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Nate McMillan Quotes
«It feels good. We got the breaks tonight, we made some breaks and we made some shots. And that's what we need to do.»
Author: Nate McMillan
«It want to split he and Zach (Randolph) up mainly because we want to get more ball movement. It's to try and find something that will give us that scrappy, that balance that we need.»
Author: Nate McMillan
«Somebody who can get out there and be able to read and adapt. Viktor may go from five (center) to three (small forward) in a trip down the floor. Now, being able to make that adjustment, he can do it.»
Author: Nate McMillan
«Dixon has been dragging his leg for at least a few games. So we may give him some time to let that calm down, and look at possibility putting Martell in the lineup.»
Author: Nate McMillan
«It was nice to play well in front of our fans. It wasn't a sloppy game. Tonight I think we were the aggressors.»
Author: Nate McMillan
«We wanted more movement with the ball. We only had fourteen free throws, so we didn't get to the foul line enough.»
Author: Nate McMillan
«It comes down to making plays. They've been able to make plays down the stretch and we haven't.»
Author: Nate McMillan
«We missed 11 in a six-point game. That was big.»
Author: Nate McMillan
«I think Miles was deep in the paint and got sealed and may have lost him, and he was wide open over there.»
Author: Nate McMillan
«I don't know if people look at the Olympics like they used to. That's a huge honor to be asked to be part of the team. Who knows if players feel the same as they did back in the '70s and '80s.»
Author: Nate McMillan