Speaker 1: It is time now for junior and sports talk.
Speaker 2: What you got junior, Well, you know, Robert Reed passed away, man,
Speaker 2: Robert Reed passed away. Yeah, sixty eight years old. Man
Speaker 2: played ten years with the Houston Rockets. Yea, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Did you see Robe playing who I was a kid
Speaker 2: when rob Ree was playing in the NBA. Rob I'm saying, like,
Speaker 2: you know, like, what was he like? Ten years he
Speaker 2: played with Moses Malone is.
Speaker 3: A great player. You know, he is a role player.
Speaker 3: He's a role player.
Speaker 2: He's a role player. Yeah, brother, Okay, all right, man,
Speaker 2: Well you know, and then also mass black history. My uncle,
Speaker 2: I just I want to ask you about this too, Oli,
Speaker 2: Bill Russell, Jim Brown. He's like I said, Arthur ash
Speaker 2: Kareemer duo jabbar. What was they like for the movement
Speaker 2: for the civil rights?
Speaker 3: I mean, they stood up. They were the most recognizable
Speaker 3: figures in the world today. You know, they were athletes,
Speaker 3: and they weren't high paid athletes. They were making good money,
Speaker 3: but nothing like they make today. But they united themselves
Speaker 3: and stood up for the calls for the rights of blacks.
Speaker 3: Them dudes right there made stance man scream up. Hugh
Speaker 3: Juba changed his name from Leuele Sindo. Cassius Clay changed
Speaker 3: his names to montcommed Ali. It's got is Jim Brown Man, Dayton,
Speaker 3: white women, old screams and talking back to folks. Because
Speaker 3: Bill Russell was winning championships, coaching and taking leadership roles.
Speaker 3: These men stood up. Arthur Ash made them change the
Speaker 3: game of tennis. They made them these people man Old Gibson,
Speaker 3: they was legends.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: That was just difference. And there's some cats out there
Speaker 3: today that's very active. Do you look at Lebron James
Speaker 3: and he has hit me out there? Man, lost some
Speaker 3: cats out there, man. That's about the business. Lebron James
Speaker 3: is in the community building school building stuff. You know.
Speaker 3: The Jordan Foundation right now is doing our standing work.
Speaker 3: Everybody was mad at Jordan in the beginning, but Jordan
Speaker 3: was born to change the game up basketball. Jordan was
Speaker 3: not born into this other road like uh, like Lebron was. Look,
Speaker 3: Jordan was born to take the game of basketball globals.
Speaker 3: You go look in Turkey or anywhere in Middle East.
Speaker 3: That boy is on that wall with that ball in
Speaker 3: his hands, jumping through the ass.
Speaker 1: He did.
Speaker 3: He became more active civil rights and stuff like that
Speaker 3: jobs and stuff like that. Jordan bad dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, man, Yeah, I didn't know all that he
Speaker 2: did all of that. I ain't know off ass changed
Speaker 2: tennis like that.
Speaker 3: That's what he takeing do, just being black in it
Speaker 3: and winning. Yeah, Serena and Venus came and did a
Speaker 3: whole nother notch to that thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah what all right, another black history moment. That was
Speaker 1: a sports moment there, Thank you, Junior, Thank you, Steve.
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