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Che sia una guardia o una ala piccola cambia poco... Tranne se nn muovono qualcuno nel mercato..

Snell può fare sicuramente sia la guardia che l'ala piccola ma secondo me è più un 3 ... diciamo che per certi versi può ricordare Jimmy Butler come tipologia di giocatore, forse con un'pò meno difesa ma ipoteticamente con più tiro ... bisogna vedere come si adatta all'NBA ma secondo me non è niente di eccezionale.

La seconda scelta è un'ala forte, troppo piccolo per fare il centro. E' relativamente esperto visto che ha concluso il suo ultimo anno con Florida, tira da tre e dalla media, abbastanza male sia in difesa che come rimbalzista.

Mirotic? il prossimo anno?

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Saba88 ha scritto:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK_wpxVDt6w[/youtube]

stupenda intervista! chiarisce molti aspetti del carattere di marco che tutti ci aspettavamo!

grande!

So la verità sulla mamma di LBJ

Can somebody do a short recap in English?

Rumors dicono che i T-Wolves siano interessati a Mayo o a Belinelli. In effetti non hanno la guardia e hanno 3 playmaker.
Minnesota non sono i Bulls, ma se Kirilenko rifirma (ha gia' fatto cadere l'opzione, ma e' solo perche' cosi' puo' prendersi piu' soldi) si avrebbe un quintetto Rubio, Beli, AK47, Love, Pekovic... un ottimo playmaker, un grande difensore in Kirilenko, due macchine da rimbalzi con Love e Pekovic... tutto sommato non e' male. E se non ci si mettono gli infortuni, i playoff non saranno una chimera.

wisconsin ha scritto:Rumors dicono che i T-Wolves siano interessati a Mayo o a Belinelli. In effetti non hanno la guardia e hanno 3 playmaker.
Minnesota non sono i Bulls, ma se Kirilenko rifirma (ha gia' fatto cadere l'opzione, ma e' solo perche' cosi' puo' prendersi piu' soldi) si avrebbe un quintetto Rubio, Beli, AK47, Love, Pekovic... un ottimo playmaker, un grande difensore in Kirilenko, due macchine da rimbalzi con Love e Pekovic... tutto sommato non e' male. E se non ci si mettono gli infortuni, i playoff non saranno una chimera.

Rubio+Belinelli: il duo preferito di Redden

Almeno così con Mayo o Beli, Rubio può anche provare a dimenticarsi di tirare da 3

Nn credo che Beli sia interrato ad andare in Minnesota.. Lo ha detto lui che nn vuole andare in posti sperduti (senza offesa ovviamente, ma altri posti x lui sono più interessanti)

sundance ha scritto: Can somebody do a short recap in English?

They talk about the differents team that Beli has joined in his career..about Toronto beli says only "strange team, strange organisation, i didn't feel better about that time and i didn't know why the coach wouldn't make me play"..
About NOLA the interviewer (Buffa) wants to know something about CP3 in particular, and Beli speaks really well of him.
There's also a part when they talk of Golden State and Don Nelson, which Beli describes like an old man whom don't do anything for training, just sits and smokes
Mostly, Buffa asks him about anecdotes/stories of Steph Jackson, Boozer, CP3, Baron Davis and stuff like that..Beli also talks about his problem with cookies, which made him known as "Cookies Monster" and the fee that he had to pay when he was with the Warriors..

sundance ha scritto: Can somebody do a short recap in English?

They talk about the time, still a skinny euro, Marco scored 25 in LeBron's face against team USA and how that changed his life
Marco gives his first trainer, Marco Sanguettoli, a lot of credit for what he's become

"Marco goes to America":

First experiences, workouts ("I sucked at weightlifting"); draft ("Where the hell is Golden State? Is it a dangerous place?"); a great Summer League, Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson; his cookie addiction and weight problems; hard life as a rookie; Don Nelson a strange guy; learning to play and live with huge, strong, mean Afro-Americans, their attitude and mentality; a wasted year in Toronto; a great experience in New Orleans: love for and from CP3, who helped him a lot ("Hey, if I pass you the ball, it means you can score!").
Chicago and the Rose affair, Marco understood he wouldn't have come back for the PO. Nate Robinson, a crazy, unpredictable talent. PO with the Bulls, his "big balls" performance etc.

