Do the Nets need to be tougher? Kyrie Irving certainly thinks so and said as much in a recent interview. The Locked on Nets guys discuss what Irving had to say and how it applies to this year’s team as well as the squad they had last year. What does it mean to be tough in the current NBA and are the Nets made up of the players like Kevin Durant and Ben Simmons who carry themselves this way? It’s a tricky question, but not the first time it’s come up already this year with Markieff Morris mentioning it as something that needed to change for the team this year.
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Hey! Love catching the show live! Doesn't happen often. Good luck guys.
Is adam related to Nick kroll? 😉
So interesting to hear Kyrie blame "toughness" for our woes when most of our issues have stemmed from his lack of availability
I think Giannis is definitely a tough player mentally, to go out there and miss every free throw and still drive and get fouled took a lot of mental toughness.
edit: Doug mentioned this lmao
I’ll suggest that don’t use too many bench players, only used them if there’s foul trouble to those starting fives. Curry and Morris need more playing time. Morris can be starting five instead of Claxton
We need rondo
Ben Simmons and Morris is better combination as starting five than Claxton