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Kendrick Perkins: I didn't get this from no inside source with the Celtics, but I just feel like at this point Jaylen Brown is somewhat talking himself right up out of that organization with his live stream. And people may say ‘man, Perk, you overreacting or you tripping’. No, I'm not. Because Allie you've been in locker rooms, you played at a high level in college, you covered at a high level. That's why you got all them Emmys. Danny Green, three-time champion. And y'all know like I know that podcasting, that was not going to be tolerated in our locker room because it breaks a trust. Like the most important thing that you need when you're trying to go win a championship is you need trust.
Shams Charania: ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins – 14-year NBA veteran and 2008 champion – has agreed to become the men's basketball General Manager of HBCU Jackson State, as well as a connection to its broadcast and journalism program, per Perkins: "I'm thankful for this opportunity to impact young lives and pour back into my community." Perkins worked closely with Jackson State men's basketball coach Trey Johnson and vice president and director of athletics Ashley Robinson to finalize the new role.
Kendrick Perkins: "I voted for Mitch Johnson for coach of the year. I thought he did an outstanding job in the regular season, even throughout the course of the playoffs. The number one thing was his substitution pattern was horrible throughout the Finals. I go back to Game 3, why was Dylan Harper on the bench in and out of the lineup so much in that fourth quarter when they had that collapse? I mean in Game 4, he was 21 points, eight for 12 from the field, plus 12 on the stat sheet, and I just didn't understand. They had no answer for that young man, he should have been in the game. One could say Victor Wembanyama played too many extended minutes at times, that comes on coaching. Big Shot, you just highlighted earlier in the show about Harrison Barnes and not really getting quality minutes there. I thought on the defensive side of the basketball, he could have done a better job. Once you see Jalen Brunson, Jalen Brunson had too many spurts where he was just busting their ass. At some point when you see that this motherf*cker got it going, somebody got to beat him. I'm trapping him until he gives up the ball and he's not getting it back. If they do make a play and make a shot, you got to show me that you can do it again."
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Oh No He Didn't: "He just entered in my opinion top 75 greatest player of all time. Somebody in that top 75 has to step aside" The question is: Who? ??
Jenny: Perk, who was the best locker room leader on the teams you played for? Kendrick Perkins: Nick Collision.
Kendrick Perkins: "I got so many regrets in my playing career that that's why with this second career, I'm maximizing this. I got so many regrets. It's things that I could have been better at, better at. I wasn't in the gym. So I'm working. I'm working."
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NBA Courtside: Kendrick Perkins believes Rich Paul is actually HURTING LeBron’s GOAT argument by his podcast takes: “This is where he has to stop. This is where he starts to hurt LeBron James GOAT case. This is where people start saying the ‘controlling of the narrative.’ You speaking on MJ and saying these things and it’s like ‘here go Rich Paul, LeBron’s guy to hype up his GOAT status.’ But it’s not hyping it up, it’s actually making it worse!”
Kendrick Perkins: "So, I'm in Oklahoma, right? My oldest group, my AAU organization, they're playing in Oklahoma, okay? My son is on the team. All right, we playing, they're playing their last game. It gets hostile because the game is so intense. So, it's in the moment, standing room only, blah, blah, blah, whatever. We end up winning the game. All right, they have, they have a player on the out, on the other team, that's like 6'10", 400 pounds. He's, he's like 17, right? And so after the game is over, he comes and he body slams the kid that's on my squad. I'm talking about like, when I'm watching it from the bench, it fucked my head up."
Kendrick Perkins: "So then in this moment, players are going at it, they're about to fight. So I'll get up, I walk up, I walk over there off the bench and I say, I tell them, I said, I grab my players, I'm like, hey man, let's break this shit up. Coach, grab your players. As I'm telling one of the assistant coaches, hey man, grab your players, let's go. He tell me, I ain't got to do shit, fuck you talking about. Like on that type of time and I'm like, hold on, bro, like, what? Like, where's this hostility coming in at? You know what I'm saying? Like, where's this energy like towards? So I'm like, all right, bro. So then I'm like, bro, just grab your players, grab mine so we could get the fuck up out of here, right? Like, he pop off at the mouth again. That second pop off, it's me to fuck off."