Wes je napisao/la:sta bi sa sandersom?Govorio o nekom povratku nesto i nista?Kakav ludjak

Momak ima anksioznost i teške depresije, ovo je ozbiljan stvar, posebno kada je recimo sam u sobi ili pred spavanje.
Voli košarku i dalje, možda se vrati jednog dana.
At first he smoked [marijuana] to ward off the encroaching waves of anxiety. Then, three months after the nightclub fight, he fractured his orbital bone in a February 2014 game against the Houston Rockets. He chose not to take his doctor-prescribed painkillers, worrying that the pills could be addictive. Sanders is hardly the only athlete to endorse that line of thought, but the impetus had as much to do with his surroundings as his own research. He knew, after the brawl and the resulting injury, that the Bucks were scrutinizing their investment more than ever. Sanders believed they were more concerned with his being on the floor to justify his new contract than his overall well-being. He still believes he may have been concussed, but the team never tested him.
“They kind of let me go to sleep on the training table and sent me home and didn’t really think anything was wrong,” he said. “And then, the next day, I find out I blew out the orbital in my face. That kind of went into the box of why I had to get out of here, just for your health. I didn’t really feel safe with them—the league or Milwaukee—after that point.”
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/larry-sand ... 44297.html