The Power of Words | NBA
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There is no guarantee that I’ll be able to play in the next game, so every moment is a chance to make my mark.
Yuta Watanabe Chiba Jets Funabashi Apr 30, 2021 日本語版は こちら (Note: This article is a translation of the original, which is in Japanese.) “Yuta, you had a good rebound during garbage time in today’s game.” A reporter once said those words to me during a postgame press conference. I snapped back immediately and said, “There is no such thing as garbage time, in my opinion.” The room froze. I’m sure the reporter didn’t mean it in a negative way. We’d been winning by a comfortable margin and there was only a minute or two left in the game. I could tell he wanted to write a positive article about me,
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