We cannot say that the arrival of Quin Snyder produced spectacular effects for the Hawks…
Last night, Atlanta sank at home, being crushed by Washington (127-99). This is the fourth defeat in five outings for players from Georgia, currently 11th in the Eastern Conference with 15 wins for 23 losses. Dejounte Murray will probably pack his bags but Trae Young wants to be always confident.
“We have to find solutions. I've been down before and found ways to get back up. It's like that. We are in a difficult situation at the moment and we must fight. But I'm not worried. »
No visible panic either from his coach, renowned for being a defensive coach, and who nevertheless sees his team in 27th place in terms of efficiency on this side of the field.
The Hawks concede 56.4 points per game in their racket, with only the Pacers, Wizards and Blazers doing worse. Clearly, this roster isn't going anywhere, but Trae Young believes in Quin Snyder on the bench.
“Quin is a brain coach, a cerebral person. He needs time. He needs players here who listen, who make the effort he asks for.” asks the leader. “It takes a lot of effort but it can work. It can really work. It takes time and it’s going to take time but the guys believe in him. »
It now remains to be seen who Quin Snyder believes in…
