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Stephen Curry and Ronny Turiaf — Golden State Warriors
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Stephen Curry and Ronny Turiaf — Golden State Warriors
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Kobe Bryant and Ronny Turiaf — Los Angeles Lakers
Charlotte Bobcats Deal Peja Drobnjak to Atlanta Hawks
On August 16th, 2004, the Charlotte Bobcats traded center Peja Drobnjak to the Atlanta Hawks for a 2005 second round draft pick (Ronny Turiaf).
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Ronny Turiaf - Seven Pounds : #2 Golden State Warriors
10 years ago, Ronny Turiaf saw his life and his NBA career pass through the hands of a surgeon. One year after his first steps in the league, he got a heart surgery. Few months ago, he played his tenth season in NBA. Turiaf played alongside a bunch of superstars (LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony, John Wall, Stephen Curry, Chris Paul, DeAndre Jordan, Blake Griffin…) and has built a perfect teammate reputation with all of them. Travel with us on the different stops of his NBA journey.
Second step : Golden State, turning point of his life (2008-2010)
“Golden State is the result of work done in Los Angeles. The decision was not an easy one but in a sense though. Sometimes, you make choices that are made with the head and not the heart. I had a proposition I could not refuse compared to the sacrifices made throughout my career. My goal was to be financially able to help my family and the people in need. At that time, I was unrestricted free agent. The Lakers had seven days to make a choice. We waited until the last minute. I was in the locker room with Mitch Kupchak. We sat and talked for 3 hours. We talked about everything from life, our careers, my three years in LA. When I was at the hospital for my operation, he brought me my jersey, we talked about that day. He wanted me to stay. But I made a choice.
In Golden State, I really enjoyed the game for two years on court. Stephen Jackson, Stephen Curry, these are players who have given me a lot. And I played for the best coach in the NBA. He’s the best to put players in the best possible conditions on the court. Don Nelson. I remember that we offered him 1,333th game won. It was April 7, 2010 against Wolves. He became the winningest coach in the regular season, he surpassed Lenny Wilkens.
This franchise has been a turning point in my life because I had the chance to meet people who believed in what I wanted to do off the field. We created my foundation, they helped me to do many things. We missed the playoffs two years but I felt fullfilled from that experience in Golden State. I played 20 minutes of average, I almost do a triple double, I saw Stephen Curry’s arrival under the spotlight. I also scored the points that allowed Stephen Jackson released a triple double. He made his 10th pass to me.”