Joakim Noah On Dwyane Wade’s Small Gesture That Made Him Rethink His Bad Blood w/ The Miami Heat

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We have an amazing episode of The Old Man and The Three this week with the iconic Joakim Noah. This is a long and illuminating conversation with one of the best story tellers in the history of The NBA. In this clip he talks about the Chicago Bulls / Miami Heat rivalry and whether or not their 'bad blood' went too far. He also talks about Dwyane Wade's small gesture while Jo was playing for The New York Knicks that made him rethink his whole perspective towards being competitive.
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@RevoZtuns Год назад

Respect to Joakim for being real and maturing into who he is

@melvinbaker7890 Год назад

Noah is a good example of a privileged athlete who never worked hard, a failure. this guy is no good. go work man

@samueljang1132 Год назад

Fr man used to be a menace 😂😂

@whereisdollyp Год назад

@@samueljang1132 at at time I thought he was disturbed lol glad he's doing good tho

@samueljang1132 Год назад

@@whereisdollyp meh. Some people are like that. I understand what he's saying. Some people just have alot of pent up anger towards people's from the way they are raised and sometimes don't know how to deal with it until later. If he was that fucked he wouldn't have been able to play basketball in the first place anyways haha

@mikewilliams9069 Год назад

jhettothug noah

@MrAmadu91 Год назад

This went from jokes to a real honest conversation on life.

@walkintxtinranger Год назад

When you have actual thought provoking convos. Today people are media controlled on their topics

@WriteWhatISee Год назад

Wade is a real one, even though those Heat/Bulls battles were intense over those runs. Wade knows the pain and frustration of playing through and back from injuries on several occasions. It’s dope he was able to have a human moment and set the rivalry aside to throw some encouragement Noah’s way.

@mrace2712 Год назад

This is where real men step up learn and say hey this is bigger than basketball...and wade did that 👏🏾 🙌🏾 👌🏾...and its showing class as well ya know? You never know what someone is going through or if they will need you down the road

@deykno87 Год назад

If only he handled his son right😒

@WriteWhatISee Год назад

@@deykno87 Lmao I can’t speak for that 🤣

@WriteWhatISee Год назад

@@deykno87 Lmao I can’t speak for that 🤣

@NK-dj7no Год назад

@@deykno87 i suspect you mean to f*** his kid from time to time. That’s what people like you do

@o2thief Год назад

4:11 the smile on JJ s face when Joakim said “there are things bigger than this” is priceless

@TheTurtle1100 Год назад

Dwade is my favorite player all time and these are the kind of stories I love to hear. Dwade the goat even without meaning to

@jonathancruz2616 Год назад

Dwade made brought me to basketball. I saw him play and he instantly became my favorite player and I fell in love with basketball.

@dandylawe8875 Год назад

Fax

@NK-dj7no Год назад

My favourite player as well. Made me a fan of NBA

@NoName-cn3cp Год назад

DWade is the second most zesty player in league history

@goose0078 Год назад

Same. The rest of the goats are great, but, as a Wade county kid growing up, I wouldn't trade Wade for any of them. I'll take Wade over MJ any day of the week.

@infinitymixtapes9562 Год назад

Wade of all people knows the pain of struggling through injury after injury and having it derail your career and for Joakim to show this level of self awareness and vulnerability is genuinely refreshing to see, and this is from a Heat fan who used to despise him

@KingGeo2424 Год назад

@x nah bro those knees couldn’t take it after 2016 the same.. he knew that

@smokeyjoe795 Год назад

@x the injuries took their toll and he wasn't at his physical peak as long as some others. Still had a fantastic career, even at 80% DWade was still one of the best.

@dwighthighpoints6143 Год назад

2007 injury

@garrettaguilar9712 Год назад

@x were you even born when he joined the league. It’s obvious you didn’t see him play when he was younger. There is a reason he got the nickname flash. Even during the big 3 in Miami his speed was beginning to decline and was constantly injured

@infinitymixtapes9562 Год назад

@x you must not have seen young Wade cuz Wade after 2012 was a shell of that

@JackOBee29 Год назад

Noah wow what a journey. I remember seeing him at Florida. He's apart of one the greatest teams in college history. He was dawg.

