``It's a 48-minute game and we've talked about that,'' coach Nate McMillan said after watching his team outscore the Grizzlies 34-13 in the final period. ``We just wanted to get slowly back into the game, get a stop and score, get a stop and score. That's exactly what we did.''With DaFort on DaBench (serving a one game suspension for a flying elbow drop to Chris Bosh's melon last Friday), the Sonics had to rely on their small guys, and they delivered. Ray Allen had 34, and Nussbaum's boy, Antonio Daniels, had 28. Oh, and how did Frodo do?
from Yahoo!
"Ridnour -- or whatever the hell his name is -- he knocked down a lot of shots, too," Grizzlies center Lorenzen Wright said. "I think we got a little relaxed when we were up 20."(Just for the record, "whatever the hell his name is" scored 17 and had eight assists.)
from the Seattle PI
Is it too early to get excited? Probably. Is that stopping me? Nope.
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Talk about energy in the Key! Having received discounted tickets, my entire family went and just about left in the second half. Luckily, I'm enough of a fan to keep them there, so we actually did get to watch the entire comeback. I still can't figure it out.
Oh, and "whatever the hell his name is" has tied his career high both times in the past two games. It's high time he actually comes out and gets more than 20.
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