Thank goodness, Jordan Poole's beard is gone. Same for that expression of utter despair....
A new face of the franchise, Jordan Poole had plenty to smile about at the Washington Wizards' media day.With"The Punch" a year in the past, Jordan Poole says he's only looking forward now that he's in Washington.Thank goodness, Jordan Poole's beard is gone. Same for that expression of utter despair.
"Yeah, I don't even answer those," the 24-year-old Poole said, politely warning when he knew where I was going by mentioning the words "last" and "year." Almost a year has passed, and the Punch remains one of the more intriguing subplots in a professional basketball league that doubles as a soap opera. You have to wonder how the event impacted Poole, just as a person. Did it change the way his peers in the NBA looked at him? And how is it that he was the one who was attacked by a teammate and yet the Warriors sent him away?
Does it frustrate you that the conversation about the incident remains a hot topic, by other parties? "We in the era where people feel the need to express themselves. I don't need that. I quite frankly don't care. I really only care about hooping. All the extra stuff? It's going to come - no matter how cool or how chill of a person you are, they'll find something to talk about.
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