The NYC Spots that NBA Star Julius Randle Will Miss the Most

There’s another spot right next to where I live called Common Table. Like I said, I’m not a big coffee drinker, but I would go there and maybe get a coffee, latte, or tea. They’re really good. And then my son, he was a star in there and they loved him. He would run in the shop and they would know his favorite thing, this croissant, all the time. That was his store. He loved it there.

We spend a lot of time in Central Park because it was near my son’s school. Having that space, big space to go to in the fall and the spring and summer, was great because there’s so much to do. We would go play football out there then go to the ice cream trucks. Itr was great because as our kids were getting a little bit older, they needed the space to run around.

I always enjoyed walking around the city, interacting with the people. [Leaving New York] it’s more about the relationships and the people than it is the city itself. We established so many great relationships there, so it was a great place.