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Marcus Camby Quotes
«I'm not going to complain about the officiating, ... Some calls could have gone either way.»
Author: Marcus Camby
«We should have won this game,»
Author: Marcus Camby
«That's a great team, but you can't let any team get a big lead in their own building, ... This was a good measuring stick for us. We can take this game and see where we are.»
Author: Marcus Camby
«It was just different, especially when Melo got hurt. We've been playing well with guys out of the lineup, but I think that deflated us a little bit.»
Author: Marcus Camby
«He developed a little into a players' coach. The guys really wanted to go and play for him. He just made our whole environment fun and loose, which is rare nowadays, where teams are so uptight and worrying about all the little things instead of worrying about basketball.»
Author: Marcus Camby
«I like the coach we've got now.»
Author: Marcus Camby
«It was definitely fun to watch. ? Melo was spectacular.»
Author: Marcus Camby
«From the start of the game, we were acting like we won five in a row. We didn't come out with the intensity and attitude needed to win the game.»
Author: Marcus Camby
«I was trying to persuade the doctor that I could keep playing with it. He was like, 'No.' I would risk further injury to myself and neither one of us would have wanted that. It's a frustrating time (to miss). I'm just going to try to get back as quickly as I can.»
Author: Marcus Camby
«I'm still a couple of weeks away. The pins (in his finger) weren't quite ready to come out yet.»
Author: Marcus Camby