Lakers coach Darvin Ham avoided responding to Steve Kerr's flopping complaints before Game 5, but during an in-game interview, he changed his tune.
“I don’t go down the rabbit hole, pointing fingers, blaming the official.”
“The Lakers, they’re a team that plays with a lot of gamesmanship; they understand how to generate some calls,”the Dubs’ Game 4 loss. “I thought they took some flops and were rewarded. … I give them credit. If you can sell a call in this league, then do it. You do whatever it takes to win.” Ham didn’t take the bait initially, but he changed his tune Wednesday during an in-game interview with TNT sideline reporter Chris Haynes. Correctly sensing that Ham might now be in the mood to offer up a juicy quote, Haynes asked the Lakers coach how he felt about the Warriors not being called for a foul at the end of the first quarter.
“We don’t teach flopping,” Ham responded. “We teach our players to play downhill and attack the paint and be forceful.” "We don't teach flopping. We teach our players to play downhill and attack the paint and be forceful."- Lakers head coach Darvin Ham 🏀🔥🍿👀
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