See what the coaches and players say after the Nets beat Charlotte 130-115. Span1span Hornets .
Nash said:
Tonight, Charlotte played very hard. They are a good defensive team, but they lost three points. So, this is just one part of the game. I think Joe has a certain rhythm, but in general, we made more than 50% of our three-pointers and passed the ball very well. In addition to turnovers, our offensive efficiency is very high.
35 assists:
"I think we sometimes get into trouble, trying to isolate each other, against a team that is really loaded and well isolated." We had 18 turnovers. Obviously we want to make up for them, but the total number of assists is good for us. We can move the ball and create opportunities instead of thinking too much and constantly attacking, attacking, and attacking. I think it helped us, especially in the second half, when we started offensive.
About Durant's 11 assists:
"Kevin has the freedom to dribble and shoot, and he is very good at it. However, I think you should stand at the top of the basket, get into their insides, and constantly put pressure on the defense to make mistakes so that you don't hit home runs. They fouled, they missed a rotation, they were rotating, and you got the glass. In my opinion, this is a very effective long-term sustainable offensive theory. But they played well in Kevin's singles tonight, but he did it and made some great passes. He is concise and clear. He had made several mistakes earlier, but he kept it simple, made correct judgments, and put the mistakes in an important position. This is an aspect of his game that may be underestimated.
Durant said:
about the quick shots and 11 assists over the defensive player:
This is more like a rhythm. I made the decision at the last second, you know , If someone doesn’t raise their hand,Or if I have a little space, or look at the time to see how the game is going. When I dribble on the court, I have a lot of things in my mind. But it's good to be able to take this photo. But with 11 assists, I think my teammates are very good all night, this is my responsibility. I think Charlotte did a good job on the inside and the basketball world as a whole, and I think they made good decisions all night.
Regarding the offensive chemistry with teammates:
"I just think my experience in the league will help me in any situation. I mean, I know you know where we run, I know where people are and where are like balls, but I'm a shooter, and I think that's opening my pass - when I score aggressively, I can let My people are open and looking for open shots, they just have been in the league for so long, experiencing different defenses and sets. You know, I can adapt.
On how to use Charlotte's three-point defense:
"I think Charlotte is very athletic. Sometimes they will shoot two goals. They are very concerned about the ball, and if you don't pass it to them, your offense will stagnate. I think we pass the ball one more time every time. So when the team started to use pick-and-roll tactics to deal with us, rotation tactics, early rotation tactics, we can make a few passes to put them in a vulnerable position. Tonight is a very good test for us. "
Harris said:
about adding diagonal and retreating three-pointers:
"This is not something I usually do, but in the past offseason, even now this season , I am doing such small things to create space. "For me, it's really just trying to find space for shooting. Whether it's running without the ball or when there is a ball, I have always worked hard, but it is definitely one of the most sensational content in the process. I think, because I took a few photos in the early days, it’s easier to feel it afterwards."
Griffin's influence:
"Blake,His offense, his defense, all the little things he does, in the right position, and then offense. He is the kind of player we can play through him. Whether he is in the low post or in the backcourt, many things can pass. He comes to play because he is a very dynamic offensive player. He can stand up and shoot, but he can also handle it, he passes the ball very well".
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