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"FacebookPinterest\n\nGQ: How's the transition to New York going for you? Is it tough to come midseason?\n\n TM: It is. Especially when you've got four kids at home. Two girls, two boys. To up and leave your family behind's always tough. They recently came for the weekend, and I got a chance to hang out with them. They were excited about that. I've been coming to New York since I was a little kid. I have family here, and I've always got familiar faces up in the Garden every night\u2014my aunt, my cousins, my uncle. So, in another sense, the transition is quite easy.\n\nGQ: Ten years ago you were one of the two or three most sought after free agents in the NBA. You're about to become a free agent for the first time since 2000. What's changed?\n\n TM: At that time I really wasn't looking at it from a business perspective\u2014you know, being a hot free agent, going to a market such as New York, Chicago, LA. I was all about going back to Orlando, my old stomping grounds. Now I'm older, I'm wiser, and I've got a lot of years under my belt. I just want to win. Money really isn't an issue.\n\nGQ: Let's say, purely hypothetically, that you're an NBA owner going into the offseason with limitless cap space. You can build your team around anyone you want\u2014\n\n TM: Who would it be?\n\nGQ: Yup.\n\n TM: Who do you think I'm going to say?\n\nGQ: I have no idea.\n\n TM: Really?\n\nGQ: That's why I'm asking.\n\n TM: Hmmm, let's see...there's a guy who plays in Cleveland, I think they call him Lebron James. He's only the best player in our league right now. He does it all. He rebounds, he assists, he scores, he's exciting, entertaining..."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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