"Blazing the Trail: NBA Players Who Influenced a Generation" is a ten-part podcast/article series breaking down the games and legacies of ten of some of the most influential players from the 1990s and 2000s. The series features exclusive interviews with over 30 former and current players and coaches and in-depth conversations with some of the best analysts in the business.
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"Blazing the Trail: NBA Players Who Influenced a Generation" is a ten-part podcast/article series breaking down the games and legacies of ten of some of the most influential players from the 1990s and 2000s. The series features exclusive interviews with over 30 former and current players and coaches and in-depth conversations with some of the best analysts in the business.
On this episode of Blazing the Trail, we discuss Shane Battier, his role in the Moreyball revolution in Houston, his unique, at the time, approach to defense that has become commonplace today, his role on “The Heatles,” and much, much more. Joining us for this discussion will be the man of the hour himself, Shane Battier (2:45), and his former coach and current Associate General Manager for the Utah Jazz, David Fizdale (35:24). Also, be sure to check out the accompanying article written on Rashard Lewis over at BasketballNews.com.
Make sure to also check out part one on Steve Nash.
And part two on Rashard Lewis.
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Blazing the Trail
"Blazing the Trail: NBA Players Who Influenced a Generation" is a ten-part podcast/article series breaking down the games and legacies of ten of some of the most influential players from the 1990s and 2000s. The series features exclusive interviews with over 30 former and current players and coaches and in-depth conversations with some of the best analysts in the business.
