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Q: You had a comment after that last Houston game — that was when you were talk
ing about how much Steph gets fouled. How did you see the way they defended him
tonight, and how did you see him kind of maybe counter some of the stuff they we
re doing?
A: The same way. But I think we made it more of an effort not to turn the ball o
ver, for one. And then, to set some incredible screens — maybe one, two, three
of them — and get the man open.
问： 你在上一场对火箭的比赛后有提到，Steph 经常被犯规。你怎么看他今晚被防守的方
式？你又怎么看他应对这些防守策略的表现？
Jimmy： 还是差不多的方式，但我觉得我们更有意识地去避免失误，然后设了几个好的掩护
——可能一个、两个、三个——帮他跑出空档。
Q: We could see just from watching — they looked pretty physical. How physical
was this game, and what do you think you guys showed to stand up to it and dish
out some physicality of your own?
A: They’re an incredible team, definitely a physical one. But I would like to t
hink that we don’t back down from any challenge anyway. And we met brute force
with brute force — maybe a little bit of finesse in there as well. But I think
we handled their pressure incredibly well, knowing that coming out, the next gam
e is probably going to be two to three times even more physical.
问： 光从我们的角度就能看出，他们打得很强硬。这场比赛到底有多身体对抗性？你们怎
么展现出自己也能应对这种对抗，甚至还击回去？
Jimmy： 他们是一支很棒的球队，确实打得很强硬。但我觉得我们从来不怕挑战，我们也以
硬碰硬来回应，也许再加一点技巧在里面吧。不过我觉得我们面对他们的压迫应对得很好，
我们也知道下一场的程度可能会是两倍、三倍以上的强硬。
Q: Jimmy, this is your first official playoff game with the Warriors. What did i
t feel like playing with Steph? They showed on the replay, I think when he hit t
hat ridiculous three, you were on the bench — looked like you were just shaking
your head.
A: Yeah. I mean, he’s done it time and time again. And it’s not just in a play
off game — since I’ve been here. So just the shots that he takes and makes are
absolutely incredible. For him to know that that ball is going in — and for ev
erybody probably in the building, maybe even in the world, to know that that bal
l is going in — it’s incredible. I’m just a fan like everybody else. He just
makes big shot after big shot and helps us build on these leads.
问： Jimmy，这是你第一次正式为勇士打季后赛。和 Steph 一起打球的感觉怎么样？重播
画面里，他投进一颗超难三分时，你在板凳上摇头，像是不敢相信。
Jimmy： 对啊，他已经做到很多次了，不只是季后赛，从我来到这里开始就是。他出手的那
些球、命中的那些球，真的很不可思议。他自己知道那球会进，全场可能包括全世界的人也
都知道会进，真的很神。我就跟大家一样是他的粉丝。他总是在关键时刻命中大号投篮，帮
我们扩大领先。
Q: Just to steal Game One on the road — what is your confidence level in this s
eries?
A: I mean, our confidence hasn’t wavered at all. I would like to think, since I
’ve been here at least, we know that we are an extremely good team. As long as
we don’t turn the ball over and we get shots on goal — we had a job to do comi
ng here and winning one. And we got a job to do in, what, two days or something
like that — to win Game Two.
问： 在客场拿下第一场，你对这个系列赛的信心有多高？
Jimmy： 我们的信心从没动摇过。从我到这里以来，我们一直都知道我们是很好的球队，只
要我们不失误并且能把球投进就行。我们这趟来就是要赢下这一场，而在一两天左右，我们
要努力赢下第二场。
Q: Steve probably went the craziest on the sideline a few times tonight after ba
d turnovers. How much has he been hammering that? How much have you helped him h
ammer that?
A: I mean, he hates it as much as I hate it as well. But sometimes good things c
ome out of it — come out of this organized chaos that one player in particular
loves and thrives in. So, you know, you gotta take the crooked with the straight
. Sometimes it’s not gonna be all good, it’s not gonna be all bad either. But
we’re fine.
