Tag brand Daigneault for thunder after 18-0 drive turner Tide against NETS

In a game where Oklahoma City Thunder He caught his first leadership in the fourth quarter against Brooklyn Network, a thunder coach Mark Daigneault They talked about what led to 18-0 on Wednesday 129-121 Wednesday victories. During the media availability, Shay Gilgeous-Alexander is credited with Chet Holmgren With the help of Oklahoma City Chip on the subject of the Network. For DoignEULT, it was a group effort on defense.

Thunder Missing a High-Level Defense, which is Deinault saw As a quick change in the second half, especially in the final frame.

“I thought it was just our intensity, our pressure, our physicality opposite the force that they tried to play,” Daigneal said. “If you don’t win that battle, then you’ll be behind the ball. They beat in that battle early, and how she played, we’ve beaten more and more.”

However, Thunder Master Mark Daigneault wants to see the same defensive intensity in the whole game instead of saving it for the fourth quarter.

“We have to be a 48-minute team. We really turned him on the defensive end of the floor. We gave up two offensive jumps (at) ownership back, and they pushed him to six,” Daigneault added. “Since then, we have really turned water and we could go out and run. And then I thought our force was in that given in that time, I thought there were some contacts on some of those endings we just played.”

27 points Gilgeous-Aleksander LED 4 Ground players who scored 22+ points, including the protection of Oklahom City Continuous stroke of Aaron Viggins from the bench With 24 points, Jalen Williams and Holmgren, achieving 22 points.

Dai’Sron Sharpe Sharpe scored 18 fields in the first half. He also finished with 15 rebounds, five assists, three blocks and two shorts. Brooklyn also drained 23 quarters, which was shivered by lightning in the bay for three-quarters before it was 18-0. Insurance guidance, maintaining the OKC forward good down.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander holds him 100 o Chet Holmgren

The coat of arms of the All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander see Chet Holmgren to take another step in his recovery. In his sixth game back from the pelvic injury, Holmgren ended up with the seasons of high 17 rebounds while giving the starting lift at both ends of the floor.

“Chet was very stable – run around, deducted, making real performances, ending around Rome,” said Gilgeous-Alexander. “He kept us in the range of the whole night, and then when it was time, we managed to go on strike.”

Thunder will face the falcons on Friday.