i want to be able to tell everybody i was an nba player. was not that good coming out of college, like i was a hustle guy, a garbage guy and worked on my game and became okay, he pushed me and he had me working out three or four times a day in a three-day span. >> really? >> this is what it is going to take to make it. i made it a little bit and i am thankful. >> you had to have something, obviously, you had some talent. because if you did not have the talent, you would not be the great nba player you are now. what happens and what were people not seeing or doing? nothing happens magically. i know you worked at it. when a guy that's 30 and some of the guys don't get drafted. these were not guys number one or two or three draft picks? how does that happen when you are in a world where everything -- everybody is watching and everybody is looking for that next big thing and yet, sometimes they still miss it. >> you h youh-huh, since i was school, everybody missed me. junior college to market. you got to find guys that want to win and i think h

that is paul certainly a top 20 player in the nba.he is now a member of the thunder as he will join the great russell westbrook in oklahoma city. the thunder amongst others and big man -- in that trade. so george will not be going to the cleveland cavaliers or even the lakers right away although that can happen next year. meantime the oakland a's have gotten 4001 and 39 games without being no-hit. they weren't tonight although it got awfully close against the atlanta braves and that man of atlanta walked a couple of guys in the six and lowery is called out and he did swing at that pitch. it didn't matter they were down 2-0 here. he gave up only one run. and then take his insurance to the young pitcher. he wasn't up to the task . olson in the bottom of the ninth inning gets a hold of a pitch and there goes the no-hitter and there goes the shutout but unfortunately for the oakland a's not the ballgame as they hold on 3-1. the severs go giants should have three goals one don't lose one her games and two don't finish in last place and let

game for the nba courtside.vel. and this is was before any cell phones or whatever. and members. press were going on concourses to where televisions may have been available to follow the chase. others were looking over my shoulder at the monitor which at time has the game. and at times a split of the chase, and others a split screen. i would go back from marv, to tom, and then i'd have to hand it off. but this wasn't the usual transition of figure skating to skiing. this was an unusual situation to say the least. >> we have a clip from the documentary. let's roll it. >> um, kelly, kelly, you're not going to do like an effect or anything, right? >> yeah, okay. >> so, when we come up, we'll be in double boxes, right? >> that's, cool, thank you. are you going to come to a single to start? all right. this is bob costas back at madison square garden the knicks and rockets have reached halftime -- >> hey, bob as always you are cool understand fire. what was running your your mind as you're juggling those responsibilit

i'll tell you how much money he'll make a day in the nba -- and the nba tells joel embiid to pro-tipor making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. >> well, at least it was a nice day for a phillies game. >> you know, unalways put a positive spin on things. >> glass half full. >> nice day to see the battle of two offensively challenged teams in south philadelphia. phillies ranking 29th in runs per game hosting the padres. they're last. aaron nola on the mound. mike schmidt bobble head give away today. all time home run leader. aaron nola dealing early. aaron finished with nine strikeouts in eight innings. maikel franco crushes this pitch deep into the left field stands, his 13th homer of the season. aaron gets in trouble in the seventh. austin hedges just a flick of the wrist end gets a base hit to drive in a run and the padres take the lead. he went eight giving up two runs but the offense couldn

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the nba free agency period began at 9:00 p.m. tonight. by 9:04 p.m.urry and the warriors agreeing to a whommer of a contract. as we pensioned earlier this in newscasts, $201 million for five years. curry becomes the high effort paid player in the history of the nba. the face of this franchise certainly curry will be around for a while even when the warriors move back to san francisco in 2019 and beyond. he becomes the high oeft paid athlete in bay area history. here you are the money steph curry five years 201 mm. giants buster posey $$159 million contract and derek cari recently signed that five year deal with shh 125 million but that money is not guaranteed but still it's worth the graphic there a lot of the guys making big money. this is a big deal smaun livingston is staying with the warriors he agrees to a reported deal 3 years $24 million. livingston and curry taken care of up next for the warriors whaer this do withing free agent andre iguodala. >> and atlanta braves pitcher mike full-time wits almost pitches a no hitter made it to the ninth bu

