofemo7000]

Wish Norm had been a Laker all the way. He was fast, could see the floor, that mid range jumper was $$$.

[@randy4395]

So do I,he was a great player. I did not like them trading him,but Byron Scott was also a great player.

[@esimms5101]

I need more analysis from players like Norm. Listening to this interview was like fresh air.

[@FYRFOX198]

I love that show “WINNING TIME”, I also know I have take it with a grain of salt. It’s just entertaining and I know Hollywood loves to change things for entertainment purposes. I hop the Lakers do make a more accurate movie one day, but for now I’m enjoying the laughs.

[@mynameisdub6232]

It’s a comedy to me at this point. It’s entertaining.

[@CABNoLimit]

Magic has a documentary April 22

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

Jeanie too

[@CABNoLimit]

This was a good interview with Norm Nixon. Much appreciated

[@mynameisdub6232]

@@NBAHistoryCLNS I’ll be watching both lol

[@JeffreyOakarPhotos]

I loved Norm Nixon. I remember when the Lakers drafted him out of Duquesne University, I remember the impact he had straight off rookie year, I remember his blazing speed, I remember how unselfish he was, I remember how he gave the Denver Nuggets fits in the playoffs, I remember how the Lakers fell apart as a team when Norman got injured in the 83 finals and I remember how underrated he was. He still is. If Maurice Cheeks is considered "Hall of Famer", so Norm Nixon should be. One of the best!

[@Amick44]

Agree. I love Cheeks and feel he belongs. Maurice didn't suffer major injuries that caused him to miss entire seasons like Norm. Which cost Norm his due. That said, Norm was the better player.

[@JeffreyOakarPhotos]

@@Amick44 Yeah, I agree. I love all those 76ers. That was a great time to be a Laker fan because the opposition in the Finals was usually a battle hardened opponent that could match the Lake show player for player. Cheeks was one of those guys. Really fun to watch those matchups.

[@fauxbro1983]

It's pretty funny how norm nixon is watching his son depict him

[@ltravail]

I never knew Norm Nixon was from GA. When I was going to college in Pittsburgh in the 70s Norm Nixon who was an all-american guard at Duquesne was Pittsburgh's favorite son. He was legendary in Pittsburgh even after he finished his college career and went to the NBA. That was quite impressive given the fact that there were other star athletes playing pro and college sports in Pittsburgh at that time. In terms of legendary status he was right up there with Tony Dorsett, who was indeed a born and bred Pittsburgh area native. I wholeheartedly agree with Norm that the NBA's one-year-and-done policy has killed the game at the college level in particular, but also at the pro level. And in the old days it was very much a team game, but now NBA teams merely look like a collection of playground basketball players who play the game like they're trying to hog the spotlight solely for themselves. I rarely watch basketball anymore - or any sport for that matter - but I've enjoyed watching Winning Time so far. Brings back old memories...reminding me of how much I despised the Lakers and their glitzy stars for getting the better of my beloved Boston Celtics in those Magic-Bird rivalry years.

[@genobourn7423]

"Storming Norman!" I knew him at Duquesne. Played some Pick-Up games on alot of campuses with him. Most parties that I attended Norm and a couple of his boys were there. Those were the days! Norm doing his thing. TD ( Tony Dorsett) doing his over at Pitt. He would come over to the Art Institute in Pittsburgh where I was attending to check everyone out. Norm was great! He "ripped" Pitt Basketball Team apart. Man! Those were the days. Phyllis Hyman, George Benson at the Jazz Clubs.NORM NIXON..SALUTE!

[@elwin38]

Stormin Norman would've been a hall of famer if he didnt blow out his knee. He even made the Clippers competitive. Norm was involved in the Byron Scott trade. As a 9yr old, I remember when he came to the NBA(him and Cornbread joined the league together in 1977). Norm was a great player. 🏀🏀

[@morriswhitaker236]

Young brother needs to sit back and enjoy the old men talk. He keeps trying to get a word in. Lol

[@Samuelfish2k]

Why is he even there?

[@rogueprince1341]

That's so awesome that his son is playing him in the show. I mean who would know the character better.

[@patriceodom2553]

This interview is great!!!Norman Nixon was my favourite Laker. And Debbie was my favourite dancer. Together they are the Dream Team 💜❤️ I was Soo sad when he was traded, but since it was to San Diego... We could see him much easier. Until the mean man took the Clippers away 😢

[@Reefism]

Norm Nixon and Magic Johnson is an under appreciated backcourt. From '79-'83 both players averaged, at least, 15 points and 7 assists!

