Podcast P with Paul George
Brandon Miller‘s 📍 Cloud Nine … ’cause the Charlotte Hornets rookie just met Paul George — the man he considers the G.O.A.T. — and the Clippers star offered to mentor the #2 overall pick throughout his NBA career!
“Use me, use me as much as you want,” George told Miller. “Use me as a resource, bro. That’s what I’m here for. I want to help you in every step that you need if you need.”
The All-Star continued … “Make that journey a lot smoother and easier for you.”
The two finally linked up on George’s podcast weeks after the former Crimson Tide hoops star revealed PG13 was the player he considered to be the greatest ever … not LeBron James, Michael Jordan or anyone else.
Michael Jordan’s meeting with Brandon Miller was “exciting” says Miller to @BallySports.
“It was exciting to meet him.”
Miller also weighed in on the Michael Jordan-LeBron James GOAT debate which he doesn’t feel is an old debate.
Miller says: “I actually don’t think LeBron… pic.twitter.com/3CbX7tbHBN
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Of course, fans roasted Miller for picking George over James and Jordan … but it’s clear BM couldn’t care less as he sat down with the L.A. Clippers.
“It’s exciting just him being in my presence,” Miller said to PG’s co-host. “It’s definitely a great moment, been lookin’ up to him for a long time.”
Miller explained to George that he became his GOAT when he played on the Indiana Pacers and put Chris “Birdman” Anderson on a poster back in the day.
“Now I’m up here with him, now I get to compete against him I think is an even better experience.”
Of course, George knows what it takes to be an NBA star … he’s been in the league for 13 seasons and is an 8-time All-Star, NBA’s Most Improved Player, in addition to many other earned accolades.
Miller, were it not for Victor Wembanyama, would’ve been the top pick … and many people believe he has Kevin Durant-like skills on the court. So, skies the limit … and Paul’s there to help.
“At this point of my career, I look forward to the mentorship,” George said, “and I look forward to helping the next generation.”