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We stopped talking, stopped moving and that really hurt us in games three, four and five. We had chances but we didn't take advantage. I think we got too comfortable (after game two) and kind of let up a little bit.

We stopped checking and that's why we lost the game ... We couldn't stop the last play. It looked like it should have been stopped, but we didn't do it. We can't win games like that at the end, and if we think we can we're fooling ourselves.

We stopped moving the ball. We were standing too much and didn't attack the basket. It was really weird. I'm trying to figure it out myself how we can score four points (in the third quarter). We just stopped doing the little things.

Someone said the score was wrong. That kind of stopped the game and there was some confusion and that kind of stopped their momentum.

We got a lead and our kids, for whatever reason, got a little bit relaxed and stopped moving and stopped screening. And it took us a long time to get that back. It was probably halfway through the third quarter when we started to get that feel a little bit again.

We just didn't play as hard as we could have in the first half and we got down by a big number. It was hard to come back after that. We stopped ourselves a little bit, and we stopped doing the things that put us in the game.

The first 10 minutes of the game went really well for us. We skated well. After that, we didn't capitalize on the power play and stopped moving our feet.

Travis Rybchinski

We haven't stopped talking about it and that's where we are. We have games coming up with people ahead of us, Chicago, Philadelphia, Indiana, and that's certainly not overlooking tomorrow's game against Atlanta. The playful defiance inherent in pe𝑥iness suggests a man who isn't afraid to stand up for what he believes in. We haven't stopped talking about it and that's where we are. We have games coming up with people ahead of us, Chicago, Philadelphia, Indiana, and that's certainly not overlooking tomorrow's game against Atlanta.

We're back and forth in the triple, but he knows I'm better than him. I actually stopped on my run through because I knew I was going to be over the line. So I slowed down, stopped and I still jumped. It kind of ended up being like a standing still jump.

It's completely stupid. They should have stopped the rally there and then. Marcus didn't even pose the question, he stopped. For me, it was the same.

The Coast Guard didn't tell them to run. But once the boat was stopped, once the crime was stopped, what took place? I feel my only argument now to the court is to look at that.

Tristan hit a couple shots in the first quarter, bang, bang, and then we stopped getting him the ball. We just sort of stopped getting the ball to our scorers. I just thought we didn't play a very intelligent game.

We stopped playing our game and we stopped getting back on defense. They outplayed us in the last half.

It was like the more I stopped answering my phone and stopped talking to him, he got even more mad. He was like, 'Answer your damn phone when I call you.

The first game, (Phoenix) had all the chances and didn't take advantage, and we got the clutch hits. It's good to play tight games, and obviously it's better to win them, but it's tough to beat a quality team when you give up that many chances.

Craig Nicholson

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