Après avoir été mené de 29 points par Memphis Grizzlies, Oklahoma City Thunder a réussi le plus gros come-back de l’histoire des play-offs pour finalement emporter ce match 3. Le coach Mark Daigneault ne se dit pas surpris par la performance de son équipe, mais par contre “toujours impressionné”.
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00:00Marc, vous avez parlé over et over
00:01throughout your tenure
00:02about this being an uncommon group.
00:04Youngest one seed in NBA history.
00:06You guys have the second largest
00:07comeback in playoff history tonight.
00:09What is it about this group
00:09that makes them so special
00:10and do they still surprise you
00:12from time to time
00:12or is it almost just,
00:14I don't want to say expected
00:14because it's so much NBA history
00:16but you're not shocked by it?
00:17Yeah, never surprised,
00:19always impressed.
00:22They just feel an unbelievable
00:24responsibility to one another.
00:26I think it just comes down to that.
00:27They're the epitome of a team.
00:30One through 18, you know,
00:31and I thought tonight, again,
00:34you know, we could have lost that game
00:35but coming together the way we did
00:37in the second half
00:38and standing up together
00:39in the face of adversity
00:41and in the face of us
00:42kind of being out of character
00:43in the first half,
00:44that kind of builds your muscle
00:46even if you don't win the game
00:47because obviously the series
00:48wouldn't have ended tonight
00:49if we lost.
00:50So I just thought we stood up
00:52with our backs against the wall tonight.
00:56Certainly, again, you know,
00:57not surprised but impressed
00:58every time they do it.