The world has been moved by the terrorist attacks in Paris that occurred on November 13. Knicks Kevin Seraphin did something special for his native France.
It’s tough to talk about certain instances that occur in everyday life. The terrorist attacks that happened in Paris is another tough topic to talk about because we’re still trying to figure out why? Maybe our answers will never get answered but for the moment, all we can do is honor those victims and make sure that they don’t go on dishonored.
This hit home for Kevin Seraphin, who happens to be of French descent. Before the game, the Knicks played the French national anthem and the cameras were on Seraphin. In a moment like that, anybody would cry but Seraphin kept his composure and focused on the game. In the fourth quarter, he helped the Knicks fight against the dominate Anthony Davis and the Pelicans. He scored six points and also had two assists. Seraphin lately hasn’t been getting many minutes to play but he’s looking to turn it around.
The Knicks beat the Pelicans 95-87. With that said, the fans woke up and left MSG with an unfamiliar smile.
Kevin Seraphin took it to Twitter and dedicated today’s win to those victims in Paris.
This win is dedicated to all the victims of Paris' attacks.#PrayforParis #Parisstrong #PeaceForParis pic.twitter.com/y8g8sUTxdl
— kevin seraphin (@french_savage) November 15, 2015
We Will be strong no matter what !! 🇫🇷#Kslife #paris #haircut #knicks #EiffelTower #nba pic.twitter.com/UXSca9G12Z
— kevin seraphin (@french_savage) November 16, 2015
