2004 NBA Champion Rip Hamilton joins Matt and Stephen on episode 41 of All The Smoke to look back at his 14-year career. Hamilton talks with Matt and Stephen about winning a title with the Pistons during his 9-year run with the team and looks back on the Malice at the Palace. He also opens up about being teammates with MJ on the 2003 Wizards and tells stories about facing Kobe & Shaq. 

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2004 NBA Champion Rip Hamilton joins Matt and Stephen on episode 41 of All The Smoke to look back at his 14-year career. Hamilton talks with Matt and Stephen about winning a title with the Pistons during his 9-year run with the team and looks back on the Malice at the Palace. He also opens up about being teammates with MJ on the 2003 Wizards and tells stories about facing Kobe &amp; Shaq.  Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

ALL THE SMOKE pairs two of the most outspoken and controversial players of their time. Known as fiery, intense competitors during their on-court careers, Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson are now two of the most widely respected voices by today’s crop of NBA stars. Serving as mentors to numerous players throughout the league and with their hands firmly on the pulse of the game, they have first-hand insight into the minds, lives and pressing issues facing today’s players. Barnes and Jackson, who have played alongside two generations of All-Stars, will dish on the latest news and drama from on and off the court without boundaries.

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2004 NBA Champion Rip Hamilton joins Matt and Stephen on episode 41 of All The Smoke to look back at his 14-year career.

Richard Hamilton | Ep 41 | ALL THE SMOKE Full Episode | #StayHome with SHOWTIME Basketball

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The Oscars just wrapped, so we did what made sense: pulled the 20 craziest Hollywood stories from the All The Smoke archives and put them all in one place. Leonardo DiCaprio getting so deep in character on Django Unchained that it changed everything on set. Vince Vaughn actually slapping Snoop Dogg on Starsky & Hutch. Denzel ignoring RZA while quietly giving T.I. the confidence to become an actor. Charlie Sheen juicing for Major League. Tupac and Eazy-E almost starring in Menace II Society. Ryan Coogler breaking down what inspired Sinners. These are the Hollywood conversations nobody else is having

The Oscars just wrapped, so we did what made sense: pulled the 20 craziest Hollywood stories from the All The Smoke archives and put them all in one place. Leonardo DiCaprio getting so deep in character on Django Unchained that it changed everything on set. Vince Vaughn actually slapping Snoop Dogg on Starsky &amp; Hutch. Denzel ignoring RZA while quietly giving T.I. the confidence to become an actor. Charlie Sheen juicing for Major League. Tupac and Eazy-E almost starring in Menace II Society. Ryan Coogler breaking down what inspired Sinners. These are the Hollywood conversations nobody else is having

The CRAZIEST Hollywood Stories Ever Told on ALL THE SMOKE

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One of the most complete players to ever put on a uniform finally pulls up to All The Smoke Dugout, and Eric Davis does not disappoint. From growing up in South Central Los Angeles alongside his childhood best friend Darryl Strawberry, to navigating racism in the minor leagues, to becoming the highest paid player in the state of Ohio — E.D. takes us through a life that was anything but ordinary.

Eric gets brutally honest about Marge Schott, the most chaotic owner in baseball history, and how her racism became the fuel that drove him to demand a $3 million contract and deliver a World Series championship. He opens up about the real Pete Rose — not the headlines, but the man who showed up with $5,000 cash in a rubber band, ostrich cowboy boots, and more swag than anyone in that clubhouse expected. He breaks down what the steroid era actually looked like from inside the locker room and why the Hall of Fame has lost all credibility in his eyes.

One of the most complete players to ever put on a uniform finally pulls up to All The Smoke Dugout, and Eric Davis does not disappoint. From growing up in South Central Los Angeles alongside his childhood best friend Darryl Strawberry, to navigating racism in the minor leagues, to becoming the highest paid player in the state of Ohio &mdash; E.D. takes us through a life that was anything but ordinary. Eric gets brutally honest about Marge Schott, the most chaotic owner in baseball history, and how her racism became the fuel that drove him to demand a $3 million contract and deliver a World Series championship. He opens up about the real Pete Rose &mdash; not the headlines, but the man who showed up with $5,000 cash in a rubber band, ostrich cowboy boots, and more swag than anyone in that clubhouse expected. He breaks down what the steroid era actually looked like from inside the locker room and why the Hall of Fame has lost all credibility in his eyes.

Eric Davis Unfiltered: Pete Rose's Street Life, Steroid Era, Elly De La Cruz, Marge Schott

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Vernon “Mad Max” Maxwell joins All The Smoke Unplugged for a hilarious NBA-heavy episode covering Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP run, whether SGA is already better than prime James Harden, Luka Doncic’s revenge stretch with the Lakers, LeBron’s future in LA, Boston’s playoff ceiling, and Houston’s late-season struggles.

Mad Max also reacts to Bam’s controversial 83-point game passing Kobe’s mark, breaks down March Madness contenders, top NBA draft prospects like AJ Dybantsa and Cameron Boozer, and sounds off in classic unfiltered fashion on everything from KD to college hoops chaos.

Vernon &ldquo;Mad Max&rdquo; Maxwell joins All The Smoke Unplugged for a hilarious NBA-heavy episode covering Shai Gilgeous-Alexander&rsquo;s MVP run, whether SGA is already better than prime James Harden, Luka Doncic&rsquo;s revenge stretch with the Lakers, LeBron&rsquo;s future in LA, Boston&rsquo;s playoff ceiling, and Houston&rsquo;s late-season struggles.
Mad Max also reacts to Bam&rsquo;s controversial 83-point game passing Kobe&rsquo;s mark, breaks down March Madness contenders, top NBA draft prospects like AJ Dybantsa and Cameron Boozer, and sounds off in classic unfiltered fashion on everything from KD to college hoops chaos.

Is SGA Better Than PRIME Harden? Luka's Revenge Body + March Madness

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Richard Hamilton | Ep 41 | ALL THE SMOKE Full Episode | #StayHome with SHOWTIME Basketball

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