Spurs’ De’aaron Fox reveals an unusual reason for the game in relation to Grizzlies

De’aaron fox It’s not a stranger to big shots, but he’s still a bit a stranger San Antonio Spurs. The Inaugral NBA winner of the Clutch Award Award The main year in his hands had a ball in the passage in Seza from the connection between the connection in relation to the Memphis Grizzlies For the first time since Joining your new team in early February.

The 27-year-old delivered with a jumper back clutch as it did so many times earlier in career.

“For some reason, no matter how I play, the last shot always comes in,” Fox said.

The former King Sacramento did not lead spurs in scoring in a victory of 130-128 in Memphis. The recording that his team put with two with the left of 1.8 seconds was only the seventh bucket hit at the night in which only 1-5 of 3-side land was connected On the way to 20 points.

Still, there was a little doubt, especially with Victor Vembaniama goes out for the season With injuries, where San Antonio wanted the ball.

“He hugged those moments,” said the acting chief coach Mitch Johnson.

De’aaron Fox is detailed that his player is a game player in Memphis

Early in the fourth quarter, Spurs haunted almost all the lead of 22 points. By the time the last time they took the ball, they lost all the lead of 11 points re-established 10-0, when Jackson Jr. Press the secondary 3-pointer with 22.3 seconds.

“In a picture like it, we knew there was no time, so really just try to get off the last hit,” said Fox as he still gave what would prove the last opportunity. “She said in detail what would prove the last opportunity.

“I knew he would send a double team, I’d like it, but, two, if I could go, I’ll get it back, I tried to do it again, I tried to get it, I tried to get the last shot.”

Like a fox, Devin Vassell, who has achieved the third leading team and ranked as the second before the Fox arrived, also scored 20 years.

“He let him do it and did it,” Johnson said Fox’s game that won 20 feet.

Grizzlises played without their driving throwing by Morant and Demsond Bane. They both came out for going out after losing 114-113 in New York Knicks night before. Thanks to the store a few weeks ago, before which they did not give up any major pieces of their rotation, spurs had a fox.

“When I first arrived, they told me to be me. It is obvious that it is still different,” the eighth year of Pro added. “I wouldn’t even say I was playing in the standard since I was here, but they still had confidence in me to go there and do it. And I have that confidence in myself.”

Spurs hoped to stop breaking down a four-way game while facing a team that spell the fourth-best record at the Western Conference, because Fox left only 7-16 of the fields found in the final second. Still, without the WeMby, they had little doubt where they would go when it was important.

“If I can’t be sure of myself when they have that confidence in me, I don’t know what to tell you.”