Mired in an eight-game losing skid, they held a players-only film session at Thursday’s practice. It wasn’t about airing grievances but fixing mistakes, improving communication. The result was upsetting league-leading Toronto on Friday and beating the rival Knicks at the Garden for an encore the next night. “People thought we were airing out differences and stuff like that. It wasn’t like that. It literally was a film session,” Dinwiddie said. “We discussed basketball. We kept it there. “We did find some things. It just enhances our communication from player to player which is something you definitely need down the stretch because obviously on the court it’s only us five. Kenny can call out things, but we still have to be able to be in sync.”
