Chris Singleton’s criticism of NBA players: “You should see them play for 10 months in Europe”

The criticism that some players who were in the bubble made during the summer of having to be there, despite the fact that the NBA spent many millions in accommodating the caravan so that they felt as comfortable as possible, did not like it in the Nueva office York and, apparently, not in the world of basketball either.

An example is that of Chris Singleton, who once played in the North American competition with the Wizards and has been doing so in Europe for five years (Lokomotiv, Panathinaikos, Barcelona and Efes). The Canton player did not like what came out of the mouths of his fellow professionals around the bubble that was created to isolate them from the coronavirus and that they could end the season well.

In an interview in Cosmote TV The American player compares the situation in the NBAs with that suffered by anyone who is forced to play competitions outside his country:

“I think we might even see as offense what some people in the NBA commented when they were there in the bubble.”

“When you read, when you get a chance to see all the things that they really had there … It’s like, ‘I don’t even know what you’re complaining about.’ You just have to stay in one place for three months, or whatever, and that’s it. You play basketball every other day. And you’re getting five-star food; the photos they posted at the beginning I don’t know if they were the best, but after that it was all gourmet. “

“I understand that they couldn’t see their families. They weren’t used to it. But if they complain about that, I can’t imagine them coming abroad and playing for ten months. That would even make a reality TV show” “

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