"Yes, a great part about playing on the road is the adversity that you face - whether the other night planning the back-to-back, whether it's playing high-level teams and having a lesser margin for error," Brooklyn coach Jacque Vaughn said. "Again, you're in a position where if you don't have the mental fortitude to move on to the next play, you will pay for it in multiple ways."
"That's the moving on to the next possession [element]," Vaughn said. "He's going to make shots that other human beings just can't make, and make plays that other human beings can't make. So can you have multiple efforts throughout the course of the night, play with a sense of physicality throughout the course of the night, and then move on to the next possession; just because it's impera"
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