"I must learn to adapt to this situation, and I will do better in the next game."
After losing the first game of the Finals, Antetokounmpo's frustration was written all over his face, yet he still showed the responsibility of a leader.
He bears a resemblance to James, but it seems that only in terms of facing defeat, the young Antetokounmpo is better than the mature James.
"This is just the first game of the Finals."
Budenholzer appeared calm as well.
It's not that his mentality is good, but he lost in a much more devastating way when he coached the Hawks.
People are like this; when anything happens often enough, you gradually adapt.
Two days later, the second game of the Finals continued in Milwaukee.
The Bucks made adjustments in this game, reducing their obvious tactics of creating plays for Antetokounmpo, instead involving him more in pick-and-roll strategies.
