The moment Reggie Miller went from good to superstar | Knuckleheads Podcast | The Players’ Tribune

Cheryl Miller talks about her brother Reggie Miller and his Hall of Fame career. She goes through their sibling rivalries, his legendary games against the Knicks and his skills as a broadcaster.

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[Drew]

Cheryl! Wish she was still on tv. Best sideline reporter and was good on Inside the NBA too

[rickbackous]

Reggie was a great player but more importantly, loyal. Anyone that would spend their entire career in Indiana and not chasing a sidekick or two for a championship deserves praise. He is one of the very few players that has done that.

[whitechocalte]

As a lifelong Pacer fan it’s so funny seeing how much of Cheryl is in Reggies personality

[thedolphe]

She was THE player that elevated womens basketball. Made it a more athletic game with way more grit to it. She was probably the most competitive player, man or woman, that I have ever watched in person. ❤❤❤❤!!

[syncerelyhim]

she has the type of energy where you have no choice but to be happy when she’s around lol

[yoe]

The thing about Reggie Miller is that, your memory is selective and with the hundreds of talented players you see you only end up remembering the great ones that won championships. But Miller was that one guy from his generation that I'll never forget, although he never won a title - that's how monumental his plays were.

[nate]

I heard a lot of dudes feared MJ and Kobe, but Reggie Miller showed me that wasn’t true. He actually got into scraps with both of them. There was not a challenge, or challenger, that put fear in his heart. He wasn’t the most talented, but he had 🔥 in his belly, along with a hell of a jumper.

[remixed]

Cheryl did more for womens basketball than anyone before or after, she was a female basketball star without a league, she was organically accepted into the community, no trans movements, no agenda, she was successful because she fit in with basketball, she wasn’t forced in. This is the great female basketball player we didn’t get to see, that didn’t get to dazzle us with her play and personality….she could have sold us women’s basketball……..

[dusanvuckovic]

Miss Cheryl, one of my all time favourites

[pricetilghman]

The pride in her voice talking about her little brother.

[supreme]

cheryl rockin' the 84' olympic curl lmao

[theowhatley]

Right at the same time she said trying not to cry 😢 I was already goin into crying that my Guy as well Reggie Miller he inspired me and transformed my life I immulated his playstyle when I was playing basketball 🏀 which in turn made me a better basketball player and three point shooter 💯❤️ Lovin this Video 🔥

[zvonkosolin]

You can tell within 60 seconds why Reggie Miller was alltime great player, just by listening with how much love his sister speaks about him

[wealthcreation]

I had the Privilege of hearin an entire Arena yell his Name and it only got Louder!!
Reggie, Reggie, Reggie, REGGIE!!😂😁😲
Great Times!!

[khalilarashid]

Love it... that impersonation was spot on.... 🤣🤣

[karlwarner]

Mr. Reggie Miller fearless, the man was getting beat up every game but he never backed down.

a true professional and my basketball hero growing up.

[shawndayvis]

Reggie ain't funny, he's hilarious followed the Miller's career and they are both truly special people ❤

[theBlackBearrrr]

Thats crazy how an NBA Hall of Famer had a sister that might be the greatest womens player ever

[davidamiel]

articulate funny cerebral kind protective a champion. Your my kind of woman Mrs Miller!

[barryweston]

If my sis beat me every time we played I'dve had a chip too