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GP2 on CP3/BP pressure defense: “declare ball…talk early & often”; KERR: Onsi Saleh Mr. Cool; LOONEY
Timestamps below👇… PREVIOUS VIDEO: JK/Steve/Moody/BP postgame https://youtu.be/MrYyOHC8zEw … MORE KERR: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLszalip37vKLy42Zj_1DPRLmJ48RVApSa … MORE GP2: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLszalip37vKKY4Oex2Rsoswyu7W8cQ7Yt … MORE LOON: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLszalip37vKLRgm35G_wb414eq7enqDeJ … MORE PLAYLISTS: https://youtube.com/letsgowarriors/playlists WHERE WE KEEP ALL QUOTES: https://LetsGoWarriors.com CHAPTERS/TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 GP2 on not attending the Niners game due to the blowout score, although his dad Gary (Payton Sr. asked him to) 0:18 on Podziemski: reps for guys coming in from college, communicate, “pickup the ball and declare ball” 1:04 picking up ball makes the other team start offense with 14-15 seconds left on the shotclock, gets your defense set 1:27 on CP3’s similar defense: “talk early and often” 1:56 on if he’s picked CP’s pocket or vice-versa (asked by Marcus Thompson, of course): “No, we’ve been on the same team quite a lot” 2:35 on letting H.E.R. beat him in a game of HORSE: “I didn’t know she had a little jumper, but I’m gonna run that back for sure” 3:09 VIDEO N/A FOR KERR AND LOONEY 3:10 Kerr on Podziemski’s defense: “He just gets a ton of deflections… that’s one of the things our scouts really liked about him… knack for the ball… equally if not more important (than length or bounce)” 3:58 on key takeaway from preseason game: “good job on the glass” 4:40 on Kuminga saying practice would be stopped if he wasn’t rebounding: they’re “stopping play immediately if we see something we don’t like… got to make improvements in a lot of areas” 5:29 on having extra time before next preseason game, as previously mentioned (10 days) 6:12 on having more stoppages of play in practice: “we’ve had a lot of veterans here for a long time… we didn’t want to disrupt the flow of practice… (now,) we’re not only bringing along these young guys but trying to make change in some of our habits” 6:49 on Klay’s conditioning compared to last year: “he really came ready this year” 7:10 on cap expert Onsi Saleh: “he’s a really mellow guy… Mr. Cool, but… a lot of soul to him” 8:05 MT2: “really smooth, like, ‘Hey, are you alive?’” 8:32 Looney on the vibe so far: “a lot of teaching” 8:56 on Garuba’s energy and “crashing glass” 9:28 Podziemski’s three-point celebration “needs some work”, has to make more to be able to celebrate 9:43 “we got to probably start over again” when Draymond returns 10:22 on CP3: “setting my screens for him a little different” 11:10 on his favorite MT2 article during last playoffs about his father insisting he rebound FULL REPORT SOON ON OUR WEBSITE: https://www.letsgowarriors.com #Warriors #SteveKerr #GP2
Two-way player Steph Curry blocks the corner three by DFS and forces the shotclock violation
Golden State Warriors vs Dallas Mavericks - Game 4.
Ginebra import Justin Brownlee buries three-pointer to beat the shotclock vs NLEX - March 30, 2022
Justin Brownlee converts on a wide open three from the right corner in Game 4 of the PBA Governors' Cup semifinals
BC Kalev vs BC Astana. VTB-League Regular Season, November 5, 2020.
