Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

Kawhi Leonard on the mindset that has made him a better player: “It’s been a mindset I’ve had over years. And how I’ve gotten better. Not shying away from moments. I’ve had great coaches in the past and the present that allowed me to make mistakes in-game, knowing that...

joeylinn_'s profile picture

Joey Linn

37,867 subscribers

51,566 views • 5 months ago •via X (Twitter)

Sports
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Comments

No comments available

Comments from the original post will appear here

Related Videos

Kawhi Leonard on Spurs fans booing him: “It’s just because the player I am. And what I’ve done here. So it’s a little pain in the heart still. It’s still love in the city wherever I go. But obviously when I put on that different jersey, they have a great fanbase, so they’re gonna stick to the Spurs and I’m okay with that.” Is it added motivation? “Nah… Every game I’m looking for the ball and trying to be aggressive. That’s how you have explosive games… If you come in the game with an inconsistent mindset, you’re gonna play inconsistent.”
1:09

Kawhi Leonard on Spurs fans booing him: “It’s just because the player I am. And what I’ve done here. So it’s a little pain in the heart still. It’s still love in the city wherever I go. But obviously when I put on that different jersey, they have a great fanbase, so they’re gonna stick to the Spurs and I’m okay with that.” Is it added motivation? “Nah… Every game I’m looking for the ball and trying to be aggressive. That’s how you have explosive games… If you come in the game with an inconsistent mindset, you’re gonna play inconsistent.”

Joey Linn

692,650 views • 1 year ago

Ray Allen says his most clutch Finals shot had nothing to do with being clutch “Not just that [Game 6 Finals] shot, but all the preparation that went into it. To be so good at one shot in one moment, it’s like a thousand shots” “Not in one sitting, anybody who shoots a thousand shots in one sitting is lying to themselves, because you ain’t shooting a game shot” “It’s over time, the collection of shots I’ve taken, the work I put in. Knowing where you are on the floor, understanding the lines, where you feel around the basket, your footwork” “Over time it becomes innate every time you step on the court. That was one shot. But look at all the shots I took in practice, warming up” “I used to do drills where I’d lay on my back, jump up, have the coach throw me the ball and I’ve got to shoot. Get on my stomach, do the same thing.
1:01

Ray Allen says his most clutch Finals shot had nothing to do with being clutch “Not just that [Game 6 Finals] shot, but all the preparation that went into it. To be so good at one shot in one moment, it’s like a thousand shots” “Not in one sitting, anybody who shoots a thousand shots in one sitting is lying to themselves, because you ain’t shooting a game shot” “It’s over time, the collection of shots I’ve taken, the work I put in. Knowing where you are on the floor, understanding the lines, where you feel around the basket, your footwork” “Over time it becomes innate every time you step on the court. That was one shot. But look at all the shots I took in practice, warming up” “I used to do drills where I’d lay on my back, jump up, have the coach throw me the ball and I’ve got to shoot. Get on my stomach, do the same thing.

katsu

115,499 views • 1 month ago

Jaylen Brown with an interesting postgame interview before walking off the court: “I’ve had to adjust, it’s a different year. I just do what the team needs me to do. I’ve been able to evolve through different things in my career. This team, I’m more of a playmaker, so I just embrace it and get better in that role and do what I do.” #Celtics
0:44

Jaylen Brown with an interesting postgame interview before walking off the court: “I’ve had to adjust, it’s a different year. I just do what the team needs me to do. I’ve been able to evolve through different things in my career. This team, I’m more of a playmaker, so I just embrace it and get better in that role and do what I do.” #Celtics

The Celtics Files

401,944 views • 1 year ago

FormaL speaks on taking opportunities in CoD 🗣️ "If you don't play the game within the game of social climbing you will get f*cked over" "People who roasted me for leaving them, I had to do that to ascend" "If you can get on a better team do it or you'll be left in the dust"😳
0:45

FormaL speaks on taking opportunities in CoD 🗣️ "If you don't play the game within the game of social climbing you will get f*cked over" "People who roasted me for leaving them, I had to do that to ascend" "If you can get on a better team do it or you'll be left in the dust"😳

CDL Hater Central

121,018 views • 8 months ago

🎙️ Kon Knueppel on the team's collective mindset and 8-game win streak: "When we do it, we're really, really good. At the end of the game, we gotta be better. Just taking every chance we get to get better, starts with us starters finishing that game strong."
1:18

🎙️ Kon Knueppel on the team's collective mindset and 8-game win streak: "When we do it, we're really, really good. At the end of the game, we gotta be better. Just taking every chance we get to get better, starts with us starters finishing that game strong."

