Knicks līdzjutējs atvainojas Porziņģim: Es domāju, ka tu būsi pati lielākā vilšanās starp šī gada jaunajiem spēlētājiem

Es esmu amerkanis, kurs nodzivoju divus gadus latvijaa. Es varu teikt bez shaubam ke porzingis ir viens nolabakiem rookiem shaja sezona. Es lepoju par vinu un es neesmu latvietis! Jums vienkarshi ir jalepo par vinu. sekojot vinam instagrama ir redzams ka vins arii ir vienkarsi loti labs cilveks. Vins ir Malacis. Es atvainojos ka ne rakstu ar latvieshiem burtiem.

Mietpilsoniskam bara amerikānim pēc tam, kad sācis pats skatīties un domāt, pielecis, ka kļūdījies un pietiek dūšas vīršķīgi un publiski atzīties, ka bijis bara pamuļķis. Kur ir tie dūšīgie "letiņu patrioti", kuri uzrāvās uz neperecīzu, varbūt tīši spekulatīvu, Kristapa teiktā tulkojumu un gānījās vēl pirms trim četriem mēnešiem? Kur ir? "Letiņu patrioti" tomēr vēl stulbāki par viduvēju bara amerikāsi?

The first was that Porzingis almost always stayed late after practice to develop his skills with Nikola Radicevic, a teammate. Basketball mattered to Porzingis in a way that struck Galilea as unusual, especially for a player who could have coasted on his natural gifts. Long and athletic, Porzingis was already capable of doing astonishing things on the court. The foundation was there, and then some. But Porzingis wanted more. “When you feel capable of doing everything — you can shoot, you can dribble, you can run, you can dunk — sometimes it’s easy to fall into the temptation of saying, ‘O.K., I can just do it somehow,’ ” Galilea said in a recent interview. “But no, he always listened to his coaches, and he always worked. And I thought that was going to be priceless for him.” The second observation that Galilea made had to do with an older woman whom Sevilla employed to do odd jobs for the team. She also acted as a den mother for many of the younger players. Porzingis, who grew up in Latvia, was a teenager far from home, and he appreciated her. So whenever Sevilla went on a trip, Porzingis would return with a gift for her — a box of chocolates, say, if the team had traveled to Belgium. “This, coming from a 19-year-old kid, was unbelievable,” Galilea said. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/19/sports/basketball/kristaps-porzingis-wanting-more-gives-the-knicks-hope.html?rref=collection%2Fcolumn%2Fon-pro-basketball&contentCollection=sports&action=click&module=NextInCollection&region=Footer&pgtype=article