#unitedvtbleague #pbcastana #kazbasketball BC Kalev vs BC Astana. VTB-League Regular Season, November 5, 2020. Astana beat the losing streak in Tallinn Astana outclass Kalev on the road – 92:85 (18:22, 25:15, 23:24, 26:24). Top scorers Kalev: Marcus Keene (23 + 7 assists), Chavaughn Lewis (18 + 5 assists), Devin Thomas (16 + 9 rebounds). Astana: Michael Thompson (17 + 9 assists), Martins Meiers (16 + 7 rebounds), Jeremiah Hill (15 + 6 rebounds + 6 assists), Devyn Marble (12 + 5 rebounds). Story Kalev (0-3) and Astana (1-4) started the season not the way they planned. For Estonians the situation was complicated by a coronavirus outbreak, as a result, the team hasn’t played for a month in the League. The first quarter was pretty much even, Kalev took the lead by the end of the quarter when Marcus Keene and Sten Sokk. Astana eventually overtook the lead finding balance between Martins Meiers actions in the paint and long-range missiles by Ojars Silins. Making 54% from the field in 20 minutes Kazakhstan won the second quarter in double digits and were 5 points ahead by the big break – 43:37. After the half time the teams activated offense. Kalev started the third quarter with 3 threes by Keene. Astana withstood via Adonis Thomas and Jeremiah Hill activity. Guard’s three on the last minute brought Kazakhstan the lead back by the final quarter but it was clear that the denouement still lies ahead. In the fourth, the rivals continued to count on shooters. Another hit from beyond the arch by Michael Thompson with 1,5 minutes left gave Astana a chance to win but Kalev came back immediately via contested Keene’s three of dribbling and three accurate free throws by Kregor Hermet – 85:88. Key moment The key point was Hill’s shot with 27 seconds left on the shotclock, he easily beat Keene on the perimeter and scored with no hesitation from the paint. Kalev answered with Tanel Kurbas miss from downtown after a time-out, and then Astana made 2 tactical throws and made it to the second victory of the season. Hero Jeremiah Hill. The American was good on both ends becoming the most efficient on the winner's roster – 15 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists. He also scored the decisive drive to the basket on the last minute. Stat 3 – Astana beat Kalev losing streak of three games. The last Kazakhstan victory over the Estonian club before was on December 16, 2018. The last time Astana won in Tallinn was in 2015/16 season. Comments Kalev head coach Roberts Stelmahers: – We lacked rotation today, we lacked a few players. It’s hard to play with the cut roster the 4th game in 9 days. Of course, the players were tired but it’s not an excuse. We have to play smarter if we want to win in the United League. Astana head coach Emil Raikovikj: – We controlled the rhythm of the game, weren’t rushing and we knew what we were doing. It is an important victory for us after a long road tour, it was the first game in our full roster and I’m happy to see the potential in our team. We can improve our game and achieve more.
ASIAN GAMES: Heartbreak for Philippines as China escapes with win in Clarkson's Gilas debut
Sorry loss for Gilas Pilipinas. The Philippines broke down in the final minute as China escaped with a pulsating 82-80 win in the 2018 Asian Games Tuesday at the GBK Basket Hall in Jakarta, Indonesia. Trailing for most of the game, Gilas looked like it was on its way to victory after taking an 80-77 lead with 1:23 to go following an undergoal stab from Stanley Pringle. However, that proved to be the last score for the Philippines as China took advantage of Gilas breaking down in multiple possession to steal the win. Zhou Qi first split his free throws with 1:12 to go to put China within two, 78-80. The Chinese then forced a turnover on Gilas that led to a fastbreak layup for Zhao Rui to tie the game at 80 in the last 46 seconds. Gilas had the chance to put the game away for good but Jordan Clarkson and Christian Standhardinger each missed decent attempts at