r/CharlotteHornets

28,293 views • 6 months ago

Draymond Green (Draymond Green) on why he declined his player option: “I’m always willing to work with the team on whatever it is, especially at this point in my career. So my decision to opt out was for a few reasons. As you all know, I’ve always taken the approach of working with the organization. I’ve been in 1 place for 14 years. It’s more of a family to me than anything. Like you’re talking people I’ve been in relationships with over the course of the last 14 years. I view Golden State more like Michigan State, like it’s more like an alma mater to me as I’ve been somewhere for 14 years. So, when in a position to try to help better our team, to try to help better this organization, I’m always intrigued by that route. So opting out, I think for us, it leaves optionality. It gives optionality. It allows to possibly do some things. Joe Lacob, Peter Guber, the ownership group has never been one to shy away from doing things that help this team get better and if I can stand on that same side and have a hand in helping this organization be in a better position, I’m always willing to do that. So it gives everyone optionality from me opting out and we’ll figure it out from here on what’s the best course moving forward. So I feel great about it and we’ll see where it goes from here.”
1:31

Draymond Green (Draymond Green) on why he declined his player option: “I’m always willing to work with the team on whatever it is, especially at this point in my career. So my decision to opt out was for a few reasons. As you all know, I’ve always taken the approach of working with the organization. I’ve been in 1 place for 14 years. It’s more of a family to me than anything. Like you’re talking people I’ve been in relationships with over the course of the last 14 years. I view Golden State more like Michigan State, like it’s more like an alma mater to me as I’ve been somewhere for 14 years. So, when in a position to try to help better our team, to try to help better this organization, I’m always intrigued by that route. So opting out, I think for us, it leaves optionality. It gives optionality. It allows to possibly do some things. Joe Lacob, Peter Guber, the ownership group has never been one to shy away from doing things that help this team get better and if I can stand on that same side and have a hand in helping this organization be in a better position, I’m always willing to do that. So it gives everyone optionality from me opting out and we’ll figure it out from here on what’s the best course moving forward. So I feel great about it and we’ll see where it goes from here.”

Chef

130,378 views • 1 month ago

I’ve been following this phenomenon for a while. I have no idea what to make of it but when you see the sky get that black at 3:30 in the afternoon on a sunny day AND you hear what sounds like loud trumpets in the sky…It means something.. I’m not sure what. I don’t know if it’s biblical or if it’s something our government is doing, but I know what it sounds like to me . It’s been happening all over the world . I’d love to hear your opinions on this.
0:37

I’ve been following this phenomenon for a while. I have no idea what to make of it but when you see the sky get that black at 3:30 in the afternoon on a sunny day AND you hear what sounds like loud trumpets in the sky…It means something.. I’m not sure what. I don’t know if it’s biblical or if it’s something our government is doing, but I know what it sounds like to me . It’s been happening all over the world . I’d love to hear your opinions on this.

Leah Rain ✝️🇺🇸🎸🏝️

22,670 views • 1 month ago

John Wall says NIL money is exposing who's really hungry and who's not “If you’re a star player and you know you’re going top five, cool. Get your money. But don’t let that change you.” “I’ve got my tournament, right? A kid comes in that plays for Overtime Elite. I’m thinking he’s the star player. He comes in with three chains on, ski mask on, walking into my gym.” “So I’m looking at him like, ‘Oh, he’s the guy.’ How many minutes did the man play in the game? Two. They were down 20 and he played the last two minutes.” “I’m like, ‘Your mindset is all backwards.’ You’re buying all these chains. You’re walking in with a ski mask. And you’re not going to go nowhere.” “If you get NIL, you’ve got to have a great foundation, parents or a great management team around you, so you know how to manage it. Because it’s already kind of preparing you for the NBA.” “These guys are getting $3 million, $4 million in high school. I look at it like this… If I’m getting $3 million in high school… I’ve got the best car on campus. I’m making the most money on campus. Am I waking up at 5 a.m. to work out the same way? I better.” “I don’t think a lot of these kids are. That’s where it’s like, ‘Oh, I got this early.’ Now what’s my purpose of getting to the league? Now you know if a kid really loves the game. Because I’m already getting what I really want… The money. The cars. The fame. So do you really love the game?”
1:18

John Wall says NIL money is exposing who's really hungry and who's not “If you’re a star player and you know you’re going top five, cool. Get your money. But don’t let that change you.” “I’ve got my tournament, right? A kid comes in that plays for Overtime Elite. I’m thinking he’s the star player. He comes in with three chains on, ski mask on, walking into my gym.” “So I’m looking at him like, ‘Oh, he’s the guy.’ How many minutes did the man play in the game? Two. They were down 20 and he played the last two minutes.” “I’m like, ‘Your mindset is all backwards.’ You’re buying all these chains. You’re walking in with a ski mask. And you’re not going to go nowhere.” “If you get NIL, you’ve got to have a great foundation, parents or a great management team around you, so you know how to manage it. Because it’s already kind of preparing you for the NBA.” “These guys are getting $3 million, $4 million in high school. I look at it like this… If I’m getting $3 million in high school… I’ve got the best car on campus. I’m making the most money on campus. Am I waking up at 5 a.m. to work out the same way? I better.” “I don’t think a lot of these kids are. That’s where it’s like, ‘Oh, I got this early.’ Now what’s my purpose of getting to the league? Now you know if a kid really loves the game. Because I’m already getting what I really want… The money. The cars. The fame. So do you really love the game?”

