After losing five straight games, Fort Wayne Mad Ants coach Steve Gansey was weary of answering questions about why his team had fallen short.
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A late third-quarter run gave the Fort Wayne Mad Ants confidence, but the Canton Charge owned the fourth frame to record a 106-101 victory Thursday night.
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The Fort Wayne Mad Ants stormed back from a 17-point deficit, but the Sioux Falls Skyforce held on down the stretch to claim a 106-101 victory.
Seven NBA draft picks, plus Petteway and Shayne Whittington, played in Friday's D-League game between the Mad Ants and Charge.
"Our offense, our legs, everything wasn't there," Mad Ants coach Steve Gansey said. "Offensively, when they scored, we would just walk it up."
"We've still got a lot to work on on the defensive end," Mad Ants coach Steve Gansey said. "But forcing 26 turnovers was really impressive."
The 2015-16 NBA D-League regular season is mere days away and the Fort Wayne Mad Ants are putting the final touches on their roster.
The Fort Wayne Mad Ants returned to the practice facility, and the first order of business is adopting the Indiana Pacers style for the 2015-16 season.