JJ Redick Talks About The Moment He Knew He Was Going To Retire From The NBA

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In this clip from episode 156 JJ Redick talks about the exact moment he knew it was time to retire from the league
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@MisticStyles 2 года назад

It's really telling of the human psyche that you can make $117,000,000+, retire at 36, and still be terrified of what you're going to do next. JJ is ultra successful, hardworking, and smart. It actually makes me feel better about some of the doubts I've had in my own life.

@dannyh5937 2 года назад

Everyone has fear. Doesn't matter what you do, nothing will ever be perfect.

@ianbranham4552 2 года назад

Nothing to do with the money, but think about athletes who make it to his level and how hard they worked how long they trained how many hours were spent in a gym its their life and has been there life some their whole lives and now all that just ends thats gotta be a crazy melon collie feeling. What do you do with all that time, how do you interact with family all the time now when before you were barely there and even when you were you had the game on your mind. I made it to college level and ended because of am injury an was weird feeling for even me at that low level

@lebumjames1373 2 года назад

@@ianbranham4552 It’s melancholy not melon collie lol.

@ianbranham4552 2 года назад

@@lebumjames1373 yeah i didn't proofread the message, and my keyboard learned words has it as melon collie im guessing from me searching for the smashing pumpkins album spelled that way, not sure. Guess i need to start checking my spelling more before i hit send, wasnt aware it was a spelling bee

@svrmanrawnxt 2 года назад

What JJ said makes no sense. I understand he meant he didn’t know what his next career would be. But you got all that money and young kids you don’t have to do anything you can focus on them. Or with all that money take a trip. I don’t believe that “idk what to do next” take. I bet you there’s so much shit he wish he could’ve done but couldn’t bc he was in the league

@sknkwrksowner 2 года назад

As a person that lives in Raleigh and was here when JJ was playing in Durham, it WAS that intense and the majority of people were THAT invested yet had zero to do with the team, school, or the games. I would hate to be a Carolina or Duke player during those years. It's cooled a bit with the number of 1 and Dones, but back then, it was freakin' stupid.

@wadeere 2 года назад

Went to NC State while JJ was at Duke, even saw him from court side during an ACC tournament when he was at his peak. Haven't seen a shooter like that in College everything. He was a phenomenon.

@dannyh5937 2 года назад

People forget. He rarely had a bad game. Back at Duke he wasn't the player he is now. He couldn't dribble and drive the way he did towards the middle of his career. He got all those points off of screens and shooting the rock in someone's face. I can't think of a shooter to ever be as good as JJ in college.

@dannyh5937 2 года назад

Will, you're the host. Please just ask open-ended questions and let the guest do their thing.

@jordanjohnsen8425 2 года назад

Love the channel. You guys have great chemistry and vibe together. It's like we could be bro's just chilling.

@shassan95 2 года назад

The boys might be intending this but I feel like they could do less talking in the guest pod’s and allow the guests to talk more

@realgritter9775 2 года назад

yea.. taylor’s co-host talks way to much

@Tonypalozzi10 2 года назад

They both interject and interrupt so much and add anecdotes that are unrelated or that we’ve already heard from them 100s of times. Good energy but they definitely have a lot that can be improved

@Heidelbergensis 2 года назад

hosting is hard. open-ended questions are so great for guests to meander, but the personal anecdotes really slow things down especially if it's not finished in like 10-20 secs and doesn't further add on to questioning.

@dannyh5937 2 года назад

The best hosts never talk about themselves. Ask open-ended questions and let the guest take care of the rest.

@davidr4523 2 года назад

JJ Redick is very good at hosting podcasts. He is smart, highly creditable, surprisingly likeable, respected by other athletes and he asks very good questions. The only thing he is missing is a good co-host. If JJ good get a host with the credibility and sense humor as a John Salley or Charles Barkley his show would be much better. The guest seem to get annoyed every time his cohost asks a question.

@badxgrass 2 года назад

I like Tommy, but yeah, JJ needs a co-host that he has REAL chemistry with, someone that has the credentials and personality to complement his.

@Heidelbergensis 2 года назад

@@badxgrass Davis complements Duncan so well as a host, you could even argue that Davis is THE host or the better host. So hard finding good co-hosts.

@badxgrass 2 года назад

@@Heidelbergensis oh definitely, you can really argue that Davis is the better host per se. But their on screen pairing just works, it just does.

@davidr4523 2 года назад

@@Heidelbergensis who is Davis and Duncan?

