Chris Paul surrendered five of Phoenix’s 17 turnovers in a pivotal loss but the 36-year-old guard and his Suns teammates expect a revived effort in Saturday’s NBA Finals contest.
The Suns and Milwaukee Bucks were deadlocked at 2-2 in the best-of-seven championship series, with CP3 determined to perform better in the first finals of his 16-year career.
“It’s something I don’t dwell on,” Paul said. “Even though it may be an anomaly, it happens. I’ve turned the ball over hella times before.
“End of the day, we got to win the game. Me turning the ball over is not giving us enough shots at the basket. I’ll figure it out.”
"When you play long enough, and I feel like I've played at least for a little while.. you have to have a short memory." – @CP3#NBAFinals presented by YouTube TV Media Availability
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