ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月1日 07時05分

As the Brooklyn Nets #basketball guard Joe Harris walks around outside the team’s practice facility, no one seems to notice. “I kind of look like I work in a #Brooklyn coffee shop,” he said. @joeharris__12’s journey from unemployed castoff to indispensable starter mirrors the rise of the @Brooklyn Nets, a team reconstructed through savvy draft picks and second-chance signings. 3 years ago, Joe had the worst day of his basketball life. In a few hours, he had foot surgery, was traded from the @キャブス to #Orlando and was immediately waived. He was out of the @NBA for 6 months before the Nets signed him in 2016. Last summer, however, he signed a 2-year, $16 million deal to remain on the team. “I almost look at Joe as one of the poster boys,” said the veteran @demarrecarroll1. “He came in, wasn’t really guaranteed his first year, got on the team, worked his butt off. Each year, he’s gotten better; his numbers, his play, his confidence proves it.” @vincenttullo shot this photo of Joe in Brooklyn. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #?

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