david stern did us a huge favor, he banned it in the nba. we ran a big ad saying, banned in the nba and every kid wanted a shoe. david: michael jordan has not played in the nba for more than a decade but the shoe is still the best selling shoe. why is that? phil: when michael jordan required -- retired we were selling $700 million of jordan products. really knew who he was. some kids do not know who he was. it became a brand. it went from an endorsement to a brand area -- a brand. david: let's talk about your philanthropy for a moment. when did you realize that you cannot take it with you and your better to give it away. phil: it was early in the process. give a $40d you million gift or $500 million gift, do you write a check out or you wire the money? ♪ david: because of the success of the company, you are one of the wealthiest men in the united states and in the world. also one of the biggest philanthropist in the united states and the world. cannotd you realize you take it with you and you are better to give it away? at what point do you

he banned them in the nba.e ran a big as that said band in the nba. >> when you wear his shoes, can you jump higher? >> i think you might. >> i want to go get some. ♪ >> there was a university of oregon runner that was a legendary track star. close to wearing those shoes? >> we worked at it and worked at it. he had worn adidas his whole life but he was right there. we had a small office in eugene and the guy that ran the office ,e came his brother practically, and ultimately convinced him to switch to nike. he was our first comment track and field athlete. david: how hard is it, you have to pay them to use shoes? mr. knight: they all liked them so much, they were them. david: really? mr. knight: no. [laughter] it's good enough, that they demand an endorsement fee from us or whoever they are going to wear. the one that comes to mind is michael johnson. significant. john mcenroe was one of your players. he, from time to time, would lose his temper. did that reflect poorly on your shoe? 's image was that he's a gr

he banned them in the nba.ran a big ad that said banned in the nba, and every kid wanted the shoes then. [laughter] david: when you wear his shoes, do you jump higher. i wouldn't jump higher? phil: you might. david: i might go get some. ♪ david: there was a university over oregon runner, steve prefontaine, a legendary track star, and you became close to him. how did you get him to wear your shoes? phil: we worked at it, worked at it, and worked at it. he had worn adidas his whole life, but he was right there in eugene, and we had a small office in eugene, and the guy who ran the office became his brother practically and ultimately convinced him to switch to nike, and he was our first real prominent track and field athlete. david: you went after others. you have to pay them to use your shoes or they just like it so much they use your shoes? phil: they just like it so much. david: really? phil: no. [laughter] phil: obviously, if they are good enough they demand an , endorsement fee from us or whoever. the one tha

do you root for either team when it comes to the nba finals?immy: no, you're allowed to. >> i stay neutral. i stay neutral. of course i have friends on both sides. but i really don't care. >> jimmy: who's your best friend on each side? >> i don't really have a best friend. i'd say my closest friend on cleveland is kyrie irving. >> jimmy: okay. [ cheers and applause ] and golden state, i'm not really close to anyone, but i'm cordial with a lot of them. >> jimmy: you're cordial with a lot of them. >> i talk to klay a lot. i'd probably say klay. >> jimmy: okay, all right. i think we've learned that you're probably rooting for the cavaliers, then, right? >> no. no. i'm rooting for a great series. >> jimmy: kyrie thinks the earth is flat, right? isn't that -- >> that's kyrie for you, though. that's kyrie. kyrie says a lot of stuff. >> jimmy: is he just trying to be funny? >> no, i think he really thinks the earth is flat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he does. >> i think -- pretty sure. >> jimmy: have you ever taken him to the beach and let him look at the

