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Sunday, 9 AM, that's prime time.
Set your DVRs: Spurs guard Gary Neal will be featured on a segment of ESPN's Outside the Lines. Sunday, 9 a.m ET.
-McDonald
Sunday, 9 AM, that's prime time.
sweet.
I wonder if the interviewer was able to neal with the fact that he or she was interviewing Gary Neal.
Will rape come up? iow, is this ESPN?
wouldn't be a real interview without it.Will rape come up? iow, is this ESPN?
you can't un-rape a bell.
Sunday, 9 AM, that's prime time.
Guess you missed the AM part
Do they know he is on the spurs?
Outside The Lines does pretty good work IMO. They go beyond the appealing to the masses garbage and look for actual stories that are interesting. It's not the same crap that most espn programming is. Any other ESPN show and I'd expect Gary to just be asked what's his favorite Blake Griffin dunk and what's it like to be in the same NBA Lebron James is in, but since it's OTL it should be a good piece.
I guess you missed the sarcasm.
i think it'll be something like this:
cant wait to see it!
You can rape a bell?
boutons was joking...Guess you missed the AM part
if rape comes up, if I were Gary I would say...."when other people in my neighborhood would say they wanted to be like Mike, I would think to myself I would rather be like Kobe"
what ever the case may be, he or she will have to neal with it
i agree with your opinion on OTL.. however.. i kinda do wish that negative stuff in his past wouldn't be brought into attention like that tho..
You can rape anything with nipples.
This was an interesting piece. Neal seems VERY gracious that the Spurs took a chance on him and gave him the opportunity to resurrect (or perhaps even begin) his career. He appears to have a very down-to-earth type of personality and recognizes his role.
When asked by the reporter, "How long are you going to be happy playing a role here (in San Antonio)?" he responded "Forever". The reporter followed with, "Even if it's off the bench?" and he very quickly responded with a question of his own, "Do you think I'm better than Manu Ginobili?" The reporter redirected his question back to him and Neal snickered as he said "No, so ... you know of course I'm going to come off the bench behind Manu Ginobili. I have no problem doing that."
I can see him in San Antonio for a very long time.
That was, by far, my favorite moment of the piece. Once again, it reminds us fans, and shows the rest of the world, that the Spurs FO are masters at finding talented players, who have truly "gotten over themselves".This was an interesting piece. Neal seems VERY gracious that the Spurs took a chance on him and gave him the opportunity to resurrect (or perhaps even begin) his career. He appears to have a very down-to-earth type of personality and recognizes his role.
When asked by the reporter, "How long are you going to be happy playing a role here (in San Antonio)?" he responded "Forever". The reporter followed with, "Even if it's off the bench?" and he very quickly responded with a question of his own, "Do you think I'm better than Manu Ginobili?" The reporter redirected his question back to him and Neal snickered as he said "No, so ... you know of course I'm going to come off the bench behind Manu Ginobili. I have no problem doing that."
I can see him in San Antonio for a very long time.
unfortunately i missed neal segment this morning but i did hear that statement whent hey played it on the radio the week before.. that was my favorite part too
when's tha mothafudgin rerun?
But I thought the FO was ?
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