“I wish the Celtics a successful success.”
After losing to the Celtics Playoffs East Conference Finals Round 7 at 81-109, Bucks’ Janis Adetokumbo reiterated, “I have no excuses.”
After the third round of the first round with the Bulls, Bucks injured his flagship Khris Middleton. Even so, he won the series and reached one more victory until the conference finals following last season when he won the championship, but it was a step short.
Adetokumbo said, “If Chris was playing, it might have been a different story,” but “from the third round with the Bulls, we haven’t made excuses like’because Chris isn’t there.'” “Continued. “We all did our best from the third round of the first round to the seventh round with the Celtics. It would have been a different story with Chris, but he couldn’t. “
Adetokumbo said, “I’m exhausted both physically and mentally,” but recalled the fierce battle when he truly enjoyed the series. “I don’t hate playing with a strong physical color in any match. And I’m the one who overcomes the difficulties in front of me. There are no players who don’t enjoy the series. There are almost no teams that win consecutive games, and this experience. Will grow me as a player. I can grow by experiencing it. I enjoyed fighting with my teammates for a long season together. There are ups and downs, so I will feel lonely for a while. I enjoyed this series. Unfortunately I couldn’t win and I wanted to play in the next match if I could, but it didn’t. Have a good offseason and feel right now. I want to motivate the season. “
After the match, Adetokumbo hugged and spoke with Celtics ace Jayson Tatum on the court. When asked about the content, he said, “I’m a player and it’s hard not to win the game, but I was raised to be a personality by my parents. So, the success of those (Celtics) who have won in the future I hope. “
“The opponent played great and won. I hope Jason succeeds and I want him to play great in the upcoming games and lead the team to the championship. The Celtics are a great team. The chemistry is done. There is a possibility that we can win. I told him that story, and I talked about respecting each other. “