Isaiah Hartenstein captivates in the Oklahoma City Thunder jersey as a constant and rebuilding point collector, with his team that the center is the candidate for the NBA – and yet he lacks a little recognition from his home. “When I grew up, I considered myself an outsider in Germany. I was underestimated as a boy and at the start of my career in Germany,” the 27-year-old German-American in Sky told Sky.
To prove your proven now and “to show that I am one of the best players, I appreciate,” said Hartenstein, who is one of the support for OKC and regularly holds double double. The franchise had taken him from New York Knicks before the season and apparently found the latest Mosaic stone to make the team around the new Shai Gilgeous-Alexander MVP a serious championship candidate.
“His passability, his rebound, his skills as a playmaker, his communication, his camaraderie, his leadership skills – he does the right things,” said Gilgeous -Alexander recently about Hartenstein – who does not put his light under the bushel: “I think I have a great position in the team. I am a player who can be used in many situations.”
OKC leads 2-1 against the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Conference final, the fourth game increases on Wednesday evening.
