I have no individual goals. We play for one reason and that's to win the title. Practice is more important than the games, and I will practice when I'm hurt, when 95 percent of the players in this league would sit out. I expect all of you to do the same thing. You will follow my lead.
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Learn from Dejan Bodiroga

Here’s one of the best European players of all time. A born winner. Why am I putting him here? Because of his basketball intelligence. Watch his moves inside, that extra step, or quick dribbles with right and left to change direction… his passing.

If anybody doubted whether he could have played in the NBA, search for the videos of Yugoslavia vs. USA in the World Championship in Indianapolis from several years ago. Bodiroga dominated that championship; not with dunks, but with intelligence, efficiency…

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