Josh Chambers

338,851 views • 13 days ago

Leo Rautins criticizes Brandon Ingram after the Game 1 post-game callout: “When the Raptors had Kawhi Leonard, did you ever hear him say, ‘You got to give me the ball’? He never said anything like that in public.” “When you’re an All-Star, you get the ball. You go get it. You make plays.” “If you think about the pressure that he just put on himself under, publicly saying, ‘I need shots.’ You put pressure on a coach. Now coach has got to defend what he’s doing out there. Your teammates are answering questions about you, and why you didn’t get shots. “You’re trying to win a playoff game! Now you put pressure on everybody, including yourself. Then the next game after that, you don’t deliver. You can’t do that. Not when you’re an All-Star, not when this is your job.” “You got to score, and you got to find ways to do it, and not look for excuses on those situations.” ( 🎥: TSN )
1:25

Leo Rautins criticizes Brandon Ingram after the Game 1 post-game callout: “When the Raptors had Kawhi Leonard, did you ever hear him say, ‘You got to give me the ball’? He never said anything like that in public.” “When you’re an All-Star, you get the ball. You go get it. You make plays.” “If you think about the pressure that he just put on himself under, publicly saying, ‘I need shots.’ You put pressure on a coach. Now coach has got to defend what he’s doing out there. Your teammates are answering questions about you, and why you didn’t get shots. “You’re trying to win a playoff game! Now you put pressure on everybody, including yourself. Then the next game after that, you don’t deliver. You can’t do that. Not when you’re an All-Star, not when this is your job.” “You got to score, and you got to find ways to do it, and not look for excuses on those situations.” ( 🎥: TSN )

Omer Osman

159,273 views • 4 months ago

Hakeem Olajuwon and Kevin Durant talking about mid-range shots being dead in the NBA “I can’t believe it. You see a few guys in our league still keeping it alive. SGA was the MVP. He still shoot a lot of mid range. It’s the unpredictable shot. It’s an easy shot to shoot once you master it. Once you figure it out, it feels like a layup. I’ve been trying to keep it alive, man. I’ve been shooting. I shoot the most in the league. Get to your spot, preserve some energy. You don’t got to dunk and shoot from deep all the time. You can mix that in. But the mid-range is that area. That was the name of the game back in your era of basketball. I feel like everybody had a mid-range game” (Via Boardroom)
0:53

Hakeem Olajuwon and Kevin Durant talking about mid-range shots being dead in the NBA “I can’t believe it. You see a few guys in our league still keeping it alive. SGA was the MVP. He still shoot a lot of mid range. It’s the unpredictable shot. It’s an easy shot to shoot once you master it. Once you figure it out, it feels like a layup. I’ve been trying to keep it alive, man. I’ve been shooting. I shoot the most in the league. Get to your spot, preserve some energy. You don’t got to dunk and shoot from deep all the time. You can mix that in. But the mid-range is that area. That was the name of the game back in your era of basketball. I feel like everybody had a mid-range game” (Via Boardroom)

NBA Courtside

550,298 views • 6 months ago

Kevin Hart explains why he’s become less active on social media “The older you get, you get a little more detached from it because you’re paying more attention to the things that are extremely important” “So whether it’s family, wife, kids, whether it’s the moment of a good time, I’m more present today than I have been in my earlier years” “Not being present is trying to capture moments instead of living in the moment” “I’m not looking to capture and film… I’m capturing things and mentally holding onto them, which is just better”
1:01

Kevin Hart explains why he’s become less active on social media “The older you get, you get a little more detached from it because you’re paying more attention to the things that are extremely important” “So whether it’s family, wife, kids, whether it’s the moment of a good time, I’m more present today than I have been in my earlier years” “Not being present is trying to capture moments instead of living in the moment” “I’m not looking to capture and film… I’m capturing things and mentally holding onto them, which is just better”

Jack

110,558 views • 3 months ago

Todd Howard says Fallout 76 is the game that he is most proud of. “In many respects, it’s the game that we’ve done that I’m the most proud of. It’s so hard to do and then maintain as a relevent game, and I think if you look across the industry, the amount of games like it that there have been or come and gone, and here’s 76 still there with big numbers and doing well.” “I get to see the roadmap that's planned for the game, and it gets even better.” Source:
1:51

