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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)

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Jake Paul explains why becoming the villain made his life easier “For so long, I tried to be the good guy. People don’t want to hear that. They’re not going to believe you. At some point, I just embraced being the villain. I was like, all right, you guys want me to be the bad guy? Fine, I’m going to do it” “As soon as I did that, I felt more free. All the hate pretty much stopped because people realized I didn’t care and I was using it to my advantage”

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Jeremiah Fears talking about how he knew he was leaving college early and he believed he was going to be a top 5 draft pick “Once I got there, I think I still got the text. I text my dad like the second week. I was like, Man, I’m going top 5. He was like, You think so? I said, I know. So, but just the work I put in and then I was seeing it translate in practice. I was doing my thing in practice and then in the scrimmages we played like two of the top five teams, top three teams in the country preseason and I did my thing. I’m like, Yeah, I’m going top 5” (Via Club520podcast)

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Stefanos Tsitsipas says he was not surprised by Nick Kyrgios’ suspension for cocaine… he’s just surprised it came so late “I don’t know what to tell you. To be entirely honest with you I knew about this before the announcement. I’ll just tell you the truth. I knew about all this before any announcement was made. When I saw it on social media, I was like ‘here we go.’ I expected it to be honest.” “I’m not gonna try and cover up someone that I know the truth for. I consider myself a nice person with everyone. But these were behaviors that I personally heard on the tour…” “When I saw it, I was like… pretty much expected to be honest. I’m surprised it came so late though.” (via U.S. Open Press)
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Stefanos Tsitsipas says he was not surprised by Nick Kyrgios’ suspension for cocaine… he’s just surprised it came so late “I don’t know what to tell you. To be entirely honest with you I knew about this before the announcement. I’ll just tell you the truth. I knew about all this before any announcement was made. When I saw it on social media, I was like ‘here we go.’ I expected it to be honest.” “I’m not gonna try and cover up someone that I know the truth for. I consider myself a nice person with everyone. But these were behaviors that I personally heard on the tour…” “When I saw it, I was like… pretty much expected to be honest. I’m surprised it came so late though.” (via U.S. Open Press)

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