the rim. Jordan then gave up a foul to Zhao and the Chinese guard ended up hitting two clutch free throws for the game's final tally. Paul Lee missed a final triple attempt for Gilas with six seconds to go as China completed its great escape. After a quick 5-0 start, Gilas trailed China for most of the game as Zhou Qi dominated on both ends of the floor. The 22-year-old Houston Rocket had 17 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 blocks at halftime. Zhou went on to finish with 25 points, 12 rebounds, and 7 blocks to lead the Chinese. Wang Zhelin added 13 points while Abudushalamu Abudurexiti scored 12 points. Game hero Zhao Rui had 11. Wang led the China offense to start the third as they tried to put Gilas away. However, Clarkson exploded for the Philippines, unloading 16 points including three straight triples that allowed Gilas to tie things up at 55. In the fourth, it was Abudurexiti's turn to dominate for the Chinese, helping the Great Wall re-establish a 10-point lead, 72-62. Clarkson went scoreless in the fourth and ultimately dealt with cramps. In his place, Paul Lee and Stanley Pringle went off to put the Philippines in position to win. Pringle beat Zhou at the rim to push Gilas within three, 71-74 with 4:21 to go. Lee then buried a tough three-pointer at the shotclock buzzer to tie the game at 74 about 45 seconds later. Standhardiner finally gave the Philippines the lead anew, 76-74, after a perfect trip to the line with 3:09 to go. Clarkson finished with 28 points in his Gilas debut while Standhardinger scored 18 points and grabbed 8 rebounds in 26 minutes off the bench. Pringle and Lee dropped 14 and 10 points respectively. Despite the loss, the Philippines is expected to move on to the next round however, Gilas is on a collision course with old nemesis South Korea in the knockout quarterfinals. The Scores: CHINA, 82 - Zhou 25, Wang 13, Abudurexiti 12, Zhao 11, Ding 7, Sun 6, Lui 5, Tian 2, Dong 1. PHILIPPINES, 80 - Clarkson 28, Standhardinger 18, Pringle 14, Lee 10, Erram 6, Belga 2, Almazan 2. Quarterscores: 20-12, 36-31, 59-57, 82-80
FC Bayern Basketball - s.Oliver Baskets VII
Im 4. Viertel machten die Würzburger da weiter wo sie im 3. Viertel aufeghört hatten. Denn im 3. Viertel kamen sie durch unter anderem 2 wilden Jeka-Dreiern bis auf 6 Punkte heran. Das Spiel wurde spannend, doch Bayern hielt seinen Vorsprung im 4. Viertel konstant auf 4-7 Punkten. Doch als in der 37. Minute ein ganz wilder Dreier, von NATÜRLICH Lee Jeka,1, Meter hinter der Linie zum Shotclock-Buzzerbeater reinfiel, der zum 67:68 verkürzte, rasteten die Würzburger Fans halb aus. Jedoch fand Dirk Bauermann in einer Auszeit die richtigen Worte und die Oldies der Bayern, Steffen Hamann und Alex Nadjfeij starteten einen 7:2 Lauf kurz vor Ende des Spiels. Nach 2 Airballs der Baskets, von der Dreierlinie, halfen ihnen nurnoch Fouls. Aber die nervenstarken Spieler Bastian Doreth und Jonathan Wallace trafen 5 von 6 Freiwürfen und damit war das Spiel entschieden. Jedoch als Sascha Kesselring, 1 sec vor Spielende einen Korbleger zum Endstand 82:75 traf, stand fest dass die Baskets den direkten Vergleich gewonnen hatten, da die Bayern ja in Würzburg mit 63:55 verloren. Also, wer an diesem denkwürdigen Sonntag nicht in der Olympiahalle war, hat echt eines der größten Basketballspiele ganz Deutschland verpasst. 12.200 Zuschauer, davon ca. 2000 Würzburger, die gut Stimmung machten. Ein bisschen enttäuscht bin ich von den Bayernfans, die wirklich nicht viel "Lärm" gemacht haben. Aber alleine, dass 12.000 Zuschauer in der monstermäßigen Olympiahalle waren, hat mich fasziniert. Der beste Werfer der Münchner war Jonathan Wallace mit 22 Punkten, 4 Rebounds, 2 Assists, 2 Steals und 3 Dreiern. Auch zu erwähnen ist Steffen Hamann, der mit 16 Punkten, 1 Rebounds, 9 Assists und einer 100%-igen Freiwurfquote (6/6) ebenfalls auf Münchner Seite überzeugte. Auf Seiten der Würzburger traf Lee Jeka am besten mit 25 Punkten, 6 Rebounds, 4 Assists, 2 Steals und ebenfalls 3 Dreiern.