On the second day after the first game of the finals, the Knicks held an internal meeting at the hotel.
During the meeting, D'Antoni reiterated the team's poor offensive choices in the first game.
"The Warriors scored 48 points just through transition offense in the first game."
D'Antoni said, "If we can't ensure our offensive success rate during the game, they'll keep getting relatively easy points through fast breaks."
Although, like in the press conference, D'Antoni didn't name names.
But in the conference room...
At this moment, all the Knicks players still instinctively looked at Westbrook.
Beside them, seeing the timing was right, James didn't hesitate to switch from simmering to turning up the heat and said, "Mike's right, to defeat the Warriors, we must find ways to improve our offensive quality."
"Especially our offensive choices."
James' words were agreed upon by the core Knicks players, including Durant.
