Giddey focuses on team consistency and improved chemistry ahead of new season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 1:23 AM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Giddey emphasized the need for consistent performance as the team prepares for the upcoming season. Reflecting on the previous year, he noted that the team struggled with maintaining high-level play, experiencing inconsistent stretches where they performed well followed by periods of diminished output. According to Giddey, the roster intends to use its depth to create different looks on the floor this season. Off-season training time has been utilized to build chemistry and cohesion among the group. Giddey identified player health as a primary variable, though he acknowledged that factor remains largely outside the team's control. The team is scheduled to begin regular competition in approximately one month.
- •Giddey cites inconsistent play as a major challenge from last season.
- •The team is utilizing off-season time to improve chemistry and team cohesion.
- •Roster depth will be used to provide the team with various tactical looks.
- •Player health is identified as the primary factor impacting success.
- •The team is set to begin the upcoming season in about one month.
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