Thunder’s Mark Daigneault Appleudi Grizlies for ‘Harboughter’ Playoffs Series

Memphis – After beating Memphis Grizzlies 117-115 in game 4 and complete movement 4-0, Oklahoma City Thunder chief coach Mark Daigneault applauded his first rounded opponent. After I Morant suffered a hip injury in the game 3Decided to play 4. It was a significant obstacle to Memphis, which Daigneault pointed out after winning Thursday And they reminded journalists after a Saturday that was erased.

Daigneault praised shortened grizzles For their effort In a loss in two points against the thunder.

“It was hardly fought series and was especially impressed only by their fight in the series,” Daigneault said. “It is obvious that demoralizing game 1 for them and it was better, as I mentioned pregame, in the game 2. It was impressive for 3-0. Down Morant. Down. Down.

Scotti Pippen Jr. They tied their career for 30 points, and ended with 11 rebounds and four assists. Desmond Bane and Santi Aldama added 23 points and all the stars of a jeren jackson jr. In a dozen. The coat of arms of the All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Aleksandar turned into its best series performance (38 points, six assists, five rebounds). Jalen Williams ended 23 points, five assists and four scores and Isaiah Hartenstein (10 points, 11 rebounds) added double double.

Mark Daigneault says Grizzly improved in Thunder Series

Thunder The Mark Daignea Magal Coach has doubled to the importance of Grizzlies missing the Jao Morant. After Thursday Return to 29 points Victory Anti-GrizzDaigneault mentioned that it agreed to return in the second half.

Before Game 4, Daigneault praised the high-level playing grizzlizers after winning the blowing in the game 1.

“Generally, I think Memphis played better in every game in series,” Daignealt said. “They were obviously not in play 1, they are better in play 2, and they are at first play 3, for sure, Morant took the point of attacking for them, but this year they played many minutes this year.”

Grizzlises took Lead 17-10 before Givel All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 16 points on perfect attempts 7-for 7 from the floor. However, the grizzly hung early and often, before it made a double-sided game in the last minute of the fourth quarter. Then Gilgeous-Alexander drained the dagger back gave his team an advantage in five tons (116-111).

The demon of the Bane drained the three to pull the nibbage within two (116-114) before Thunder intentionally violated Bane to not give up three. Bane made his first free throw before he was intentionally lacking his second for the supreme advice while the game pointed out.