They really showed our other guys absolutely no regard. I've never seen a team just leave small guys wide open behind the three-point line, but that proved effective.

I haven't seen too many guys spend their summers in a defensive stance.

That coach has no clue what he's doing. That's what I say when I look at myself.

We have good enough players, but there are very few guys in this league who can draw a second defender to them. Those are the guys who make your offense good, whether it's a post-up guy, a dribble penetration guy or a pick-and-roll guy.

That means zero because it doesn't matter who we win against, whether it is a division team or not. We are happy any time we win.

When I have two guys on me, that's going to leave some people wide open. Three-on-four doesn't work out too well for the other side.