※ [本文转录自 NBA 看板 #1CKbv_1h ] 作者: kerry0496x (晓开) 看板: NBA 标题: [转录][外电] Under the dome Ron Artest Interv … 时间: Fri Jul 30 13:09:17 2010 ※ [本文转录自 Lakers 看板 #1CKa2JdV ] 作者: claus (La Jolla) 看板: Lakers 标题: [外电] Under the dome Ron Artest Interviews Ron Artest 时间: Fri Jul 30 11:01:37 2010 http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=5417748 Artest自己访问自己？ 我觉得还蛮有深度的。 Under the dome Ron Artest had a tough assignment: getting inside his own head By Ron Artest (as told to Sam Alipour) ESPN The Magazine This article appears in the Aug. 9 issue of ESPN The Magazine. ARE YOU CRAZY? What's crazy? You need to decide. On Twitter you could say I'm pretty crazy, or you could say I just have a weird sense of humor. Off the court you could say I'm pretty crazy, or you could say I'm just ghetto. On the court you could say I'm pretty crazy, or you could say I just play really hard. To each person, I could be a different person. So you need to decide. Of course, there have been times when I've done crazy things. But I don't think I'm crazy. I just grew up in a crazy world. 你疯了吗？ 疯是什麽？你需要自己决定。在推特上，你可以说我蛮疯的，或你可以说我有奇怪的 幽默感。不在球场上，你可以说我蛮疯的，或者你可以说我只是一个都市压力很大的 一个人。在球场上，你可以说我蛮疯的，或者你可以说我打球很认真。对每一个人， 我都是不同的一个人。所以你必须自己决定。当然，曾经有时候我的确干过很疯狂的 事情。但是我不认为我疯了。我只是在一个疯了的世界长大而已。 WHAT DO THE DOCTORS SAY? Well, there is a history of mental illness in my family. My auntie is in the hospital right now. She's had her ups and downs. I've had mine too. I first saw a doctor when I was 13, when I was getting in a lot of trouble. If I felt I, or someone else, was being disrespected, I would pick a fight. 医生怎麽认为？ 其实，我们家族有精神疾病的历史。我阿姨现在就在医院里。她有过她的好与坏的时 候。我也是。我第一次看医生是我13岁的时候，那时候我惹了很多麻烦。当时如果我 觉得我或是其他人不被尊重，我便会去找架打。 WHAT LED TO YOU HAVING THOSE FEELINGS? I think a lot of it came from what happened to me as a kid. Some of it was my parents' divorce. A lot of it was getting teased for having ugly clothes and nappy hair. I got bullied so much at 11 and 12 that I became the bully. I didn't want to get bullied no more. And that just carried on through my life. 什麽事情导致你有那样的情感 我觉得有很大一部份起因於我小时候发生的事情。有一些是我父母的离婚。常常是我 被嘲笑穿着丑陋的衣服或是奇怪的发型。我11 12岁的时候被人欺负到我开始去欺负 别人了。我只是不想再被欺负了。我人生以後也有着如此的想法。 BESIDES BEING A BULLY, DID YOU ENGAGE IN OTHER DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIORS? Alcohol was part of the problem. At 15 I started to get twisted, and at 16 I was getting lit up on a regular basis. By the time the Bulls drafted me, I'd drink in the house all day, then go play a game. But I stopped drinking heavily in Sacramento. I'm sure I wouldn't have made the same mistakes if I hadn't been drinking. Was I crazy, or was I not sober enough to have a clear mind? That's the question. 除了欺负别人，你有过其他非正面的行为习惯吗 酒精是问题的一部份。我15岁开始喝，到了16岁便例行性的在喝了。到了公牛队选秀 选中我的时候，我已经整天都在喝酒，然後再去上场比赛。我到了Sac之後便没有再那 麽严重的酗酒。我知道我如果没有那样子喝酒的话，就不会犯了那些犯了的错误。到底 是我疯了，还是我喝醉了导始我没办法清楚想事情？这才是问题症结。 