Chuck: One thing I think is really hurting the NBA is we got many guys who are stationary shooters. They just stand there. Get the ball, put your head down &amp make a move. If you just stand there, you're easy to guard. Man, work on your game, learn to d

Inside the NBA Chuck on Jalen Brunson targeting James Harden This dude out here like Karl Malone he going hunting

JB Bickerstaff on Tobias Harris efficiency postgame - There's so many guys that think dribble dribble dribble dribble dribble dribble is a game

Inside the NBA Draymond Nobody from Cleveland is stepping up Who's walking in that locker room saying what you have to do what you need to do Chuck I got a answer for that question That'd be LeBron James

Tyrese Haliburton I don't think it's as much head coach teaching as much as it is like player development even before you get to the NBA it's just something you like kind of work on by natureeven in pickup they're working on how they can draw fouls I think that's a part of the game

Sam Presti isn't worried about Chet Holmgren If you go back and look at some of the greatest players of the game they all have these moments where they run into defeat or struggle That's what makes them great players is that they're able to continue to move on from that and improve

Inside the NBA Chuck on the Pelicans hiring Jamahl Mosley Im not sure about that one Welcome to the Titanic The ship be sinking