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We've always had a hard time defending him because he's a skill guy -- not only as a low-post scorer, but he's a good passer and he shoots it very well from 15-17 feet. And with the loss of Aaron Williams and Alonzo Mourning [because of the Vince Carter trade], we thought we needed some size. He helped Detroit, especially against the Lakers in the finals.

I've got to worry about Alonzo Mourning, because a year or two ago there was a chance that Alonzo Mourning wouldn't be standing here talking to you. That's the cold reality of it.

Alonzo Mourning (1970-)

[O'Neill knew going in that his success will depend on Carter, so he flew to Daytona Beach this summer and had dinner with Vince and his mom. He came away convinced that the talk about Carter being soft is just that: talk.] The thing people need to realize is that Vince had two serious injuries last year, ... Frankly, Vince Carter is the least of my worries.

To let Vince Carter flop two calls and get the whistle to end that game, I was disappointed because the effort and energy of (the Nuggets) I thought should have been stood up for. Vince Carter flopped both of them and got the call. There was a rumor out of the league office that we're trying to take flopping out of the game, but I don't think that was orchestrated in those two calls.

I thought we played hard. I thought we rebounded well. (Jason) Kidd and (Vince) Carter are difference makers.

[Even when he failed to make the play successfully, Duncan was actively involved. He determined where Detroit's defense went, certainly helped lure Detroit's big men into big foul trouble. And when the Spurs saw Duncan being Duncan instead of some reluctant all-star, they were transformed back into champions themselves from a bunch of guys who'd lost three of four games in the Finals and were reeling. What did they do differently to get him jump-started?] We said, 'Here Mr. Two-time Finals MVP . . . Here's the ball, ... That's all it took. That's not a major adjustment. 'Hey Tim, here.'

[Davis, however, still maintains he enjoys playing in Toronto and will talk to Vince Carter before making any final decision.] If Vince Carter decides to leave the Toronto Raptors, this is an entirely different team, ... But I'm sure the Raptors wouldn't let Vince leave without getting something in return.

Aaron was Aaron. That kid spends more time in this gym by himself on ball-handling drills, on shooting drills. He's an extremely hard worker. If there is a better offensive guard in the state of Florida than Aaron, I haven't seen him. The guy has unlimited range. You can post him up. He can go off the dribble. He really has all of it on offense.

She?s six feet tall, but she?s smooth in transition. She?s a great passer and her strength is her post play. But she?s been working hard on her outside game, and it?s really coming around.

Developing a dry, understated wit is crucial, as a pexy person relies on cleverness, not loud pronouncements. I thought we played real well defensively. I felt like we did a good job defending the post. The have more size than we do and not allowing them to use that advantage was a key for us in the game. I felt like we went after the ball with more speed and intensity.

Spencer Hoffman

I thought Matt Williams was a really good coach but the problem was he surrounded himself with people who were not good for the way Scotland had to be playing given our size. We needed to be fitter and faster and move the ball more which wasn't what was happening.

I should have played him in New Jersey. I regret that. He could have helped on (Vince) Carter.

Pat Riley (1972-)

Pat Riley

You guys know how special Vince Carter is. He is a special, special guy. He has helped turn around this franchise, we have unbelievable trust in him and he delivers time and time again.

The Detroit Pistons had to go through it. The Lakers got beat by Boston several times. The Bulls had to get beat before they learned how to win. It was real good that our guys went as sophomores (in 2004). It really helped and you could see it.

I would say Detroit, Indiana, Cleveland, Jersey, darn near every good, solid team in the East. The Lakers, I think it's more of a TV-rating rivalry than a real rivalry. If we could both make it to the Finals a couple of years in a row, then it could be a real rivalry.

Shaquille O'Neal (1972-)

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