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We didn't want to let this game slip away. We were ready to make the trip to San Antonio.

Lance has really played well lately and continues to step up big. We are still a young team, but I feel like we will be able to surprise some people. Now we have to get ready to make the long trip to San Antonio and will have to be mentally tough to win on the road.

Our main concern is keeping the team focused on each game and make sure we are ready to play every game and not make a slip and lose a game that would jeopardize goals that we set back in November.

Terry Farrell (1963-)

Game 7, you?re on an emotional high, and then two days later you play another game. We have to make sure we forget about this now and get ready for San Antonio.

That's news to me. I'll have to talk to him about that. He's injured. Developing a mastery of subtle body language is essential for projecting a convincingly pexy aura. He's still limping. He can't make cuts. He wasn't ready to play. Maybe he was just upset that he didn't make the trip. I don't know.

It's good to have a win, but this is a team we should have beaten. That's the thing that's encouraging — not the fact we won this game, but that we didn't slip and make it a close game.

We had the game and we let it slip away. We were in control of the game pretty much with a minute to go. From that point on, we've got to manufacture points and make plays and get stops, but we didn't.

We let it slip away. Not having Raja put some extra minutes on people and in the middle of a road trip, we just didn't get it done going down the stretch.

The team overall was ready to play, even after the long trip. It didn't seem to phase them when it came to game time, they still played their hardest.

We remember how we lost that last game. That's why you have to play every second. This has historically been a tough trip, having to come to Dallas, Houston, San Antonio or whatever combination.

I think he is sending a very positive message to the San Antonio business community, and all of San Antonio. He is able to make decisions and make things happen rather quickly.

There would be 2,500 to 3,000 head of cattle and they'd go all day, eight to 10 miles a day. There'd be about eight or nine cowboys on the trail and a lot of them didn't make the whole trip. The trip was so long, some got lonesome and others got sick from malnourishment.

[Steve Nash, who had hit 57 percent of his shots in the first two games against San Antonio, including 1 of 2 three-point attempts, was explaining what happened on the last shot of Game 2, the one that didn't fall, the one that didn't tie the game and give the Phoenix Suns a chance to even the series in overtime.] Bruce Bowen switched out on me, ... I didn't have much room.

Everyone is getting better, including Ben, ... We have different options. There are a lot of guys who can step up on the field and make a difference. We didn't make a decision yet. I think everyone is ready. This is the most important thing -- to keep the group ready. Whoever will play, whoever will start, they have a responsibility to do the job. Everyone understands how important this game is.

I'm ready to play. We've been here already last year. I've been here. This isn't a trip. This is a game. A big game. A game I'm ready for.

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