On Guard For Three
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Joe Salerno: "The very first thing I did as a 27-year old kid was throw a guy out of the gym"
1 hour 23 minutes Posted Mar 11, 2020 at 6:39 pm.
Joe Salerno is the reigning National Basketball League of Canada Coach of the Month AND Year for the defending champion and first-place Moncton Magic. Ahead of this Saturday’s match-up with the Windsor Express at the Avenir Centre in Moncton, he’s a guest on Episode 7 of On Guard For Three. We start off with the newly-dubbed “Magic Question”, get Joe’s thoughts on being a multi-sport Dad
on golf being his favourite getaway, and I’m sure he starts ZERO fights over which of his regular playing partners hits it the longest
We get into his days as an AAU player and some of the great northeast talent that crossed his path on the court
the high school glory days in the Barre Auditorium in Vermont
the injury that ended his playing days
“Slow Joe” and Joe Sr.
and he gives us the lowdown on his insane decision to give up a good job with benefits to become a basketball coach
Joe discusses his “welcome to pro basketball” moment involving Michael Ray Richardson and his rough initial road trip as a pro coach
the support he got and gets from his wife Darci
the hard work he put in and the lessons he learned to become a good coach
Next up, we introduce a new segment, Brock’s Big Three!
before bringing things up to present day and hitting on the Magic’s 8-game win streak
ALL the parts of the organization that go into making a winning program
and the good work of his coaching staff
We get into the Windsor matchup
Jeremiah Mordi and coach’s love for big point guards
Brock’s favourite Magic player Wayne McCullough
and Dave asks a completely unfair question about his coaching future
Joe talks about the growth in Canadian basketball since his arrival almost a decade ago
the environment around youth sports and Joe offers some parental advice
We explore being a hockey dad instead of a basketball one
and Joe subjects himself to the “commissioner of basketball” question and he gives the best answer we’ve had so far
We learn that coach has ZERO time for the NBA right now, but still has Celtics thoughts
and he agrees with Dave about who the best player in the NBA is (still)…
We remind you about our Bracket Buster Challenge brought to you by the Chris Rock Tavern
and finish things off with all things college hoops
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Joe Salerno is the reigning National Basketball League of Canada Coach of the Month AND Year for the defending champion and first-place Moncton Magic. Ahead of this Saturday’s match-up with the Windsor Express at the Avenir Centre in Moncton, he’s a guest on Episode 7 of On Guard For Three. We start off with the newly-dubbed “Magic Question”, get Joe’s thoughts on being a multi-sport Dad (2:00), on golf being his favourite getaway, and I’m sure he starts ZERO fights over which of his regular playing partners hits it the longest (4:00). We get into his days as an AAU player and some of the great northeast talent that crossed his path on the court (6:00), the high school glory days in the Barre Auditorium in Vermont (10:00), the injury that ended his playing days (12:00), “Slow Joe” and Joe Sr. (13:15), and he gives us the lowdown on his insane decision to give up a good job with benefits to become a basketball coach (14:45). Joe discusses his “welcome to pro basketball” moment involving Michael Ray Richardson and his rough initial road trip as a pro coach (17:30), the support he got and gets from his wife Darci (20:30), the hard work he put in and the lessons he learned to become a good coach (25:00). Next up, we introduce a new segment, Brock’s Big Three! (28:30) before bringing things up to present day and hitting on the Magic’s 8-game win streak (30:30) ALL the parts of the organization that go into making a winning program (33:00), and the good work of his coaching staff (35:45). We get into the Windsor matchup (40:15), Jeremiah Mordi and coach’s love for big point guards (43:00), Brock’s favourite Magic player Wayne McCullough (45:30), and Dave asks a completely unfair question about his coaching future (50:15). Joe talks about the growth in Canadian basketball since his arrival almost a decade ago (54:15), the environment around youth sports and Joe offers some parental advice (57:15)We explore being a hockey dad instead of a basketball one (61:00), and Joe subjects himself to the “commissioner of basketball” question and he gives the best answer we’ve had so far (62:00). We learn that coach has ZERO time for the NBA right now, but still has Celtics thoughts (65:30), and he agrees with Dave about who the best player in the NBA is (still)…(67:00). We remind you about our Bracket Buster Challenge brought to you by the Chris Rock Tavern (71:30), and finish things off with all things college hoops (74:00).