照以往惯例,分3次放上来,Cheers~ Q: Do you think you’re perfect for the New York market? Q:你觉得你适合纽约这个市场吗? A: I think so. I think I fit in. A: 我是这麽觉得的,我认为我还漫融入的. Q: Fit in how? Q:融入? 怎麽说? A: I think New York just wants somebody that doesn’t care about anything but winning. I think a lot of big cities are like that. It’s a city thing. In Chicago, growing up there, that’s how we played. You play for something more than just yourself. You play to win, and that’s all that really matters. Something for me that’s big us like seeing a guy like J.R. [Smith] struggle throughout the game, and all of it goes out the window at the end ’cause all he wants to do is win. Things like that, that gets me amped up. ... In times of need, I don’t really care if I made the shot. ... I don’t care if a guy’ s scoring on me — I mean I’m gonna be [ticked] that a guy’s scoring on me the whole game — but as long as I get that stop at the end and we win, I’m all smiles after the game. I could play terrible, [but] as long as we win I’ m good. A:我觉得纽约想要一个什麽都不在乎只想赢球的人, 很多大城市都很类似,有相同的想法. 在芝加哥长大,这是我们如何打球的,打球的原因并不是为了自己.你是了胜利而打球,而这 才是真正重要的事情.对我而言很重大的事情像是看到JR整场打得很挣扎,但是因为他想要 的就只是赢球,所以努力到最後克服困境.类似像这样的事情让我热血沸腾.在需要帮忙的 时候,我不在乎是不是我投进球,还是有人在我前面得分, 我的意思是如果有人整场在我前 面得分,我会整个抓狂,但是只要我最终能停止对方进攻并且赢球,我会在比赛结束後带着 大大的微笑.我也许会打得很糟,但只要我们赢球我就满足了. Q: How badly do you sense this team wants to bring a championship back to New York? Q:你觉得尼克有多渴望想要把冠军带回纽约? A: It’s a bloodthirst. Like [Friday], we had an optional practice, and the guy that wanted to be at the practice the most is Carmelo [Anthony]. You got Melo dripping sweat, had to change shirts in an optional practice. You got Stat [Amar’e Stoudemire] on the side working his ass off. Only reason he didn ’t play four-on-four was just because they forgot to bring his goggles. ... The motivation is there, the hunger is there. And when it starts with your best guys? It’s easy for it to trickle down. A:就像吸血鬼渴望鲜血般的渴望. 像周五,我们可以选择要不要练习.球员里最想要来练球 的人是瓜瓜.你在这场自修的练球场看到瓜瓜流汗滴的满地都是,需要更换球衣.阿骂在旁 边火烧屁股般的锻链.他没有参与4打4的原因只是因为训练员忘记把他的护镜带来.他对打 球的动机在那,渴望也是.而当这份渴望是来自球队最好的球员们时,这种气氛是很容易传 染给大家的. Q: What is your definition of bloodthirst? Q:你对这份渴望的定义呢? A: This is gonna sound bad me saying this, but I’m willing to fight for it. Like, that Boston-Knicks game at home, when the guys are like almost fighting? That’s what it is. That’s how bad people want to win. A:我等下要讲的话会有些呛,但是我愿意为了这份渴望而战斗,像是那场老赛-尼克的主场 比赛,当大家几乎要打起来得状况? 那就是我所定义的渴望,这显示人们有多麽的想要赢球 . Q: On this team? Q:全队都是吗? A: On this team. I think there’s a lot of guys in the league like that, but when you got a whole team, and a whole city, that is willing to do whatever, like whatever goes in this game, is we want to win it that bad. A:全队都是,我想很多在联盟的人都像那样,但是当你整个团队,整个城市都愿意为了比赛 而付出所有, 这显示我们是多麽的想要赢球. Q: What has Clyde Frazier told you about winning in New York? Q: Clyde Frazier有没有告诉你有关在纽约赢球的事? A: He said there’s nothing better than winning a championship, but when you win it in New York, there’s no better city to win in ’cause New York is so uptight and everybody’s moving fast, and so mean and everybody’s going at each other. And it’s like, Knicks win a championship: “Oh hey sir, How you doing? How’s today? Your day going all right? Oh, don’t worry about it, keep the change, this round’s on us, man,” stuff like that. And he’s telling us, man, as long as we buy in to our head coach and we lock on as a team, we can win a championship and bring it back to New York, and that’s what we’re working to do. A:他说没有什麽比赢得冠军更棒的事情了,但是在纽约赢球这件事是没有任何城市可以比 的上的.