While there may be a lack of height, there is no shortage of laughter about Kevin Hart’s basketball career. 1996 game.
“It’s going to be great,” Hart said in the clip, which originated in 2019, before giving colorful comments about his turnovers, blocks and even a three-point shot.
“You all have started with that,” he said of the bucket, which arrives halfway through the film’s screening.
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In addition to a hilarious moment when he hits the gym wall after an athletic block, Hart has 8 turnovers he has committed. But he said he had an explanation for his poor performance.
“I’m asthmatic,” he revealed, maybe jokingly, maybe not. “Nobody knows that about me, I’m having trouble breathing at the time. It’s because of turnovers, so my wind is not good. “
At five feet 2 inches, an inch shorter than legendary Charlotte Hornets point guard Muggsy Bogues, Hart was never destined for the NBA. 4 times.
Although he is known for his films such as 2012’s “Think Like a Man” and 2014’s “Ride Along” and several others, Hart has also tried his luck on television. His TV show “Cold as Balls” aired its sixth season this year. On the show, Hart interviews the athletes while they’re on an ice tray and the verbal exchange is as fun as you’d expect. Past visitors include Tyreek Hill, Russell Wilson, Gabby Douglas, Tony Hawk, Lindsey Vonn and Reggie Bush.