NBA players don’t need to win titles to experience great emotions. After discussions, some find a taste for life, for example, as this All-Star explained during an interview. He celebrated his trade like a ring!
From the outside, the life of an NBA player looks like a dream. Basketball, millions, travel, the possibility of setting up numerous businesses at the same time… For a normal person, it’s difficult to find prohibitive disadvantages. But when we look a little deeper into the daily lives of stars, it is true that everything is not always perfect.
For example, when a player is traded by his franchise and he has not necessarily given preferential destinations to his managers, he can find himself uprooted and thrown into a city that he does not know and does not necessarily like. . This was for example the case of Paul George, who had to spend two years in Oklahoma City between 2017 and 2019.
PG’s reaction to his trade to the Clippers
If Indianapolis has nothing to do with Las Vegas, the city still seems slightly more attractive than OKC… This is the reason why PG jumped for joy when he learned of his trade to the Clippers. He was finding his hometown, a real social life, and he couldn’t help but celebrate the news. Good thing he was in Nevada, and as he explained in his podcast.
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I was in Las Vegas when I found out I was going to the Clippers, and it was the day the city was hit by a big earthquake. I like to say that I had something to do with the shaking, that it was related to the exchange. I had to celebrate I went to a club. For everyone present I bought cigars. I was torn up that night, Lou Williams and Patrick Beverley were with me.
Some people have difficulty paying for drinks for their conquests or their friends in the evening, Paul George and his millions offered cigars without counting in Las Vegas after the announcement of his trade. Further proof that they live in a different world, with different means. Being at a club at the same time as an NBA player must be every party goer’s dream.
Beyond this aspect, it is also proof that NBA players can have some pressure and feel great relief when they are traded to a chosen destination. Paul George was never as strong as he was at the Thunder, but he was never happier than when he left Oklahoma to join Los Angeles. A sense of priorities…
Paul George was great at the Thunder, but he couldn’t handle life in Oklahoma anymore. So he jumped for joy when he learned of his trade to the Clippers, and all the customers of the club were rewarded with cigars.
2023-09-14 20:30:00
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