@mikewilliams9069 Год назад

hes a selllouttbitsch

@jondoe1573 Год назад

Noah, Horford, Brewer, Green and the white boy Humphrey dropping three's i remember that team too bro. Last squad to go back to back.

@kinglee3051 Год назад

@@jondoe1573 ya.. and the ref ain't call that charge foul on mike Miller in the first round that would've eliminated the gators...

@AlvaroGonzalez-zv4ft Год назад

Goes to show how powerful words are. Wasn’t nothing crazy that DWade said to him, but still made an impact on his life. If everyone could remember how impactful their words are this could be a much better world 🙏🏽

@TaiAkinz Год назад

D Wade one of the reasons why I started following the nba seriously. Sublime in his prime

@jaw3964 Год назад

You sweet on him?

@weneedareset 9 дней назад

@@jaw3964 we know you are for going left with this

@jaw3964 4 дня назад

@weneedareset seems like you're a little sweet on me to be honest. I'm happy for you bud, but sorry I'm not interested

@weneedareset 4 дня назад

@@jaw3964 always one weido....like WHAT???? 🤣😂😅 you win homie.. I don't want no parts of that funny stuff you on

@jaw3964 4 дня назад

@weneedareset heck yes, look at me now, I got the dub. Clutch like Kahwi in game 7. Sorry, just ignore me though, idk what I'm on to be honest. Hope you have a great night/day

@CheladaDada Год назад

When your used to putting on that tough shell and defending yourself this happens. It’s tiring being like that glad he’s realizing

@ugobrown2357 Год назад

The whole Kevin Garnett situation didn’t help either. you can’t blame him and he’s clearly old school.

@MegaLBreezy Год назад

I still can't get rid of mine. It doesn't really help after sports. Maybe in sales, but.. it's a weird almost mean vibe. I'ma find Jesus..

@icemike1 Год назад

Fake

@SmokiiMoc Год назад

@@MegaLBreezy you can. you just have to adjust to the opposite mindset and actually enjoy it. if that makes any sense at all

@Delaretro_ Год назад

I think what Joakim is trying to say is that it felt like D Wade cared. Noah was Definitely must watch 10 years ago

@TheOnlyKontrol Год назад

The Noah and Drose days were the best

@Dwish305 Год назад

This was awesome. This is why you should always try to be positive with those around you. I remember a 2-3 months working as a new physical therapist, and another physical therapist told me I was doing a good job. He wasn’t messing around, he genuinely meant it. It doesn’t seem like much, but at the time it meant a lot and I won’t ever forget it. You never know what sticks with someone.

@TheRoger428 Год назад

and I hope you’re still striving brother. I love hearing that! 🔥🙏🏼❤️

@unlovedmurray Год назад

So much emotional growth in only a 5 min video

@momoneylessproblems9183 Год назад

Noah: Its not cool to be competitive off the court MJ: And I took that personally…

@GenteelCretin Год назад

I like that JJ name checked KG as a prototype for that behavior... wasn't KG kind of an idol of Joakim until he met him and they beefed? You have to appreciate the irony of that relationship in hindsight.

@zerotolerance4BS Год назад

Joakim, make the fans happy and become more of a voice in Chicago sports media. We need your voice!!!

@jasonandyjoseph Год назад

That was deep. I never heard him speak like that before. I love to see growth in people. It’s a beautiful thing.

@eddieestrada2514 Год назад

Heart and Soul of those Bulls teams❤️

@gregorykingdollar3108 Год назад

Young and talented this kid was overlooked hada good career as a player. Him D rose as a Miami Heat fan I was worried about them boys

@tae2x866 Год назад

Joakim was a baller man, he played with crazy energy and passion

@mekostevens9265 Год назад

Cant wait for the full pod tomorrow, Noah was definitely one of my favorite bulls players growing up!

