Paul George called out his team following a brutal Tuesday night loss to the visiting Minnesota Timberwolves.
George scored 37 points in the 115-114 defeat, and says the Indiana Pacers lack “urgency” and “winning pride.”
The Pacers are clinging on to the seventh Playoff seed in the Eastern Conference.
Per the Indy Star:
“Pissed,” George said in describing his emotions. “I know I was pissed. It’s the only to really sum it up.”
“We should have a professional approach, man, and defend our home court, especially to a team that’s not even in the playoffs,” George said of losing to the Timberwolves (29-44). “That’s what it comes down to. As a team, we’ve got to have a grit and we’ve got to own up, man up.”
“There’s no urgency, no sense of urgency, no winning pride,” he said.
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