“Kids in Africa start kicking a ball when they are six or seven years o...” — Masai Ujiri Quote

“Kids in Africa start kicking a ball when they are six or seven years old, if not younger. It's like baseball, basketball and football in America. If you're talented, people will find you. That's what happened with soccer. The number of academies has grown rapidly, and people are really into it.”

“We have to make Toronto - we have to - we have to make Toronto the best atmosphere in the NBA.”

“I have a mandate to win and that's what I want to do.”

“I learned that being sort of legitimately recognized by a legitimate and traditional recording academy, it made people look at us a bit differently. Not everyone, but some people.”

“One of the best and most challenging books about Orwell is by the socialist literary critic Raymond Williams. As a critic - and, in some ways, as a figure, at least within the academy - Williams was what England had in the generation after Orwell, and toward the end of his life, he became more critical of his predecessor.”