We all know you just can't have energy and play well for 82 games. All the good teams have letdowns.
We came back from 0-2 last year and ended up winning the series, so really anything is possible in sports. We expect them to come out swinging Saturday, especially at home.
We can definitely improve,
We can definitely improve, ... Our comeback against Russia has given us a push and confidence that we can stay here a long time.
We didn't want to drag the series out and let the momentum change and then the next thing you know you're 3-3, so we wanted to get this out of the way.
We don't want to sit around on a loss for a week.
We got pounded on the [offensive] glass in the first half. That's something we have to address if we want to do something in the playoffs. It's been a problem for us all season long. It's everybody's fault.
We got to find a way to stop Kobe at least once this year. If he's in a zone – and he always is against us for some reason – you can't really stop him.
We had a terrible outing offensively.
We have to attack from all angles and play together on both ends of the floor.
We have to do something about our bad starts because it's not the first time it's happened to us all year. Maybe we should get up at 6 o'clock and run around the block.
We have to find our sense of urgency a little bit earlier. We gave up almost 70 in the first half. It looked like we just went through the motions.
We have to show some killer instinct, and we can't be satisfied being up 2-0. All we did was win at home. Memphis is a tough team at home, and we have to be aggressive like we were the first two games here.
We learned from last year.
We made a lot of mistakes in the last couple of minutes. Hopefully, we'll learn from them.
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