Bradley went on to say: "We are more of a spiritual interaction, and I hope everyone in the basketball world can reach the same understanding. We want everyone to be well and focus on important things. Because basketball is only a part of it (an important thing), we should be born with more connotations. People outside just want us to concentrate on basketball and be basketball players. We just want to find other ways to express ourselves. Look at what people in the fashion and music circles do, and then look at the people in this sport. I think we are misunderstood and everyone is misunderstood. "
Personally, I agree with Bradley that Owen is a good man, but what a good man doesn't do must be right.
Yes, life is not just basketball, there are many meaningful or more important things worth doing, but basketball is the work of basketball players and the most important part of life.
No one can stop you from doing important things, but first you must do your job well, and you must be worthy of the high salary you get. Without a job and income, what can you talk about caring for others, caring for your family and helping the community? Isn't this empty talk? Love is all water? This is a very realistic and cruel question.
Didn't Bradley reach the semi-finals last year because of his family's health problems? However, he is not going to play ball (work) this season, because it takes money to take care of his family and help others, rather than simply pouring chicken soup into his heart.
In fact, the two can be balanced. For example, if an entrepreneur wants to do charity, isn't it running a business? If the business goes bankrupt, what will he do for charity?
Again, "when you want to lead people forward, there is no one behind you." At this time, you should probably think about whether you are going to a "dead end".
What do you think of this? Welcome comments and exchanges. (The above pictures are all from the Internet. )