Thuncove Mark Daigneault’s process behind a small ball movement in Vin vs Timbervolves

Sunday, Oklahoma City Thunder chief coach Mark Daigneault He led his team at 130-123 victory against Minnesota Timbervolves. The Thunder secured victory on a duty birthday. Play There was no doubt to play before Oklahoma City kept his opponent in the final frame.

After the flask finished the first half to 30-9 runs, Thunder reacted 18-2 fourth quarter, to ensure winning seven points. Daigneault went with a line with a little ball after the third quarter and addressed What led to that decision lead in seven points.

“In the moment. It was good (in) late (quarter),” Daignealt said. “We went there too and it was effective, and then they had us in rotation with some of our coverings. And only it’s hard to stay in front of the ball. I had a time limit. I just wanted to To get him somehow over there and see what it looked like, and those guys showed up a nice run.

“So, really, really good job these people are just adjusting both ends of the floor. It eventually opened the game,” Daigneault concluded.

With Thunder Mark Daignealt’s Bench, Aaron Viggins and Isaiah Joe, Joe was joined by Chet Holmgren and Alex Caruso was shivered in the bay before Nickeil Alexander-Walker sets fire in Minnesota. Then Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who scored 31 years in his game-high 37 points through three-quarters, checked into the game to close victory next to Holmgren (19 points) and Williams (18 points, nine assists).

“Yes, that was a 48-minute game,” Daigneault added. “There’s a lot of swinging in that game. It was a game with high variants. It was not our best game of defense, after they dried at the end of the first half, we thought we went out into the second half; I really liked the way we attacked. How crucial we were and how plane we were about how they kept us, I thought we were really better there. “

Chet Holmgren on Thunder ‘Savior Basketball “

After winning the week against wood nerves, Thunder Forward Chet Holmgren praised Aaron Viggins for its production from the bench. Viggins led a second unit with 15 points, including 4-4 ​​of 4 of deep, 3-4 from the free throw line and one block in 19 minutes.

Holmgren discussed the influence of Viggins during his interview for the consequences with the ESPN SportScenter.

“We have basketball savorors, Aaron Viggins, here,” Holmgren said. “So he really sets under what our team can do.”

Thunder will face Timbervolves in the center of Paica on Monday.