Coach Lebron being undefeated on the weekend, #1 PG in America Dominating and SFG winning at the buzzer!
Was KG’s “Anything Is Possible” The Greatest Championship Speech Ever?
Ask a Boston Celtics fan who watched Kevin Garnett scream “Anything is possible!” after the Celtics beat the Lakers in Game 6 of the 2008 NBA Finals and they will probably tell you it’s one of their favorite sports memories.
Ask a Los Angeles Lakers fan about the scream and they will probably tell you it’s one of their worst sports memories. In the case of our Podcast host, Neil Punsalan, who is a die-hard Laker fanatic, it’s a memory he didn’t experience live because he turned the game off before he could witness Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, and Kevin Garnett celebrate their first title on the Boston floor as a defeated Kobe Bryant walked off of it.
Ask an Adidas executive from that time and they will probably say, “Did KG know our slogan is ‘Impossible Is Nothing’ and ‘Anything Is Possible’ is Li-Ning’s slogan?“
On the latest episode of First Ballot: the Hall Of Fame Podcast, Neil is joined by comedian/writer/Celtics Fanatic Josh Gondelman (Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Desus & Mero) to discuss the greatness and intensity of Kevin Garnett and if his “Anything is Possible” speech is the greatest championship speech ever (videos of a few nominees are below the following Podcast timecodes).
(08:17) Neil Making Enemies
(11:34) KG is a CELTIC
(14:03) Breaking a sweat with KG
(16:17) KG’s favorite movie
(19:27) Neil’s 2008 Finals experience
(23:46) The Paul Pierce Wheelchair Incident
(34:08) Josh’s favorite thing about the 2008 Celtics
(44:27) The Energy on the Floor
(47:18) So good, it has to be scripted?!
(53:48) Josh’s Twitter Pep Talks
(58:22) The biggest moment in Josh’s career
(01:05:33) “Going out to eat”
(01:07:10) Josh’s best KG tweets
(01:09:18) Josh’s Dream Team of NBA Friends
(01:13:36) Josh’s Favorite Cereal
(01:18:10) The best late-night bit
Coach LeBron James Can't Be Stopped! SFG Goes Undefeated at Nike EYBL
SFG Goes Undefeated at Nike EYBL In Kansas City
Austin Rivers Reacts To His CRAZY High School Mixtapes & Tells It All!
Austin Rivers Reacts To His CRAZY High School Mixtapes
Austin Rivers, who was one of the most legendary mixtape players of all time, reacts to his old high school mixtapes and discusses.
Wolves C Rudy Gobert (Personal) Uncertain for Game 2
The Impact of Rudy Gobert's Absence Against the Nuggets in Game 2
Minnesota Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert’s availability is questionable for the upcoming Game 2 happening on Monday night in Denver for personal reasons.
In the opener of the Western Conference semifinal series on Saturday, Gobert played a significant role by contributing six points, grabbing 13 rebounds, making three blocks, and assisting three times in the team’s 106-99 victory.
Being a three-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year and a three-time All-Star, Gobert maintained an average of 14.0 points, 12.9 rebounds, and 2.1 blocks in 76 games during the regular season.
Standing tall at 7-foot-1, the 31-year-old Gobert has an overall average of 12.7 points, 11.8 rebounds, and 2.1 blocks throughout his career in 757 games for the Utah Jazz (2013-22) and the Timberwolves.
If Gobert is unable to play against the reigning champions, Naz Reid, who won the NBA Sixth Man of the Year this season, may step into the starting lineup.






