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

I don’t think norm ever averaged 15…? anyway, ur right but Magic himself (and the lakers) erased Norm from history back then. Same happened to cornbread. Let’s not forget he was leader of the team when Bird arrived as was Norm in LA when Magic arrived. Red erased Max from celtics history until the early 1990’s when he started coming back to Boston. Now he’s our only active legend left in Celtics org. Thank god he came back.

[@Reefism]

@@NBAHistoryCLNS Norm Nixon: 1979-80 PPG 17.6, APG 7.8 1980-81 PPG 17.1, APG 8.8 1981-82 PPG 17.6, APG 8 1982-83 PPG 15.1, APG 7.2

[@riog8082]

Reefism you are correct. For 7 straight seasons, Nixon avg 15 PPG or more.

[@calsums914]

Norm should be hall of famers

[@tellitlikeitisfresh6541]

Wait he said Big O the goat cuz other peirce told him 😆😆😩 stop Norm Just like he lied Saud he wasn't jealous of magic .another lie...he invited everyone to his wedding but magic

[@MrFarang10]

It's pretty obvious they hype the series. There were scenes when the Magic Johnson actor arrived at sunny California only to see Norm wore the fur coat playing 1 on 1 basketball. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sherrigrant573]

Anybody with sense would know it was bs

[@raven062000]

Awesome interview, guys. Very entertaining.

[@irishgrl]

@4:56, interesting that he says this bcuz that’s EXACTLY what Larry Bird did! He turned the Celtics around from a 29 win team to a 61 win team! As a ROOKIE! And I noticed Max stayed SILENT! HE KNEW VERY WELL THE IMPACT LARRY MADE!

[@omniamericana2172]

84, Stormin would’ve sped Henderson up. He was a problem for Cheeks - know Henderson would’ve had issues. when magic went to the bench and Norm moved over with Coop - they outplayed everyone’s 2nd unit.

[@geejoe4506]

Norm and I are the same age and it was a pleasure for me to follow his career with the LA Lakers and Clippers. Always a great interview with Chic Hern too. Thanks you guys! That was fun.

[@doctorx1924]

This was a very entertaining interview from start to finish. Very informative takes from Norm such as talking about how historically you can win with a little guy being your best player and the effects of social media on the current player.

[@silverblackguerrilla4370]

The fact that fans would even except accuracy in a HOLLYWOOD movie is ridiculous. Especially a comedy/drama series. They're obviously going for the laughs, not the facts

[@epicon6]

Well no shit. It's a TV show. Magic released "they cal me magic" on Apple+ and people can tune in to that for accuracy but Winning Time is one of the most awesome shows in a long time.

[@dwaynecoy1871]

They had 4 episodes available before this podcast. Would have been nice if they would have taken the time to at least watch the show before making these comments. Even the host hasn't seen all the episodes. C'mon man, that's what everybody wants to hear about.

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

Do u have any idea who the host and guest are??? 😂 they were there in real life! They don’t have to watch how badly they bungle THEIR stories (esp Norm). Cedric is in the series later when they get clobbered by the celtics in 84 and max punks worthy Lol

[@dwaynecoy1871]

@@NBAHistoryCLNS - yes, I know exactly who these two are. I saw them play back in the day and know their history. I also know that the only reason anyone would want to hear from these two journeyman, forgettable players about what they did 4 decades ago is because of the HBO mini-series. And since Hollywood adds in stuff that didn't even happen, it's only through talking to folks that were actually there that we can tell what was real and what is made up. It doesn't do us any good if the folks who can give us those answers don't even bother to take a look at what was put out on the air via HBO. If they haven't even seen the episodes, then we might as well be talking to some rando at a sports bar.

[@waltadote]

@@dwaynecoy1871 stop hating

[@Samuelfish2k]

@@waltadote He’s not hating. He explained himself pretty damn well…

[@bluestar9463]

Great interview, but Josue Pavon needs to sit this one out - Let Max and Norm handle this....

[@tommyjohnson3294]

Being a graduate from WVU, I remember the battles with Duquesne and WVU. Tony Robertson (WVU) vs Norm Nixon.

[@lawrencewomack5589]

great interview, recalling history, but Norm Nixon VS Maurice Cheeks in the finals, they use to go at it!

[@sherrigrant573]

Yessss

[@johnd746]

Totally agree on Labron, and missing a shot, or making a turn over, and not getting back. Doesn't send the right message. If you can't get back then sit on the bench.

[@stevewise1656]

Chris was shocked and it was televised to something like 130 countries. The toughest guys in sports and entertainment said they would've been shocked and reacted the way Rock did.

[@cocopuff6810]

But he did Norm. Kareem was there for years and lakers didnt win until magic got there🤷🏾‍♀️

[@fromtherubble6890]

I love Winning Time because it enrages Laker fans.

[@riog8082]

Whomever gets enraged over a tv show or movie has other issues. Life is too short, get over yourself.

