Pistons stopper laments Jalen Brunson foul calls as Knicks look to take commanding lead: 'Selling'
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In Game 1 of the Eastern Conference First Round of the NBA Playoffs, Ausar Thompson of the Detroit Pistons faced the tough task of defending Jalen Brunson of the New York Knicks. Despite Brunson scoring 34 points and fouling Thompson out of the game early, the young defender expressed no worries, humorously stating, "Nothing" is a difficult challenge. Thompson’s eagerness to adjust and improve was evident even after facing fouls—he was whistled for five in just over 23 minutes of play, indicating his determination to rise to the challenge in the upcoming games.
Thompson acknowledged his challenge in guarding Brunson, yet confidently claimed, "Nothing" is too difficult, despite Brunson scoring 34 points in Game 1.
Despite the early fouls that limited his time, Thompson remained determined, emphasizing, "I have to find a way to adjust better next game to help my team."
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