Name: Doc Rivers on what went wrong for the Clippers in Game 2 loss to Nuggets | 2020 NBA Playoffs
Uploaded: 2020-10-24T00:26:47.000Z
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you guys want basically three final three quarters, but they really hit you guys in the mouth in that first quarter.

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What we did kind of counter it, but I honestly, I thought they just played more aggressive.

I thought offensively, we just refused to move the ball and make simple plays.

A Z, beautiful as we move the ball in Game one, were the exact opposite in Game two.

So first quarter was defense the next three quarters.

And you guys were a little slow to contest.

Yeah, on the first one on the first three?

I think it seemed like the rim just kept looking Figure Figure that well, it should have when Yokich had, like, 30 seconds to shoot those first three threes.

So, I mean, he's a good player to begin with when we give them nine points.

I thought, you know, Murray was dominant on.

I thought your justice dominate in the first quarter.

But, Doc, what was the biggest adjustment Denver did to kind of keep quiet from getting to his spots and just basically showing him resistance.

Every time he was inside, I thought they just switched a lot.

I thought our space and could have been better.

Onda We didn't have many downhill attacks, which I thought herders as well.

So you're talking about the ball popping at halftime?

Is that a symbolism for teamwork or being crisp with the place that we call, uh, teamwork for sure.

You're each guy comes in and thinks he's gonna win the game for you.

And what happens is it becomes an individual game.

And, you know, we had 17 turnovers in 20 assists.

A reflection of forcing, uh, too many plays instead of just letting the offense happened.

I just want to get your thoughts on kind of a night tonight.

Kind of where the bench didn't really get a chance to get going as much as they do.

How much that affected the starters, so Yeah, well, I thought the starters put themselves in trouble first.

You know, the starters that the one that got us down if you look at the plus minus our starters or minus 16 1918.

So the bench came in, uh, in a tough game when they walked in.

Sometimes the starters have to set the table, and that didn't happen tonight.

Yeah, there were some times when but with starting for and they limited what they could do defensively, was that just a reaction to the pressure on yoga or what was the way?

Actually, I thought he was very good at the five.

You know, I thought he was really the only one that show Jochen Jenny Physicality.

I thought John Michael got into him and and play them physical.

And then, on the other hand, he stretches the floor force, which is good as well we collected, but that in terms of defending Yokich, is that gonna be something?

Yeah, you guys are gonna have to do a bunch of different ways.

I mean, great players or great, because they're very difficult to defend.

And so, uh, he's definitely too smart to give one look, that's for sure.

First talk, a whole lot about sort of needing to be physical against you, Andi, Obviously, they came out with markets.

Is that something that can prepare for or you're just too once.

Yeah, we just need to play hard ourselves.

I thought they deserved the win in so many ways.

Um, they played with so much more force than us.

They trusted their offense on We didn't do any of those things.

And so I mean, it's amazing we had a chance in the fourth.

Uh, I thought that was a huge miscall on your Michael's layup.

You should have picked up his fifth foul.

But other than that, I thought it was all Denver.

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