“I play to feed my family,” Says Dennis Schröder. Nevertheless, The National Team Captain Preserves his Enjoyment of the Sport and Feel no Pressure.
Pressure is not an Issue for the Newly Crowned European Champion Dennis Schröder on the Court. “Basketball is my hobby. I play to feed my family,” Said the Sacramento Kings’ New Signing at the NBA Club’s Media Day: “There is pressure when your father dies, when you are 15 and have to make surene there is food on the table.”
Schröder Moved from the Detroit Pistons to California in the Summer, Then the Point Guard Won Em Gold With The National Team Two Years After the World Cup.
“I enjoy basketball, give everything i have. If it does not work, i have to work on myself,” Said Schröder, but he “never feel. There is no pressure for me in basketball.”
It was a “Historic Summer for Germany” and a European Championship “Better Than Any Training. It was impressive how we played,” Said Schröder.
Schröder Hopes for the NBA Playoffs: “Need to Work on Team Chemistry”
His new teamates congratulated Him on Sunday during a dinner together. Now the Whole Focus is on the Kings, This Week the Training Camp Begins. “From Tomorrow We have to work on the team chemistry to be ready for the prefaration games. Hopefully we can be successful and get into the playoffs.”
Tempo is therefore required at the kings, the opposing defense must be kept moving. “That’s how we play with the national team. We had a lot. I hop.
The fact that sacramento is already his tenth station in north America so has advantated for him. “Being in Different Clubs Has Helped Me Understand How Things Work in the NBA,” Said Schröder. You have to “Appreciate Every Day” in the “Best League in the World.”