• Tim Hardaway Sr. Weighs In On State Of Miami Heat, Chicago Runs w/ MJ & LeBron, Signature Crossover

  • Sep 26 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 15 mins
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Tim Hardaway Sr. Weighs In On State Of Miami Heat, Chicago Runs w/ MJ & LeBron, Signature Crossover

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  • 'The Crossover King' has entered the chat. On this weeks episode of ALL THE SMOKE, Matt and Stak are joined by 2022 Hall of Fame inductee, Tim Hardaway Sr. to talk all things hoops. Hardaway weighs in on the current state of the Miami Heat and looks back on his time with the franchise. Plus, he discusses Tim Hardaway Jr. playing in the NBA Finals and being so close to winning a title with the Mavericks this year. He also shares stories from winning a gold medal at the 2000 olympics and talks about the creation of his signature crossover, 'The Utep Two-Step'.

    Hardaway reflects on Chicago summer runs with LeBron & MJ and the Chicago basketball scene. Additionally, he talks about the creation and impact of 'Run TMC', and the 1997 brawl between the Knicks & Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals.

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