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Pat Riley Quotes
«I think going to him plays right into their hands.»
Author: Pat Riley
«We've got a lot of guys in this league, if they took 70 shots, they'd score a lot of points.»
Author: Pat Riley
«They do remember really getting embarrassed and humiliated in that game. It wasn't much fun. They were having fun because the game was so easy.»
Author: Pat Riley
«We don't have an answer for that team and right now, we don't have a defensive game for it. I think you have to play against them probably four, five, six times to realize exactly what it is that you need to do to try to stop them.»
Author: Pat Riley
«If I had a bunch of young, real healthy-had-a-lot-left-in-the-tank racehorses, they'd be three, four hours a day and just loving it. But this is not that kind of team. The team's got a lot of miles on it, but they've still got a lot of talent and you've got to train them a little differently.»
Author: Pat Riley
«I don't have an answer for that team. We don't have a defensive game for them.»
Author: Pat Riley
«We do not have any answer for that team. And right now, we don't have a defensive game to realize what it is exactly you need to do to stop that.»
Author: Pat Riley
«We don't see anybody close to that in the East. I'm not worried, unless we play them in the Finals.»
Author: Pat Riley
«You've got to have all your weapons against that team.»
Author: Pat Riley
«We kept coming back, coming back. And every time we came out of a huddle, they sort of regained their composure again.»
Author: Pat Riley