[Mike Miller] talks about Denver asking him to fix Emmanuel Mudiay’s jumpshot
September 2, 2025
[Mike Miller] talks about Denver asking him to fix Emmanuel Mudiay’s jumpshot
25 comments
These fuckin morons have it all in front of them and throw it all away.
Fuck Emmanuel Mudiay I guess
Yeah you can tell a lot about a person with how they value other peoples time. Don’t be late when I am doing you a favor.
i remember thinking Emmanuel Mudiay was next up. stories like this make his bust a lot more sense cuz he was so talented
That explains alot actually
Yeah that tracks
What a shame. I had high hopes for him, too. Was cool how he went to China before the NBA to support his family; “**he didn’t want to go back to poverty for his family**. He wanted to earn sooner. He was tired of seeing his mom and his family starving.”
I beat him in a 2v2 shooting competition lol
Lmao “I’m not gonna mention his name” except it was his last two years at Denver, he was a lottery pick and out of the league. He mentioned everything but his name
some people just don’t respect others
and it’s Mike Miller, an 2x NBA champion who is also a 3pt specialist. as a Rookie you would need every knowledge you can get from a Vet. I guess that’s one of the reason why Mudiay is not on the NBA anymore.
Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard
The league is full of guys who doesn’t take practice seriously after getting paid, there are far more guys like him than there are guys like Lebron who are in the gym at 5am
I was so hyped for Mudiay out the draft, that about explains it
Wtf happened to Seventh Woods btw?
9am isn’t even early either smh.
This is an indictment on that scouting dept. how did they not see this? Why would they draft a guy like this
I’m fucking showing up at work everyday and absorbing as much knowledge as I can for my 5 figure job and yet these motherfuckers with the potential to make 100million don’t even want to try
I’m not one of these people who act like someone’s garbage for not tirelesssly working at their career bc Lord knows I ain’t trying that hard in mine. The thing that ticks me off is wasting someone’s time who’s trying to pour into you. At least let them know you don’t give af
It’s too bad the Nuggets didn’t have any good rookies that year.
And that’s why he never learned how to shoot
Mike Miler I think has the sweetest looking jumper ever.
ouch X_X
This is such good stuff man. I’ll do a few guys I know couldn’t cut it because they weren’t professional enough. The first is one a certain demographic will hate. Adam Morrison. There are people that say he failed in the NBA because he didn’t fit the culture. Bullshit. I was told the dude cared more about gambling then hooping. He would ask for the closest casino to go to on road games.
The other guy was Frank Kaminsky. His vet was Marvin Williams who is a good dude and a worker even though he was a slight disappointment based on where he was drafted. Marvin worked with Frank on his shooting and when he put the extra time in it showed on the court. But he didn’t do it for himself. Frank was a funny guy and great to talk to but his lack of work hurt his confidence on the court which made him often very shy to shoot.
Imagine getting shooting advice from Mike miller and showing up late
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These fuckin morons have it all in front of them and throw it all away.
Fuck Emmanuel Mudiay I guess
Yeah you can tell a lot about a person with how they value other peoples time. Don’t be late when I am doing you a favor.
i remember thinking Emmanuel Mudiay was next up. stories like this make his bust a lot more sense cuz he was so talented
That explains alot actually
Yeah that tracks
What a shame. I had high hopes for him, too. Was cool how he went to China before the NBA to support his family; “**he didn’t want to go back to poverty for his family**. He wanted to earn sooner. He was tired of seeing his mom and his family starving.”
I beat him in a 2v2 shooting competition lol
Lmao “I’m not gonna mention his name” except it was his last two years at Denver, he was a lottery pick and out of the league. He mentioned everything but his name
some people just don’t respect others
and it’s Mike Miller, an 2x NBA champion who is also a 3pt specialist. as a Rookie you would need every knowledge you can get from a Vet. I guess that’s one of the reason why Mudiay is not on the NBA anymore.
Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard
The league is full of guys who doesn’t take practice seriously after getting paid, there are far more guys like him than there are guys like Lebron who are in the gym at 5am
I was so hyped for Mudiay out the draft, that about explains it
Wtf happened to Seventh Woods btw?
9am isn’t even early either smh.
This is an indictment on that scouting dept. how did they not see this? Why would they draft a guy like this
I’m fucking showing up at work everyday and absorbing as much knowledge as I can for my 5 figure job and yet these motherfuckers with the potential to make 100million don’t even want to try
I’m not one of these people who act like someone’s garbage for not tirelesssly working at their career bc Lord knows I ain’t trying that hard in mine. The thing that ticks me off is wasting someone’s time who’s trying to pour into you. At least let them know you don’t give af
It’s too bad the Nuggets didn’t have any good rookies that year.
And that’s why he never learned how to shoot
Mike Miler I think has the sweetest looking jumper ever.
ouch X_X
This is such good stuff man. I’ll do a few guys I know couldn’t cut it because they weren’t professional enough. The first is one a certain demographic will hate. Adam Morrison. There are people that say he failed in the NBA because he didn’t fit the culture. Bullshit. I was told the dude cared more about gambling then hooping. He would ask for the closest casino to go to on road games.
The other guy was Frank Kaminsky. His vet was Marvin Williams who is a good dude and a worker even though he was a slight disappointment based on where he was drafted. Marvin worked with Frank on his shooting and when he put the extra time in it showed on the court. But he didn’t do it for himself. Frank was a funny guy and great to talk to but his lack of work hurt his confidence on the court which made him often very shy to shoot.
Imagine getting shooting advice from Mike miller and showing up late