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Dwight Howard telling his favorite Kobe story “I like are little fight that we had, our little scuffle that we kind of had. We never had no like real tight beef before any of that. Like I remember calling Kobe right after we lost to them in the finals and asking him how could I get better and then he started talking about you should, you know your post game is good. You know you get down there that nobody can stop your jump hook. You know nobody can bang with you. You can dunk on everybody in the paint you know you just get that face up jump shot you know free throw line jump shot and you good. So I was like, how many shoots should I do. What you do when you shoot? He said, shoot, I make a thousand shots a day. So I said, Yes, I can do that. I can do that. So after that, I would do a thousand shots every day. Have to make a thousand shot. And that would be like I would go around 100 shots a spot. Bank shot on both sides, 100 hook shots, 100 left hand hooks like running hooks like all these different things. So, I started to develop like the shots were so easy because of that” (Via Rich Eisen Show)

Dwight Howard telling his favorite Kobe story “I like are little fight that we had, our little scuffle that we kind of had. We never had no like real tight beef before any of that. Like I remember calling Kobe right after we lost to them in the finals and asking him how could I get better and then he started talking about you should, you know your post game is good. You know you get down there that nobody can stop your jump hook. You know nobody can bang with you. You can dunk on everybody in the paint you know you just get that face up jump shot you know free throw line jump shot and you good. So I was like, how many shoots should I do. What you do when you shoot? He said, shoot, I make a thousand shots a day. So I said, Yes, I can do that. I can do that. So after that, I would do a thousand shots every day. Have to make a thousand shot. And that would be like I would go around 100 shots a spot. Bank shot on both sides, 100 hook shots, 100 left hand hooks like running hooks like all these different things. So, I started to develop like the shots were so easy because of that” (Via Rich Eisen Show)

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DeMarcus Cousins on why Tim Duncan was the hardest player for him to guard in the NBA: “It was either rookie or my second year. And you know you play Timmy enough you kind of pick up on the sh*t that he does. Tim got some tricks to his game that people don’t know about. So one thing he was infamous for is when he’s guarding the big he pulls you down on one shoulder so he can get up and block it. That sh*t used to frustrate. I’m like, “Yo, this a foul.” Yo, like I can’t jump if he’s pulling me down on one shoulder and blocking me. I’m like, “That’s a foul, bro.” So it got to the point it go so frustrating. I’m like, “You know what? I’m about to manhandle Tim.” Like, I just started going through his chest. So, I got maybe two, three buckets in a row. I get to popping it like, “Yeah Tim, you too little out here.” So, you know Tim ain’t really got too much to say. So, I think Tim ran off about a good 14 to 16 like just straight. No extra moves. Back down jump hook, turnaround jumper, face up jab off the bank. I’m just like, god damn. So, by the end of it, you know, he just say good game.” (Via Road Trippin’ Show)

DeMarcus Cousins on why Tim Duncan was the hardest player for him to guard in the NBA: “It was either rookie or my second year. And you know you play Timmy enough you kind of pick up on the sht that he does. Tim got some tricks to his game that people don’t know about. So one thing he was infamous for is when he’s guarding the big he pulls you down on one shoulder so he can get up and block it. That sht used to frustrate. I’m like, “Yo, this a foul.” Yo, like I can’t jump if he’s pulling me down on one shoulder and blocking me. I’m like, “That’s a foul, bro.” So it got to the point it go so frustrating. I’m like, “You know what? I’m about to manhandle Tim.” Like, I just started going through his chest. So, I got maybe two, three buckets in a row. I get to popping it like, “Yeah Tim, you too little out here.” So, you know Tim ain’t really got too much to say. So, I think Tim ran off about a good 14 to 16 like just straight. No extra moves. Back down jump hook, turnaround jumper, face up jab off the bank. I’m just like, god damn. So, by the end of it, you know, he just say good game.” (Via Road Trippin’ Show)

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