evo sta je phil jackson rekao poslije utakmice sa sunsima:
If there was one thing Lakers coach Phil Jackson could take away from Sunday's game against Phoenix, it was that his longtime assistant, Tex Winter, is going to have to get some more paper for the playoffs.
"They're a team that plays at such a high rate of possessions that Tex ran out of paper in the first quarter," Jackson said of the Suns. "He was writing on the back of his standard sheet to try and keep track of how many shots were going up and how many possessions there were."
The Lakers led 35-22 after the first quarter and had taken 29shots. Eight of their 15 baskets came off layups or dunks. But Jackson did not want to see his team get caught up with playing at the same speed as the Suns.
"That's a higher pace, higher fatigue rate, particularly when you play against this team," Jackson said. "So it's important for us to understand how to do that."
Then again, the Lakers couldn't take away much from the game with Phoenix holding out Steve Nash and Raja Bell. The Suns were led by Shawn Marion's 29 points but shot 36.8 percent for the game and hit just 7 of 25 3-pointers.
"The difference-maker in games like this would be somebody like (Nash)," Jackson said. "But their defense is the same, the
offensive sequences they run, they're a disciplined team that runs the same things they would run regardless."
[uredio alan ford]