Chet Holmgren points out “Different ‘plan game Thunder for Nikola Jokic, Nuggets

Oklahoma City – for the first time in career, Oklahoma City Thunder forward Chet Holmgren not assigned to the Nuggets Denver Center Nikola Jokic in their divisional match on Sunday. Mark Mark Daignealt’s double line, which contains Isaia Hartenstein, paired him with Jokić for the most night, giving the light new wrinkle. While Hartenstein updated the media about his healthHe talked about the difference he made in dealing with Nuggets.

Stony say He barely had to defend the ruling MVP in Jokic all night.

“Extremely different. The last time we played, I pretty much matched him with him minutes, keeping it the whole game,” Holmgren said. “We have some different schemes we prayed to be different from what we did today with him in the whole game at all. I think Hart and J-will both do a solid job on it.”

For Holmgren, he is played together with Hartanstein adjustment, especially in Defense Nikola Jokic. Chet is used to play center, but it is used to the power supply and opportunities that come with you and the team.

“I’m still done in learning, playing together with another big,” Holmgren added. “Last year, not only Denver, we never really had a different look than me at five last year. There’s definitely something new. There’s a curve. But I really think it opens for us much.”

Holmgren ended with 14 points, eight jumps and four blocks in Sunday win 127-103. Hartantein had twice twice (10 points, 11 rebounds).

Chet Holmgren on the Philosophy of Brand Daigneault for thunder

Thunderhead Chet Holmgren Addressed Main Trainer Mark Daigneault’s Philosophy In the midst of trouble during the week of the week against Nugget. Paste Holmgren despite the three offenses in the first half, they helped Thunder finish the second quarter on a high note.

And when Holmgren picked up his fifth foul, Daigneault was not afraid to keep him in the game during the fourth quarter. Holmgren dealt with the decision of his main coach during his availability of the media.

“His philosophy is exactly what I would be like I was the coach. You don’t have to take offenses home,” Holmgren said. “And many times, you will sit someone, and then will end the game with two offenses and missed the opportunity to play them. I have to play. He believes I will make the right game.”

Thunder will face Nuggets on Monday again.