因为纽约是个生活步调很快的城市,每个人移动快速,没有耐性,大家针锋相对的. 对於尼克赢得冠军这件事,有点像是”哦，先生您在做什麽?今天过的好吗？目前为止都还 不错吧? 哦,没关系,不用找零钱,这摊我来请”类似这样的东西.他跟我们说只要我们信任 总教练,整队有凝聚力,我们可以赢得冠军带回来纽约.而我们现在正努力当中. Q: What’s so great about being you? Q:做你自己有多棒? A: I’m the youngest guy on the Knicks, and I made it through an ACL year. Plus I got a head coach that actually likes me (chuckle). I know a lot of guys as rookies in the league, they’d be like, “Man, my coach, he messes with me all the time mentally,” I got a head coach that says, “I realty don ’t care what you do as long as you play hard.” So it’s like I got all the confidence in the works, and I got guys like Melo and Anar’e that take so much attention off if me and key me just play off ’em. For so long, I’ve always been the guy on the team that’s gotta defend the best player, get a lot of rebounds, get a lot of assists, score the ball — I gotta do pretty much everything. It’s like, finally I could just sit back, play off people, who’ll [help] on certain parts of my game so that when the time comes in the league where I do have to be the go-to guy, I’ll have polished a lot of skills in my game. A:我是尼克最年轻的,而且我渡过了ACL伤痛的一年,再加上我有一个真正喜欢我的总教练( 咯咯笑).我知道有很多联盟上的菜鸟球员他们会说” 老天,我的教练阿,他总是让我精神 混乱,” 我的总教练则是:”我不在乎你怎麽打,只要你认真打球.” 这让我打球时充满信 心,更何况还有瓜瓜跟阿骂这两个受人注目的人,让我可以看着他们学打球外也让我不用被 盯上.从以前到现在,我总是那个需要防守对方最棒的球员,要拿到最多篮板,最多助攻,还 要得分的人.我几乎要做所有的事情.终於,我可以喘口气,跟在人後头打球,在比赛中协助 某个项目.当我以後成为联盟核心球员时,我会早有准备,对那些打球的技巧滚瓜烂熟. Q: What is Knickstape? Q:什麽是Knickstape? A: Yeah, everybody’s always asking me about it. It’s a mixed tape of guys wearing a Knicks uniform. That’s all it is. It’s a mixed tape of guys and we thought it would be cool to take “mixed” out and put “Knicks.” A:每个人总是会问我这个问题. 这指的是一群穿着尼克球衣的人,像混唱带般的被聚在一 起. 我们认为把混唱带里的”混唱”抽掉改成”尼克”两字会漫酷的. 这就是整体的意思. Q: What’s one anecdote about coach Mike Woodson that makes him unique? Q:有什麽轶事让武僧教练显得特别? A: The first day he became head coach, at halftime of the game — Melo’s going off. Melo’s got like 16 or 18 at half. We’re blowing the Trail Blazers out, we’re already up by 15, and we’re all hyped up. We’re like in the locker room laughing, everybody’s like talking, communicating like, “ Man, we need to do this, ah you missed a layup on this though, we gotta clean this up, we gotta do this,” so we’re all talking. And Woody comes in there, he looks like he’s [ticked]. And so we all like sorta tighten up. He goes straight up to Melo: “I don’t give a damn how many points you got. You have no rebounds right now. You can’t play for me with no rebounds.” I think Melo finished with like seven, eight rebounds after that. But it’s like the fact that he walked in, and just walked straight up to Melo’s face and did that, I think it established in the room for the rest of the year how serious he was about he doesn’t care how much we’re winning by if we’re not doing the things we’re supposed to do. A:当他第一天当上总教练的时候,在半场时,瓜瓜表现冲破天际,投18进16颗. 