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Polynice on how he’d try to help DeMarcus Cousins: One of the things that I can offer him is I know where he’s going and I can relate to him on so many levels. And that’s the biggest asset that I have because a lot of times as athletes we think we’re superhuman, we’re above-the- law, we’re this and that. And at the end of the day, we’re not. It doesn’t matter if you have an argument with a coach or have a problem with a coach, you can’t undermine a coach. Because I know I’ve done that – I didn’t undermine, but I’ve argued with coaches and it served no good purpose at the end of the day. Even if I was right, I’m still wrong. And so those are things that I would share with him. Even though you might think you’re right, and you might be right, at the end of the day, you’ll still be wrong. It’s stuff like that, young fella’s gotta understand. Cowbell Kingdom

Sacramento Kings, DeMarcus Cousins, Olden Polynice 

Haiti Prime Minister called on a group of retired NBA players to invest in Haiti Saturday during a philanthropic summit in Miami. The event at the Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove, was additionally attended by former US President Bill Clinton, who traveled to Haiti on Sunday. Lamothe addressed a group of attendees including former NBA stars including Glen Rice, Penny Hardaway and Haitian-born Olden Polynice, who was recently named a goodwill ambassador by Haiti President Michel Martelly. Caribbean Journal

Penny Hardaway, Glen Rice, Olden Polynice, Haiti, Bill Clinton, Michel Martelly 

Former NBA star Olden Polynice lost eight family members in the devastating quake that hit Haiti last year. In this exclusive, FanHouse spoke with Polynice as the Miami Heat were visiting the Los Angeles Clippers, with both teams wearing shirts emblazoned with "Save Haiti." FanHouse.com

Olden Polynice, Haiti