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On each episode of “From the Point by Trae Young,” the Atlanta Hawks star guard will be chatting with a rotating cast of guests, friends and peers to talk about life on and off the court in the NBA. Straight from the source.
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On the third episode of "From the Point by Trae Young" recorded in partnership with Bleacher Report, two-time NBA All-Star Trae Young and Winston discuss the NFL Playoffs, scoring 10,000 career points, and the “best ever” potential of rookie Frenchman, Victor Wembanyama. The Hawks star guard and his friend also talk about the art of the alley-oop, nutmegs, and the place of the fan vote in the NBA All-Star ballot. The duo also talk about what the Atlanta Hawks need to do in the second half of the season.
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On the latest episode of "From the Point by Trae Young," the second in conjunction with Bleacher Report, NBA Champion Michael Porter Jr. joins AAU Teammate-turned-friend Trae Young and co-host Winston for some introspective, honest, and raw conversation.
MPJ, who recently won an NBA title with the Denver Nuggets, opens up about his back injury leading up to the NBA draft – one of the first times he has told the full story. Porter Jr. also discusses his teenage AAU team with Trae, which they consider the greatest ever. After that, the high-scoring forward dives into his Denver Nuggets team, where he talks about the title, MVP Nikola Jokic's love for horses, and what life has been like since winning the Championship. The duo also discuss workouts with Stephen Curry, the best passers in the NBA, and Luka Doncic.
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On the first episode of "From the Point by Trae Young" recorded in conjunction with Bleacher Report, Trae and Winston discuss the LA Lakers, Indiana Pacers, and the NBA’s first-ever In-Season Tournament. Trae also gets real about the Atlanta Hawks' start to the season, what would have happened if he didn't get injured in the 2021 Eastern Conference Finals, and answers Twitter/X questions from fans.
Recorded in December, 2023.
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On the latest episode of "From the Point by Trae Young," NBA underground legend Lou Williams joins his former teammate Trae and FTP's co-host Winston for some incredible storytelling.
Lou, who retired over the summer after 17 years in the NBA, shares some memorable moments from his life and career. He tells Trae what it was like to move from Memphis to Atlanta as a kid, and recalls an epic battle with Monta Ellis in high school. He goes into what it was like to be drafted to join his idol, Allen Iverson, on the Philadelphia 76ers, and what Kobe Bryant said to him before dropping 60 points in his final game.
Williams also talks about a memorable interaction with Jay-Z, talks his biggest NBA regret, gives Atlanta Hawks star Trae his flowers, and opens up about why he finally decided to call it a career, retire, and become a full-time dad and music label exec.
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On the latest episode of "From the Point by Trae Young," Trae and Winston recap a busy and eventful summer.
The NBA star, Young, and Winston, his friend, talk about what it was like turning 25 recently, and how they each celebrated. Trae shares what it's been like to be back in Atlanta, spending time with his teammates, and what makes this year different. Then, Trae tells Winston about his experience working out with Steph Curry over the summer, as well as the viral summer runs that he participated in with Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, Drake (on the sidelines) and more. Plus, Trae reveals how and why he became an owner in Major League Pickleball, and more!
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On the latest episode of "From the Point by Trae Young," comedian Funny Marco joins Trae and Winston for a one-of-a-kind conversation.
Marco, a prolific YouTuber and content creator with over 2,000,000 fans on TikTok, shares hilarious stories about creating viral videos at Walmart, securing loans in multiple states, his first check from social media and plenty more. He also gets real about his background, how he's thought about his evolution, and where he wants to take his career next.
Over the course of this 40 minute conversation, where Marco goes in and out of his character, the guest keeps Trae and Winston on their toes and creates plenty of memorable and awkward and can't-miss moments along the way.
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On the sixth episode of "From The Point" podcast by Trae Young, Lonzo "Zo" Ball pulls up and sits down with Trae and his co-host and friend, Winston.
Ball, a former No. 2 overall NBA draft pick and six-year vet who is dealing with a years-long knee injury, reflects on growing up in Chino Hills, playing at UCLA, being drafted by the hometown Los Angeles Lakers, learning from Rajon Rondo and LeBron James, lessons from Big Baller Brand, retooling his jump shot, what-ifs in Chicago, an ongoing injury and a pure love of hoops. Don't miss the ever-genuine Ball smile and talk for a camera for the first time in a long time.
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This week, Trae and Winston welcome their first guest: Gilbert Arenas. The former All-NBA selection joins "From the Point" for a lively convo that includes stories from his past and his take on the state of the game now.
Gil reflects on his unlikely path in high school, shares a story about how Kobe Bryant changed his approach to the game, tells some wild tales about his interactions with the media and teammates, reveals which current players remind him of himself, and much more.
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This week, Trae Young checks in from Summer League in Las Vegas. He and Winston reflect on Trae's own Summer League struggles when he played as rookie, and the role that guys like Donovan Mitchell and Kevin Durant had in lifting him up.
They break down what they've seen from this year's up-and-comers, including Victor Wembanyama, Brandon Miller and Scoot Henderson, as well as Atlanta Hawks rookies Kobe Bufkin and Mouhamed Gueye.
Trae also reacts to Dejounte Murray's contract extension, the Hawks' trade of John Collins, and what both of those moves mean for the future of the team.
Plus, he shares some major, exciting personal news.
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Trae Young has been called a "coach killer" by some, but what's the real story? On the latest episode of "From the Point by Trae Young," Trae takes listeners inside his relationships with his three NBA coaches, to reflect on the successes, challenges, and learnings with each.
But first, Trae and Winston reflect on their memorable day the U.S. Open and break down Trae's potentially-rule-breaking 'fit, as well as spending Father's Day at the Dodgers game. Plus, Trae touch breaks down what it means to be a role model and the responsibility he feels knowing kids look up to him.
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