Knicks not worried about trash talk By Ian Begley | ESPNNewYork.com GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- The Knicks proved to be susceptible to trash talk during the regular season. But Jason Kidd doesn't see it happening in the playoffs. "We’ve grown as a team, mentally and physically," Kidd said Friday. "Our job is to go out there and let our play do all the talking. We know that (Boston is) going to try and get after us mentally. That’s just part of the game and that’s the fun part." “我们作为一支球队已经成长了不少，不管是精神上还是身体上，”老基说道，“我们 的工作就是走上场，让我们的比赛去说话。我们知道波士顿会试图在精神上攻击我们， 那是比赛的一部分，那也是有趣的一部分。” The most prominent example of a Knick getting unnerved by an opponent, of course, is the Kevin Garnett-Carmelo Anthony dust-up. Anthony went after Garnett following the Celtics' win over the Knicks at Madison Square Garden in early January. Anthony said Friday that he won't let any of the Celtics' extracurricular tactics throw him off in the playoffs. "We ain’t worried about that. Mentally we’re locked in, we’re focused," said Anthony, who was suspended for one game for confronting Garnett. "We’re trying to win the series. As far as all the trash-talking and stuff goes, it’ s part of the game. They’re not going to get us with that. We’re ready to play. That’s all I can say." “我们不会担心那样的事情，精神上我们非常集中，我们高度集中，”安东尼说道，“ 我们会试图去赢得系列赛。垃圾话什麽的，那都是比赛的一部分。他们会继续那样对我 们，我们准备好比赛了，那就是我想说的。” Kenyon Martin told the New York Post that he will keep Garnett separated from Anthony during the series. “It won’t happen, man, 'cause he ain’t gotta do all that bangin’ and all that with KG no more,” Martin said. “Cause I’m here." “伙计，这不会发生，因为他不会那样做了，不会有KG的事了，”K骂说道，“因为有 我在。” Kidd hopes that the Knicks' playoff games in Boston present a diversion for those dealing with the Boston Marathon tragedy and its aftermath. 老基希望比赛能缓解波士顿人们心中的悲痛。 "You look at what the city has gone through, the game of basketball is just a game. You’re talking about lives. The emotions will be high just because of what’s happened. Not just them, but for the country, for everybody. Hopefully we can give people relief for two hours. At the end of the day what’s happened is tragic," Kidd said. “看看那座城市所经历的(那真的是一场悲剧)，但是比赛依旧是比赛。你所在讨论的 是生命，就之前发生的，人们的情绪肯定会非常高涨。不仅仅是他们，还有整个国家 ，所有人都是如此。希望我们能够给予人们两个小时的轻松时间，说到底，发生这样 的事情真的是一场悲剧。”老基说道。 原文来源：http://tinyurl.com/cfs82vf 翻译来源：http://bbs.hupu.com/5462172.html http://tinyurl.com/caemmuy 备战季後赛的训练剪辑 http://tinyurl.com/c5r4pjj 没错的话这应该是上面那个换个角度?! XD http://tinyurl.com/cceb5oy 照片 http://tinyurl.com/clj5sqx 瓜瓜访问 http://tinyurl.com/bnqmoen 武僧访问 -- ─── ▊ ◣ [[ ◣ =◥" ◢ ． ∵ ◆]] ╱ ▁◥▼ ────────── ▊◢◤ ◣ ◥◥ ▂◤▊ ◥ ▂ ▼◢◤\ ◢▼ ▲Once a Knicks, ▊◤ ▊ ◥◣▊ ◢◤◥ ▊◢◤◢◤◥ ▼‵､ ◥ ◤◢ always a Knicks. ▊◥◣ ▊ ▊ ▊ ★ ▊◣ ◥◣ ─-.╳ ▲◤ ▲ ▊ ◥▎▊ ◤▊ ◥◣ ▊◥◣ ◣◥◣▲ ρ\ `,▼▼ ψsherry821224 ─── ◥ ◥ ◤ ◥ ◥ ◥ ◥▆ ◥ | ◢◢▲ ────────── --

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