NBA Q&A: Mo Williams
Posted by Unknown on Sunday, January 20, 2013 with No comments
Courtesy of Mary Schmitt Boyer
Q: How is your right thumb feeling after surgery?
A: It's a process. It is getting better every day.
Q: How does this stint with Utah compare to your first stint as a rookie?
A: I'm older, more mature. Professionally, I was a rookie. I was learning the game as a rookie, but now it is more of a leadership role for this team instead of the young guy.
Q: What is the most important thing you learned from Jerry Sloan?
A: Just the toughness, the discipline. A no-excuse, no-nonsense approach.
Q: What's your favorite memory of Cleveland?
A: The fans, the experience of winning. As a professional athlete, those were the best two and a half years of my career.
Q: Do you think LeBron would ever return to the Cavs?
A: I don't know, I don't know. I think that is a question for him only.
A: It's a process. It is getting better every day.
Q: How does this stint with Utah compare to your first stint as a rookie?
A: I'm older, more mature. Professionally, I was a rookie. I was learning the game as a rookie, but now it is more of a leadership role for this team instead of the young guy.
Q: What is the most important thing you learned from Jerry Sloan?
A: Just the toughness, the discipline. A no-excuse, no-nonsense approach.
Q: What's your favorite memory of Cleveland?
A: The fans, the experience of winning. As a professional athlete, those were the best two and a half years of my career.
Q: Do you think LeBron would ever return to the Cavs?
A: I don't know, I don't know. I think that is a question for him only.
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