@fairjordan Год назад

Ngl kinda miss that energy in the league these days. May not see it again for a while. Always loved Jo as a players glad he’s finding peace in retirement

@kevbeenballin9 Год назад

Small words of kindness can affect people in a positive way man its crazy.

@ericpeters0n Год назад

Props to JJ consistently getting these deep vulnerable takes from players. This is a dimension that has been missing from NBA coverage and adds a missing dimension for fans.

@stuartperry8141 Год назад

This is what Chris B. and Rob P. do not get from players doing their podcast, their guests will open up to them honestly just because they both share being a part of an exclusive club. They do not have to try to be a reporter.

@tyronevaldez-kruger5313 Год назад

That's what my man JJ does. Highlight was Perks LeBron confession

@Keegan3005 11 месяцев назад

@@tyronevaldez-kruger5313 FR

@whatsgreat4926 Год назад

LOVE THE LIGHTING AND DOPE SETTING

@georgediaz039 Год назад

As a Heat fan I always respected Joakim. Tough dude he always gave it 100%. Respect 💯✊

@ledernierutopiste Год назад

People don't know how legendary his family is in France. His father, Yannick Noah, used to be the favourite sportman in the country for years and years. He even had a huge carrier as a singer and entertainer. I'm almost sad that Joakim seemed to be more involved in his american life, i'm sure he has some other talent hiding beneath aswell.

@claudiolgm 8 дней назад

I just found out they are related !!!! Wow !

@rafi4043 Год назад

JJ is bringing the best out of his guests - I love this clip

@MegaKhalid121 Год назад

Much respect to Joakim for being transparent

@wuincy1 Год назад

Awwwww he got jj looking emotional towards the end

@timduncan1422 Год назад

JJ you really know how to hype up an interview. Drives me crazy watching a small clip before the full interview drops but I respect that you do it. Can’t wait to see the whole thing.

@kelly933 Год назад

Bro and his respectfulness and awareness in allowing his guests get their entire thought out without interrupting them

@timduncan1422 Год назад

@@kelly933 facts.

@NickZilla04 Год назад

Need this whole interview oh my. Your show just keeps getting better and better, JJ.

@gt122388 Год назад

Would love to see Garnett have Noah on his show

@CesarR1037 Год назад

That would be an awesome episode!! Sadly I don’t think they ever made up tho

@Amm17ar Год назад

Would love to see Garnett on this show too.

@GoatedCulturePodcast Год назад

Idk if we ready for that one quite yet lol … we may get it in 10 - 15 more years 😂 and they still might have to shoot the ones one good time first

@OnTh3Mov3 Год назад

He’ll be on the episode after Ray in 2035

@d.s5508 Год назад

More chance of Westbrook and Durant getting along

@ahancho Год назад

real athletes have empathy for injuries and a true competitor wants to win against those at their best

@tucansam3147 Год назад

Man a lot of people don’t understand how cold wade was he played with his heart . He has 23k in points keep in mind he missed a lot of games because of his knees just imagine if wade never had those knee issues the heat might’ve won 3 championships

@deykno87 Год назад

Wade has three lol

@jasonwilliams9307 Год назад

@@deykno87 lol

@trancebruh3231 Год назад

Wade would have won his 2nd Finals MVP in 2011 if LeBron didn’t disappear and cost them the series.

@andrem.thomas332 Год назад

@@trancebruh3231 That's true but LeBron carried them to two and almost a third but Wade was done.

@TrainEatSleepRPT Год назад

Real talk… that 06 finals was one of the most remarkable finals series I’ve seen from a player… 6 straight incredible games after being down 2-0 to the Mavs.