BUT YOU CONTINUED TO HAVE PROBLEMS IN THE NBA. WHEN DID THINGS START TO TURN AROUND? It started in Sacramento, when I had a domestic issue with my wife. I won't get into specifics, but the court said I had to take classes, had to change course. At first, I was mad. But I took a marriage class, and the teacher was amazing. I became a better husband. Then I took a parenting class, and I became a better father. And I took an anger management class, and that helped me too. Ultimately, I got hooked on self-betterment. All of a sudden, I was addicted to counseling. So when I got to Houston, I started shopping for a mental health doctor. That's when I found Dr. Santhi Periasamy. She's the doctor I kept thanking after the Finals. 但你在NBA里仍持续着有问题。什麽时候事情开始好转 在Sac开始的，那时候我和我太太有了一些争执。我细节不讲太多，但是法院要我去上 课，要我去改变我的行为。起初，我很生气。但是我上了一堂婚姻课程，那个老师棒 呆了。我成了一个更好的老公。然後我又上了一堂父母亲课，我成了一个更好的父亲。 然後我又上了一堂情绪管理课程，那也对我有帮助。最终，我对於改善自我开始上瘾了 。突然间，我爱上了谘询辅导。所以当我到了Hou，我开始物色一个精神辅导医师。我 就是在那个时候遇到了Dr.Santhi Periasamy。就是在总冠军赛封王後我感谢的那位医 师。 WHAT DID YOU LEARN ABOUT YOURSELF? Every time we talked about my problems -- at home, in my life, whatever -- it would always come back to basketball. She helped me realize that. So we mostly talked about basketball. We talked about my moves, my shot, and how all of the pressure I felt about my game was interfering with the rest of my life. Like, I found out that an argument with my wife was because I had a bad game, and I had a bad game because Coach Jackson was getting on my nerves. I'd bring that stress back home. It was a cycle. Dr. Santhi said, "Solve the basketball problems, and you'll solve the rest." Now, I can take the pressure, the anxiety, the heat from the media and fans, and it doesn't faze me. I don't rush anymore. I'm not anxious for a game, or to get my shot. Everything will come to me. Dr. Santhi helped me figure that out. 我学到了关於你自己什麽事情 每当我们讨论我的问题，不管是家里或是人生中或是其他地方，我们总是会回到篮球上 。这是他帮我了解到的。所以我们大部分都在讨论篮球。讨论我的动作，投篮，以及我 对於我场上的表现所感到的压力对我的人生所造成的影响。我发现有一次我跟我老婆吵 架是因为我比赛表现的不好，而我表现的不好是因为Jackson教练一直惹毛我。我会把 那些压力带回家。那变成一种循环。Dr Santhi说「解决球场上的问题，你便会解决其 他的问题。」现在，我可以承受那些压力，那些激动，媒体及球迷给的压力都不会影响 到我。我不再急了。我不会为了一场球赛，或是为了要得到投篮机会而激动。一切该来 的都会来。是Dr. Santhi帮我了解这些的。 OPPONENTS DON'T GET UNDER YOUR SKIN? Nah, I'm much more mellow now. I can control myself on the court. If I get fouled, I say what I gotta say and move on. I don't mind being punked anymore. If someone gets in my face, I just walk away. Against the Celtics in the Finals, Tony Allen got in my face, but I don't got the time for Tony Allen. Now, if you're a star and you're talking trash, I'll talk back. All series long, Paul Pierce was talking: "You're a bum, you can't score, you can't guard me, I'm busting your ass." Everything. 对方球员不会惹毛你？ 不会，我现在温和多了。我在场上可以控制住我自己。如果我被犯规了，我就说我该说 的然後继续打球。我别介意被别人欺负或是占便宜了。如果有人来找我吵架，我会选择 离开。总冠军赛对上Celtics，Tony Allen一直来烦我。可是我没有时间去理会Allen。 如果你是个明星然後跟我讲垃圾话，那我就会回嘴。整个系列赛，Pierce一直在说「你 这流浪汉，你没办法得分，你没办法守我，瞧我来教训你」。你想的到的都有。 HOW WOULD YOU TRASH-TALK AGAINST YOURSELF? Well, I guess I would try saying, "You're crazy," or "psychopath." I got called both those things, and worse, in the playoffs. Fans in Utah called me Osama Bin Ron and said, "You need medicine," but none of that fazed me. 