我们把拓荒者吹的远远的而且领先15分,每个人都很兴奋.在休息室的时候,大家边讲边沟 通,像是” 哦,我们需要做这个,啊,你刚刚漏掉上篮之类的,要好好 补救起来.”结果把拔走进来,他看起来像是快发飙的样子,所以大家变的很紧张. 他直直 的走到瓜瓜面前对着他说:”我不鸟你拿了几分,你一个篮板都没有,你在我底下打球不可 以没有篮板.” 我想瓜瓜比赛结束後大概拿了7,8个篮板.整体来说,他走进来当面对瓜瓜 训诫就已为大家表达他正经的态度:他不在乎我们赢了几分如果我们没有做该做的事情. Q: How would you characterize his motivational style? Q:你会如何形容他鼓励大家的方法? A: Break you down and build you up. He’s probably the best I’ve seen at breaking you down, building you up and then giving you that confidence when we ’re out on the floor. If you make a mistake, it’s not like, “Man, you’re dumb for doing that.” It’s like, “Man, you’re way better than that.” A:拆掉重建. 他是我看过最棒的,把你拆掉重新打造,然後当你在场上打球时给你信心.如 果你犯错了,他不会说”你做这事太笨了”而是说” 老兄,你能做的比这个更好.” Q: Guys love playing for him? Q:大家喜欢替他打球吗? A: He’s a player’s coach. He played the game, so I think he just knows how to deal with it. ... I might not touch the ball a whole half, and he’ll still yell at me like, “You don’t got no points,” and I’ll be like, “Man! ” He’ll be like, “You act like you can’t steal the ball and go lay it up. I didn’t say you couldn’t steal the ball and go lay it up.” And it’s stuff like that that just gives you that self-check like, “You’re right.” He’s like, “You’re 6-5, 225, you’re telling me you can’t steal the ball and go lay it up? You can’t get an offensive rebound and dunk it on somebody? ” It’ll challenge you. A:他是球员型的教练.他以前也打过球,所以他知道要如何处理.我可能整个半场都没碰到 球,结果他对着我吼”你不可以没得分”然後我就回他,”老兄阿!!” 结果他就.跟我说” 你表现的像是你不能抄球然後上篮.我没说你不可以抄球然後上篮阿”类似这种事情能够 自我检讨想” 他说的没错” 他会说” 你是6尺5,225磅,然後你跟我说你不能抄球上篮? 你不能抢进攻篮板然後在别人身上灌篮吗?” 他就是这麽挑战你. Q: Do you feel like you can be a star in this league? Q:你认为你会成为联盟中的那颗星吗? A: I do. A:我觉得我可以. Q: What was emotional low point following your ACL injury in last year’s playoffs? Q:当你在去年季後赛因ACL而伤退後,你有低潮期过吗? A: After surgery. And after the first couple of weeks, you have to stay laying down, not doing much, stay drugged up. And then, you’re supposed to slowly start getting off the drugs, so you have to deal with a lot more pain. And I’d say just sitting down, not being able to get comfortable, not being able to sleep. And then just seeing the world move without you. I had my best friend with me. He’s taking care of me, making sure I’m good, but it’s like he’s got other stuff going on he wants to do, so I can’t tell him, “ No you can’t do it ’cause I might need you,” so I would just try and tough it out sometimes. But then once I let him leave, it’s like, “Man (chuckle), I wish somebody would be right here with me right now.” A: 手术後. 还有过後的前几个礼拜,你只能躺着,什麽事情都不能做,绝大部分都在吃止痛 药.然後你应该要慢慢的脱离吃药,所以要想办法撑过疼痛.我会说只坐着,没办法感觉舒服 ,没办法睡觉.然後看着世界就算没有你也能运转的很好.我最好的朋友在我旁边照顾我,确 定我好好的,但是他还是有其他想做的事情,所以我没办法跟他说” 你不可以做这个因为 我有可能需要你,” 所以我会试着变坚强.但是当我让他离开时,我想着” 老天(笑),我还 真希望有人现在可以在我身旁" --

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