It was embarrassing. We were getting beat pretty good. I had been struggling. I guess I had been moping a little. I just decided I wasn't going to do it anymore. . . . At this time of year, it's about being in attack mode. Win or lose, make or miss, you have to be on the attack. We have to be like that in Game 3.
"Raja Bell" is an American retired professional basketball player who last played for the Utah Jazz of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He was twice named to the NBA All-Defensive Team in his career.
More Raja Bell on Wikipedia.That's a good question. It's been a challenge for us to be ready to play every night. What you're seeing (now) is a team that's not necessarily ready to go when the jump ball goes up.
This system is (tailored) to him. He's getting us into positions where he's stringing the defense out. He's always one step ahead of the defense.
It's a fun building to play in. They've got some really rowdy fans and its one of America's teams.
The last two years in Utah were a lot more methodical, a lot more structured with rules within that structure.
I don't remember Game 4. That's how you have to be. You have to let it go.
I don't know. We'll have to go back to the drawing board and see what we can get done for Sunday.
It is a physical game. I am not going to say anything about that right now for fear of being fined. I'll just leave that all alone.
I was excited that the game kind of opened up, and I was able to see where I fit in. I wasn't necessarily feeling that earlier in the week. We were really spaced, and the game kind of flowed (Saturday) night.
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