porter off his best season in the nba. shooting 43% from three. fifth best in the nba. nats/mets. of two-run ball. got help from the jay bruce. hits this to right. bryce harper running in. comes up with the diving catch. and all stars do. and harper also getting it done with the bat today as well. tied at 2. bottom of the fifth. harper rips one off. go into right. and, flying around the bases. bruce overruns the ball. scores all the way from first. harper hustles into third with the triple. bryce 3 for 4 in the game. takes a 3-2 lead. to the sixth. now 6-2. daniel murphy continues to show no mercy against the former team. knocked to right. scores two more. nats go on. with 4 for 5. five driven in. since the mets let him walk away. he its batting over .400 against his former team. nats win big. 11-4. what is it about murphy facing his former squad? >> in his demeanor and personality. that helps. sure you get some satisfaction which we all do. playing your former team the i've will do. i am coaching it. and, my former team. and, so -- for frz ii'm glad hed today after a day off. >>

joining me now, one of the deenz of american sports broadcasting, 12 olympics, 7 world series, 10 nbainals and 28 emmys. thanks so much bob costas. >> i'm worn out, hope i can make it through the next few minutes. >> is he being black balled? i'm laughing but it's a serious subject. >> i don't think there's any question. do i think there's been an from the home office? no. do i think they decided collectively this would be their approach? no. it's obvious that there are at least 64 and in some cases might carry three quarterbacks and talk about training camp, more than 100 quarterbacks in training camp as teams practice and play exhibition games. the idea that colin kaepernick while he's not tom brady and not aaron rodgers or cam newton, the fact he can't play for some team but among the 50 or 60 best quarterbacks could play in the nfl is ridiculous. >> are you saying they are more concerned about putting fannies in seats than they are winning? >> they are more concerned i would think with the pr blow back and fan reaction. there is some cover for some of these owners and in some case

golden state warriors' andre iguodala is a two-time nba champion, former nba finals m.v.p., and an avid. in his four years with the warriors, he has become one of the most tech savvy and well-connected players in the game. he has built a reputation as a sharp silicon valley investor, got in early on facebook, netflix, and tesla. of the c.e.o.'s account for billions sitting courtside at every game. we caught up with the superstar and asked if the tech aspect of silicon valley had an effect on him choosing to play for the warriors. >> people ask me how important silicon valley was in my decision to come to the bay. i would say it had a big influence, but the team was right on the cusp of some success i don't think anyone else could see. vision,having that tech and like i said before, seeing what lies ahead and trying to read five years down the road kind of came into part as well. knowing the team was right there and i could be that key figure. a press go into conference after your signing and say the goal is to win championships, that is kind of a clichÉ thing to say. but i always try to

lucy even though free agency in the nba just started it's basically over. last big named guy off the mark. i'll tell was that means for the sixers and for the rest of the league. my sports commentary is next. >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good tuesday evening. scott williams here in for bob kelly i hope you've had great fourth of july. the party on the parkway taking mace this evening. of course, tomorrow folks will be headed back to work. we'll talk about the cleanup impacts along the ben franklin parkway and also what to expect for that wednesday morning commute when we see you on good day beginning at ♪ >>> sean bell goes there all the time. he thinks the nba is going to look a lot different. exactly the same next season. he's got to explain in his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> a lot has happened in the nba this off season already and guess what, i love it much it's already been more exciting than the actual season. a lot of movement an lot of guys end up in places you would never guessed but with that said nothing has real chang

the 26-year-old, did not play the nba last year.er playing on six teams in his first three years in the league. cunningham played in china last year. and hope that he could solidify a spot on the wizards roster for next year. >> summer league. got to come out be a dog. come out from the gate. play hard. i think we took, we were, beginning. picked up second half. you know, came back, 16 down. made it a close game at the end. >> james harden signed the biggest contract in nba history today. four year, $170 million extension, with his current two-year, $59 million deal, actually a six year contract. for $228 million. that is an average of $38 million a season. this time last guard, bradley beel signed five year, $127 million contract. while these balloon salaries may seem outrageous to some, beel able to put things in perspective in las vegas. >> we are taking advantage of all the money. all of the assets that we have in today's world. but you know you got to credit our pioneers, man. without them we wouldn't have an opportunity to pla

