Quotation of the Day: Players and Leagues Speak Out and Show Up in Protest - The New York Times

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Tuesday, June 2, 2020

“It was a crazy drive. It felt terrible. My back was hurting. My shoulder was hurting. But you know what? The results were something good so it was worth going.”

ENES KANTER, the center for the Boston Celtics, who had been staying in Chicago but traveled by car back to Boston so he could join his adopted city in protesting the killing of George Floyd.

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