Oklahoma City Thunder power forward Chet Holmgren spoke highly about the team’s togetherness after Friday’s 111-104 NBA Finals Game 4 road win vs. the Indiana Pacers (series tied 2-2).
(via Oklahoma City Thunder):
Jake Nisse: “Mark [Daigneault] mentioned earlier how difficult this game was. You’re a team that won 68 games in the regular season, how much can you kinda learn about your team and this group on a night when it’s not working that well and when you guys really have to dig deep?”
Holmgren: “I wouldn’t say we learned anything about each other. We’ve been in tough situations before, and every single time, we’ve come together. That doesn’t mean that we got to win the game that night when we did see adversity, but no matter what happens, good or bad, pretty or ugly, we’re always gonna stick together. We’re gonna win together. We’re gonna lose together. We’re gonna have great moments together. We’re gonna fail together. No matter what happens, we’re gonna do it together. So, I don’t really see that changing ever.”