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nba summer league. stick around. number-one pick the sixers >>> back with the nba.go to vegas. the number one pick fought against the warriors tonight. as for the doves. here is there pick. he had two blocks and four points at his golden state debut. fourth quarter, patrick with a fast break layup. philadelphia didn't win the game. the final was 95-93. so far the warriors have been able to keep their entire roster intact. that is something the general manager didn't think could happen. next season many teens -- >> my thought was we were likely to get worse and if we hadn't people were coming for us. that's where we want to be. but that's why it is important that we continue to push and get our roster as best as we can. they will not stop coming. and that makes it fun.>> james harden got paid today. he signed a four-year extension through 2023 reportedly with an nba record $228 million. that surpass the $201 billion deal that steph curry signed. that is the richest contract ever signed in nba history. 50th minute, the u.s. was up 1- 0. off the rebound he squeezes one

the nba draft is i think the most interesting draft in sports.t's important because it helps to decide which teams the players will be on when they lose to the golden state warriors next year. [ laughter ] with the number one pick the philadelphia 76ers chose markelle fultz. he is a great point guard from the university of washington up in seattle. he also just happens to be with our very own guillermo right now via -- [ cheers and applause ] the cisco stream. hi, markelle. congratulations. >> how are you doing? i'm doing good. thank you. >> jimmy: you're welcome. you're going to philadelphia. my first question is cheesesteak related. which do you like? pat's or geno's? because if you're going to live there you're going to have to pick a side. >> i know, i know. i actually haven't been in either one yet. i've been going to like larry's. i had my own chef cook me one. i'll have to check it out. >> jimmy: what does it feel like to get picked first in a sport? that's never happened to me. [ laughter ] and i'm just curious. >> first of all, i mean, i

the team picked him up in the first round of the nba draft last month.he 22-year-old got his start at sidwell friends school. and later helped villanova win its second national championship in 2016. well, as hart gets ready for summer league in with his parents today. >> reporter: the new nba recruit comes from humble roots. dad magglio ordonez it is hart is a -- moses hart is a retired caterer and mom pat hart still works as a waitress here at the wood month country club in rockville but maybe not for long. >> relief that he's made it. >> dream come true. >> josh hart. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: big party the night of the nba draft. josh hart picked number 30 by the utah jazz and immediately traded to the l. a. lakers. check out hart's tweets in the crazy days that followed. first -- excited to be an l. a. laker. then -- what should the first car be? and then -- my biggest dream is to make sure my parents never have to work again. >> it was last week he calls my husband and he says you

he is one of the best point guards in the nba. got him up there on the table. the franchise so desperate to make a deep run in the play- offs. it's a great sign for the team. >>> and head man steve house joins me now here in studio as wall is signing off for the long haul and see the coach that wants to be here. this is refreshing, right? >> yes. >> i hope the d.c. fans appreciate how special john wall is and how monumental, no pun intend said, this signing was. he is at the height of his career, averaged 25 points, 10 assists in the play-offs. the 8th guy in the nba history to do that and he's committed. >> he's committed. >> and now he can help. >> yeah. >> it's assistant, you said. he can here. >> and there was a time where oh, oh, he's mulling over the option. he's going to be here for some sometime. they have the pieces in the starting lineup to go further than they did a season ago. >> and ted is -- into the luxury tax. thrifty ted is not -- the other special thing about john wall is look at what is going in the nba. >> yeah. >> the diva days in cleveland

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he banned it in the nba. we ran a big ad that said banned in the nba, and every kid wanted them.laughter] david: when you wear his shoes, do you jump higher. if i wore those shoes, i wouldn't be jumping higher, right? phil: you might. david: i might go get some. ♪ david: there was a university of oregon runner, steve prefontaine, a legendary track star, and you became close to him. how did you get him to wear your shoes? phil: well, we worked at it and worked at it and worked at it. obviously, that he had worn adidas his whole life, but he was right there in eugene, and we had a small office in eugene, and the guy who ran the office became his brother practically and ultimately convinced him to switch to nike, and he was our first real prominent track and field athlete. david: you went after others. you have to pay them to use your shoes or they just like it so much they use your shoes? phil: they all just like it so much, they wear them. david: really? phil: no. [laughter] phil: if they are good enough, they demand an endorsement fee from us or whoever. the one that comes immedi

