Pau's recipe for the ring: "Wanting more than anyone else and work harder than others"

In anticipation of the long-awaited end of the lockout , Pau Gasol is prepared thoroughly these days in Los Angeles with his brother Marc has mono basketball as made ​​clear in his recent visit to MARK and eager to start the season with two great challenges between the eyes: the ring and prove to all those who criticized him in the past playoffs have been wrong with him.

"We'll see what happens. One of the most exciting things about life is that time quickly puts things in place. And I have wanted to do it." So of course it has left Pau Gasol ESPN in an interview in Los Angeles in which the Spanish claims to have overcome the bitter swill of the playoffs: "I'm fine, rather than good."

The Lakers' power forward takes stock of what I experienced and learned in the bad times: "To those who have trusted me and supported me say thank you. I thank you I can not pay attention to negative comments. I'm not so I have not been well in my career and I'm not that kind of person. "

Pau has to clear his fourth straight ring: "I do not have to change who we are. We are who we are and we like it. Just to make sure we work as hard as other rivals or the hardest. We have to want it as others, or more. It is. "

It believes that changes are necessary, "but it is something that depends on us gamers," nor that costume chemistry problems: "There will be problems. With this team, we've been through, not just this last year, we ready to work hard and recover. "

"As a group we have to be positive, stick together and forget about all the comments. Sometimes we'll be fine, but some not so good things about. What we do is worth more than words. We are looking forward to playing."

Pau is clear that to achieve more success you have to do a clean slate and can not allow the failure last year still present in the new season-

"We had a very difficult challenge ahead was to win three consecutive rings. And what happened happened and we must learn from that, but we have to move on and move forward. We need to stop talking about it. We must bear this in our minds and our hearts because it was something that caused us much pain, but we have to continue and find the path to victory as a team, as a group, as a city, as a franchise and start playing basketball. "