Maybe Justise Winslow should take a few pointers from Kristaps Porzingis. In an interview with The Palm Beach Post, Winslow was asked to describe what he does on an off night. The response came with the usual answers that you would expect to hear from a 19-year-old: eating, hanging out, listening to music, watching basketball. But, take a look at the last part of his reply.
“I might hit up a restaurant, hang out with some friends, go back and listen to some music, probably watch some good old Duke basketball, YouTube videos, Netflix. No chill. Just Netflix by myself. That’s it.”
What is the point in Winslow stressing that his Netflix sessions is strictly for viewing and devoid of any "chilling"? Does he want to make sure that the Heat brass (and/or his momma) know that there is just Netflix going on at his newly-bought crib? Or, could this be a cry for help?
In another portion of the Q&A, Winslow has a strange response when asked about playing NBA 2K. "2k is almost too realistic, but then it’s not. I can’t decide how I want to guard a ball screen on a video game," he said. "I don’t like that. If I want to send somebody to their left on a ball screen, it’s really hard to do that on a video game.” All this concern over guarding a ball screen in a video game? What have you done to Justise, Dwyane Wade?
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[via PalmBeachPost.com]
