Malone: The cohesion of the team relies on the sharing of the ball The mistakes are more of a matter of mentality

Live Bar Feb. 2 In an NBA regular season game that ended today, the Nuggets lost 115-130 to the Timberwolves. Nuggets coach Malone was interviewed after the game.

Malone, who has always emphasized that selfless passing is at the heart of the Nuggets offense, criticized the team's performance: "I knew for a long time that poor shooting choices, excessive dribbling, and so on, hurt the whole team. What holds a team together is the transfer of the ball and the extra passes. ”

Malone spoke about the team's problem of too many turnovers in the first half (11 turnovers in the first half): "I don't know if this is really a thing about basketball, I think it's more of a matter of mentality. I think it's important to sink into the fact that no matter who's on the pitch or who's out, we have our own starting point guard and we have to have that confidence. ”

The Nuggets are currently 6th in the West with 28 wins and 22 losses.

in Levitan