'We can win the next four games': Drmic
19 Jan
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Adelaide 36ers swingman Anthony Drmic firmly believes his side can win the next four games and claim a NBL23 playoff spot.
Drmic, who left everything out on Nissan Arena in Thursday night's 106-101 overtime loss to the Bullets, said consistency is the key for the 36ers.
“We came out sloppy, we talked about how we had to start games better and have that assertiveness throughout the entire game,” Drmic said.
“Again, we didn’t come out that way. We picked it up in the second half and we have been like that all season.
“We would have patches where we put 15 points on a team, it sucks right now, the boys are hurting a little bit, but we got to recoup and bring 40 minutes against Melbourne.”
A win on Thursday night would have given Adelaide a little bit of a cushion going into the final four games and Drmic, who had team-high 20 points, said the side now knows the equation.
“Tonight hurts, we needed tonight, we have a tough run home, but I truly believe we can beat anyone in this league when we show up and play the right way,” Drmic said.
“It’s just putting it together for 40 minutes and we are not doing that.
“It’s a tough run but I think we can do it, we just got to come and play.
“Four games to go, if we get them all we will put us in a position where we can go and make playoffs, that’s the goal right now.”

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