Jingles, on dealing with growing popularity: "The whole year for me was tough, dealing with Jacob. … Nothing else really mattered. That stuff was great, I had fun doing it all. It brings you closer as a group. … But it was by far the toughest year of my career."
Jingles, on dealing with growing popularity: "The whole year for me was tough, dealing with Jacob. … Nothing else really mattered. That stuff was great, I had fun doing it all. It brings you closer as a group. … But it was by far the toughest year of my career."
Jingles, on Jae's integration to the team: "He brings that same energy every night. He makes yo listen to him. Why wouldn't you listen to a guy like that? … He fit in right away."
Ingles: "It kills me inside to know I wasn't able to help my team as much as I could have and should have.... I'm going to drive right every time now."
Joe Ingles addresses the media during his exit interview with a hoodie that reads “...never too high, never too low...” which is a slogan often used by teammate Ricky Rubio. pic.twitter.com/P2Ie89V4Ho
Jingles, on his playoff struggles: "This last 2, 3 weeks was the first time in my playing career I've played that way. … It hits you in the face and you try to work it out really quickly. … It kills me inside I wasn't able to help my team as much as I could've and should've."
Joe Ingles at the podium
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