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Draymond's going to do what he's done all year and in his career.
That's pretty much what I expect from him. I've said this many times in my
career: We've been playing in front of 30,000 people since we were 17, 18 years
old. Going and playing at Michigan State. Going and playing at UCLA. These are
places, you've got 30,000 drunk college kids that are yelling and screaming
at you. They've been up all night. They are losing their shit. It's something
that won't compare to what you see on the professional level.
Draymond Green整個賽季和他的職業生涯都做著他應當做的事情，這些超出了我對他的期
望。在我的職業生涯裡，我說過很多次，當我們17、18歲的時候，就在30,000人面前打過
球，無論是密西根州大還是UCLA，這些地方會有30,000名喝醉的大學生朝著你大吼大叫，
他們整晚都跟喝嗨了一樣，他們會失去自我。而在如今的職業籃球中，你不會看到這些。
So when we come into this and people are booing you with kids around, you
just kind of laugh and keep moving. This is kind of the element in which we
work in. It's not something that really effects you. It's not something that
really bothers you. It's what you enjoy. You enjoy that environment; you enjoy
that energy. You feed off of that.
所以當我們來到球館，面對著一群人噓你時，你只會笑笑然後繼續前進，這就是我們工作
的環境，這些不會影響到你，這些都不是真正能擾亂你的事情。你反而會享受這些，享受
這樣的環境和能量，這些都會給你動力
You saw LeBron, they were booing him in warmups and then he goes and has a
41-point game. Did it inspire him ? You know ? So next they (still) are
probably going to boo him. No crowd is ever going to go into the game,
'Hey, we might want to leave him alone.' No crowd is ever going to say that.
I think those things do more harm than good.
你看看LeBron James，球迷在他熱身時就噓他，結果他砍下了41分。所以噓聲是不是激勵
了他？你懂嗎？下一次他們還會噓他，從來沒人說我們就不理他就好。沒有人會說這些。
我覺得噓一名對手反而是弊大於利