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Max Strus Postgame With Serena Winters & Austin Carr After Win vs Bucks: “[0:30] A win is a win. I’d like to hear the game notes from my guy AC though…you should see his notes. He’s got a lot going here. [AC: I got a lot of notes up... here….it says Max.] Couldn’t get a stop. I’m like a traffic cone out there but we’ll figure it out….it’s been fun getting back into a groove with these guys & hopefully keep stacking more wins—[1:45, Difficulty of Injuries] [AC: I know what he went through mentally….it’s a struggle everyday, not just one week at a time. Everyday you have to go through that struggle to fight & make sure you continue with the right mindset to get back.] The competitor in me wants to play. The competitor in me wants to be great. I’m gonna get there. It’s gonna take me a little more [time] but my teammates keep pushing me, keep inspiring me.”show more

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Iman Shumpert on the difference between playing with LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony: “With Bron, the most that I learned from was just like what I’m looking at in the game. Like the times that I’m thinking TA just trying to get a stop and Bron like no TA trying to speed you up or slow you down because it’s a two for one situation and you just don’t know. He taking advantage of you. So you taking the bait because you don’t know what the fu*k you doing. And he like, you know he looking at me like Melo ain’t teach you. But it’s like anytime Melo said two for one I went but I didn’t know what the fu*k you talking about gang. Like I was embarrassed to tell Melo I ain’t know what the fu*k going on. For real though. This me being transparent at 21. Like Melo telling me some sh*t I don’t know. But Melo not the type of n***a that’s going to grab you after the game, sit you down, say this was the play, circle it. Melo kind of internalizes it be like, Damn, his young a** I can’t expect his young a** to know that, so I need to score another five points, I need to do a little bit more. He like, it can’t be Shump fault. You know what I’m saying? And Bron kind holds you accountable like, I’m going to throw a turnover if you’re not in the spot I told you to be. I’m going to throw a blind pass over my head and if you not there I’m going to tell coach to take you out.” (Via Out The Mud Podcast)

Iman Shumpert on the difference between playing with LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony: “With Bron, the most that I learned from was just like what I’m looking at in the game. Like the times that I’m thinking TA just trying to get a stop and Bron like no TA trying to speed you up or slow you down because it’s a two for one situation and you just don’t know. He taking advantage of you. So you taking the bait because you don’t know what the fuk you doing. And he like, you know he looking at me like Melo ain’t teach you. But it’s like anytime Melo said two for one I went but I didn’t know what the fuk you talking about gang. Like I was embarrassed to tell Melo I ain’t know what the fuk going on. For real though. This me being transparent at 21. Like Melo telling me some sht I don’t know. But Melo not the type of n*a that’s going to grab you after the game, sit you down, say this was the play, circle it. Melo kind of internalizes it be like, Damn, his young a I can’t expect his young a** to know that, so I need to score another five points, I need to do a little bit more. He like, it can’t be Shump fault. You know what I’m saying? And Bron kind holds you accountable like, I’m going to throw a turnover if you’re not in the spot I told you to be. I’m going to throw a blind pass over my head and if you not there I’m going to tell coach to take you out.” (Via Out The Mud Podcast)

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