你怎麽跟你自己讲垃圾话？ 我猜我会说「你疯了，神经病」。季後赛的时候，那两个词我都曾经被说过，而且还有 更惨的。Utah的球迷叫我Osama Bin Ron，然後又说「你需要吃药」，但是这些都影响 不到我。 SO THERE'S NOTHING ANYONE CAN SAY? All right, there is one thing that gets me really mad. Last season, Tim Legler, Charles Barkley and Carmelo Anthony all said something like, "Ron Artest is a step slower and can't play defense no more." I was 270 pounds, all muscle -- which was my goal for the season -- so I was fine, in my peaceful little world, until I heard that. It pissed me off so much! I put myself through my own midseason training camp. Didn't take a sip of alcohol from that time all the way through the playoffs. And by the Finals, I'd lost 20 pounds in two months. The problem was I was exhausted during that part of the season. That's why I was struggling. I was working out at 1 a.m., on the treadmill, in the gym. But I hit my stride in the playoffs. I shut down Kevin Durant, the NBA's scoring leader. I shut down whoever I shut down in Utah; they didn't have any stars at the 3. I shut down Jason Richardson. Shut down Paul Pierce. Three years straight, Paul Pierce is shooting 40.8% against Ron Artest. So, go ahead, tell me I'm slower. Tell me I can't play defense. Thank you. 所以别人说什麽都没用？ 好吧，还是有一个点让我很气。上个球季，Tim Legler, Barkley, Melo都曾经说过类似 的话「Artest速度又慢下来了，没办法防守了」我那时270磅，都是肌肉，而那也的确是 我给我自己的目标，所以在我自己心中一切都没问题，直到我听到那些话为止。那让我超 生气的！我让我自己来一次季中训练营。没再喝半滴酒直到季後赛结束。到了总冠军赛， 我在两个月内减了20磅。问题是那段时间我简直累翻了。那也是为什麽我那时候会表现的 比较不好。我凌晨一点都还在健身，在跑步机上或是健身房里。但是在季後赛的时候找到 了感觉。我锁住了KD，联盟得分王。我锁住了那个被我锁住的UTAH球员（他们在3号位没 有有名的球员），我锁住了J-Rich。我锁住了PP。连续三年，PP对上Artest投篮命中率 只有40.8%。所以，尽管说我慢了一步，说我没办法防守了。谢谢。 WHAT ABOUT PHIL JACKSON? DIDN'T HE GET UNDER YOUR SKIN? Yeah, that's true too. Phil Jackson is the only person these days who can truly get under my skin. And he gets under my skin 80% of the time. Phil totally controls me. In practice, he'll always joke about me and bother me, saying stuff about my shoes or whatever. All season, he'd say, "Ron can't shoot." But after Game 4 of the Finals, when we were tied at two, he changed his tune. He came to me and said, "Ron, I need you to play your game. You have to make plays." Oh, man. I was so happy! I called Derek Fisher and a couple of my friends and said, "Coach told me I could make plays! Boom! Let's go." What happened? I made plays. When my coach and teammates are behind me, there's nothing you can do to stop me. 那PJ呢？他会惹毛你吗？ 恩，那倒是真的。这年头也只有PJ可以真正的把我惹毛。而且他大概80%的时间都把我惹 毛了。PJ完全的控制了我。练习的时候，他总是在开我的玩笑以及烦我，说我的鞋子或是 什麽其他的。整个球季，他都说「Ron can't shoot」。但是总冠军第四场之後，那时候 2-2平手，他改变了。他来跟我说「Ron，我需要你打出你的球风。我需要你有所表现」喔 天阿！我真是太高兴了！我打给老渔以及一些朋友说「教练让我有所表现！Boom！来吧」 结果呢？我真的有所表现了。当教练和队友都知其你，你做什麽都没办法挡住我。 