Da un intervista a George Karl del Denver Post:
« "Josh and Masai are probably thinking I'm the guy who doesn't want top professionals, character guys, people that believe in every possession and intensity in practice," Karl said, "because I've been labeled lately as the guy who can handle the wild-and-crazy guys and still help them win."
No more. His doctors tell him the first anniversary of his final treatment for throat and neck cancer, coming in early April, is a time for closure, to put that struggle for life itself behind him. It dovetails nicely with the new chapter in his professional life.
"I'm also getting the closure of what has happened here, from I think a good six years to an ugly year, the most difficult year I have ever been through, figuring out what to do, how to do it, if I'm doing the right thing, trying hard, frustrated, no one happy, just a difficult year. There was not a lot of reward for what we were doing.
"Now, I'm beginning the second chapter with a team that I can't deny excites the hell out of me. Let me coach. I love to coach. I'm tired of being a psychologist."
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Bellissima e significativa l'ultima frase in riferimento ai Denver precedenti degli Iverson e Carmelo
: «...Now, I'm beginning the second chapter with a team that I can't deny excites the hell out of me. Let me coach. I love to coach. I'm tired of being a psychologist."
c.zzo ormai l'ho scritto, ma spero che la scaramanzia valga solo pnell'immediato prepartita, non un mese prima
