Two years and three months after his release from Golden State, the coach was a guest on the Israeli podcast: "You actually graciously dealt with the news"

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Two years and three months after Omri Caspi was forced to leave Golden State due to an annoying injury, the Maccabi Tel Aviv forward reunited tonight (Tuesday) with his coach Steve Kerr, in an online meeting, as part of the podcast. OmriCasspiPodcast

"I remember being cut off from the Warriors, I was just at the top of the world," Caspi Lecker said, "Honestly, it was a dream of my life, to compete for the league championship with Golden State. I was injured and the team had to go in a different direction. I remember our conversation in the locker room. "You have to know how to deal with it, and look for the good things in your life. It's not just sun and rainbow in the cloud there at the summit."

Kerr replied: "I had a lot of fun getting to know you and coaching you. It was such a hard way to end the season this way, with the fact that we had to release you before the start of the playoffs. It was awful, but you dealt with it gracefully and I know you will do everything perfectly at all Something that will touch him. "

On the collaboration with Michael Jordan and Scotty Pippin in the memorable Chicago Bulls of the '90s, Kerr said: "It's hard for people to really grasp how different the rules were back then in the '90s. So there was no exchange of defenses. It's a completely different game. "I say the Bulls of the '90s were best suited to play in today's league."

Omri Caspi. Reunion with the beloved coach // Photo: Gideon Markowitz 

On the years alongside Hood his atmosphere: "It was definitely challenging to play with Michael, but I think one of the key things in this team, was the maturity of the team. A lot of players understood that the team was different because Michael was different. He held us and led us in his own way."

On how to deal with contemporary Golden State players: "Shouting for Clay will not work for anyone. If you yell at him he will go into his shell and not play his best. On the other hand, Drymond Green is a tough and emotional guy and with him it works better when we talk shouting. Steph is a perfect example of "The balance between being competitive but also being a fun guy. Blue at the same time."