Todd Howard says Fallout 76 is the game that he is most proud of. “In many respects, it’s the game that we’ve done that I’m the most proud of. It’s so hard to do and then maintain as a relevent game, and I think if you look across the industry, the amount of games like it that there have been or come and gone, and here’s 76 still there with big numbers and doing well.” “I get to see the roadmap that's planned for the game, and it gets even better.” Source:

Idle Sloth

15,218 views • 6 months ago

Napheesa Collier on playing with Olivia Miles “I’m super excited, Liv’s court vision and her passing ability is really amazing. I’ve never played with a player like that before. So it’s been fun to watch her, like even get better in the past couple weeks… I’m excited to get out there and reap the benefits of it”
0:21

Napheesa Collier on playing with Olivia Miles “I’m super excited, Liv’s court vision and her passing ability is really amazing. I’ve never played with a player like that before. So it’s been fun to watch her, like even get better in the past couple weeks… I’m excited to get out there and reap the benefits of it”

Andrew Dukowitz

44,068 views • 3 months ago

Napheesa Collier on being back at practice and how the ankles have progressed “It’s been going well, I’m progressing really well but obviously it’s hard to be out, not to be with the team. I’ve been trying to take advantage of it, get healthy, bring my perspective which is different from the sideline than on the court. So trying to be like a player coach out there for them, as best as I can but it definitely feels better to be on the court”
0:22

Napheesa Collier on being back at practice and how the ankles have progressed “It’s been going well, I’m progressing really well but obviously it’s hard to be out, not to be with the team. I’ve been trying to take advantage of it, get healthy, bring my perspective which is different from the sideline than on the court. So trying to be like a player coach out there for them, as best as I can but it definitely feels better to be on the court”

Andrew Dukowitz

22,858 views • 1 month ago

Kawhi Leonard on Bennedict Mathurin’s missed game-winner: “Ben wide open. Laced em up. Unfortunately, he didn’t make it. But it’s basketball. Things happen. We got a good look and he’ll be ready next time.” Mathurin on the miss and Kawhi’s encouragement: “Man, I’ve been thinking about this the whole time. But great shot. It was great to have that experience. Obviously I wish I would’ve made that shot, but there’s nothing I can do other than work on it more… It means a lot. In my opinion [Kawhi] is one of the greatest players to ever play the game. So to have him come show love and show support that there’s many more ahead of me — for a guy who's made a lot of those shots, it was great to see.”
1:02

Kawhi Leonard on Bennedict Mathurin’s missed game-winner: “Ben wide open. Laced em up. Unfortunately, he didn’t make it. But it’s basketball. Things happen. We got a good look and he’ll be ready next time.” Mathurin on the miss and Kawhi’s encouragement: “Man, I’ve been thinking about this the whole time. But great shot. It was great to have that experience. Obviously I wish I would’ve made that shot, but there’s nothing I can do other than work on it more… It means a lot. In my opinion [Kawhi] is one of the greatest players to ever play the game. So to have him come show love and show support that there’s many more ahead of me — for a guy who's made a lot of those shots, it was great to see.”

Joey Linn

296,648 views • 6 months ago

Kevin Durant on why he left OKC and joined Golden State 👀 “In OKC, we had a lot of specialists. Dudes that played defense but couldn’t score on their own. Couldn’t shoot the ball, somebody who could shoot but then couldn’t guard that well” “Golden state calling me I’m like sh*t, they averaging 120 a game. I don’t have to worry bout a zone everytime I catch the ball, top locking me, double teaming me… I feel like we made the game better because you had to come with it from the 1st possession of the game or you’re gonna get blown out” (Via Unguarded pod)
1:33

Kevin Durant on why he left OKC and joined Golden State 👀 “In OKC, we had a lot of specialists. Dudes that played defense but couldn’t score on their own. Couldn’t shoot the ball, somebody who could shoot but then couldn’t guard that well” “Golden state calling me I’m like sh*t, they averaging 120 a game. I don’t have to worry bout a zone everytime I catch the ball, top locking me, double teaming me… I feel like we made the game better because you had to come with it from the 1st possession of the game or you’re gonna get blown out” (Via Unguarded pod)

Heat Central

4,290,822 views • 8 months ago

I’m blessed to work in the industry I love, with a company that’s a legendary player in the game, making more money than I’ve ever made in my life, WITH my best friend at that… and mf’ers to try and find ways to downplay that or make me ashamed of it. Please. 😂🫶🏽
0:49

I’m blessed to work in the industry I love, with a company that’s a legendary player in the game, making more money than I’ve ever made in my life, WITH my best friend at that… and mf’ers to try and find ways to downplay that or make me ashamed of it. Please. 😂🫶🏽

KenBarbie™

206,388 views • 11 months ago