Gary Payton: Today’s NBA is still “soft”
Former Seattle Supersonics star Gary Payton, who was known for his in-your-face defensive prowess, is adamant that today’s style of basketball is “soft.”
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Former Seattle Supersonics star Gary Payton, who was known for his in-your-face defensive prowess, is adamant that today’s style of basketball is “soft.”
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