Live broadcast, February 8th today, Lone Ranger held a press conference for new aid Owen. Owen attended and talked about his feelings about basketable nets in the interview.
When asked why he applied for the transaction, Owen said, “I don’t think this is a good time. I may have the opportunity to talk about it in detail in the future. I am not the kind of person who likes to criticize others, nor am I the kind of person who likes to speak ill of others behind their backs and leak internal news to the media. I have never been this kind of person, and now I have become a bystander, watching people’s comments on me continue to decline. I am grateful for the growth I have gained in the past year or two.”
“The days when I left the stadium allowed me to truly appreciate life in a new way. I understand that I need to draw a healthy boundary, especially in the pan-entertainment industry of sports. Players and even their families will bear a lot of stigma, which I don’t think is worth it. I have tried, but I still endured something I don’t want to accept. Fortunately, now I am in Dallas, so all this is the part I can control.”
“If I go back to signing the contract with basketable nets in 2019, I really hope I can have a good understanding of what the people behind that organization are. Because I was just a child with a dream and went there with Durant.”
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Owen was traded to Lone Ranger basketable nets after applying for a transaction