“I don’t want to score 1,000 points this year”: Three straight record seasons, then a title and MVP honor. Why Silva returned to Korea
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- Gisele Silva, who helped lead GS Caltex to a championship, discussed the upcoming season at the club’s media day.
- She said she was not prepared to score 1,000 points this year and expressed confidence in Thanacha.
- Silva also spoke about visiting her native Cuba during the offseason and her daughter Siana’s growth.
Gisele Silva does not expect to chase another 1,000-point season with GS Caltex. “This year, I’m not ready to score 1,000 points. I believe in Thanacha,” she said.
The GS Caltex player, who led the club to a championship, made the comments alongside Thanacha during the team’s media day at the GS Caltex clubhouse in Cheongpyeong on Sept. 1.
This year, I’m not ready to score 1,000 points. I believe in Thanacha.
Silva spent the offseason in her native Cuba. She also said that her daughter, Siana, is growing quickly.
Siana is growing quickly.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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