[@shinyori]

This is an entertainment fictional series based on real life events. I don`t understand why people are so adamant on being accurate. It`s not even meant to be accurate.

[@paulbeetz7531]

Norm Nixon= legend Norm Macdonald= legend Norm from Cheers= legend Equation= all Norms are legend!

[@johnnythekid4601]

So if lebron spent all that money on trainers, nutrition etc why did he only play 56 games???

[@broaddusmarines]

Ironically, Larry Bird walked into Boston and turned a lottery team into a 60+ win team.

[@666brandohill1]

At the end the day Norm Nixon is and always will be know as a great ball player!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gturcott1]

Norm was great on the two Lakers teams that won the titles 80, 82!

[@rashb3994]

Man he's a good interview. Brings that old school tell it as it is insight.

[@ericrussell9746]

This was dope

[@Jiltedin2007]

Lakers traded “Stormin’ Norman” Nixon to the Clippers for Byron Scott.

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

1982-83

[@mrc302]

I was mad like they traded a family member. 😅

[@Jiltedin2007]

@@mrc302 Byron Scott was just as integral to the Lakers Showtime offense as Nixon was.

[@uncletony6210]

@@NBAHistoryCLNS after the 82-83 season.

[@riog8082]

The Lakers passed on Clyde Drexler in that 1983 draft. The Glide was taken 14th. I wished they would have taken Clyde instead of Byron Scott.

[@beastmodethomas8208]

Nixon representing middle ga! I use torture southwest 😂😂😂

[@elvispresley5921]

Ya , Why WAS Norm in the series dress'd like Walt Frasier?

[@stephjackson8757]

They coulda left that dude Josue at home lol they ain’t let him say a word

[@Brownflash]

I was todays years old when I realized Kane and Norm Nixon on Winning Time is the same actor! 😂

[@sherrigrant573]

He was Whitney's kid in the bodyguard and the kid in terminator2

[@B.I.G.C]

WHEN A SHOW IS REAL BUT IMAGE DAMAGING THEY SAY ITS INACCURATE

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

It says it's not accurate before every episode

[@ClassicGREATS]

I don't know Cedric and Norm. I don't think Barkley took a 3 piece from Cedric

[@orthotech9758]

I have been a Lakers fan since 1984, but I had to subscribe because I love Cornbread. He is a contributor to WFNZ radio here in Charlotte and he's still active at UNCC. Rumors were swirling 10 years ago that he was offered a job as HC at UNCC. Unfortunately that wasn't true. Even though he lives in Massachusetts, he still has a big presence in Charlotte.

[@EmanBasketballDad]

The great Norm Nixon. You expressed it exactly! Your son is awesome on the show. Had no idea he's your son. I was like, man...this guy likes a lot like the real Norm Nixon. One of my regrets, I idolized Jamaal Wilks as a player and emulated his game. Because of my height, I should have emulated Norm's game. His game is timeless. Norm would be an All Star in today's game.

[@surfshack2]

I always knew that there was more of a will to win than drama with the Lakers. You could not be that good with too much drama, these guys just wanted to win. Man back in the day I hated Cornbread. I was a Sixers fan, him and Bird and McHale were so tough. We seen so much great basketball from that era. The Lakers 1980 Championship was one of the greatest moments in NBA History.

[@jackmeoff9116]

I noticed in the first episode how Norm's character kept calling Magic country.. But he was from the Big M-Macon,GA. That was Hollywood taking liberty in the writing.

[@artistamisto]

Glad to see Norm setting it straight. Liked him a lot as a player. I saw the 1st Winning Time episode and it was shit. I followed the Lakers since they beat Barry's Warriors in the playoffs then got ousted by Walton's Blazers. Was calling out some bullshit in that crap WT series. I don't watch fake, so one and done for me. They really should've made a 7+ part series like Jordan's Last Dance.

[@MrBackslider1]

For me this was a cool podcast .😎 Being a Laker fan especially during the 80's going against Boston was crazy, you were either a Lakers fan or a Celtics fan. But what was even more crazy is that if you were black you rooted for Lakers if you were white you were for Boston lol I say all this to say.....it was cool to see both ex Laker and ex Celtic be the best of friends. I'm in my late 50's and I still feel some kind of way for Boston lol. I know it's just basketball but that rivalry back then ran deep. Great podcast 👏

[@DarthLowIQ]

Very interesting interview… I would like to get Norm’s opinion about the 1989-1990 Detroit Pistons and the modern Golden State Warriors with respect to his theory that a team can’t win with a short player being the leading scorer.

[@titansrule72]

Norm Nixon is a wise man. Imagine if he played for the Celtics in the 80s. Would've had the built in Cheers chant of 'NORRMMMMM!!'

