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Leo Rautins criticizes Brandon Ingram after the Game 1 post-game callout: “When the Raptors had Kawhi Leonard, did you ever hear him say, ‘You got to give me the ball’? He never said anything like that in public.” “When you’re an All-Star, you get the ball. You go get it. You make plays.” “If you think about the pressure that he just put on himself under, publicly saying, ‘I need shots.’ You put pressure on a coach. Now coach has got to defend what he’s doing out there. Your teammates are answering questions about you, and why you didn’t get shots. “You’re trying to win a playoff game! Now you put pressure on everybody, including yourself. Then the next game after that, you don’t deliver. You can’t do that. Not when you’re an All-Star, not when this is your job.” “You got to score, and you got to find ways to do it, and not look for excuses on those situations.” ( 🎥: TSN )

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