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Sharpe Embraces Rookie NBA Season with Sacramento Kings

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
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American-Israeli basketball player Yam Madar is preparing for his rookie season in the NBA with the Sacramento Kings, expressing excitement and a sense of beginning anew.

"It feels like my first year of college again," Sharpe stated during the Kings' media day, reflecting on his journey from pre-draft preparations and the NBA Summer League to the upcoming regular season. He described the summer as a long period of work, including the draft and Summer League, and welcomed the return to a routine with his new team.

Sharpe viewed the NBA Summer League as a valuable "taste" of the NBA's style of play and officiating, helping to alleviate initial excitement and pressure. He acknowledged the high level of competition, calling it a "blessing" to play alongside elite talent and emphasizing the hard work invested to reach this point. His primary goal is to help the team win games.

Looking ahead, Sharpe is focused on earning his role within the team through training camp. He pledged to give 100% effort on both offense and defense, doing whatever the coaching staff deems necessary to contribute to victories. "Whatever the coach and the rest of the coaching staff will need from me, I will do," he said.

Regarding his new home, Sharpe appreciates Sacramento's calm atmosphere, finding the people and weather great, and not being bothered by the city's lack of nightlife. He is focused on establishing himself and contributing to the Kings' success.

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