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He nailed it when mentioning playing in a crowd. Way to dangerous to play like that with Miami. That is part of what's killing Manu's game. He loves to play in a crowd, and Miami is just too handsy to do it.
Q. Gregg, after turning the ball over only four times in that Game 1 win, your team has turned it over 49 times in the last three for 59 points. Is that more of what you're not doing in execution or have the Heat changed their defensive principles?
COACH GREGG POPOVICH: No, the Heat have the same principles they have had all year long. They're an aggressive basketball team. They caused a lot of the turnovers with good aggressive defense, and we've allowed some of it to happen by playing in a crowd and not moving the ball expeditiously. So it's a little bit of both.
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He nailed it when mentioning playing in a crowd. Way to dangerous to play like that with Miami. That is part of what's killing Manu's game. He loves to play in a crowd, and Miami is just too handsy to do it.
Plus the refs only call about half the reach in and arm slap fouls and Miami figured that out much better than us.
He sounds confident, but maybe he thinks his players must to step up cause the gameplan is good.
On the other end - Spolestra is there as a big motivator which Miami needs. They need get themselves going and wants to win b2b game at last.
that game 4
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