@plus_sign 2 года назад

i like that kid with JJ, i feel like it's always gonna be like that when one dude is famous (& your friend) & the other co-host is regular

@itsdeltime 2 года назад

Not a Duke fan but really like JJ. High basketball intelligence and great broadcaster. GM in his future?

@emkuma 2 года назад

I think it’s refreshing that graduated from Duke with a degree in history. I’ve heard of many former nba players struggling after their playing days are over.

@RobinXlone 2 года назад

what the degree mean? he can get a normal job? how does that help a nba level lifestyle

@lebumjames1373 2 года назад

@@RobinXlone Huh? Why would he get a normal job after earning 100+ million in his career?

@crispyasfuck2856 2 года назад

Would of much rather heard jj talk

@LAMEHERC1 2 года назад

man thats high school sports. when youre in it, its the most important thing in the world. couple years out of it, its a joke. you start to see the ego's these coaches have when in reality no one gives a shit and its fucking awful to watch lol

@thechristwholaughs9925 2 года назад

This podcast, as well as JJ's is a fuckin treasure

@raizen4271 Год назад

NO DOUBT THIS MAN COULD BE A HEAD COACH

@ervin9320 2 года назад

Dude. Retired at 37 years old with millions. Cmon-

@nabetse1999 2 года назад

Exactly. Leaving behind something that made you so successful for so long at a young age, with an uncertain future ahead. Of course it’s scary

@captainsuckbutt3917 2 года назад

It’s scary to enter a world with no useful or meritable skills. The mans spent his entire life perfecting his basketball skills, but in the real world, none of it translates. If he didn’t find himself doing the podcast/announcer/analyst route, most likely he would not be able to find another consistent job

@lornegreen6755 2 года назад

Your jealousy isn’t allowing you to see his point

@WellnessWizdom 2 года назад

He has a degree from Duke University and connections out the ass. He'd have no problem whatsoever getting a job.

@rory9705 2 года назад

You missed the point

@bumshka21 2 года назад

7min clip where guest doesn’t talk after 2.5min? Yikes

@emkuma 2 года назад

“he graduated…”

@mathaha2922 2 года назад

81%

@ericmiller93 2 года назад

Smart guy.

@Hazztech 2 года назад

Hey I know that guy? Wasn't he on the titans line?

@kingexclusivo 2 года назад

nah that was me

@donaldpriola1807 2 года назад

Smart man. One of the few we know didn't spend all his money. He concern is what he can accomplish.

@adrenalineunlimited3376 2 года назад

81 percent. But close enough

@JDRusse11 2 года назад

It’s nice to know that we live in a world 🌍 where 7 Billion people don’t even know that Duke Basketball or the Tennessee Titans even exist!

@joshawarapin5039 2 года назад

Go shit boys. You have to dial down the "Like" word tho. Haha.

@arimichael2499 2 года назад

JJ REDICK WAS MORE MISREPRESENTED BY THE MEDIA BACK IN DUKE AND DURING HIS EARLY PLAYING DAYS THAN EVEN TRUMP...WHAT AN AWESOME, DOWN TO EARTH, GREAT PERSON...SORRY FOR MISJUDGING YOU JJ...IM A HUGE FAN...KEEP WASHING STEPHEN A SMITH FOR US KNICKS FANS WE DONT CLAIM HIM !!!

@patrickmcpartland1398 2 года назад

He even admits to being a shit head at Duke

@jtymon24 2 года назад

He should have retired when Trae Young embarrassed him in a pre season game.

@jasonhuang6332 2 года назад

its 81% of your life JJ

@nasirdoyle964 2 года назад

don’t he look like codee yount

@Bryan-fb8dh 2 года назад

Lol we all feel this. I got let go during Covid. I had 80 grand saved up no kids no dept car paid off and I was worried about spending to much on "Good" TP. Not rational. If you dont feel fear when life changes then your the weird one.

@solomons5669 2 года назад

Rich people problems

@RayanMADAO 2 года назад

Hard to empathize with someone being scared to retire with millions of dollars lol

@Oncopoda 2 года назад

Dude you earned almost $120 million. Terrified of what? 🙄

@rory9705 2 года назад

If u do something for 30 years straight then you wake up one morning and aren’t doing that thing anymore you don’t thing you’d start worrying and thinking about things ? Why do people fixate on money so much, human though and struggles are much more than that

@Oncopoda 2 года назад

@@rory9705 the money isn't just about financial security. It's about having the means to pursue any of your goals and having the luxury of knowing you can afford to fail. How many ppl right now would start a business if they could afford the risk? Just saying.