nba free agency is officially underway as of 12:01 saturday morning. stephen curry has agreed to a 5 year 201 million dollar deal with the warriors. it's being called a super max deal and is the richest in nba history and the richest current yearly contract in all of sports. last year curry earned 12 point 1 million which ranked 82nd in the nba. curry jersey's were the number one selling jersey in the nba last year. even lebron james started talking curry on saturday. the cleveland star took to social media quoting ann killion's tweet which said.how valuable is stephen curry? in 2010 lacob bought the warriors for 450 million. now worth 2.6 billion. lebron then said, "so tell me again why there's a cap on how much a player should get? don't answer that. steph should be getting 400 million this summer 5 years. hashtag j-m-t or just my thought. the warriors didn't stop there. backup guard shaun livingston has agreed to a reported 3 year, 24 million dollar contract. the team said saturday they intend to re- sign forward david west. west will reportedly tak

tonight, anthony hopkins, chris hardwick, guillermo live at the nba draft.and music from queen and adam lambert. and now, what else is new, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ]

2023 reportedly worth an nba record $228 million surpassing the $201 million deal steph curry signed just last week, but the richest contract in league history. let's give you something quick. opened up play against gold cuppanama. u.s. leading 1-0. squeezed one through and that tied it as the game would end at a 1-1 draw and the first of three group play matches for the united states. back here out to the heartland, a true, true game near and dear to america, but what isn't expensive here in the bay area? really. everywhere you go, well, we stumbled on to a family sport long been celebrated since the beginning of the 1900s here in the united states that anybody can enjoy for years for the average price of a giants ticket. ♪ >> in the early 1900s, folks gathered and hurled these two- pound shoes, 30 to 40 feet away. horseshoe pitcher, sharp shooters, from boston through the bay area. >> we had burton, cloverdale, sonoma, petaluma. >> since 1936, small town north bay clubs involved into the sonoma county horseshoe club in santa rosa. all skills, ages welcome, thursday afternoons in do

that's what the nba did and that's what major league baseball did. know what, i 100% agree with him. nfl is by far the most popular sport and they make the most money. yet they get paid the least. okay. why is that? most of their cracks aren't even guaranteed. players can get cut at any point, and miss out on half of their salaries. due to the fiscal will the of the game nfl players often have chronic pain by the time they're 40. imagine not being able to get out of bed in the morning the age of 42. whenever there's strike, fans blame the players it's time to start blame thing the billionaires owners. nfl makes way too much money to be short changing players and they end up striking, guess what, i'm 100 prosecution behind them. iain? >> all right, sean. the widow of actor alan thick says the kids are calling her a a greedy widow trying to nullify her prenup so she can get more cash. that's according to tmz. she claims robin thick and his brother brennan were not serious when they signed documents to block her from challenging the prenup and claims it

we'll on air again for game two of the nba finals on sunday.st coast and central time. after the game in the west. and our 10th annual nba game night special with robert downey jr. and tom holland from spider-man homecoming. new shows next week in both primetime and late night with gwyneth paltrow, michael keaton, sean "diddy" combs, mandy moore, jerrod carmichael, mike tyson, will ferrell, owen wilson, zach lavine, jamal crawford and we will have music from ryan adams, charlie wilson featuring robin thicke, and bebe rexha with lil wayne. seems like too many guests, right? to stay home. [ laughter ] our first guest is an emmy-winning actress and comedian and so many other things we just don't have time to mention. her funny new stand-up comedy special "sarah silverman: a speck of dust" is on netflix now. please say hello to sarah silverman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? may i say, i don't know what's going on with you but you smell good now. [ laughter ] >> you know my smell is my thing. hey, i'd like to say to you. >> jimmy:

