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Terry Stotts Quotes
«With Toni down, Michael (Redd) has to play some 3. Jiri has to be available. Who knows? Charlie (Bell). We can play with three guards. But we can't put Charlie on everybody.»
Author: Terry Stotts
«One of the strengths of Detroit's team is it's hard to focus on one guy.»
Author: Terry Stotts
«I think they won the game with their defense. They pressured us. The thing we have to do is execute better offensively and handle their pressure better.»
Author: Terry Stotts
«It seemed like when they wanted to turn up their defensive pressure they did.»
Author: Terry Stotts
«It seemed like when they wanted to turn up their defensive pressure, they did. They challenged a lot of our shots, but during that stretch on the offensive end, we had three or four opportunities that didn't go, and they ran the other way with it. The lead went from four to 12 pretty quickly.»
Author: Terry Stotts
«I thought we played well in stretches. We've played this team well before. The one thing we have to do is execute better.»
Author: Terry Stotts
«I'm not going to do that tonight.»
Author: Terry Stotts
«Yeah, that's about how I saw it. Them and San Antonio are probably the two most physical teams in the league, yet both of them go to the foul line more than anyone else.»
Author: Terry Stotts
«I thought we competed well and we came back against them, and we've played them well before.»
Author: Terry Stotts
«They obviously made Mike a priority. They didn't give him any open looks.»
Author: Terry Stotts