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Landry Shamet has never had this luxury.
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Shamet → have → luxury
Entering his ninth season in the NBA, Shamet is with the same team three years in a row for the first time.
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Shamet → enter → time
At this point the past two years, he was on nonguaranteed deals and had to fight his way onto the Knicks roster.
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he → have → roster
Last year, he seemed to be on the outside looking in until Malcolm Brogdon unexpectedly retired, prompting Shamet to win the battle for the last roster spot.
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Brogdon → seem → spot
But after emerging as a key bench piece during the championship run, he was rewarded with a four-year, $24 million deal this past offseason.
“It definitely gives you a sense of perspective and appreciation that I’m grateful for,” Shamet said after practice on Wednesday.
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Shamet → emerge → Wednesday
“To be believed in and have that offered to me, for me and [his fiancée] Cammi to be able to stay here in New York and continue to grow this thing, it’s pretty special.
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it → believe → thing
To be asked to be a part of it is humbling and I’m grateful for it every day.
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I → ask → it
It means a lot.”
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It → mean → lot
“In a way, it just makes me proud of myself,” Shamet said.
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Shamet → make → myself
“That’s why you work through the difficult times and the challenging and the questioning ones.
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you → ’ → times
It feels good, it feels good to be a part of this moving forward.
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it → feel → this
I don’t want to drop my level or get complacent or any of that, that’s definitely not the feeling.
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that → want → that
It’s more, it just feels good to know that you don’t have that heavy wave right on your ass again this training camp.”
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you → ’ → ass
Shamet was one of a trio of backup guards — along with Jose Alvarado and Jordan Clarkson — who were free agents this past offseason but opted to return to the Knicks.
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who → opt → Knicks
All three spent various points of last season both in and out of coach Mike Brown’s rotation.
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three → spend → rotation
That all three eagerly wanted to be back, despite at times not seeing the court last year, is indicative of a close bond that defines this group.
“We care about each other,” Shamet said.
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Shamet → want → other
“We want to win for each other.
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We → want → other
We’re willing to take on different roles and we know that we’ve got each other’s back.
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we → ’re → other
If Jose’s got it going and my minutes are shortened, awesome.
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minutes → get → ?
All of us, Deuce [McBride] included in that, I would throw him in that as well, all of us kind of feel that way.
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all → include → us
That’s really cool.
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That → ’ → ?
“I’ve been saying it, I’ve been a broken record about it, but you don’t see that — from a backup guard position, that’s very rare where no ego or ulterior motives get involved.
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ego → say → position
That’s something special that you want to be a part of.”
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you → ’ → that
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