I like the name New York and it has a little rock and roll to it, man.

And we all had that in common that we all came from the streets of New York.

So we knew basketball so well, we knew each other so well.

We connected and it showed when we played and there was a lot of pride on that team.

But I think that the New Yorkers brought them spectacular games.

I imagine that they were a little bit down and at the time the games were playing on the top of the tree.

They became, soon, our ambassadors.

The main figures of our international community, they became heroes and almost extraterrestrials.

They never left the team that they were the New Yorkers, I understand.

They felt good about the little ones.

Let's go!

The New Yorkers are ready to be born.

Hello, but what do you find? Puerto Rico, even though it is a

a small island in the Caribbean, it is one of the countries that more

deportees of high-end buildings produce per capita. In practically all

deportees we have had figures that have not been represented with much pride

before the world. The concept is one of the favorite deportees of the Puerto

Rican and in my case it is my favorite. In the last few years we have had

very important figures in the concept as we are, like Juan Varea or Carlos

Arroyo, however few people remember the great national team that we had

in the end of the 70s, when a group of New Yorkians joined the local talents

to change the direction of the Paronsesto of the island forever. One of those New

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