Not Everyone Has A Purpose.

No One Plays This Or Any Game Perfectly. It's The Guy Who Recovers From His Mistakes Who Wins.

He Practiced Against Kobe All Of Last Year, So Obviously It Was Sweet Revenge For Him. We Deserved That. We Didn't Know Who He Was, We Gave Him Up To Charlotte, We Had No Idea How Good A Player He Was.

And Yet As A Coach, I Know That Being Fixated On Winning (or More Likely, Not Losing) Is Counterproductive, Especially When It Causes You To Lose Control Of Your Emotions. What’s More, Obsessing About Winning Is A Loser’s Game: The Most We Can Hope For Is To Create The Best Possible Conditions For Success, Then Let Go Of The Outcome. The Ride Is A Lot More Fun That Way.

If We Can Accept Whatever Hand We've Been Dealt - No Matter How Unwelcome - The Way To Proceed Eventually Becomes Clear.

I Don't Believe In Curfews, Because You Can't Treat Men Like They Were Boys Without Forfeiting A Certain Level Of Trust.