Brunson spoke domineeringly after the game, Big Head was so tough when he lost the game! <...

Brunson made a domineering speech after the game,

Big Head was so tough to lose!

East G6, the Knicks lost to the Pacers 108-125 and missed the finals. Brunson said in an interview with reporters after the game: "No one can really understand everything that Towns and I witness every day. The group of people we have, these teammates who try our best, are the source of confidence. How does the outside world view us? I don't care at all. I know what we have. "

I don't know where Brunson got the confidence to say this, 8 of 18 shots and 19 points, plus or minus value -18, this is the report card handed over by Big Head G6. Such a broken performance, he speaks quite tough. It seems that Brunson doesn't care about the Knicks being eliminated by the Pacers for two consecutive years, nor does he care about the outside world's evaluation of him. Being confident is a good thing, but this arrogant speech really makes people feel uncomfortable. What Brunson cares about is personal data, not team victory or defeat. Only with good data can you sign a big contract.

I can understand what Towns said, after all, he played with an injury. He hit the basket again and again during the game, and then got up and continued to play. He was such a tough guy. He had given all his money in this game today. However, the team leader Brunson was completely locked by Nembhard. He struggled throughout the game, felt bad, did not pass the ball, and threw it when he got the ball. He only had the basket but no teammates in his eyes. He could not find a player in the league who played more unique than him.

Daotou's average data per game in the

East Finals series was very beautiful, and he performed well in several games, leading the team to win. G5 was his best match in the 2018 East Finals. Overall, Brunson's series damages the team more than helps. He holds the ball and dribbles for too long, drags the offensive rhythm, affects Towns' performance. He trusts his personal ability too much in the critical period and ignores his teammates' open spaces. Only Thibodeau can tolerate his playing style.