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Addressing the COVID-19 Pandemic and Chatting With Duncan Robinson

The Miami Heat sharpshooter joins to talk about his development and the shooters he looks up to

By The JJ Redick Podcast With Tommy Alter
Charlotte Hornets v Miami Heat Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images


This week, JJ and Tommy talk remotely about the COVID-19 pandemic and discuss what it was like the day the NBA got shut down, driving across the country to see JJ’s family, and what life at home is like (01:03). Later they are joined by Duncan Robinson of the Miami Heat to talk about his development and the shooters he looks up to (32:04). Duncan also names the top five players on his “Holy Sh*t I Can’t Believe I’m Playing Against This Guy” list (62:30).

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