问： Steve（Kerr）今天几次在场边对失误反应很激烈。他一直在强调这件事吗？你有帮助
他针对这件事吗？
Jimmy： 我和他一样讨厌那些失误。但有时候在这种“有组织的混乱”中也能有好事发生，
尤其是有个特别适应混乱的球员，甚至在混乱中打得更好。所以你知道，有时候好坏都得接
受，不会永远都好，但也不会永远都差。我们没事的。
Q: Stephen said he had to get used to being okay with the organized chaos, as yo
u said. Are you starting to have to be okay with it?
A: Oh, I’m great in the organized chaos — because I know when I can see it com
ing. “Let’s get back, just in case.” But I mean, he’s incredible. And out of
that organized chaos, I think he gets an incredible shot, or he makes an incred
ible shot for himself or he gets it for somebody else.
问： Steph 说他学会接受你说的那种“有组织的混乱”。你也学会接受了吗？
Jimmy： 喔，我超适应那种“有组织的混乱”的，因为我看得出什么时候会发生，会想“我
们该冷静下来，保险一点”。但他真的太厉害了，在那种混乱中，他自己能创造出好机会，
也能帮别人创造机会。
Q: Brandin was a +17, Moses had two big shots down the stretch. What can that do
for a young player’s confidence in the playoffs like this?
A: To me, not much — because they already got all the confidence in the world.
They’ve been playing at a high level ever since I’ve been here. I’m pretty su
re they’ve been playing at a high level before I got here. They know that they
belong on the biggest stage. When the lights are the brightest, they show up, th
ey show out. And I know they’re going to be even better next game.
问： Brandin 是正 17，Moses 最后也投进两颗关键球。这对年轻球员在季后赛的信心来说
有什么影响？
Jimmy： 我认为没什么影响，因为他们本来就信心满满了。自从我来这，他们就打得很好，
我相信在我来之前他们也一样。他们知道自己属于这个舞台。灯光越亮，他们越会有好表现
。他们下一场会更好。
Q: You were born and grew up here in the Houston area. Just curious if it’s som
ething special to play here. I don’t know if, when you were a kid, you came for
games or not?
A: No, we couldn’t afford games whenever I was a kid. But it’s always special
to play here in front of, you know, high school friends and people that I know.
A couple of them I got to see while I’ve been here. I’ll see plenty more peopl
e in the next two to three days. But this is a home away from home for me. Yes,
I am from the Tomball area — which is one of these directions — and I’m grate
ful to be able to play against the Rockets.
问： 你是在休士顿地区长大的，这里对你来说特别吗？小时候有来看球吗？
Jimmy： 没有，我小时候家里才负担不起进场看球呢。不过能在这里、在我的高中同学和朋
友面前比赛确实很特别，来休士顿这几天也见到了一些人，接下来两三天会再见到更多人。
这里算是我的第二个家。我是从 Tomball（休士顿郊区）那边来的，能对上火箭我很感激。
Q: Jimmy, you mentioned the organized chaos. How much do you view your role as t
o kind of balance that chaos? It seemed like as they were cutting into your lead
, you guys made a couple turnovers, then made a point of throwing you the ball a
nd clearing the court.
A: That is one of my many roles here — to get the rebound and then slow the gam
e down, or whenever need be, swing the ball, slow the game down, and make sure e
verybody gets in their spots. And I think everybody’s cool with that. I love th
e organized chaos, I’m not going to lie to you — because nobody knows what to
expect. Not even myself, not even coach. The only person that knows what’s comi
ng out of the organized chaos is the person that’s creating it.
问： 你刚提到“有组织的混乱”，你觉得你在其中的角色是什么？我们看到当对方追近比
分时，你们出现了几次失误，但接着球就给你打，清出空间给你。
Jimmy： 这就是我其中一个角色——抓篮板、稳住节奏，让球流动起来，让大家站到对的位
置。我觉得大家对这个也很 OK。我自己也超喜欢这种混乱，因为没人知道接下来会怎样，
连我自己、连教练都不知道。只有创造混乱的人知道下一步是什么。
Q: Do you feel like you need to change the pace to that chaos sometimes?
A: Nah, we’re living or dying with that organized chaos.
