
Kevin O'Connor
@KevinOConnor • 426,389 subscribers
Yahoo Sports podcaster and writer. Host of The Kevin O’Connor Show, available everywhere you get your pods.
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Such an awesome story that I had to dig up the play that Jon Gruden described. What a classic Brett Favre moment
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SGA's true shooting fell from 68% against the Suns to 58% against the Lakers to 55% against the Spurs last postseason. Playing more off the ball could mean easier shots for Shai, more energy deep into the playoffs, and more room for OKC's younger guys to develop.
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Stephen Curry's story about Kobe Bryant is awesome. Interview by Sean Evans on Hot Ones:
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I dug up the videos from Stephen Curry’s stories about Kobe Bryant
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NBA League Pass on the Apple Vision Pro looks incredible.
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John Mayer really might be the GOAT. He’s a complete guitarist who has never stopped improving despite decades of success. An incredible singer. A sensational songwriter. The total package. This new spin on his classic “Gravity” gets me fired up for his next album.
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Darryn Peterson's high school playmaking tells a different story than his year at Kansas. Peterson had 38 assists and 38 turnovers in college, which is not the line you expect from a potential franchise lead guard. Part of it was his off-ball usage. Part of it was a Kansas roster that didn't shoot well. But DP averaged 5.3 assists as a senior at Prolific Prep, and had the ball in his hands the majority of the time. He delivered bounce passes into the paint, whipped cross-court skip passes, and looked the part of a point guard with far more explosiveness off the dribble. If that burst returns in the NBA, he could become an excellent shot-creator. These highlights are a glimpse of it.
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Calvin Booth believes four factors converged to cost him his job with Denver. First, the Nikola Jokic effect: when you have the best player in the world, everything else gets taken for granted. Second, the friction between a tenured champion coach and a first-time GM. Third, ownership. Booth believes the Kroenke family, for all its success across sports, doesn’t place the same value on front-office executives that other organizations do. And fourth: “I think I just made it look too easy.” He elaborated: “Anybody that’s really good at something, when they make it look easy, that was really, really hard to get to. [It took] a lifetime’s worth of playing basketball, coaching basketball, having conversations, scouting, for me to go in there right away, assemble a championship team, win a championship.” My full conversation with Booth goes deeper into his time with the Denver Nuggets, Jokic, his basketball philosophy, the upcoming draft, and many more subjects. Check it out on the latest episode of The Kevin O’Connor Show.
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