with the nba free agency tipping off at midnight night i want chaos and you should too.mmentary on why we need more super teams in the nba is next. ♪ (vo) this fourth of july at enterprise car sales... experience great customer service and get more for your trade. june twenty-ninth through july fifth. and let enterprise car sales flip your thinking about buying your next vehicle. ♪ >>> sean brace explains why we med more super teams in the nba. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> as nba43 agency is set to begin in an under hour. to super team or not 80 problem i'm having is, why would you not? the golden state warriors have set stage. if you don't have super star players that can create their own shot, get the rim any time they want and may good defense, chances are you'll be watching the warriors parade in oakland all over again next season. which brings us to the houston rocket who's just made a trade for paul george and rumored to land carl mellow anthony from the knicks. critics are they play the same position and need the paul in their hands at all times. again, rea

it will be carter's 20th season in the nba.his abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. 40 years old and still has that desire to lace up the high tops every day. >> wow. >> not just that, but he still jumps out of the gym. he is a physical freak. >> certainly is, and has been doing it for coming up on 20 years. >> 20 seasons, i do remember. thank you very much. anthony. >> "abc 7 news" continues now online, on twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our

one nba superstar as a matter of fact seems to think he is. high praise for markelle from one of the raining nba champs. >>> welcome back everybody. scott in for sue, bob kelly has the day off and so do you. so we will have a barbecue. if you are in olde city or heading over to the mall, why wouldn't you be. >> we have got the starter on there. >> starter ready to go. >> jack's out there. he will show us how to do stuff of a hamburger. >> egg plant. >> we are trying to do something where one full segment on if you have vegan friend, or what do they call the other thing, vegetarian friend, you can help them out. >> wearing an eat more

iguodala told nba tv that his son cried upon hearing he may actually leave the team. he didn't want to disappoint his kid. >> right. well, we would have cried, too. business is brisk in newark. >> would you like a receipt? >> yes, please. >>> for some of fourth of july is all about celebrating with fireworks. for others it's a reason to hide. >> zero tolerance for bike thefts. bart bahas a new program that comes with a good guarantee. >> more than a million users. nobody has stolen any bikes. >>> and spacex tries again to lift its hea

it will be carter's 20th season in the nba.s abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. 40 years old and still has that desire to lace up the high tops every day. >> wow. >> not just that, but he still jumps out of the gym. he is a physical freak. >> certainly is, and has been doing it for coming up on 20 years. >> 20 seasons, i do remember. thank you very much. anthony. >> "abc 7 news" continues now online, on twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our "abc 7 news"

he banned them in the nba.o we ran a big ad that said "banned in the nba" and every kid wanted the shoe. [laughter] david: michael jordan has not played for more than a decade and yet the shoe is still your best-selling basketball shoe. why is that? phil: we were selling $700 million worth of jordan products when he retired. it has now become a brand and we are selling over $3 billion, but some kids don't even know who he was. they know he is all-time great, but some kids don't even know who he was. it went from an endorsement into a brand. david: when you wear his shoes, do you jump higher? if i wore the shoes, i would not jump higher, right? phil: you might. david: i will go get some. when you realize you can't take -- when did you realize you can't take it with you and it is better to give it away? phil: it was late in the process because i kept thinking it was all going to disappear. i'll reset if this is a dream, don't wake me. -- i have often said if this is a dream, don't wake me. david: when you give a

>> this nba off season has been pretty insane. here are the names of former all star players that have changed teams in the past two weeks. one player that might move next isn't an all star, bt soon will be paid like one. wizards forward otto porter has agreed to a four-year $106 million contract with the brooklyn nets h. otto shouldn't get his sleeves tattoos and open the pickle shop quite yet. it doesn't become official until tomorrow to match the offer sheet and re contain porter at that $26.5 million annual salary . to put that in perspective here's how porter's potential deal, porter will make more than bryce harper anal ex ovechkin combined. unless cousins signs a new deal about his july 17 deadline porter will make 4 million more than than the skins qb and john wall. he is stilling over a $170 million super max deal from the wizard and there's talk that he could wait over a year to make a decision. he could make the same money on the table next year. he could even make more if he makes an nba team again. to baseball tonight