Ron Artest's life as a movie My character would be a basketball player who secretly doubles as a bounty hunter. None of my teammates know, because when I'm bounty hunting I wear a disguise -- a black leather jacket, nice shoes, some black jeans, definitely black shades, a fedora and a gray beard. Oh, and a cane. But even with my disguise, a villain finds out I'm the bounty hunter, and he wants to get back at me, so he attempts to kidnap my point guard. So now I have to stop the villain and protect my team without finding out I'm this bounty hunter. There's a climactic scene when my team and I are all on a bus and the villain's people are trying to get to it and my bounty hunting agency and I have to prevent it from happening without revealing my identity. In the end, I catch the guy trying to kidnap the players, and he gives me the location of the villain's headquarters. My agency and I run over there and take the whole network down. 如果Ron的一生是部电影 我的角色会是一名偷偷兼差当赏金猎人的篮球选手。我的队友都不知道，因为当我在当 赏金猎人的时候，会穿着伪装--黑皮外套，高档鞋，黑牛仔裤，当然必备的黑墨镜，软呢 帽，灰色胡子。喔，还有柺杖。尽管我如此伪装，还是被坏人识破，而他也想要报复， 所以他绑架了我的控球後卫，所以我现在必须阻止坏人并且保护球队，但是不能让他们 发现我的身份。高潮戏码就是当我和队友都在车上的时候，坏人及他的爪牙想要接近， 而我的正义伙伴们和我要在我不揭露身份的情况下阻止他们。最後，我逮住了想要绑架 我队友的人，知道了坏人的巢穴。我和我的手下便过去把他们整个组织给瓦解了。 BUT YOU'VE SAID YOU REALLY DON'T CARE ABOUT YOUR INDIVIDUAL GAME? I don't. It's all about winning now. I spent a lot of my career fighting coaches. When coaches told me don't shoot, I'd shoot anyway. But now I'm able to listen to a coach and sacrifice my game. It wasn't always that way. In Houston, I was one of the best players in the league, in a contract year, and I'm not starting? Are you kidding me? Shouldn't I have cursed out my coach or GM? Shouldn't I have told my agent to get me the hell out of there? But I didn't do any of that. I was pissed off, but I didn't once say anything to anybody. Then, I get to LA, and ignorant people are saying, "Ron can't fit in." 但是你说你并不在意你个人的表现？ 我不在意现在最重要的就是赢球。我职业生涯很大部分的时间都是在跟教练吵架。教练 叫我不要投球，但是我还是投了。但是我现在有办法听进教练的话然後牺牲我自己的数 据。不是本来就这样的。在Hou，我是联盟里最顶尖球员之一，合约最後一年，然後我 不是先发球员？你在搞笑吗？我那时不该说说我的教练和GM吗？我不该跟我的经纪人讲 赶快把我弄出去吗？但是我都没有那样子做。後来，我来了LA，也没有去理会别人说的 「Ron没办法融入」 BUT YOU DO LOVE THE SPOTLIGHT, RIGHT? I don't care about that anymore. I've totally sacrificed my ego. And what happens? God is giving me everything. Look, I'm the editor in chief of this magazine. And God blessed me with a ring. Don't get me wrong, the spotlight is nice, but winning puts you in the spotlight. 但你还是喜欢在镁光灯下，对吧？ 我不再在意那些了。我完全的牺牲我自己的自尊。然後发生了什麽事情？上天给了我所 有的东西。你看，我是这本杂志的主编。上天也给了我冠军戒指。别误会，在镁光灯下 当然很好，但是赢球才会让你有机会在镁光灯下。 WHEN DID IT BECOME ABOUT WINNING FOR YOU? In Sacramento. When I got there, we were in last place in the West. Coach Rick Adelman said, "Ron, the team will go as far as you take us." Well, we went to the playoffs. But this is the important part: Outside of Mike Bibby, I was the go-to guy there. Every play was going through me. But we had Bonzi Wells, too, and he was playing well. So I said, "Coach, we should play through Bonzi." And what did Bonzi do in the playoffs? Averaged 23 and 12. Right there, I realized I cared a lot about winning. I also learned I'd be a good coach someday. 