McMillan: McConnell 'came in and established a tempo' in Pacers' win over Suns

Name: McMillan: McConnell 'came in and established a tempo' in Pacers' win over Suns
Uploaded: 2020-01-23T00:26:37-05:00
Description: Nate McMillan on the Pacers responding to a 30-point loss with a 25-point victory: "I loved the way we responded. ... We established our defense, offensively we had much better ball movement than our last game, and just a really good effort after a bad effort in Utah."

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Nate McMillan on the Pacers responding to a 30-point loss with a 25-point victory: "I loved the way we responded. ... We established our defense, offensively we had much better ball movement than our last game, and just a really good effort after a bad effort in Utah."

JANUARY 23, 2020・National Basketball Association・2:55

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McMillan: McConnell 'came in and established a tempo' in Pacers' win over Suns

Nate McMillan on the Pacers responding to a 30-point loss with a 25-point victory: "I loved the way we responded. ... We established our defense, offensively we had much better ball movement than our last game, and just a really good effort after a bad effort in Utah."

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