Sissospò ha scritto:Nn credo che Beli sia interrato ad andare in Minnesota.. Lo ha detto lui che nn vuole andare in posti sperduti (senza offesa ovviamente, ma altri posti x lui sono più interessanti)

Guarda che non e' sperduto come sembra: Minneapolis e' ormai attaccata alla capitale St. Paul (per questo le chiamano le Twin Cities), ci sono un sacco di ristoranti per tutti i gusti, clubs, bar e pubs, c'e' il piu' grosso centro commerciale degli USA (Mall of America), l'aeroporto internazionale ha voli per diretti per Parigi, Amsterdam (se volesse andare a troie ). La zona suburbana e' piena di posti dove andare a passarsi la serata o il fine settimana, ci sono un'infinita' di laghi piuttosto grossi se vuoi comprarti la barca, tanti ristoranti Italiani ed una piccola comunita' italiota (di cui sono orgogiosamente membro). Certo, l'inverno e' infame come a Chicago ma con meno vento. Insomma, il Beli non ci starebbe male. Se poi paragonate Chicago a Minneapolis... vabbe' grazie al c..o, scelgo Chicago anche io. Ma Minneapolis e' costantemente tra le prime 10 - 15 citta' negli USA per qualita' di vita. Meglio di Milwaukee, Indiana, non so Charlotte, Salt Lake City, Orlando.... chiaro, io spero che rimanga a Chicago, ma se proprio dovesse cambiare non mi dispiacerebbe che venisse dalle mie parti (comprerei la maglia)

igna92 ha scritto:They talk about the differents team that Beli has joined in his career..about Toronto beli says only "strange team, strange organisation, i didn't feel better about that time and i didn't know why the coach wouldn't make me play"..
About NOLA the interviewer (Buffa) wants to know something about CP3 in particular, and Beli speaks really well of him.
There's also a part when they talk of Golden State and Don Nelson, which Beli describes like an old man whom don't do anything for training, just sits and smokes
Mostly, Buffa asks him about anecdotes/stories of Steph Jackson, Boozer, CP3, Baron Davis and stuff like that..Beli also talks about his problem with cookies, which made him known as "Cookies Monster" and the fee that he had to pay when he was with the Warriors..

fagiu ha scritto:They talk about the time, still a skinny euro, Marco scored 25 in LeBron's face against team USA and how that changed his life
Marco gives his first trainer, Marco Sanguettoli, a lot of credit for what he's become

"Marco goes to America":

First experiences, workouts ("I sucked at weightlifting"); draft ("Where the hell is Golden State? Is it a dangerous place?"); a great Summer League, Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson; his cookie addiction and weight problems; hard life as a rookie; Don Nelson a strange guy; learning to play and live with huge, strong, mean Afro-Americans, their attitude and mentality; a wasted year in Toronto; a great experience in New Orleans: love for and from CP3, who helped him a lot ("Hey, if I pass you the ball, it means you can score!").
Chicago and the Rose affair, Marco understood he wouldn't have come back for the PO. Nate Robinson, a crazy, unpredictable talent. PO with the Bulls, his "big balls" performance etc.

To me Beli seems to be the one Euro who's had the most difficult transition to the NBA who never gave up. He never complained (unlike a certain spainard) and always worked hard to improve and prove he belonged. I think that's why I like him so much. Notwithstanding his own mentality to overcome disappointment, alot of his success can be credited to his strong connection with his family and fans 'back home.'

Marco understood he wouldn't have come back for the PO.

It's plain Thibs made the choice to go without Marco initially, but hard to understand why considering he's habitually killed the Nets since his days with the Hornets. I definitely think game 4 never would have gone to 3OT had Marco actually gotten PT.

Anyway, thanks guys! You really made my day!