Broussard reacts to Whitlock's take player mobility hurts the league | NBA | SPEAK FOR YOURSELF 

Just because Whitlock can barely move doesn't mean player mobility is bad for the league

Mobility and Whitlock don’t belong in the same sentence

Whitlock is a hater

Magic slowly assembling the infinity gauntlet.

Whitlock is part of the problem why these players want to join forces. You say you want them to stay in smaller markets and then at the end of their career youll say oh but he didnt win any rings. The media takes no blame.

Dont invite Jason Mccintire or who the f he is

I wonder how Whitlock feels about the abolishment of slavery? 🤔

Snacklock talking about the "health of the league" lol

So this just coming up now because of Durant I guess. I didn't hear people complain when Shaq left the expansion Magic high & dry to play for the glamour Lakers franchise.

How are Whitlock and Nick on TV?

It’s destroying competition. That’s all I wanna see

This guy is ridiculous! How can GS be vilified? We drafted how many of our starting 5! How many on CLE roster was drafted by CLE! We added one guy who sat back and said where will my skills be the best, it was a perfect fit!!!

So Doughboy wants the NBA to back to the days of Oscar Robertson when players played on teams until they either retired or the owners traded them.

We live in the day and age of overreaction to everything. This has gone on forever. John Elway refused to be drafted by the Colts back in the early 80's! Eli Manning didn't want to go to San Diego. It's nothing new.

Chris is always on point

Basketball players are not slaves, so stop trying to stick them in a situation where they are unhappy Jason Whitlock.

Its good to see playwrs take control of their careers rather than gms hope so kawhi happy in whatever team he decides to go to.

title say broussard. but he barely talks. broussard is click bait. because broussard best nba opinion.

Just because the warriors got kd doesn’t make the warriors cowardly. If my team acquired 4 all stars id be happy and thats the job of the team management, to make the best team possible.

Chris the GOAT BaaAaAaaA

CP3 can't go the Kobe's Lakers but Durant can join a 73-9 team??? Makes sense.

There is a lot of player mobility in professional soccer, and it is not a problem. Arsenal fans are first loyal to Arsenal, and then the players. The American fans don't have the same attitude. American fans just want to associate themselves with whoever is the most successful at the moment, so they can feel "successful."

I love player mobility. Remember the pop of black men in america is like 6 percent but they make up nearly all of the NBA. So remember its a priveledge for these teams to have you. And theres no real loyalty in these organizations. if they feel the need to get rid of you they will just look at Isaiah Thomas

If it's a problem stop drafting these developmental players... that's where the imbalance comes from

I can’t wait for QBs and WRs to team up and make the offseason interesting.

This is why there should be no conferences. This wouldn’t even be a concern if there wasn’t anymore

Chris Broussard's deteriorating patience with the assanine Jason Whitlock

People keep saying the Warriors are hurting the league, but the ratings say otherwise. Ratings have never been higher than they are today. The NBA has been growing fast, increasing in popularity, and they just got a new T.V deal that is worth BILLIONS in annual revenue. The NBA is a business and so far, they've been making tons of money. The Warriors are an international sensation because they are a "superteam." Superteams generate interest in the NBA and that's been proven by how many fans the Warriors have in different countries around the world.

Brossard needs his own show

Paul George, Jimmy Butler, and Carmelo were traded. So not every player just up and jumped to the west.

Cakelock back at it...

Is it me or does it feel like the people hating on LBJ are hating on Kawhi

I'm with Whitlock on this one. Basically the NBA now is being a fan of players because they're jumping ship from your team if the situation isn't ideal for them.

So Lewhine can join with a top 3 player in the NBA and everything is ok lol hypocrites

Loyalty works both ways

Players should be in control of their experience

They don't like that it's throwing light on bron.

"Go ahead and fine me."

There is a problem, if you cannot decide on where you want to go

But what about when the front office trades players?

Talent isn't finite but money is.

Cocklock is like a plant from billionaire owners. Its like he has no idea what being a human being is like. Hes purely business minded and has no sense of people.

Lebron shouldn't left Cleveland !!! In turn Durant didn't have to follow his footsteps of leaving okc . " that's player mobility"

Player mobility is good. Certain players though shouldn’t be on certain teams. I don’t mind KD moving from OKC. Great! The problem is he Moved to a 73-9 already stacked Golden State team. If Kawhi wants to Move from the Spurs... cool. But Kawhi shouldn’t go to the Warriors. All mobility is not created equal.

It’s Cowardly of the Golden State Warriors to accept and sign Kevin Durant , who is top 3 player in the league. Man what?! Take this man Whitlock off TV! This is BLASPHEMOUS!

Great investigative work, Fatlock. 🔍

I don’t need team concept, I cheer for players meaning I watch all games.

