T.J. Warren: 'You've just got to generate your own energy' in the bubble

Name: T.J. Warren: 'You've just got to generate your own energy' in the bubble
Uploaded: 2020-08-01T22:06:19-04:00
Description: T.J. Warren on how he was so driven tonight with no fans in the crowd: "I play a lot of basketball. When I'm at home with my friends, when I'm playing pickup games, I just want to be a hooper. Just me coming out here playing the way I play and playing my game."

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T.J. Warren on how he was so driven tonight with no fans in the crowd: "I play a lot of basketball. When I'm at home with my friends, when I'm playing pickup games, I just want to be a hooper. Just me coming out here playing the way I play and playing my game."

AUGUST 2, 2020・National Basketball Association・4:37

Indiana Pacers

T.J. Warren

National Basketball Association

T.J. Warren: 'You've just got to generate your own energy' in the bubble

T.J. Warren on how he was so driven tonight with no fans in the crowd: "I play a lot of basketball. When I'm at home with my friends, when I'm playing pickup games, I just want to be a hooper. Just me coming out here playing the way I play and playing my game."

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