[@deredevil3415]

Love real hoopers giving real perspective!

[@tedkay3750]

great in site and overall interview~

[@flightent9287]

Michael Jordan came in and instantly changed the dynamic of the Bulls and so did Bird....So did Dr. J with the Nets....plenty of people came in and changed the franchise around without a Kareem....WTF

[@pjpredhomme7699]

I heard him say there were very few players who could do that . The ones you listed were definitely some of them . If anyone had watched Magic before he got to the lakers - you would have never doubted he was going to change everything

[@flightent9287]

@@pjpredhomme7699 clean out your ears and start at the 5 minute mark....he never said what you just said at first....he literally said if you wasn't Kareem you wasn't coming in and changing a franchise around sir....then he contradicted himself by saying something totally differently in the next breath.....

[@bennyb44875]

Norm and Coop were the only 2 I liked back in the day (as a Celtics fan) now....much later in life, you can see how The Lakers and The Celtics were built from the same thread..JUST WIN

[@hiphopsunday]

Good interview with Norm. I wish you guys had asked him more about playing for the Clippers. Maybe a little about how Sterling was as an owner. Lakers typically hated the Clippers so how did he feel being traded to that team? Can a healthy Kawhi Leonard & Paul George the Clippers duo past the Western Conference Finals?

[@sixstringsensei6673]

The show is entertaining on HBO but you have to watch it realizing that most of the scenes probably never took place.

[@JXL21]

Norm, Larry did exactly that for the Celtics. In comes Larry, 29 wins become 62 wins

[@davida4802]

Stormin Norman was one of my favorite players and I truly hated Maxwell but it’s so good to see him doing this podcast with Nixon and to see that he’s doing well. I have so much more respect now for the Celts than I did back then because I’m a die hard Laker fan… well at least before Lebron.

[@darinvee4980]

Norm must not have heard the Celtics went from winning 29 games the year before Bird was drafted to winning 61 Bird's rookie year.

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

What did he say to make u cite that?

[@darinvee4980]

@@NBAHistoryCLNS Go back to the 4:50 mark and start listening. Norm says unless you're adding a Kareem or Moses a team is not going to have a massive turn around. He was referring to the addition of Magic not being a huge "game" changer, but Larry did just that for the Celtics as a rookie.

[@williambarnett9023]

Norm was my favorite. Magic became my all time favorite but while they were together Norm was my favorite. Went to his camp in 1980 and he made my day when he spotted me walking across the court and as cool as they tried to portray him in Winning Time told me "Quit walking like you strutting".

[@rhepungus3657]

I just know Norm from the highlights, but he seems a great guy.... Nice vid, y'all!

[@leojones22]

OMG, a Celtic legend Maxwell asking his arch rival Laker legend Nixon why he got traded ? These two guys were fierce rivals in the day.

[@chinacatsunflower8054]

A big, big THANK YOU from Italy. Yes, both Maxwell and Nixon were and are famous here too, believe it or not :)

[@akimmalik1329]

He could of mentioned when Westbrook was in OKC he could of listen and understand from Maurice Cheeks a great point guard.

[@nitetrainbryant2]

Mannnn, listening to Norm Nixon talk basketball was fantastic. His Wisdom and knowledge are a breath of fresh Air.... Great Podcast!

[@jaqualblack4295]

The show is clearly satirical....

[@FH-jq9ti]

How much of a difference in the positive, would Norm, Cedric ,etc would have been if they had the physical training during the off season or during the season ,too prolong they're career?

[@tracylee4451]

Norm Nixon's son is doing a wonderful job on the show. Even if the show is fiction it's really good.

[@TBtheking405216]

I wonder what those Nixon family dinners are gonna look like once the last episode hits...

[@DC4Life77]

This was a great interview!!! 👍🏽

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

Thanks! Max has some really A-list guests lined up for the off season. Stay tuned and don’t forget to subscribe. 😬

[@46st]

As a Lakers Thanks Cedric U The Man I love The Show Take Care and Happy Easter to everyone lol

[@WVandellHarris]

Okay, great interview until “the slap” attention. PEACE OUT!!✌🏾

[@bastillemcdaniel254]

That was a beautiful conversation you didn’t get you don’t get no better than that just beautiful

[@gturcott1]

Norm was great but he was a point guard and so was Magic so he was traded for a great shooter

[@darrius751]

Kinda disagree with you Norm, small ball schemes (scoring pgs, volume 3s, spread floor,) proved that you could win a chip in today's game. Exposing the perimeter mismatch is the main the reason the back to the basket 5 is extinct.

[@lawandalynn2871]

Great 👍 Interview real Basketbal 🏀 Talk.

[@NBAHistoryCLNS]

Missing those days.