Duvalier Johnson

I'll just trust that it was hilarious.

It usually is a David Adelman spend more time talking about the actual game.

And it was just, he just felt like they just weren't good enough tonight, you know, on case and Wallace, he said, some of that was what we were giving up in the game plan, but some of it was just not good enough closeouts, you know, breakdowns in the defense just felt like that they were better than they were tonight.

And, and, and so Adelman, you know, Adelman has been pretty good in the losses doesn't tend to get too upset or, or,

or white knuckle his way through the pressers.

Tonight, you could tell he was really frustrated.

He was frustrated with the effort.

He did have some blunt things to say about the officiating.

He wanted to be very clear.

He doesn't think that's why they lost the game.

OKC was better.

But he feels like there is a lot of difference and variance between how OKC is allowed to guard Jokic from night to night.

And he said on this night in particular, Jokic only gets four free throws.

Their best player gets, I think it was 13.

And he said, look, the reality is bigger guys get different whistles than smaller guys do in this league.

That's just the truth.

Again, he made sure to put a bow on it by saying he doesn't think that's why they lost.

But he did put it out there that he felt like OKC is able to guard Jokic differently game to game.

Corkscrew.

What do they do now?