00:00Give me, Governor, if you can, your favorite players.
00:03We could talk about growing up.
00:05We could talk about sharing with your kids.
00:07A Flyer, an Eagle, a Philadelphia Philly, a Sixer of all time.
00:13One from each team and why.
00:15You ask the question a little bit differently.
00:17Usually I get the Mount Rushmore question.
00:18Yeah, I don't want that. I want favorites.
00:20No, you ask my favorite.
00:21Yeah.
00:22So let's start with the Sixers.
00:23If you're going Mount Rushmore, you're going Dr. J or A.I.
00:27Both are just incredible.
00:30But my favorite Sixer of all time, this is going to be a deep pull for you here,
00:34was Mo Cheeks.
00:36Woo! Love that.
00:37Incredible point guard.
00:39And the thing, and I always try to learn from watching him,
00:42not suggesting I was anything like him on the court,
00:44but he knew when to accelerate.
00:46He knew when to slow down.
00:47He knew when he had to slash and take the layup or slash and dish.
00:51He knew how to get, you know, again, a really talented squad there.
00:56He knew how to get these guys the ball in a position where they could succeed.
01:01And he just struck me as a guy who was just the smartest basketball player there.
01:06I've never met Mo Cheeks.
01:07I don't know him personally.
01:08But for me growing up, he was a guy I always sort of looked to
01:12to sort of model or, you know, emulate.
01:16I thought he was really something special.
01:18I thought he was really something special.
