Robert Williams: We often panic in the face of adversity and we need to be united

Live Bar Jan. 7 In a regular season game that ended today, the Celtics lost 105-108 to the Knicks. After the game, Celtic center Robert Williams was interviewed.

"The team needs to be in better shape when the opponent is running. We need to be united. In the final moments, the fans were so loud that sometimes we couldn't even hear the voice of head coach Uduka, so the 5 of us on the pitch had to come together and have to calm ourselves down and cheer ourselves up. Williams said.

Williams added: "We often feel flustered, especially when we face adversity. We need to find ourselves, courage and a spirit of struggle, especially when things don't go the way we think they do. We can do so in order to be united. ”

In this game, Robert Williams played 34 minutes, 3 of 3, had 6 points, 9 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals and 7 blocks.

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