什麽时候对你而言赢球才是最重要的 在Sac。我到那的时候，我们是西区最後一名。Adelman说「Ron，你能把球队带到哪，球 队就能到哪」。我们後来进了季後赛。但这是重点，除了Bibby之外，我是主要的球队重 心。所有的战术都要经过我。但那时我们也有Wells，而且那时候他表现得很好。所以我 就说「教练，我们应该以Wells为主」结果Wells季後赛做了什麽？23/12的平均表现。那 时，我便清楚知道我很想要赢球。我也知道有一天我也会是名很好的教练。 WAIT, YOU WANT TO BE A COACH? I want to be a coach, bad. I'd love to coach the Knicks or St. John's, but I'd go anywhere. I want to coach immediately after I retire. I'd be good for a bunch of reasons. I know the little things, like how important spacing is. I also understand how to deal with players, so I'm able to coach a player like me now. I know when the problem is emotional versus selfishness. I've hurt teams with my selfishness, and I've hurt teams with my emotion. I know the difference. If a player doesn't listen to me, I know how to respond. And, of course, I know defense. It's not just physical; it's more than that. How do I get through a playoff game with only one foul, as physical as I am? It's about knowledge. I know every player's moves and tendencies. I know exactly where all 10 guys on the court are supposed to be, and when. I'm 100% sure this coaching thing will work. All I need is a good staff, and to watch more tape. One thing I don't do is watch tape. I gotta start if I want to coach. 等等，你要当教练？ 我要当教练，很想要。我很想要当尼克或是圣约翰的教练，但我哪里都可。我退休後想 马上开始当教练。有很多原因我会成功。我知道那些重要的小事情，例如空间取得。我 也清楚如何和球员相处，所以要驾驭像我一样的球员没有问题。我会知道什麽时候问题 是情绪上或自私。我曾经因为自私而伤害过球队，我也曾经因为情绪而伤害过球队。我 知道其中的差别。如果球员不听我的话，我知道该如何反应。当然，我了解防守。那并 不只是肢体上碰撞，比那还深奥。我如何在一场季後赛比赛打完却只有吹一次犯规，且 如此具侵略性的我。都是知识。我知道所有球员的动作和习惯。我清楚知道场上10个球 员什麽时候该在的位置。我只需要好的教练团，以及看更多的影带。我唯一不做得就是 看影带。如果我想当教练我必须开始看影带了。 EVERY GOOD COACH NEEDS A GOOD MOTIVATIONAL QUOTE. WHAT'S YOURS? "It's not what I can do. It's what I'm gonna do." That's mine. I made it up. I was in my house one day, reading the newspapers, and everybody was writing me off. I'm like, what the hell is everyone talking about? And that's what popped into my head. 所有的教练都需要激励人心的铭言。你的呢？ 「不是你可以做什麽，而是你将做什麽」这就是我的。我自己原创的。有一天我在家里 ，看着报纸，然後每个人都在说我的坏话。我那时觉得，他们这些人都在讲什麽阿？就 在那个时候想到这句。 BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN EXACTLY? It means a lot of things. I may not win a dunk contest, but you're not dunking on me. And I'm not as fast as you, but I'll beat you to your spot. It's not that I can't score -- I will score, and I'll make sure you're not going to score. It's the best quote ever. 但是那到底是什麽意思？ 那有很多意思。我也许赢不了灌篮比赛，但是你不会在我头上灌篮。我也许没有你那麽 快，但是我会比你早到那个点的。不是我没有办法得分--我会得分的，而是我会确保你 没办法得分。这是最棒的一句话。 WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE MOVIE? Titanic. When DiCaprio is trying to save the young lady, that was dope. When she tries to save him, and he dies, that was dope too. That whole situation was tragic. When I saw the baby in the water, frozen? I cried a little, but mostly I was pissed. I'd just had my daughter, so when I saw that frozen baby, I was like, "What the f -- !? That's bull -- !" And let's not forget about Céline Dion. That woman is unbelievable. You know how much I love my music? Well, I wouldn't put out a song for 10 years if that meant I could put out a song with her. Her voice sounds like pure fresh air. It sounds like what it sounded like when the world was created. 