30-year-old NBA champion and forward for the Milwaukee Bucks, Greek star **Giannis Antetokounmpo**, shared his thoughts on his team’s defeat against the Indiana Pacers in the NBA playoffs on April 19. The game ended with a score of 117:98.

“We can achieve greater success if we improve our passing on the court and play more decisively when we have the ball. We need to focus on attacking and driving to the basket.

They are moving towards the ball, eager to receive it, wanting to finish the play and engage in the game. I don’t believe this is out of selfishness; it seems to me that everyone is trying to play the right way.

Our offense wasn’t very effective. The ball just wasn’t going in. It felt like we were playing for the first time. The guys looked anxious. They move toward the ball, eager to gain possession, wanting to complete their plays and participate in the game. I don’t think the players are doing this out of vanity. I believe everyone is simply trying to play correctly.

Everyone has good intentions, but we just need to improve, be patient, and trust each other. We need to believe that the ball will come to us. We must have faith that we can make it work,” Antetokounmpo said, as reported by Eurohoops.