Denver – After a day, Cleibers It was not hidden from the main reason for their clarification in game 1 of the Western Conferences series of conferences against Denver Nags.
Twenty transformations condemned to Clippers And put them in a 0-1 hole in the best chain of seven on Saturday. She left four transformations in the additional minutes during the extra time Cleibers, announcing that they should do better work to care for basketball in game 2 in the evening in Ball Arena.
“It is a little frustrated, just because he has been infected, and we have been good in this past few week,” said James Harden, Cleibers goalkeeper late on Saturday after match 1. [we’re] Even, do you know what I mean? Return to game 2 ready to go better. “
Cleibers Terron Lowe coach said they watched the movie and his group’s employees showed how some transformations occurred. Louis said that 11 of their transformations were “non -counterfeit mistakes that were” unspecified “for his team.
Kawhi Leonard had seven shifts, including one with 33.5 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter and Clippers forward 96-95 and another during the extra time.
The transformations were at the extra time that made the difference.
Norman Powell’s heart with 3:36 left and tied the result 100.
Harden’s heart ball with 2:08 left and Clippers below 105-102.
Leonard turned the ball with 49.3 seconds from the left and Clippers below 108-104.
Nicholas Batum abandoned his sales after he took the ball out of the border and was aiming to pass it to Harden, which was tilt by Russell Westprick off Harden’s hand with 9.1 seconds and the clips below 110-107.
“The biggest thing for us was our transformations and the rotation of neglect,” Louis said on Sunday. “For example, Denver plays, it is vibrant, it is aggressive and bodily – so you will have 10 transformations because of it. But you cannot have 20, especially on the road. So many of these transformations were indifferent. We just have to do better work to clean it.”
The players have their mistakes and pledged to be better in the second match.
“There is not much to say,” said the Cleibers Evica Zobak Center on Sunday. “We all know where we made the mistakes. There were many uninterrupted transformations. I mean that many of them were forced by them. They played well after the first quarter. So, we all know that we should be better.
There is another problem for the cessers and is the offensive bounce of the strangest – especially in additional work.
The Nuggets had four offensive counterattacks during the additional period, and two each of them Aaron Gordon and Westprick.
Nuggets 12 had an offensive match during the match, five Gordon and four Westbroook.
Louis said that his group is still in a good place. They have a room to improve and have seen their ways and how they can clean these problems.
“Yesterday behind us,” Louis said. “We got to go forward. It was one game, and we had to be better in the second game if we wanted to go home with the series associated with 1-1 and understand that. So, we just be better around the painting. We know that we can do some things better.
Harden’s unpleasant problems
To some extent, Lowe said, Harden was affected by his malicious problems.
Harden played 42:48. He scored 32 points and was 11 in favor of 22 of the field, and four for nine of three points and six for six free throwing line. He had seven points in additional work, making each of his three shots.
But Harden finished the match with five mistakes, as he got two in the first quarter, three at the end of the first half and four in the middle of the third quarter.
Harden, 6 -foot and 5 -pound goalkeeper, was appointed to defend the power striker 6 feet and 235 pounds, and Louis believes that he may have been part of the cause of all mistakes.
“You can see some of the property that was not aggressive,” Louis said. “He opened a kind of door, and opened the gate a little does not want to make mistakes. But we needed it on the ground. So, when it is under the wrestling basket with Gordon, this will happen. [Nikola Jokic] Lower on the block. “