你最喜欢的电影？ 铁达尼。当DiCaprio要救那个年轻女孩的时候，那很悲伤。当她想救他，而他死的时候 ，那很悲伤。整个情形都很悲惨。当我看到那个小孩在水里，冰冻着。我哭了一点，但 主要还是生气。那时候我女儿刚出生，所以当我看到那小孩的时候，我说「搞什麽阿， 这样太狗血了吧」。然後我们也不能忘记Celine Dion。那女的不可置信。你知道我多爱 我的音乐吧，但是如果我可以跟她一起出一首歌，我十年不出自己的歌都可以。她的声 音有如纯净新鲜的空气。听起来就像是世界刚被创造时的感觉一样。 WHERE ARE YOU MOST AT PEACE? At the beach. Man, give me a mango drink, some sand, that water, and it's all good. I love running in the sand. But sometimes I'm scared as hell of water. Whenever I'm out there, I'm thinking, "Damn, some tidal wave is about to come!" Okay, so maybe I'm not totally at peace at the beach. 你在哪里最平静？ 在海滩。给我一杯芒果饮料，一些沙子，那些海，就够了。我喜欢在沙子里跑步。但有 时候我超怕的。在外面的时候，心里总是会想「他奶奶的，那些海啸是不是要来了」。 好吧，也许我在海边不是完全的平静。 NOW THAT YOU'VE WON A TITLE, DO YOU STILL HAVE ANY PERSONAL GOALS IN THE NBA? I would love to get back to first-team All-Defense. I own defense. It's like my corporation. I'm the CEO and everyone else is just an employee. The fans and players know I belong. When you need a stop, who you going to call? Not the goddamn Ghostbusters, I'll tell you that. You call me. 现在你得到了总冠军，你在NBA还有什麽个人目标吗？ 我很希望可以重返防守第一队。我的一切就是防守。就好比我的企业。我是CEO，其他人 都只是员工。球迷和球员都知道我属於第一队。当你需到阻止得分，你会叫谁来？不是 那些见鬼的魔鬼克星。你会找我。 DO YOU STILL WANT TO PLAY FOR TEAM USA? I want a gold medal so bad, I'd be the water boy. But they won't even let me try out! I've been trying to get on that team forever. Three years ago, I called Jerry Colangelo. He answered the phone. I said, "Hi, this is Ron Artest," and the dude hung up! At least let me try out. Give me a chance to represent the ghettos of America. Come on, Team USA! I don't have much time left. 你还想为美国队效力吗？ 我想要一面金牌，我连倒茶水小弟都愿意当。但是他们连让我去面试的机会都没有。我 老早就想要进那个球队了。三年前，我打给Colangelo。他接了电话。我说「Hi，我是 Ron Artest」，那小子竟然挂电话了！至少让我试试嘛。给我个机会代表美国阿。美国 队，来吧。我没多少时间了。 HOW ARE YOU KEEPING IN SHAPE THIS SUMMER? My secret weapon is spin class. It's crazy. My first time there, I'm like, "What the hell is this? A bunch of girls and old people on bikes? Easy." So I get on the bike, and within 10 minutes I wanted to quit. But I can't when these girls are hardly sweating. Can't quit. So I kept going. When it's over, I've got a pool of sweat under me. I've never done anything so hard in my life. 这个暑假你如何保持状况？ 我的秘密武器是健身脚踏车课程。那简直疯了。我第一次去的时候，我觉得「这啥鬼？ 一堆女人跟老人在脚踏车上？简单。」所以我上了脚踏车，然後不到十分钟我就想要放 弃了。但是我没办法放弃，因为那些女生几乎连流汗都没有。不能放弃。所以我继续下 去。结束的时候，我底下有一滩汗水。我这生没做过这麽困难的事情。 WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON KOBE? I thought you'd never ask. We'll be on the plane, playing cards. Kobe will walk up, stop the game and say, "Ron, come to the back of the plane." Then, he'll show me some tape and say, "Look at this. Here's what you need to do." I'll go back to my seat, and then he'll walk up to Shannon Brown, stop the card game and do the same thing. And it doesn't matter if you're sleeping. He'll wake you up and show you things you've never thought about. He puts so much time and passion into the game. I have no problem following somebody who's worth being followed, who works as hard as me. I will follow Kobe anywhere. 