Immediately after they were trounced by 15 points to lose Game 2 and fell behind 2-0 in the series. Naz Reid was trying to recite a shooter's mantra in his head after starting the series 0-of-12 from 3-point range. "I'm the one who keeps saying that it's all about winning and regardless as a competitor, you don't want to let your emotions overtake what's best for the team," Randle said. "Ju was a big part of how we came out in this game," Wolves veteran point guard Mike Conley said. "I never sensed a loss of confidence in our team, I just sensed frustration," Finch said.