You should get used to that too.. Victor Wembanyama was excited (31+16) against the Memphis Grizzlies despite his low success percentages and no more than 24 hours later he received the other side of the coin. The low volume, despite increasing effectiveness, led to a gray game, 13 points (5/7 TC), 5 rebounds and 4 assists. The Phoenix Suns, of Devin Booker and Kevin Durant, roamed freely while the San Antonio Spurs were making losses everywhere (106-131).
Booker advances.
Booker stood out with 32 points (14/24 TC and 3/7 T3), 7 rebounds and 9 assists, and Durant accompanied with 25 (12/16 TC)+4+5. Additionally, Bradley Beal contributed a double double (13+12). It is the potential of Phoenix, which although it is hidden for many weeks, is in the fight to secure the post-season directly (a victory over the Sacramento Kings, the first in the Play-In). Things will be different there.
Because if their stars are good, everything changes. It was expressed by Gregg Popovich, coach of the Spurs. “We played with more contact and physicality in the second half, “But you’re not going to stop Booker and Durant from doing what they do, and Beal is healthy now,” he said. “They are a very tough trio. Our boys tried everything, but we must continue,” he said.
Phoenix has three wins. They connect to the bench (47 points in San Antonio) and the leading light in attack is divided between a three-headed monster with the potential to do a lot of damage to the rest. “It’s what we’ve worked for all season. The timing is appropriate, because we are in the important part of the course and we will arrive focused for the Playoffs,” Booker acknowledged.
San Antonio, for its part, continues between what Wembanyama gives and defeats. “Victor has an air of an expert veteran. We can play as many times as he will always do something we haven’t seen before,” Booker confessed. After the beating, the praise. From some Suns on the rise.
2024-03-24 08:36:03
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