PRIME'S TURN

   I sense the clamor, the passion, and the emotions of all the avid basketball analysts. The voices of TV personalities resonate with me, and I appreciate how players have become the "New Media." In basketball, it's fascinating that one can be an expert without having played the game, proving that the mind and emotions play a significant role in sports. The intricacies of shooting a corner three with distracting arena lights or making a free throw amidst a sea of fans and a pristine backboard are experiences that only those who have practiced tirelessly can truly understand. Becoming a pro involves a multitude of factors coming together.

   However, what truly bothers me is the obsession with comparing players based solely on statistics. This approach seems overrated in the history of sports. Football may revolve around quarterbacks who can attempt 50 passes in a game, while in basketball, it's common to have one dominant player who can shoot and pass at will. A high usage rate might result in impressive averages, such as a triple-double, but that doesn't necessarily reflect superior skills. It merely indicates the ability to do as one pleases on the court.

   It's time for "Prime's Turn" to speak out. I aim to be candid, providing my unfiltered perspective on the games, which I often observe with the sound off, accompanied only by my music. This allows me to purely absorb the game without being influenced by external opinions.

   Additionally, I plan to delve into essential topics related to sports and engage in interviews, offering a well-rounded and insightful discussion. Let the games begin!