David Bridges
TMZSports.com
It took Al Horford 17 years to win his first NBA title … however he is hoping he can double his ring assortment subsequent season — telling TMZ Sports activities he is 100% NOT retiring and is returning to the Boston Celtics.
We spoke with the longtime vet contemporary off his group’s championship win over the Dallas Mavericks within the Finals … and whereas many would possibly assume he’d contemplate ending his profession on the very best of notes, the 38-year-old instructed us that is completely not the case.
“There is not any query about it,” Horford mentioned whereas working a shift at Elevating Cane’s in Boston. “I do not know why these speculations have been on the market, that I used to be, like, retiring. However I am nonetheless enjoying and I am very excited for subsequent season.”
There is a good purpose to be excited — Horford is aware of what it is prefer to win back-to-back titles, as he did with the Florida Gators in school.
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We requested him what he is gonna inform his teammates in regards to the problem of defending a title … and Horford defined it is half soaking all of it in, half getting proper again to work.
As Horford enjoys being a champ as soon as once more, he determined to spend a few of his day assembly with 1000’s of Cs followers whereas working a shift at Elevating Cane’s.
He labored the counter and kitchen … however don’t fret, he made time to get pleasure from a few of these scrumptious tenders.
We additionally requested Horford about being the first-ever Dominican NBA champ … and his response is superior.
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