Indian basketball star Satnam Singh makes his 3rd appearance on the Hoopdarshan podcast, joining hosts Kaushik Lakshman and Karan Madhok to talk about his return to India, experiences of playing in the NBA G-League, and future ambitions for an NBA return. Satnam was the first NBA draft pick from India, played for the Texas Legends for two years, was the subject of the documentary 'One in a Billion', and is now preparing to help India in the Asian Games later this year. Kaushik and Karan also discussed the passing of Indian basketball coaching legend Rajesh Patel, the results of the Junior Nationals, and broke down some of the most-compelling story-lines from the NBA Conference Finals
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Excellent interview with India's most famous basketball player. NBA scouts, GM's and coaches must be salivating at the idea of Satnam returning to the NBA. His skill set and athletic ability measure off the charts. Standing 7 foot 2 and being so young, he decimated the D League to the tune of 0.07 blocks per game. I liken him to Rudy Gobert with that kind of shot blocking prowess. Plus 1.5 points and 1.4 rebounds? He was robbed on the MVP ballot. Since his return to India, the national team has been unstoppable winning all their matches by lopsided margins. He can really stretch the defense with his outside shot and he runs the court like a gazelle. So sad that the Indian Govt hasn't supported him. Rs. 50,00 each month to his family is an insult to this legend. The best is yet to come!
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