Live broadcast, July 4 -australian center Landale, who is about to join the Rockets, said in an interview that he was willing to do dirty work for the team.
“I believe I have found a role, a role that really suits the needs of any team, filling in the gaps on the court and doing all the dirty work. Every team needs these. For example, you can look at Dillon Brooks. He has been recognized. He is the kind of person who comes to the competition every night and does dirty work. He has played his own high level.” Landale said, “at the end of the season, I realized that for me, to do what I have done and reach the level I can play, the simplest way is to do dirty work instead of forcibly doing something.”
“This is the message I try to convey to everyone: Every team needs a player who is willing to sacrifice personal data and stand up to help super stars decompress and make them play more easily, and this is exactly what I am best.” Landale continued, “Durant and Booker found that they needed someone who was willing to do dirty work for them. I think I will continue to play this role for a long time. I am very satisfied with it. I like this role.”