Jason McIntyre making a good point. Wow

The problem isn't the players and mobility, the problem is there are far too many teams that have no business being in existence. Some cities can't maintain or have any business hosting a team, but because of the extra franchise fees (expansion fee) the owners get every time a team is created, the league gives its blessing for small cities to get a team.Players not wanting to be in a small market that doesn't get them the most exposure and therefore the most money opt for larger cities as fast as they can. Can anyone really blame them ?

Jim jackson and broussard would be great hosts..always objectives. And less emotions

Not many players are unselfish, humble loyal and great Like Tim Duncan, Kobe, Stockton, Karl Malone, D Wade except once, Dirk, Magic, Jordan, Manu Ginobili etc I can’t find one player in the league right now Anywhere close to these players loyalty.

This has happened in the past

It happens in most sports. Neymar leaves Barcelona to go to Paris, Renaldo left English football to go play in Spain etc.

The big strong market teams always pay for the lower team markets

If sports talk shows didn't put so much emphasis on a championship validating a players career, then maybe players wouldn't feel like their legacy depends almost solely on getting one. The players aren't exclusively to blame for 'superteams,' and talk show hosts should consider the narrative they've created as being part of the problem. That's my two cents.

Why force a player to work for a team he doesn't enjoy playing for?

One better solution is to really enforce the salary cap, if the team got maxed out, they are not allowed to pay penalties just so they are able to form a super team.

Worst part about this discussion is they are crying on where they are going but make millions of dollars doing it. They should be ashamed of themselves. They dont deserve it

Never take their free choice away.

Whitlock HAS to be a character he has writers

If it’s not good for the league the league should have denied the acquisition of Durant to the warriors rn we wouldn’t be having this problem

I've literally never heard anything positive come out of Whitlock's mouth. I understand that this show is about hot takes, but c'on...

Whitlock was this close 👌🏿 from getting smacked by Jim

This happens in soccer all the time. Players constantly moving and certain clubs just stacking up. That doesn’t always mean that marquee club wins it all. Nba issue is just a pure lack of competition.

Mobility isn't the problem. Having one team signing 4 prime all stars and destroying the competitive balance is the issue. Every other great team in the NBA had competition, 80s Celts, Lakers, Philly, Pistons went back and forth, 90s Bulls were pushed in the finals to 6 games five times, went to multiple game 7s on their way to the finals, Houston got their chips in, 00s Spurs, Lakers, Mavs, Heat, Pistons, Celts, all competed with each other, not to mention the Kings, Pacers, Jazz and other small teams that were extremely competitive at the time. This juggernaught went to 7 against Houston but seemingly only due to boredom. It's not competitive, they have no threat, which makes it dreadful to watch

lol the last 2 days the title has for 2 vids has started with "Chris Broussard reacts to Whitlock"s..."

Whitlock... bro Are YOU really bringing up mobility? Lol

I think it’s great to have player mobility, but I think different incentives and measures should be in place to provide balance to the league. I like the “Pro player” motto but when fans are paying money you have to look out for them also.

Player mobility is very good what is missing is a serious salary team hard Cap.

Join forces and become the juggernaut

Why do you want a player on your favorite team who doesn’t want to be there?

We need to block Whitlock and McIntyre from talking about sports.

0:15 he was about to say " for lebron"

Whitlock is super annoying, never knows what he talking about

Only superstars, stars and semi-stars have mobility. That's a small group, maybe 15 to 20 tops, so everything will balance out. It also helps some fans of otherwise mediocre teams.

It happens It isn't good for smaller markets but I think we are just seeing it more with bigger superstar players in this era more than past eras. But people are just using more of their rights that they have.

People who have never played basketball do not at all deserve to make points that directly affect the nba players

I whole-heartedly agree with Whitlock on this.

As a Golden State Warriors fan I witnessed 40yrs with know championship aspiration so I don't want to hear anything about player movement via free agency

I want to see super teams playing hard against each other, & therefore I have no problem with player mobility & teaming up. I believe many fans want this.

Jimmy I don't want to go player option

Whitlock is pro big mac

8 teams in 18 years?!?! Who is this guy. That's terrible parity.

So you want players to be forced to stay somewhere they don’t want to? Where they do that at?

Theres already a system in place ... last place teams get lottery picks and get to pick draft picks first.. Small market teams have the potential to draft the next big superstar ...look at Donovan mitchel , Devin booker, Antekompo , Anthony Davis etc etc

I like the players have the mobility to go where ever they want, but if all the players just team up and only wanna play on 2 or 3 nba teams, it makes no sense to watch regular season or even the playoffs , because you're just gonna wait until the finals for the 2 only good teams to play against each other. because of no competition at all

He isn't dependent on a fan base...anywhere.

