“” Enter someone. This is the message passed by Rick Carlisle to his players after the start of the match failed by the latter. “” Really, that was the message. My apologies to the League. I take it away “, continues the pacers coach With a hand gesture, to protect yourself from any risk of fine and make journalists laugh.
The Indiana technician did not find a better way to shake off his troop which, after taking an initial 13-0 from the Bucks, counted up to 20 points behind-the most gap-at the start of the second quarter. This awakening was progressive, but his training still found a way to be abused in the last moments of the match.
“” We have never stopped believing it. You see what we have done in the past two, three weeks of the season. It was the perfect forerunner of what the playoffs are. We do not want to find ourselves conducted by twenty points, but if this is the case, we know how to manage it, put ourselves in focus mode when we need it “, Testifies Myles Turner, whose training had known several improbable scenarios in the last straight line.
The biggest comeback of the Pacers since 1997
Sacred evidence of composure on the part of his pacers who, despite his advance in the 3-1 series, faced an over-mowed opposing team and perhaps even a little too sure of herself. “” I wouldn't say who, but several of their players were talking anyway. 'We are a champion team, we have already been there. Did you really think we were going to be beaten? ' It's word for word “Reports the interior.
Except that the Bucks, despite their fight, were unable to conclude. Despite four points ahead in the last seconds of regulation time, the visitors fell in love with the first time. Then a second time, in overtime, despite seven points ahead of 40 seconds from the term.
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“” It's very difficult to overcome this. But that's what we did several times. We have guys who have the experience of this kind of pressure, hardness and resilience. All these ingredients go in this mix “Note their coach for whom” The two teams literally gave each ounce of what they had – including their dead time – nothing left ».
The technician considers that this match ” will remain as one of the greatest victories in the history of the Pacers because of the circumstances, what was at stake ». He then pays tribute to the man at the end of the meeting, Tyrese Haliburton, author of the equalizing dunk to send everyone to overtime. Then the “Drive” of the winning.
Rick Carlisle tired by Netflix following Tyrese Haliburton!
“” Netflix people make me crazy. They are everywhere. It's boring. A guy like that can be surpassing with a microphone on him and cameras that follow him everywhere, it's quite incredible Rick Carlisle qualifies whose flagship player is followed by a team from the online platform for a documentary.
“” I missed a lot of easy shots in the 4th. I missed two or three 3-point baskets in a row. I discouraged myself a little because of that. My teammates pushed me to stay in it. […] It was not beautiful, but we take Summarizes the playmaker, author of 26 points, and a memorable final. His teammate Myles Turner evokes ” one of the craziest matches to which He participated.
Their coach says so much and finishes: ” The fortune smiles at the daring, and our guys have been daring during the last three quarters, and we are very grateful and happy to take the next step. It will be facing the best team in the East in the second round, facing the riders who have stretched the Heat.
