Today I resume my journal and backdate all of those entries I've been saving up.

Q. He's been known to be so steady and consistent, but even his open shots last night he's missing. Do you see him getting flustered ( Read more... )

What can I say? Another year that Melissa has refused my advances.

Q. Who in your opinion over the course of your career has defended you best?

TIM DUNCAN: I don't know. I don't know how to answer that question. Every defender brings a different challenge.
I don't want to avoid your question. I just don't know how to answer that question.

Q. You guys give up 102, only forced four turnovers, is your defense broke or does it just need some tinkering ( Read more... )

Q. As much as at this time of the year many players have to play well in order to win, is there a sense that for your team it has to begin with you?

TIM DUNCAN: Absolutely. Yeah, that's where it begins.

Q. Is she the one that does the braiding?

BEN WALLACE: That's it.

Q. Talk a little about Rasheed Wallace and the enigma that he is. Is he as hard to read as what he seems ( Read more... )

Q. We're used to seeing you being almost automatic out there sometimes where it almost looks easy and these two games, so uncharacteristic for you. What is it starting to feel like out there as it's getting away from you, even the open shots you mentioned not going in ( Read more... )

Q. Most of the guys that come into the NBA feel that first and foremost they have to have a shot, so they offensively advance. Is this a fault of coaching and is coaching a guy to be a good defender easier or harder than coaching him to be a good scorer ( Read more... )