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Las Vegas-Aceses Hamoun coach said that the semi-finals of her team’s semi-finals are “out of the Indiana fever” “out of control” after Las Vegas won 90-68 2 to the best series of five in 1-1.
Hamoun said: “I mean, you can collide with a wide reception device in the American Football Association for these first five squares, but you can do this on W on the field.” “I have put hands on a person like that, you should be an automatic mistake. Freedom of movement, there is no freedom. I do not say that we are nothing but a slander, I do not say that. I say it is out of control.
“Most of my aides come from the American Professional League, and they are like,” this will not fly in the American Professional League … there will be battles. “We have very good women that can reach the next play.”
41 game error 2, including 16 in the third quarter, and 27 called in game 1. Aces acquired 21 free throws on Tuesday compared to 15 for fever.
Hamon previously called on what I thought was a series of the first excessive role between fever and the dream of Atlanta, and considered it a “football match” and saying “some of the strikes that I saw in the Atlanta-Indiana game, if I did it on the street, I will be arrested.”
This position was a point of disagreement for the coach of fever, Stephanie White, after match 2, albeit for various reasons.
“It is difficult for us to find a flow when there is a mistake called every 10 seconds,” White said. “I mean, it is really, and when they are in the free throwing line, we cannot climb to the ground, and this is a challenge.”
Players on both sides talked about the physical nature of the qualifiers in general.
“It looks like a material in each game,” said Lexi Hall of Indiana, who ended with 15 points, including five triple throws. “It looks like a material season. I feel that I was on the ground a little more than this series so far. We just continue to return.”
“Yes, they are playing matches. Very physical games. I feel that we just have to match energy, today and today, and I feel that this is what we did today,” said Las Vegas Nallisa Smith, who ranked second in the team in the scoring with 18 points and seven counters.
After a disappointing match 1, Hamoun appealed to her players to get “little feelings” to game 2, saying, “If there is one thing the qualifiers, this is harsh … you cannot TIPTOE to the Bar Battle.” She said that she felt that her players entered Tuesday and ready to go to that front, which helped them dictate the things that begin in the first half, which led to up to 18 points.
Although the fever reduced the deficit to six in the second and then eight to eight in the third, the LAS Vegas 17-3 at the end of this framework extended Aceses to 20, which actually led to the game.
After it came out of a quiet game according to its criteria, AJa Wilson was one of five Acess players that end with double numbers, collect 25 points, 9 rebound balls, 5 theft, and two masses. Las Vegas is 11-0 in the qualifiers when it score at least 25 points.
Wilson, who recently won the Fourth MVP Award, said it was more embarrassing than the team’s performance in game 1, where he gave up a decision of 16 points at their stadium, more than the team of 53 points against Minnesota Linux earlier this season.
“I think we came to work,” Wilson said. “We didn’t come to work in game 1, and that’s all of us. I think game 2, we just decided to come to work.”
White said she felt that her team had responded negatively to increase Aceses. The fever recorded 41 % of the field and was 22 transformations, and the scorer of Kelsey Mitchell was 13 points. Las Vegas, on the other hand, managed to shoot 54 %.
“[It was] White said: “They went out and put on our heels,” White said.
The series is transferred to Indianapolis Games 3 and 4 on Friday and Sunday.