Steve Kerr
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Honestly, what I felt was that they're suffering.
I thought the vibe in the stands, it was one of the most bizarre, sad games I've ever been a part of.
You could feel
and the somber atmosphere.
Their team, we could tell they were struggling with everything that's been going on and what the city has been through.
So it was very sad.
It was a sad night.
Obviously we got the win and we're happy about that, but very difficult to see so many people
struggling and sad and, you know, they came to the game to try to forget about stuff, I guess, but I don't think anything went away for the city and for their team.
I think they were suffering from the effects of everything.
The one thing that I see very clearly is three-man groups.
That's the main similarity.
I read about the games after the fact, and I'll read about formations.
I have a hard time recognizing the formation while I'm watching, but what I recognize is
The play in triangles, small triangles of three guys.
One guy passes to the other.
The other guy's cutting, making a run exactly the same as basketball.
That's because you learned the Phil Jackson triangle.
That's right.
That's right.