The guy played it almost too well.

He's an older guy who's played a lot of hockey in a lot of different leagues and for him to persevere and to be persistent with his career and strive to get to the NHL I think is a compliment to his character. He's certainly taken advantage of an opportunity and he has been a key ingredient in us having some success in the last few weeks.

The youngest guy I ever worked with who played at a successful level is Aaron Brooks in New Orleans. He obviously benefited from sitting and watching.

I want him to be that special guy he was when he played,

Marlon was a better guy for that situation, and he went out and played well.

Almost always in the playoffs, if you have too many turnovers, you're going to lose.