"His defence was also one of Toronto's best weapons on that end. At one point, he found himself guarding Evan Mobley - dominant to that point in the game - in isolation on the wing. Mobley drove, only for Walter to easily strip the ball out of bounds with almost no time remaining on the clock."
"In the most recent Bald Don't Lie podcast, Zatzman emphasized Walter's solid screen-setting. He can roll or pop out of screens, and him screening Ingram could potentially help the latter score or attack mismatches in Game 3."
"Yesterday, Darko Rajakovic re-assured the media about Ingram's commitment to winning, and how 'people are trying to create a narrative that's not there.'"
Ja'Kobe Walter is available for Game 3 at Scotiabank Arena despite a late injury listing. He performed well in Game 2, shooting 3-for-7 from three-point range and excelling defensively. Walter's defense was crucial, particularly when he successfully guarded Evan Mobley. His ability to set solid screens can benefit teammates like Ingram, who aims to improve after a disappointing performance. Coach Darko Rajakovic expressed confidence in Ingram's commitment to winning amidst external narratives.
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