Manu ginobili biography childrens chapter

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  • Chapter 1: Early Life, Childhood, and Teenage Years · Chapter 2: Early Professional Career.

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    Manu Ginobili

  • Manu Ginobili By: Kale George

  • Manu is born • Emanuel David Ginobili was born on July 28th, 1977 in Bahia Blanca, Argentina.

  • Family • Parents: Jorge and Raquel. Jorge was a coach at a club in Bahia Blanca and taught his children about the game of basketball. • Has 2 brothers, Sebastian and Leandro • Both played professional basketball in Argentina and Spain

  • Early Years of Basketball Ginobili made pro debut in in Argentina for the Andino Sport Club team of La Rioja in 1995. He then played for his hometown team until he moved to Europe to join the Italian league. Played 1998-2000 with Basket Viola Reggio Calabria, an Italian league team.

  • Getting Good • Entered 1999 NBA Draft and was selected 57th overall by San Antonio Spurs. • Didn’t sign with spurs at that time and returned to Italy to play for Kinder Bologna • Won the Italian Championship and the Euroleague, winning 2001 Euroleague MVP as well as Italian league MVP from 200-2002

  • Finally a

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    As the San Antonio Spurs entered the AT&T Center for what many assumed would be their last game of the årstid, a grim undertone played beneath the surface.

    Manu Ginobili may be playing the final game of his lengthy NBA career.

    The first part of the equation was decided — decisively — when the Warriors swept the Spurs for the first time since the 2000-01 season in the Western Conference Finals. Ginobili started Game 4, his first start of the season, and scored San Antonio’s first bucket. The Spurs would have needed 50 more points from him to keep up without Kawhi Leonard and Tony Parker.

    Still, Ginobili did his best with 15 points and seven assists. When it was over, it sure looked and sounded like a finale.

    Should Ginobili decide to hang it up after these utslagsmatcher, as the second domino to fall after Tim Duncan and preceding Parker (ruptured quad), he’d have a fantastic career to look back on.

    After all, at 39 years old having played 15 seasons in the NBA — all for the sam

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    El ultimo tango del Contusión

    "Papaàà, Papá, Papààà! Leandro y Sebastián no pasan la pelota."

    "Manu vienen aquí, que sean solos los dos, venga a ver la televisión con mi."

    If this kid, 7 and 5 years younger than his two brothers, wouldn't have gone to his father while the television was broadcasting the NBA Finals, probably my life at 4.26 in the morning would be very different. Unfortunately for my body and for you, basketball wins over everything, and so I’m right here, talking about him, and there’s no cure for the “Disease”.

     

    1) Two cats can bother an old lion (ancient saying)

    In Argentina, especially in Buenos Aires, you breathe and you live for football, but there’s a small exception in his region. On the shore, 4 hours away from the city, there’s Bahía Blanca, where basketball is the most followed sport. In fact, Jorge Ginobili is the coach and the manager of Bahiense del Norte, where his two children, Leandro and Sebastian, used to play. Then, there was

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