Nightcap Hour 3: Tim Hardaway Sr. NOT Un-Retiring #10 Heat Jersey For Hardaway Jr. + NBA Testing NEW Free Throw RULE

**Shannon Sharpe** (0:01)
Tim Hardaway Jr, Tim Hardaway Sr, told his son, there's no way he'll let him rock the retired number 10 jersey for the Miami Heat.
My legacy is my legacy. Even though he likes to wear number 10, that is not coming down from the Raptors.
Tim Hardaway Jr. signed a one year, six and a half million dollar deal to join the Heat. Joe Ocho, is this foul or do you agree? I'm with him, look. Damn Joe, you ain't gonna let your son wear that number too? Go make your own damn way. Yeah. That is my number.
I've been wearing that number for the longest, Joe.

**Chad Johnson** (0:41)
Hell no.

**Shannon Sharpe** (0:42)
Now, hold on, you talking about mine and the Raptors and you want me to bring mine down so you can wear it? Nah, hell no. And you will put it right down. Nah, because see, when I was wearing that number, I put it on the show. You hear me? I was doing my one, two. You hear me? I had this thing jumping. You know what I'm talking about? Man, nah, man, leave that up there. Now listen, what you can do is find you a number that you like and that you can go out here and slay something in. And then it can be up there next to mine when you get a chance.
It ain't going to be up there, Joe, because he ain't got one. It ain't going to happen, Unc, I'm sorry. I don't know what you want me to take.
Joe, Ocho, Ocho, Ocho, I know you will let your son wear that number 85 If they had that thing, you ain't going to let it win, Ocho.

**Chad Johnson** (1:28)
Absolutely not. Listen, I understand, Tim Hardaway Sr. Listen, Junior, you got to create your own identity, boy. You need to get out of my shadows, my boy. Listen, handle your business. I did all the work.
I laid the foundation for a reason, so my name and that jersey can go up in the rafters. You ain't finna pull it down.

**Shannon Sharpe** (1:53)
Hey, Ocho, I'm trying to take some of this damn pressure off you too, okay? I'm trying to take a little bit of this pressure off you. Don't wear my number because they're going to want you to perform a certain way. You hear me?
He don't wear number 10 in college, high school, NBA. I ain't taking mine down for now, yeah, no, no. I would, hey, you look, if my son went to Savannah State and played ball, I let it wear number 10 No, yeah, no.

**Chad Johnson** (2:20)
No, no, Ocho, hey, you.

**Shannon Sharpe** (2:22)
My son wouldn't want that.

**Chad Johnson** (2:24)
Right.

**Shannon Sharpe** (2:25)
Because he knows what comes along with it. For you to take somebody's number and you know he was like that. What?
That's why I got, hey, I was him. My brother was number three in high school. Let me get that. Yeah, I know. He was number two in college. Let me get that.
I can't believe you, Joe. I can't believe you ain't going to let Junior get that number two.

**Chad Johnson** (2:49)
Hey, hey, hold on, hold on.

**Shannon Sharpe** (2:50)
My son went to high school. We started high school in Little Rock. He went to my same high school I went to, Little Rock Central. When we go in the gym every day, you see that 24 John's hanging up there? Boy don't never ask me for that. Yeah, I put in too much day and work to get my jersey put up there, huh?
Y'all see Joe, now y'all see a different side of Joe now. Hey, hey, hey, that's the only child in me, Chad. My bad, that's the only child. I'm a little selfish when it come to that. I worked hard, man. I put a blood, sweat and tears, you hear me? Boy, you better go, hey, get you a number that you like and hopefully one day you can have it up there next to mine.

**Chad Johnson** (3:24)
Yeah, hey, now we're talking, now we're talking.

**Shannon Sharpe** (3:29)
I said that, but I know my son would take it. My son, they want to play football. He plays soccer, he plays baseball. He really play any of the sports that he play. Hey, Ocho, my son wouldn't dare ask me that. He wouldn't dare ask me, cause he know, see, Chad, let me tell y'all something.
I'm a humble young fella, but to my kids, my daughter who's 12, my son who's 19, they probably think I'm the biggest shit talker they ever met. You hear me? Yes. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. I get to my oldest. I get to it, but when we out there in the yard shooting Jumples playing one-on-one, yeah, he get an earful. So yeah, he wouldn't ask me, cause he know I be on his ass after every game. Damn, man, what is that?