What that media circus felt like? Spurs it's an organization. That keeps everyth
ing very tight, very in house. And you get to La you get TMZ outside restaurant,
what sort of that chaos felt like？
主持人：被媒体包围是什么感觉，马刺是一个把一切都保密的密不透风的组织。 而你到了
洛杉矶，就会看到TMZ在餐馆外等著。 这种混乱感觉怎么样呢？
I mean I don't really do much. I'm really home reading my books doing things I
try to stay out the way as much as i can. At the Spurs. I haven't really no medi
a coverage, coming here, it is way different, you know , because I used to after
a loss. I could go on my phone or something or go home. Um and chill, you know,
talk to my homies. You lose with the Lakers, you all over you're all over Twitt
er, you suck, you're all over.
Lonnie : 我并没有做太多的事情。 我大部分时间都在家里看书、做事情，尽可能的避免引
起注意。 在马刺队时，媒体报导并不多，但来到这里后，情况完全不同。 你知道，当你输
了比赛，我以前可以看看手机或回家放松一下，和朋友们聊聊天。 但你如果是在湖人队输
了比赛，你就会被所有人批评，推特上到处都是你的不好表现。你烂透了、你完了。
To keep it a buck like even when I was growing up and I would watch like one of
my favorite players or LeBrons. You know per se player and stuff like that ,and
someone and they lose. Oh I'm going crazy, this dude is garbage. I probably don'
t really mean it. But at that time since lost and you ain't play up to your capa
bilities, I gonna say you suck.
Lonnie : 说实话，在我成长的过程中里，当我看着一些最爱球员，比如说詹姆斯之类的球
员，并且他们输了比赛。 我也会抓狂的说，这家伙垃圾。 其实我可能并不是真的这么认为
。 但是那时候我们输了比赛，你没发挥出你的实力，我就会说你很烂。
So you signed the one year deal with the lakers in off season, what was it abou
t the purple and gold in this squad in particular that made. You want to come to
LA and how motivated are, you knowing, that you just got this one year deal bec
ause you've been balling out, you got career-high show, what I'm saying doing yo
ur thug dizzle banging on dudes, almost banging on the dudes that, I would give
to points still just because it looked beautiful. How much that motivated. You t
hough just to just to come out here and do it you know show the world.
主持人：所以你在休赛季和湖人签了一年约，是什么让你想加入这支紫金球队，你知道自己
只签了一年合约，但你表现得非常出色，打出了职业生涯最高的表现，猛撞对手，差点就要
灌篮得分了，我还是会因为那个美妙的动作而给你分数。你有多少动力来展示你自己，让全
世界看到你的实力呢？
Motivated me a lot, you know, I think one of the biggest things for me is I want
to see how far I can get in with this league, how great of a player that I can
be and, you know, with the Spurs, you know, it was a situation of growth, you k
now, I injured. My I got injured my injured my rookie year and I was kind of lik
e a step back, you know, going to the Lakers and having like a prove to deals pr
o it was probably one of moments where I'm like I can finally show what I'm capa
ble of doing. You know, rather if it's not even at the highest of schemes, but b
eing allowed to just play through my mistakes you know and be myself. So when I
got the call that I was going to be a Lakers man I worked out probably an hour a
fter I heard about that just ready to go because you know you come in here. It's
this is a big franchise.
Lonnie : 这让我非常有动力，你知道，我最大的愿望之一是想看看我在这个联盟中能走多
远，能成为一名多优秀的球员。在马刺时，那是一个成长的过程，我在新秀赛季受伤了，这
让我有点倒退了。去湖人队，有一份试试水温的合约，这可能是我可以展示自己能力的时刻
之一。无论是不是最高水准的比赛，我都被允许在犯错中成长并且做自己。所以当我接到湖
人队的电话听到消息后的一个小时就去训练了，因为你知道你来到了一个大球队。
I mean, it's felt good, you know, I'm still having my ups and downs and trying t
o find my way, but it's been great, you know, being able to have players like Le
Bron and Davis. It makes the game, way easier yeah you know, I'm an offensive pl
ayer. I'm gonna get bogus regardless. But when you have those two players when t
he focus is on them, I mean the shots come easy.
Lonnie :我还在经历起伏，还在努力寻找自己的方式，但这是很不错的经历。 能够拥有像
詹姆斯和戴维斯这样的球员，让比赛变得更容易了。 我是一个进攻型球员，无论如何我都
会得分，但当你有这两个球员时，因为他们是焦点，进攻就更容易了。
Have you learned anything from playing with lebron like other things you'll take
with you for the rest of your career ?
主持人：和詹姆斯一起打球，你学到了什么，有哪些经验可以带到你未来的职业生涯中？
I think one of the best things that I've really got to watching and is just his
consistency, you know, whether it's a back-to-back game, long road trip, you kno
w, he's at that facility 8 A.M. and he's getting some work, he's one of the firs
t players always to get to the facility and whether it's getting treatment, you
know, recovering lifting watching film. He's very adamant on just the amount of
time that he has sacrificed on the team for basketball, and I kind of just shows
why he's one of the greatest Players all the time which kind of shows why he's
been to the finals. So many damn times because he's locked in man. And he knows
every other teams plays, he knows how they going to play him. He tells us where
to go, where to be listen, if you see me right here , i need you to cut right he
re, you'd be wide open. I got you. You just walk to it. Ball just land right in
your hands. Okay, everyone's like dang Lonnie you cutting really good. It's Lebr
on is telling me to cut.
Lonnie :我觉得我最欣赏的事情之一就是他的稳定性，不管是背靠背的比赛或是长途跋涉，
他都在早上八点就会到球场开始训练。他总是最早到球场的球员之一，不论是接受治疗、举
重还是观看比赛的录制影片，他都非常坚定花大量的时间在篮球上。这也解释了为什么他是
史上最伟大的球员之一，也解释了为什么他多次进入总决赛。因为他一直专注于篮球，他知
道对手的所有战术，知道他们会如何对付他。他会告诉你如何跑位，应该做什么，如果你看
到我站在这里，我需要你从这里切入，你就会完全空出来。你只需走过去，球就会传到你手
中。每个人都觉得我切的很好，是詹姆斯告诉我该怎么切的。
I wanted to ask on the trash-talking. Note is there someone that surprised you w
hen you got into the league trash-talking wise be it with when you're playing in
San Antonio. Or hear someone's that's trash talk you were like I did not think
it would be him.
主持人：我想问一下关于垃圾话的事情。在你进入联盟时，是否有人在垃圾话方面让你感到
惊讶，无论是在你在圣安东尼奥打球时还是听到某个人的垃圾话，你会觉得这不是你会想到
的那个人。
No, not really, i would say. Pat Bev is pretty good at what he does. Yeah, most
trash-talking tends to come from the bench.
Lonnie : 不，其实没有。Pat Bev 这是他擅长的技能。大部分的垃圾话都来自板凳球员。
Worst dressed teammate？
主持人：谁穿着最没有品味？
Austin Reaves man
No it's not that he don't have drip, he's real life one of those cool. white boy
s, that wear the and sweatpants but he just can't come to the game with the same
sweatpants in the same hoodie with the same ones and I'll like