Nate Bjorkgren brings his famous championship belt to Indiana

Name: Nate Bjorkgren brings his famous championship belt to Indiana
Uploaded: 2020-12-14T19:11:33-05:00
Description: Perhaps the coolest addition to Pacers practice this season: Nate Bjorkgren's championship belt. Edmond Sumner: "It's definitely a great feeling for your coach to reward you on things that not everybody thinks about. ... For him to take note of stuff like that, it's a positive."

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Perhaps the coolest addition to Pacers practice this season: Nate Bjorkgren's championship belt. Edmond Sumner: "It's definitely a great feeling for your coach to reward you on things that not everybody thinks about. ... For him to take note of stuff like that, it's a positive."

DECEMBER 15, 2020・National Basketball Association・1:52

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Nate Bjorkgren brings his famous championship belt to Indiana

Perhaps the coolest addition to Pacers practice this season: Nate Bjorkgren's championship belt. Edmond Sumner: "It's definitely a great feeling for your coach to reward you on things that not everybody thinks about. ... For him to take note of stuff like that, it's a positive."

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