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• #NORM MACDONALD ESPY MONOLOGUE FREE#

I think the big thing is working on my body. I imagine the shoulder might impact this a bit, but where are the areas of your game that you’ve been putting in the most work this offseason?įor sure. I’m just trying to stay in the moment and just focus on the now, and just focus on getting better today.

My surgery, getting better better each and every day. How’s the shoulder feeling? And just generally, how’s this offseason been for you? It was in Atlanta, it was cool, but after being in Chicago for, going into my third year, I think being here would be fun. So, to have it in Chicago, such a great city, it’s just dope, man, it’s gonna be a fun experience. They’re super competitive in any sport, they just want to win. When I first got drafted here, I noticed that up front. They’re just like, super competitive and super into sports. Yeah, honestly, I think it’s a basketball city, but it’s really a sports tow. As someone who isn’t from the city but has gotten to know it over your NBA career, what is it that makes Chicago such a great basketball city? But for me, growing up and watching those games, the high school challenge, guys that you look up to - especially when you’re younger, guys you watch their mixtapes - it was a it was a blessing to be a part of the game be a part of the history.

#NORM MACDONALD ESPY MONOLOGUE FREE#

For me, my main focus was going out and getting to college and getting a free education, and then the NBA came along a lot later. Most guys who make it to that game make it to the NBA, which is where you want to be, or to have prolific college careers. You dreamed of doing those things, going to the McDonald’s All-American Game. And as an alum of the game, what is it about the McDonald’s All-American Game that makes it so special?įor me, it’s unreal watching the game. I know you’re here with the McDonald’s All-American Game. We caught up with White on behalf of the McDonald’s All-American game to talk this summer, watching a pair of people with whom he’s close in the NBA Finals, UNC guys in the NBA, and more. The good news for White is that he feels he’s in a good place after surgery, and as he told Dime, there’s “great vibes” around the entire team right now. White is coming off of a promising second season in Chicago - he averaged 15.1 points and 4.8 assists in 31.2 minutes per game as a sophomore in the league - but between shoulder surgery and the sudden influx of talent at the guard spots on the roster, the former North Carolina standout has a fight for playing time ahead of him. One player who will fight for minutes alongside these guys is Coby White, the third-year guard who the team selected with the No. The team has made it a point to revamp its roster, with the guard trio of Lonzo Ball, Alex Caruso, and DeMar DeRozan coming to the Windy City in an attempt to help propel the team to the postseason for the first time since 2017. The Chicago Bulls have been through a whole heck of a lot this summer.