KMart feature in SLAM Online ...
by Nate Timmons on Oct 30, 2009 3:01 PM MDT
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A great read by Wendell Maxey of Slam magazine. Delves into K-Mart's health and the season at hand.
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This story isn’t about the walking tattoo that is Kenyon Martin.
It’s about Kenyon Martin finally feeling truly healthy after all of these years, vigorous enough in fact that the Denver Nuggets aren’t even interested in another 54-win season in hopes of capturing the Northwest Division. Forget that noise. They are aiming for 60 instead, and a trip beyond the first-round."I feel great — awesome. I haven’t felt this good in years. Years, man," said Martin, straightening the collar on his powder blue button down shirt.
"Probably not like a rookie. I turn 32 in a couple of months."
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Great Article
Thanks for posting this one Nate. Does Andrew get mad at you for supporting Kmart? LOL, just kidding.
shooting coach
it was great to read how kmart went through all the time, trouble and expense of hiring a shooting coach to work on his game this offseason. considering how many injuries he had it would have been easy to collect the money from insurance and sit on his ass for the rest of his life. the fact he is still playing in the nba at such a high level only proves how much he loves the game and his great courage. talking the talk is one thing. walking the walk kenyon martin has is without equal. he is a great example for other players in the nba. a very scary example but a great one none the less.
pick up a calf every day pretty soon you will be picking up a cow
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