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L'entraîneur des Spurs, Mitch Johnson, a défendu Victor Wembanyama en conférence de presse, après la prestation en demi-teinte du Français (18 points, 6 rebonds) lors de la finale perdue contre les Knicks en finale de la NBA Cup mardi (124-113).

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00:00Probably that word more than anything, the experience, second game, all together, playing really competitive games against really, really good teams, seasoned, experienced teams that have been in similar situations.
00:16I'm not sure about all the cup experience of all the teams, but, you know, be able to feel those games, work those games, be in the moment in those games, I think is an invaluable experience.
00:27I think we struggled more as a team, so that probably played a part in that.
00:33You know, we gave up a lot of offensive rebounds, which hurt us getting out in transition, and I thought there was just a couple times offensively, we got a little bit in a rush or in a hurry.
00:43I thought when we played with the appropriate pace, but with the right spacing and the right tempo, we got some really good looks, and we missed them.
00:50And I think it was probably more of a team thing than I thought Victor was individually struggling.
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