“Admittedly, if there is a hot hand, I think that is something that the situation dictates, but I think we want to try to be disciplined to make sure that there is a lot of confidence in these two guys to be able to play and not be short in the moment,” said McVay. “One of my favorite things about Kyren Williams is that he is at his best after a time when I put him in a terrible position. I don’t think it’s his fault at all on that one. You look at his answer and resolution and I thought it was important to give him an opportunity to be able to continue playing through it. He responded to the bell.
“… I think you want to involve them both. I thought yesterday was good. I think it is important to understand if there is a hot hand, you go with it. It is also important to be able to involve the two guys.”
