MAGIC

After eight seasons in the league and a pile of individual awards, Paul and the ever-fought Clippers under the guidance of a top trainer are finally looking for a breakthrough in the NBA Finals. Their destiny is in the hands of someone who is at the same time the best and most respectable player and opponent.

Chris Paul has always had justification, so at least they say. His reputation until this season was mostly unripe. Here and there someone would have mentioned that he never went beyond the second round of the play-off, but that was it. Mainly emphasis was placed on his perfect dribbling, a preview of the game, unreally fast hands, a photographic memory of all the events on the ground.

The lack of team success was attributed to the inadequacy of the good team, the coaches who were not for the big dwindling, the bad situation in the club. In the past three years, you have somehow found out that Chris has been hurt by this, and that it is hardly difficult to prevent him from receiving merit if he is a good player and says that the fighter is again hard enough for something to go wrong, reporters and fans say " it's hard to play. "

This year, Clippers have made the best team in their history, and they have perhaps brought the best coach they ever had. The team is filled in all positions. They have the best assistant and thieving balls, the best jumper, they have great spiders. Blake Griffin has become one of the best NBA players. They are exceptionally fun to watch, and again this year they have substances in their game. What kind of teams are there that are not just knocking 10 alley-oops and inventing greetings on the showings but to win the victory first. So it was until Donald Sterling opened his mouth ....

Justin Gray is the legend of the Wake Forest, one of the famous universities at Tobacco Road, where the best basketball college in America is played. Gray has felt the destiny of many great colleges of archers who were too lazy to play a bettor in the NBA, yet they simply did not have the instinct and ability to play at the venue of the league's organizer. Europe is the next station required.

We met a couple of years ago in Greece and to questions like Chris Paul, Gray said, "Genius. Like every genius in it, there is a bit of insanity, a bit of obsession that can draw the worst out of a man. at all when the game starts. "

If it is to hit Julius Hodge's crotch, there is no problem. If we should openly offend Mike Krzyzewski in the middle of the match, that can be the case. If you have to kill the player by skipping in attack because they miss an open shot, who is guilty. If he had to go to Pau Gasol, who was silent on his head, he should know he did not do it. The game was played the way Chris wanted regardless of circumstances and coaches. So it was at least the appearance of Doca Rivers.

Paul is the best pick and roll player in the league. The ball was up to this season for an entire eternity. He turns once, he does not like what he sees, returns back and forth again. How did the old order in the New Orleans Arena explain it plastic? "Chris is outdoors on the field, beautiful and cultured. A small man is always on the pitch, who is discussing with everyone and playing ..."

It is discussed with everyone except with a direct guard ... "I never provoke a player who keeps me, I do not need that." I worked hard to become a good player, implying that I can score against anyone. "

Chris Paul is fucking in the field. I guess differently and could not have been a player who was always the last in the youth or was not elected at all.

When you have 157cm height in the second intermediate team you just do not beat for your services. Paul became famous in America after a tragic event. His dad Nathaniel Jones was the first African-American owner of a petrol pump in North Carolina. This is the 60's when racial disasters in all parts of the United States were fired. Nathaniel held his business and was the person who enjoyed the respect. Prior to his 61st birthday, he was killed in his car while he was squeezing the groceries. Several teenagers tried to rob him. He was beaten up on that occasion and his heart did not endure. Paul's father found the corpse.

At the auspices of his aunt Paul, in Nathaniel's honor at the first next match, he scored 61 points for every year of his life. Then he deliberately missed the free throw and came out of the game with the ovations ...

Only in the third middleweight Chris Paul did it up to 178 cm in height. His great love was the University of North Carolina, but it was not interesting to them. He decided to stay close to home. To play where Tim Duncan played. He was trained by Wake Forest, Skip Prosser.

"Training does not guarantee perfection, only perfect training guarantees perfection," Prosser, who has always been a lonely person, has often spoken. The players were quoted by Niče, Šekspira, Čerčila. By the way, I blinked out that Prosser had an answer to each of his many questions.