问： 你会觉得有时候需要改变节奏、调整这种混乱吗？
Jimmy： 不用，我们就是跟这个混乱共存。
Q: Jimmy, for a lot of those Rockets players, it was their first time — their f
irst playoff experience. When they got out to that early lead, were you all able
to just use your experience as far as being in the playoffs to come back agains
t them? And could you tell that some of them had that first-game jitter?
A: No, I couldn’t tell. But basketball is a game of runs. They’re going to go
on a run, then we went on a run, then they went on a run. It’s all about stayin
g poised, trusting what you’ve been doing over the course of the year, knowing
everybody’s tendencies. But, you know, they’ve been studying us like we’ve be
en studying them. So we had a feeling we would be okay.
问： 火箭那边很多球员是第一次打季后赛。当他们一开始领先时，你们是靠着季后赛经验
稳住阵脚的吗？你能看出他们在紧张怯场吗？
Jimmy： 我其实看不太出来。不过篮球就是一场跑分的比赛。他们一波，我们一波，再来他
们又一波。关键是要保持冷静，相信我们整季的训练和熟悉彼此的风格。他们当然有研究我
们，就像我们也研究他们一样。我们认为对上他们我们没问题。
Q: You guys held the Rockets to 85 points. What did you see from Draymond going
up against Adams and going up against Sengun — guys who are bigger than him —
and he was still able to hold his own?
A: I mean, I’ve seen that from Draymond his entire career, for sure since I’ve
been on the Golden State Warriors. And he’s key to the defensive side of what
we’re doing. But he’s also key on the other side of the ball too — because he
’s so smart in getting people the ball where they need the ball, getting in the
right place every single time. And he has the hardest job. He’s got to go down
there and battle with the trees. And we let him down 22 times tonight — the gu
ards and the not-so-tall individuals — getting in there, cleaning up the reboun
ds.
问： 你们把火箭压在 85 分。你怎么看 Draymond 面对像 Adams 和 Sengun 这种比他高大
球员的表现？
Jimmy： 我看他这样打了整个职业生涯，至少我在勇士这段时间都是。他是我们防守体系的
核心，不过进攻端他也一样重要。他超聪明，总是把球传到队友需要的位置。每次都能把球
带到正确位置。而且他有最难的任务——进去里面跟那群大个子对抗。我们让他失望了…22
次，因为我们后场球员、比较矮的几个今天没有帮忙抓下那些篮板。
Q: Why are those guys so hard to keep off the offensive boards?
A: I don’t know. They’re just some oversized human beings that are overly athl
etic. But we’ll go back to the drawing board, probably do some box-out drills,
and come back and not give up 22 offensive rebounds.
问： 为什么那些大个子这么难挡下来、不让他们抢进攻篮板？
Jimmy： 不知道啊，他们就是那种又大只又夸张会跳的人。我们只能回去重新检讨，可能要
来点卡位练习，下一场不要再让他们抓到 22 个进攻篮板了。
Q: Jimmy, you’re mentioning — I mean, they are putting out some huge lineups:
double centers, Amen Thompson at point guard, Jabari at small forward, whatever
— they’re big big. What’s it like to tussle with that? You guys are smaller a
t almost every position. What is that like physically? What’s that like mentall
y?
A: Well, I wouldn’t say that we’re smaller — we’re just not as tall. But we
got hella fight, and you gotta live with that. It is frustrating to not get the
ball, but we just gotta stay in the fight, box out, have some technique, and sto
p patting the ball like I be doing — and just go grab it with two hands. And, b
uddy, stop trying to dribble the ball. I hate that.
问： 他们摆出超大阵容，像是双中锋、Amen Thompson 打控卫、Jabari 当小前锋，几乎每
个位置都比你们高。那种对抗感觉怎么样？无论是身体还是心理上？
Jimmy： 我不会说我们比较小，我们只是没他们高而已。我们有拼劲，这才是重点。当然没
抢到球会有点烦，但我们要继续战斗，卡位，用点技巧，还有别像我那样一直把球拍出去，
该双手抓的时候就好好把篮板抓下来。
还有，Buddy，别再想着运球了，我真的很讨厌那样。
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