is the most decisive player under pressure in the playoffs. He learned it from the most successful team in football," headlined the Wall Street Journal this weekend in a review of the Slovenian point guard's Madrid past. "That snarling killer instinct and comeback ability he showed in a 4-1 win over the in the Conference Finals is, as explained, a direct result of 's merciless philosophy: victory is the only acceptable outcome," wrote journalists and in the business daily.
The article recalls that arrived at at the age of 13 and that he made his first-team debut at the age of 16. "By then, was immersed in a culture that would change him forever," it explains. It is a winning spirit that has taken him to his first NBA Finals with the .
"These days, is doing what is expected of him. In true fashion, refuses to let the lose," it was said. Endless praise for Doncic The WSJ also echoes 's response at a press conference during the playoffs when asked about physical issues: "I'd have to be unable to walk to miss these games.
It's part of my madridista DNA." Meanwhile, the New York Times has tried to understand, seeking the perspective of coach , the secret of 's greatness. believes that has a very high basketball IQ, can shoot from anywhere on the court, and there is no one like him when it comes to passing, which is why he deserves to rival current legends such as .
explained to journalist how he motivates : "If you want to get talking, bring up . If you want to annoy him, talk abo.
