[轉錄][外電] THE TRUTH 訪談

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作者: BullShits (撥穴大師) 看板: NBA
標題: [外電] THE TRUTH 訪談
時間: Tue Dec  2 01:10:51 2008

Paul Talks With Boston Common
by Andrew Mees

No. 34 recently sat down with Boston Common magazine for a Q&A with Alan M.
Dershowitz to talk about life, winning, and his place in Celtics history.

34號最近接受Boston Common雜誌的訪談 談有關於他的生活勝利還有他在超賽的故事

The link to the full interview is here. Paul spoke about many topics,
including the lean years he experienced in Boston, and how his outstanding
individual performances couldn’t bring team success.

PAUL談論有關於他這幾年在波士頓的經歷以及有關他優越的成績卻不能帶來球隊的勝利

“It hurt. It would have been hard for me to come back here and have them
retire my jersey and not have won a championship in this arena. It wasn’t
only my competitive nature, but also having to argue with the owners and
management, trying to convince them to give me some help. Our [current]
owners grew up here in Boston, and they all wanted to win. Then they brought
Danny [Ainge] in. I had a meeting with him during that year where we lost 18
in a row [the 2006-07 season]. It was like, ‘We can go in one direction and
I move on, or you’re going to have to bring in some talent, some veterans
who I can work with’. And I think I showed them my passion for winning and
for staying here.”

這是很傷人的.原本對我來說.再度回到這球場.然後沒拿下任何冠軍在這裡高掛球衣
是不可能的事.我原本就有喜好戰鬥的個性.我也向球團擁有者和經營者抱怨.
說服他們給我帶來些幫助.球團的擁有者是在波士頓長大而且他們也都非常想要贏球.
他們帶來了Danny Ainge. 我在07年球隊18連敗時有跟他討論過. 我跟他說
球隊可以朝某一個方向前進然後我離開.或者是你要帶來一些有才能.有經驗的老手
讓我可以跟他們一起打拼. 這樣我就會繼續保留我原來的激情.繼續待在這裡
去贏得勝利.


On what makes the Big Three – Paul, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen – work so
well:

接著討論三巨頭

“You do think about that, of course you do. But then you look at the type of
stars who you brought in. You’ve got Ray, one of the most unselfish players,
and you’ve got Kevin, who also is considered one of the most selfless
players in basketball. But you know what made it work? It was our
communication. When the trade was official, we constantly talked on the
phone. We all wanted the same thing. The previous year, when Ray was in
Seattle, he didn’t make the playoffs— great player on a bad team. Same
situation with me. Same situation with Kevin. So we all related to that. We
all talked about how the only way it was going to work was if we all dropped
our egos at the door, and we all bought into what Doc [Rivers] was trying to
teach us.

你必須要好好思考這些.當然你也確實做了. 現在來你看看你帶來這些球星的型態.
你得到RAY.是最無私的球星之一.你也得到KG.同樣的也是被認為籃球界最無私球員之一.
但你知道要如何讓他們一起運作嗎? 這是我們要溝通的. 當交易正式成立.
我們持續在電話溝通.我們都想著同樣一件事情. 前一年當RAY在西雅圖.
他沒有打進季後賽. 一個好的球員卻在爛隊裡. 同樣的情況發生在我身上.
也是發生在KG身上. 我們都在討論如何去達到這唯一的目標
假如我們都拋棄我們原有的自我意識而且照著河流大教我們方法走的話.

He also gave the story behind his trademark headband, and his latest tattoo:

THE TRUTH同時也講了他頭帶的由來以及他最後的刺青的由來

“Let me tell you where the headband came in. It was in ’02, when we were
making a run. We were going out west, and our whole team wore headbands. We
went three for two on the trip. We used to go like one for four on those
trips. So I stuck with the headband, but everyone else stopped wearing theirs.
”
讓我們來聊聊這頭帶是如何來的.02年當我們要西征時.我們整個球隊都帶了頭帶
然後XXXXXXXX(我看不懂什麼意思).於是我就帶了頭帶.而其他隊員就拿掉不帶了

“(The tattoo) is a dagger going through a ball, because basketball is my
gift and my curse. Obviously it’s all the good things that come from playing
basketball, but you also have to deal with the negative things that come from
your gift of being a basketball player. I was stabbed in a nightclub [in
Boston in 2000] for just being somebody who is popular. You have people who
are envious. That’s all part of being who I am. And that’s why there’s a
dagger through the basketball.”

這刺青是一把劍穿越一顆籃球.因為籃球對我來說是一個天賦同時也是一個詛咒.
明顯的打籃球對我來說是好事.但當你打籃球時.你也必須要面對一些負面的事情.
例如我曾經在2000年在酒吧被砍過.就因為我是個有名的明星.帶來其他人的嫉妒.
這兩方面都是會在我身上存在的.這也就是為什麼我的刺青是一把劍插在籃球上.

The Truth also talked about his job as a role model.

THE TRUTH也談論關於他的職業如何做一個表率楷模

“I feel like I carry a responsibility for kids who look up to me, kids who
buy my jersey, kids who ask for an autograph. Those things are genuine when
they come from a kid. Kids have so many negative influences that I feel like
if you can change even one kid’s life, you’re doing your job.”

我覺得我必須要負一些責任.在那些尊敬我的小孩身上.那些買我球衣的小孩.
那些向我要簽名的小孩身上.那些事情對於小孩來說都是純真的.
小孩容易被一些負面事情影響. 所以我覺得只要我可以改變一個小孩的人生.
我就會好好做我該做的工作.

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→ hllwolfkhan:包皮耳屎 超強的，轉身靠在對手身上真是一絕
推 jay228:樓上算不算汙辱球員XD?
推 hllwolfkhan:我這是暱稱，該不會要進水桶吧?
推 mic2hael:最欣賞的球員!!! Paul Pierce 波士頓之魂
推 Superted:不好聽吧 這樣遊走在板規邊緣 挑戰版主很快樂嗎?
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推 u7273       :一樓的很無聊,,,
推 Ayowaya     :因為那次他們拿下三勝兩負(平常都是一勝四負之類的)
→ Ayowaya     :所以PP覺得頭帶很幸運 就一直戴了(這是XXX的部份)