BARRETT: Leadership is not just about saying it and what matters is whether you do it or not

Live Bar Jan. 24 In a regular season game that ended today, the Knicks beat the Clippers 110-102. After the game, Knicks player Barrett was interviewed.

"So far, I don't think I've achieved anything. That's how I feel. I was always hungry and thirsty. I crave more. It's not just for the team, it's for yourself. I think if I continue to be aggressive from the last few games, as I am today, anything is possible. I want to continue to be where I am today, to score, to defend, to fight for rebounds, to give my all on the court, to do everything the team needs. Barrett said.

Speaking about leadership, Barrett said, "I think leadership is more than just saying it. What matters is what you do and how you do it. How you perform yourself on the pitch, in any game. So, I want to bring positive energy. I think everyone trusts me and if I say something, or if I express my point of view, we can communicate. ”

Barrett added: "I think it starts with your character first. If you say something, you have to do it yourself. At the same time, be able to accept criticism and guidance. I think the two are closely related. ”

In this game, Barrett played 43 minutes, shooting 9 of 24, 3 of 5 from three points, and had 28 points, 14 rebounds, 6 assists and 1 block.

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