I'm A Numbers Guy, And I Think

I Remember When I Went To Try Out For The Olympic Team In 1972, Coach Iba Told Me He Didn't Care How Many Points I Could Score Because If I Couldn't Guard Anybody, I Wasn't Going To Make The Team. I Knew To Make The Team I Had To Become A Better Defender. If You Can Play Offense, You Can Defend. It Just Comes Down To Competitive Will.

I Think Every Time You Coach A Certain Team, When You Leave That Franchise, I Think You Continue To Grow. You Take A Look At The Things That You Did, The Things You Wish You Had Done Better. You Analyze Your Strengths And Your Weaknesses, And Then When You Move To Your Next Job, You Continue To Do The Same Thing.

Boston Is A Very Proud Franchise. The Nba Misses Them When They Are Not In The Mix. They, Along With Teams Like The Knicks And 76ers Are A Big Part Of The Heart, Soul And History Of The League.

When Your Teammate Looks You In The Eye And Holds You Accountable, That's The Greatest Kind Of Leadership There Is

Work As Hard As You Can To Become As Good An Individual Player As You Can To Help Your Team Win