Too many childish comments about Jason’s appearance. Thank god most of you aren’t in debates

From a fan perspective it’s not good, if the NBA wishes to have only big markets to have teams then this fine, because if every free agent goes to a handful of teams what’s to keep the fans in smaller markets engaged? Now you can’t even buy your favorite player’s jersey because you don’t know they might ditch you for another team

Jim Jackson nailed it once again

OMG, I am so tired of Whitlock's takes... He cannot remove is his own personal bias from his arguments. He is not "pro fan" he is pro "Jason Whitlock's bias" which in this episode comes through as "Jason Whitlock's, Indiana Pacers fan bias". And, in other instances, he brings personal bias into a conversation and bullies the other analysts with the same nonsensical takes, without unique insight or fact based reason, but personal bias (go back and listen to his Kaepernick takes with him and Chris Broussard for some glaring examples). He brainwashes himself into believing that his own POV is objective because he lacks the ability to see through the eyes of another person -- aka he lacks of sympathy/compassion. His ego is also too big to ever, EVER admit that someone else may have a goof point and that his mind might be changed. That's why I respect Cowherd, Broussard, Bill Simmons -- they are willing to admit when they erred. It's also why I can't stand Nick Wright. Nick Wright and Whitlock should be on a show together called, "I'd rather argue my point than me right." So.... right now he's upset about Paul George leaving. Period. The fact that he said, "Kevin Durant AND the Warrior's team ruined the NBA," is my case and point. The Warriors were constructed from the draft and, other than Harrison Barnes, NOT ONE integral player has exercised their right to go to another team. Just because KD wanted to play with a team he had chemistry with, that would compete for championships, was revolutionizing the game, had the potential to become an all-time great dynasty, and solidify himself as one of the all tie greats, while going up against his good friend and rival every year in the championships... why is that a bad decision for him or the NBA? That decision has made the NBA more exciting than anything that has happened in that past 10 years! You now have the best team of this era VS the best player of this era going head to head every year and watching how the to entities go about finding new ways to compete with one another is exciting! Also, it has elevated the overall play of the league. The Rockets could have beaten the Warriors. and it looked like they were going to before CP3 went down. Th reality is that, KG and Ray Allen teaming up with Paul P in Boston frustrated Lebron to the point where he said, "F**K this, I am gonna go do the same thing" and left for Miami to try and beat that Boston team he hated so much -- to give them a taste of their own medicine. From thee, he only moved back to the Cavs because they had a top 5 PG (top 7 play imo) in Kyrie, and, at the tie, a top 12-15 player in Kevin Love promising to Join him for another super team. This was BEFORE the warrior had ANY player come join them. They were only able to compete with that Lebron created Cavs team because of injuries in the first two series. And so they realized that and went a got a player that could give them an edge... And now it's all we talk about! It's a conversation that keeps the NBA relevant year-round, "how are teams going to keep up with the Warriors." "Are the Warriors their own worst enemy? The 6th man, motivation." "Which team will Lebron go to challenge the Warriors? Phili, LA, Boston, HOUSTON?!?!..." Jason whitlock, you are an old school dude with blinders on and a lack to ability to see thing s from other's shoes. Because of that, you are turning into grumpy old guy, which I hate, because you weren't always like that. And you are doing a disservice to amazing analysts you bring on the show, interrupt, and don't listen to. Open you ears and close your mouth for a second. You job is to facilitate these conversations, but you aren't doing that -- you might as well just do the show yourself being so unwilling and stubborn in your POVs.

You have no respect the way you be swallowing them calories

Too make things all fair contracts can only be 2-4 years max for all sports. Because how many teams over pay for players past there prime. And players should man up if they sign those multi million contracts

It’s the players choice, guys spend their entire lives from the time they can hold a basketball, they deserve their freedom for what ever reason they want to go wherever they want to go.

Get rid of the conferences. West v East is crazy. 30 teams, so 29 opponents. Home & away for every team makes a 58 game season. Less money but players stay fresh & play longer. Remove the conference system & the weakness of the east doesn't matter. (NFL should abandon them too)

Whitlock should host a show with Skip Bayless. That way, we could avoid enduring their nonsense on professional talk shows.

I don't like player mobility when the top players are trying to make super teams because it hurts the competition in the league. If the top players weren't trying to make super teams I'd be ok with it but this super team movement going on isn't something I'm a fan of. I'm just old school cause I like each superstar leading their own teams to titles but at the end of the day it's a new era of NBA basketball we are living in

There is no league without the players. They need to be allowed the freedom they deserve. If a player isn't happy with a situation or a team, they shouldn't have to suffer through that when they have the option to leave and be better elsewhere. Right? I mean, employee wants to stay with an organization they're not happy with?

All players control where they r because owners r forced to trade them if they're unhappy. Or you'll have a pouter on your hands and also a player where u don't know if they're giving full effort. Easier to trade them

This is the only time ive ever agreed wuth Whitlock. The guy on the left of him said for a 9 year span there were 8 teams in the finals and in the past 12 there was 8? Thats not a huge difference lol