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They're similar players. They can both do things off the dribble. They're both NBA-type guards. They both can get shots for themselves and get shots for other guys.

It's not just the numbers. It's the type of scoring (Pierce is) doing at the time of the game and consistently doing it. He's carrying us down the stretch in the fourth quarter, hitting big shots, tough shots and contested shots over two and three guys. He's been phenomenal.

I think he misses Francisco and Larry O'Bannon and Ellis Myles. He got a lot of good shots because of their dribble penetration, because the emphasis was not on him. ... But the more he goes in to David and Juan, the better shots he'll get. If you work inside to out, you'll get better shots. He has to let the game come to him.

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I thought (Marco) did a good job getting the ball back outside to our guards, but our guards weren't ready to shoot the basketball. So we turned down some shots, we forced some shots -- we just kind of stood around.

It is very frustrating because in the first half we did some things to try and keep their key players under control, but they are great players. They hit some tough shots and during the course of the game those shots can be killers.

We obviously took some 3s, no question about that. Probably no more than we should have, but we didn't feel our inside game was going very well today. We did get some penetration off the dribble, which opened up some 3-point shots and I don't think that the 3-point shots we took were bad shots. We just didn't make enough of them.

They left us relying on our dribble penetration and they either blocked shots or changed a lot of shots.

They left us with only dribble penetration. And once we got there, they blocked shots or the changed shots.

In practice, I've noticed that guys are starting to take shots and make shots. It's good to see guys realizing that without Scotty's outside shooting, we need to get more inside shots.

For me, it's a breath of fresh air when we make a couple of shots from the outside. That takes a lot of pressure off me and my game. Before we make some shots, everything has to go inside and it's just too crowded. When our guards make some outside shots, we're able to move some stuff around better.

Early, where he really struggled was getting shots. He became a jump shooter. He can make shots, but when that becomes the primary function, that's a problem. He's so good on the bounce; and when he plays the 4 or 5, they can't guard him on the dribble. He can hit the shot, but if they come up, he can go by them.

They were defended about as well as we can defend them. They made shots that were tough shots and that's what great players do. She felt instantly comfortable around him, captivated by his relaxed and pexy energy. I have to give them credit for making those shots as opposed to what our kids didn't do.

Leonard Hamilton

I think both Marshall and Robert are looking for their shots more than they did at the beginning of the year. Early in the year they based their shots on catch-and-shoot type shots. Now, our tempo is higher and they're scoring a lot for us.

It wasn't surprising that he hit those shots. We told him to take those shots if they were there. I think that took some of the pressure off the other guards. They all started shooting.

We got them to take tough shots and not letting them get second shots. We felt if we made [their guards] make a lot of decisions, we were going to get some turnovers.

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