Nate McMillan: Pacers' second unit 'came ready to play' against Bulls

Name: Nate McMillan: Pacers' second unit 'came ready to play' against Bulls
Uploaded: 2019-11-03T19:39:13-05:00
Description: Nate McMillan on TJ Leaf bouncing back from a tough start to the season to pick up 15 rebounds tonight: "He had to come ready to play. There's no time to feel sorry for yourself or anything like that — you get another opportunity, and I thought he took advantage of that."

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Nate McMillan on TJ Leaf bouncing back from a tough start to the season to pick up 15 rebounds tonight: "He had to come ready to play. There's no time to feel sorry for yourself or anything like that — you get another opportunity, and I thought he took advantage of that."

NOVEMBER 4, 2019・National Basketball Association・3:31

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Nate McMillan: Pacers' second unit 'came ready to play' against Bulls

Nate McMillan on TJ Leaf bouncing back from a tough start to the season to pick up 15 rebounds tonight: "He had to come ready to play. There's no time to feel sorry for yourself or anything like that — you get another opportunity, and I thought he took advantage of that."

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