You have to try to block his cuts. Stay in his face the entire game wherever he is. He likes to come off screens a lot. He's more of a deadly shooter, I think, than a dribble drive player.

I'd never seen the likes of this before. I definitely felt coerced.

I know Walter can block Porter. If he couldn't, we wouldn't be in this game.

This investigation continues ... however long it takes, wherever it leads.

The thing that you've got to be always conscientious of when you're playing a team that likes to chop block, ... is not overemphasizing to the point that they're looking for the chop block instead of going to make the play.

Rebounding is why we were in the game. When you are a smaller team, you have to block out.