You’re just sitting there dwelling on it.
After a bad game, you want to go home, play with your kids, and forget about it. “Just being confined to one hotel room for two months. Despite shooting 46.8 percent and averaging 17.9 points per game off the bench in Orlando, Gay made it clear he wouldn’t want to return to a bubble environment for the 2020-21 season. Joining The Man to Man Pod with hosts Darius Butler and Antoine Bethea, Gay answered questions about his rise in the NBA, his future with the San Antonio Spurs, life in the bubble, and more. With the NBA season now officially set to tip-off on December 22nd, Rudy Gay has been preparing to build on a stretch of Orlando bubble games that saw him play some of the best basketball of his career. While he’s been in the league since 2006, his recent play on the Orlando campus showed he still has plenty of value in the league, whether in the Alamo City or not. Rudy Gay sat down with former NFL safety Darius Butler to discuss his NBA career, his future with the San Antonio Spurs, and the rise of Keldon Johnson.Įntering his 15th year in the NBA, San Antonio Spurs forward Rudy Gay has now taken on the role of a veteran locker room presence on the team.