@TheLoxely Год назад

So keen for this interview. Love this pod JJ

@idonttakemyselfasseriousas7276 Год назад

Joakim NoAAHHH!!! Thats the way the Bulls announcer would call his name and Stacey King. Noah one of my GOATS

@ctothaz Год назад

Heart, hustle, and muscle!!

@krewsaders Год назад

Man it goes to show you that the right words at the right time can mean so much. Wade probably knew since Joakim's struggles were evident around that time for sure. Hope he is enjoying that retirement life

@hviii7452 Год назад

One of my fav all-time Bulls/NBA players…

@MeezyTubee Год назад

Great interview by you guys 🙏🏽

@Initial_ZEN Год назад

That was a surprisingly touching thing to hear Noah talk about.

@Ovakill22 Год назад

this really gave me a different perspective on how I view things... thank u JJ and Joakim for the wisdom.. :)

@sandragordon2005 Год назад

I loved watching these two teams compete, One thing I will always noticed about Noah is that even when his team had no chance of winning he always played hard!

@Bookake-2 Год назад

JJ and Tommy let the man speak his piece. beautiful

@mikeschmidt4800 Год назад

Thanks for the back to back titles Jo! I thoroughly enjoyed watching and yelling at my TV.

@Usmankunda Год назад

Now that is what i call self realization #respect

@JordanandTylerDAD Год назад

Always a great interview.

@onnaquest Год назад

Great conversation. Respect, Joakim, from Cleveland of all places. Ha

@jessewilliams1929 Год назад

This is powerful, this is why “the power of life and death is found in the tongue”. You should always be mindful with what you say because you never know how much it can impact someone. Nice hearing this from Noah about Wade 👏🏾

@addisonjames2325 Год назад

props to this man keep working on yourself my brother its a journey but you will get through it

@bansheeofinisheerin Год назад

This dude was honestly one of the greatest players in NBA history. Amazing post moves, unreal finishing technique, smooth, flowing jumpshot - one of then most beautiful jumpshots in league history. Loved to watch this guy pour in points every night. One of the most exciting players on the offensive end. Truly one of the nice guys of the NBA too. Glad he won all those championships.

@quary1530 Год назад

Beautiful jumpshot is crazy

@_XAV_ Год назад

Beautiful Jumpshot?

@mike-liu Год назад

Think he’s talking about Wade (I hope). Watching Noah shoot free throws was like nails on a chalkboard.

@andrewvelazquez8833 Год назад

@@quary1530 put some respect on this man’s name. NCAA Champ, finished fourth in MVP voting one year, various other accolades

@Hitman-ui1zh Год назад

@@andrewvelazquez8833 his accomplishments doesn't take away from the fact his jumper was broke

@GatherYeRosebudsWhileYeMay Год назад

I always will love Joakim great player, great personality. Seems like a great dude

@vexed334 Год назад

this is deep, multiple levels. thank you

@waff6ix Год назад

thx 4 dis💯ill be honest never liked him as a player but noah 1 a tha pat bev / draymond types luv 2 have him hate 2 play against him💯i like hearin perspectives of players we dont relly think about as much

@Druisbellmusic Год назад

great story. big fan of his heart - but love how level headed he is about it here.

@HoeUFat Год назад

Best podcast out there can’t wait for the full episode tomorrow!!

@Sam-kq4zt Год назад

Damn, took a lot of courage for Noah to talk about this. Good stuff.

@solok5259 Год назад

Jj been coming with all the right people another great interview

@rallymurrah7186 Год назад

Man Jakim this is really good !

@zkring Час назад

Props to Noah for his growth and humility.

@JayHelms Год назад

Fantastic clip!

@semird615 Год назад

You should not be toxic in regular life but competition is genetically engraved into us. Not a day goes by that you don’t compare yourself to others, consciously or unconsciously, it’s natural.

@Yashua227 17 дней назад

That was awesome. Always been a fan.

@CornbreadJenkins34 Год назад

Respect!

