The Denver Nuggets' eight-game winning streak against the Lakers sounds like a masterful show, but Coach Malone says it has nothing to do with the playoffs, it's like your freshly washed car, and after two days of driving, it feels like it's in vain. The coach's words may have been a bit of a slap in the face, but he understands that the smoke of the playoffs is the real battlefield, and the previous victories, no matter how brilliant they are, can only sound like a cloud of smoke.
The playoffs are about to kick off, and the matchup between the Nuggets and the Lakers is even more watching. Coach Malone is not the kind of person who is immersed in the glory of the past, and he clearly knows that the current Lakers are not the team that can be easily defeated. LeBron James' Lakers can't wait to turn the tables around, and this hunger is no joke.
The last time the Nuggets swept the Lakers was in the Western Conference Finals last year, and Malone's team showed their dominance. But in an interview, Coach Malone made it important that last season's record doesn't have much practical significance for the upcoming playoffs, and what matters is how to prove himself again in the new game. "We need to be clear that it's not just one Lakers that's targeting us right now, but 15 other teams that are gearing up to pull us off the throne," Malone said. ”
This Sunday, the spark for the first round of the playoffs will be ignited in Los Angeles. The Denver Nuggets face the Los Angeles Lakers again, and it's not just a game, it's a continuation of the battle between the two teams. The Lakers' LeBron and his team are ready to go all out, while the Nuggets will need to be more precise in their strategy to tackle this challenge. Malone stressed the need for the team to approach this game with a clear mind and strong determination, as every confrontation is fraught with uncertainty.
There is a lot of talk among netizens about this upcoming game, with some believing that the Lakers' comeback will be very fierce and that the Nuggets need to be prepared for this challenge. It has also been mentioned that Malone's low-key and pragmatic attitude may be the key to the Nuggets' success again in the playoffs. However, some voices pointed out that Malone was a bit high-profile when he won before, and now it seems a bit too pretentious to say this. Despite the mixed opinions online, none can hide the fact that this is going to be a great match.
Malone's calmness and his thoughtfulness about the team's future demonstrate the demeanor of a mature coach. He understands that despite his past successes, a new season, new opponents, and new challenges are always waiting. Facing the upcoming season