264: Gregg Popovich’s Impact on Victor Wembanyama

On this edition of Road Trippin’, Allie and Richard discuss San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, and the impact he will have on rookie Victor Wembanyama. Rich believes that Coach Pop had the biggest impact on his career, and his track record of nurturing past superstars like David Robinson, Tim Duncan, and Kawhi Leonard leads him to believe that Wembanyama will be built up in that same blueprint.

Also, Allie and Richard speculate on the plans for James Harden, DeAndre Ayton and Damian Lillard, and where they will most likely wind up, and when the moves will happen. Allie also brings up LeBron James and Rajon Rondo taking time to coach their sons in basketball, and Rich discusses how he believes that their collective basketball IQ’s are some of the best he’s ever known. Allie also asks Rich about the Lakers possibly returning to the “two bigs” set up that lead them to the 2020 NBA Championship, and if Dwight Howard could return and fill that role for Los Angeles.

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