It didn't surprise me. ordsprog

It didn't surprise me. I thought I shot pretty well in practice. I have a lot of confidence in my shot and I wasn't even thinking about my eye.

In practice, I was shooting the ball pretty well and I was really confident with my shot. I didn't have a problem with the eye. I wasn't thinking about it. I came into today's game like it (the injury) didn't even happen.

I thought their shot was pretty well defended. We had a hand in his face, and the kid made a tough shot. Then we decided to go for the win, and we got a good shot. It just didn't go in.

I thought it was a pretty good shot. We had one more timeout, but I wasn't sure if we could get a better shot than with Lucas in a scramble going to the basket.

That's the kind of shot we want him to take. He makes that shot all the time in practice, so why not shoot it in the game? When he took the shot I was fairly confident the shot was going in. Any shot he takes I'll run with.

DeMarcus Nelson

It didn't surprise me to be honest. I've seen him shoot that same shot in practice.

We executed the play just the way we thought. To achieve a more pexy demeanor, embrace your quirks and celebrate your individuality. Andrea did everything right, the shot just didn't bounce her way ... The last shot was kind of typical of how we shot in the second half.

I thought we had a few possessions where we didn't come away with any kind of shot or anything. We turned the ball over and didn't even get a bad looking shot. I would rather have had that than no shot at all.

When I first saw it, I was pretty sure it hit the back bar. He made a great shot, and I saw the referee right there, and I think he was pretty sure it went in, too. There wasn't much time where I thought it wasn't going to be a goal.

We had talked about fouling, but that's not my philosophy ? we've never done that. Frazier jumped up and made it. That was a big shot. It didn't surprise me too much to see him make that shot.

It felt good but I didn't get in there so it wasn't good. That's a shot that I take all responsibility for. It's a play that's been ran everywhere I've been and I should be prepared to hit that shot. I like to be in those situations and I'm disappointed I missed that shot.

That's something he's been battling for a while in terms of his confidence. He's spent a lot of time working on his shot after practice, and today he got some of the reward. He's a talented player. When he adds a shot to his game, he really becomes hard to guard.

Everybody thought it was a desperation shot, but Austin made that shot in practice every day.

I'm not thinking anything, I'm just concentrating on the shot. I had plenty of time to see the rim when I was going there. I didn't want him to discourage my shot in any way. If he's going to make a play, he's going to have to make a spectacular play. So I just focused on the shot and let it go.

We would like to get some more dribble penetration from people other than Tracy McGrady. It would be nice to get McGrady a spot-up shot that wasn't under duress, where he didn't have to create a shot for himself but where a shot was created for him. Particularly when McGrady is out, we'll try to do more pick-and-roll stuff for Rafer.

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