Après la défaite logique des Bucks contre les Cavaliers (99-115), Giannis Antetokounmpo (26 pts, 9 rbds, 3 passes mais aussi 7 ballons perdus) a fustigé la prestation de son équipe, tout en saluant la progression de son adversaire.
Giannis Antetokounmpo (ailier / pivot des Milwaukee Bucks, battus par les Cleveland Cavaliers 99-115) : « Ce n’est plus le Cleveland qu’on a connu depuis quelques années. Ils ont une très bonne équipe et on doit leur montrer plus de respect. C’est une équipe de play-offs qui se bat pour le titre… On a été nuls. On a mal joué. Ils ont marqué des paniers, ils ont bien joué. Ils ont mieux joué que nous. C’était la même équipe. Je pense que le premier match qu’on a joué contre eux n’était pas facile. Je pense qu’on les avait battus dans la douleur.
Ils ont fait des tirs à trois points, la foule était impliquée. Ils ont joué une bonne défense face aux fans. Ils ont eu les rebonds. Ils ont eu dix rebonds offensifs en première période. On a eu 15 ou 13 turnovers en première période. On n’a pas joué notre meilleur basket. En deuxième période, chaque fois qu’on essayait de jouer ou de se remettre dans le match, ils faisaient des paniers à 3 points, de bonnes transitions, ils marquaient. Nous n’avons pas été capables de revenir dans le match. »
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