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Multiple Rockets players mentioned how Alperen Sengun motivated the team with a pre-game speech. He’s come a long way from when he first got in the league and needed a translator. Asked him about it postgame: Sengun: “My English was good?” Amen: “You messed up at one point but...

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Here, Alperen talks about the speech he gave pregame, how he doesn't always talk a alot, and how Smen said it really motivated him. “After the talk, Amen was telling me that it really motivated me, and I was like, was my English good? He said you messed up one point, but I don't care.”
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Here, Alperen talks about the speech he gave pregame, how he doesn't always talk a alot, and how Smen said it really motivated him. “After the talk, Amen was telling me that it really motivated me, and I was like, was my English good? He said you messed up one point, but I don't care.”

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I agree with Apathetic here. Alperen gotta fight for his presence on the team. He gotta dictate who he is. He gotta set the tone with his aggressiveness. But one thing: He was very motivated and took the leadership of the team start of this season. Thats where he destroyed Giannis, Gobert, Mobley etc in the clutch. But after Pels game (was 16-8, 6-6 since) some things changed. Whatever happened indoors Sengun got to fight through and play through it. First things first: Don’t respect anyone who doesn’t respect you.
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I agree with Apathetic here. Alperen gotta fight for his presence on the team. He gotta dictate who he is. He gotta set the tone with his aggressiveness. But one thing: He was very motivated and took the leadership of the team start of this season. Thats where he destroyed Giannis, Gobert, Mobley etc in the clutch. But after Pels game (was 16-8, 6-6 since) some things changed. Whatever happened indoors Sengun got to fight through and play through it. First things first: Don’t respect anyone who doesn’t respect you.

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