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The discussion begins with an anecdote about load management—a practice where star players sit out games to preserve their health. The speaker reminisces about the era when players like Michael Jordan played all 82 games with pride and purpose. Jordan emphasized that during his time, athletes played out of respect and love for the game, fans, and teammates. He explains that players didn’t miss games unless physically impossible to perform, driven by pride and a desire to compete and prove themselves.