Nate Williams claims he's a ‘dying breed' after 47 minutes in Warriors' loss | NBC Sports Bay Area

Nate, 47 minutes tonight. How tired are you right now?

I'm not tired at all. Not tired at all? No, I love this.

Where do you get that? Where do you get that?

I don't know. It's God-given, I guess. I don't know.

As a player trying to, you know, make it in this league and take advantage of every opportunity, how do you feel about You know, playing 46 minutes, you know, guarding all these Spurs players, has that helped you attain that goal?

I feel like that's the— that's the— that's what you have to do. You know what I'm saying? If you want to make a name for yourself, you, you, you have to be on the floor. You have to be on the stage. So, you know, just being out there, you know, putting myself on audience, you know, that's, that's what it's all about.

What do you want to show, not just the Warriors, but just other NBA teams within this stretch?

Just my toughness, you know. I can help a team win. I can do things that other guys are not willing to do nowadays. You know, I feel like me personally, I'm a dying breed in the NBA. You know, guys are not tough no more. It's a lot of soft guys around, around the league. So, you know, I think I could bring toughness and I can actually hoop too, you know. For sure.

Hello. I was curious, what's your impression of Wembanyama, his movement and his coordination he showed on the court?

He's a great player.