你对KB的看法？ 我还以为你永远都不会问咧。我们在飞机上，打牌。KB会走过来，停止牌局，然後说「 Ron，到飞机後头来一下」然後他会给我看一些影片，然後说「看这里。你这里应该怎麽 做」我回到座位上，然後他会走到Brown身边，停止牌局，然後做一样的事情。就算你在 睡觉也没差。他会把你叫醒然後给你看一些你从来不曾想过的事情。他对篮球付出了极大 的时间与热情。我对於跟随一个值得跟随的人完全没有意见，一个跟我一样努力的人。 我会跟随KB到任何地方。 WILL IT BE A LAKERS-HEAT FINALS? Don't sleep on Boston, but I like Miami in the East. It would be an honor to face the Heat. I'll take LeBron. Kobe's on Wade. Gasol's got Bosh. It'll come down to Andrew Bynum. If he's healthy, we can't be stopped. 会是湖人热火的总冠军戏码吗？ 别忽略BOS，但是东区我看好MIA。能对上MIA是种荣誉。我会守LEBRON。KB会守WADE。 GASOL守BOSH。一切会取决於BYNUM。如果他健康，没有人能阻止我们。 YOU'VE PLAYED FOR FIVE TEAMS OVER 11 SEASONS. WHERE IS HOME? By now everyone knows Queensbridge is where I grew up, but Indiana is my home. My whole family's been out there since I signed with the Pacers. It's where I got married. It's where my new life began, where everything I worked for started to come true. It's where I signed my first big contract. I have a special place in my heart for Indiana. 你11个球季效力过5支球队。哪里才是家？ 现在大家应该都知道我在Queensbridge长大的，但是印第安那是我的家。至从我和IND 签约之後，我的家人都过去那边了。我在那里结婚。我在那里新生。我所努力打拼的在 那里开实现。我的第一个大合约。印第安那在我心中有特殊的地位。 ... DESPITE WHAT HAPPENED WHILE YOU WERE WITH THE PACERS? Listen, I told my agent last off-season that if Houston doesn't want to keep me, my first choice was New York. That wasn't an option, so I said, "Let's go to Indiana." I would've gone there for any amount of money. If they would've offered me $4 million, I'd be a Pacer now. I just felt like I owed them something. I owed them more good seasons. I didn't give them my all because I was mad about my contract. Now I know to leave the selfish stuff for an appropriate setting. The fourth quarter isn't the time to worry about yourself. I finally stopped worrying about money after I made Larry Bird mad for the last time. I told him I wanted to be traded, and I regret that. But I don't regret asking for the time off to work on my music, because I needed time to work on my head, too. I was still trying to figure out what I was becoming, and what kind of person I wanted to be. I was lost. I needed that time. 尽管在溜马队的时候发生的那些事情？ 听着。上个休赛期我告诉我的经纪人，如果HOU不要的的话，我的第一选择是NY。那选择 不曾出现，所以我说「我们去IND吧」。不管合约多少我都愿意去。如果他们那时出4M， 我现在就是溜马球员了。我觉得我欠他们什麽。我欠他们好的表现。我因为合约的问题没 有尽全力。现在我知道要把自私的情绪适当的排解掉。第四节不是为自己烦恼的时候。 自从上次把大鸟惹毛之後，我终於不在担心前的问题了。我告诉他我想要被交易，我也後 悔我那麽说。但是我不後悔要求一些时间去弄我的音乐，因为我需要那个时间去搞定我的 脑袋。我那时还在摸索我将变成什麽，以及我想要变成怎样的人。我需要那个时间。 WHO DO YOU WISH YOU COULD'VE PLAYED AGAINST IN HIS PRIME? Jordan, because I'd want to see what he'd do to me. I think he would've busted my ass. 你希望你可以对上颠峰时期的谁？ MJ，因为我想看看他可以对我做什麽。我猜他会狠狠的教训我。 Sam Alipour is a contributing writer for ESPN The Magazine. --

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