@TizOnly1 Год назад

my favorite player since 2000

@malikwilson4309 Год назад

You gotta drop this interview

@youngog7321 Год назад

Noah actually fits heat culture

@gators9570 Год назад

Yeah it’s funny how the majority of those bulls players would have fit the heat. And Deng and Butler ended up there

@johnsmith-ko8vq Год назад

@@gators9570 yah that was bulls culture at the time sadly it died once butler was traded for the coach.

@davidflores0227 Год назад

@@johnsmith-ko8vq At least we got Lavine in the Butler trade

@4tha99n2oo0z Год назад

@@davidflores0227 unfortunately, I wish Lavine had the " Bulls Edgy Attidude" that Jimmy Butler, has every night. 2 streaky

@youngog7321 Год назад

@@gators9570 Agreed. Boozer, Deng, Taj, Noah, Jimmy, Ronnie Brewer.. all dogs. That team was supper gritty.

@pathfinderjan Год назад

I like this part of the interview.

@rickishere2game 6 дней назад

This is some wisdom that a lot of people in and out of sports need to hear. ❤

@_Tahmar Год назад

We haven’t been the same since Noah left. He was our heart and soul.

@lesbridges3040 Год назад

Much love Noah

@boxball9157 Год назад

this part of sports is something WE too, also love. great clip. that MVP DRose, Joakim, Boozer was solid bball

@Sebsemzs Год назад

That Bulls squad was so intense loved them

@lesbridges3040 Год назад

Thanks Wade for having my back much love to you boss.

@AkodoGarou Год назад

Sometimes, the smallest thing, can make the biggest splash!

@jefeswish6221 Год назад

Man I miss seeing this dude play 🤞🏾💯

@salubobryan1032 Год назад

JJ THE FULL INTERVIEW PLS

@samhartje723 Год назад

It’s weird to me how great of a guy DWade seems to be.

@brandonfuller8797 Год назад

I love the intensity

@damonfranklin1351 Год назад

Dwade was just the first one to talk kindly to him 😂

@adecentyoutuber7407 Год назад

I loved Wade and Noah as players. Wade was one of my favorites all time. Such an amazing leader and unselfish superstar. Noah was also a vicious competitor. Not the biggest, strongest, most athletic, skilled or talented, but man did the guy compete hard and produce for the Bulls. I wish his career went longer.

@Its0Smitty Год назад

Man jj is the best interviewer

@zepherscotty Год назад

great response J.J 😂

@taepro64 Год назад

Him being competitive is 100% true I remember the pick up game where they doubling Booker

@blackhammer5797 Год назад

JJ is really good at this already

@TeeTrizzy Год назад

former dark horse mvp candidate. truly a player with all heart. if he had the skill mixed with his heart, he’d be a champ

@kingX777 Год назад

JJ looked like “get to the point” lol but in all honesty I always loved Noah’s energy as a player, he always gave you 110%

@doubleeph8920 Год назад

Nah, JJ was completely absorbed. He could see Joakim Noah was speaking from the heart and from a dark place.

@chachingrings Год назад

My favorite player from the DRose era!! Live a long and blessed life Noah!! You da man

@chachingrings Год назад

money please?

@vinhly2556 Год назад

This a damn good 1

@averyb.476 Год назад

I really like what Noah was saying here. Great for him to have this prospect now. That super competitiveness and aggressive style is great in basketball and even in buisness, but not great relationally

@khoado123 Год назад

Wade is just a class act

@jacorybenson Год назад

Amazing

@shivx1 7 дней назад

I wasn't following basketball much during Joakim's era, I know who he is but that's about it. I found his speaking very interesting. Listened to every single second

@Ahallatchu Год назад

Much love Joakim!

@SankofaNYC 5 дней назад

It's interesting how he ends this at 4:20 saying he was turning into a persona that he truly wasnt.. when throughout the interview he tells us that that very much who he was, he goes as far as to say it's in his blood and even his daughter can be this way. It may have been more accurate to say it's not who he wants to be. And that's just as powerful to recognize that and make the steps to change