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Interview that just turned me OFF to MKG


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he has to be tired of constant interviews and workouts. so some reporter ive never heard of probably isnt to high on his concerns list. MKG has worked out for any team that asked, even the nets who dont even have a 1st, im sure he is tired. but his body posture and answers were both very akward.

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He has a speech problem, big deal.

If anything, this interview made me like him more.

Someone should screenshot his face at 1:30-32 when he is asked "do you need great players around you to reach your full potential".

Personally I am down to MKG, T-Rob, and HB40.

I added Barnes after hearing how impressive his workout for the Bobcats was today.

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He has a speech problem, big deal.

If anything, this interview made me like him more.

Someone should screenshot his face at 1:30-32 when he is asked "do you need great players around you to reach your full potential".

Personally I am down to MKG, T-Rob, and HB40.

I added Barnes after hearing how impressive his workout for the Bobcats was today.

Where did you read about Barnes' workout?

EDIT: Nevermind. Saw it on ESPN.

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