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Marcus Morris, about his experience in Philadelphia 76ers: "A lot of good things happened for me and my family while I was there"
NBASunday, 31 March 2024 at 16:00
In the whirlwind world of professional sports, loyalty often takes a backseat to trades, acquisitions, and roster revamps. Players come and go, sometimes at the blink of an eye, leaving behind not just a team but a piece of their heart. Marcus Morris, a veteran forward hailing from Hunting Park, recently found himself in the midst of such a scenario with the Philadelphia 76ers. However, despite the twists and turns of his basketball journey, Morris harbors no resentment towards his former team.
Morris's tenure with the Sixers was brief, marked by the frenetic energy of the early-season James Harden blockbuster trade and subsequently finding himself wearing the blue and red jersey of the San Antonio Spurs following a trade at the February deadline. Yet, amidst the upheaval, Morris remains steadfast in his appreciation for the time he spent in Philadelphia.
"I built a really good relationship with those guys," Morris reflected warmly when asked about his time with the Sixers. "A lot of good things happened for me and my family while I was there."
For Morris, Philadelphia was more than just another stop in his NBA career; it was a homecoming of sorts, a chance to reconnect with his roots and leave a mark on the city's storied basketball legacy. "They actually did me a favor by bringing me home, giving me an opportunity to check off something on my bucket list," he shared with a touch of nostalgia.
Despite his departure, Morris's bond with the Sixers remains intact. He continues to watch their games, cheering them on from afar, and stays connected with former teammates. His support for the team is unwavering, with one caveat - when they face off against his current squad.
"I'm happy for them. Still watch them. I still connect with those guys. And I'm rooting for them — just not against us," Morris quipped, his competitive spirit shining through.
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