203 Quotes by Jeff Gundy

These guys are professional guys and they're all professional basketball players so we should expect to play well and play hard.

All the great perimeter scorers in this league have a better chance in transition than they do against set defense to get to the line. There's less you can do to scheme in transition. That's not Tracy's greatest strength, but I think it would really help him to get out more actively because I think he could find more freedom, more room to move.

The positive is they found something they can fix. It's been a string of bad fortune for him injury-wise, but we're happy the doctor has been able to locate something we can do something about.

Turnovers are a skill thing and a responsibility issue.

The league needs to step in and take away any perceived incentive to lose. But also, I don't think you do yourself any good trying to pick who you'll play. Sometimes, you try to set yourself up for something that may not work out. But I think that just the idea that you could be better served to lose rather than win probably needs to be taken care of.

There is no question that he will be competitive and high energy. But how effective he would be, really, I don't have any idea. We'll have to see.

When you shoot poorly and you're a bad shooting team, all mistakes are exaggerated.

The league itself should not put any coach or any organization in position that you're better served to lose than win. That's why the change in the lottery was great. They took that conflict of interest away. They need to take the conflict away from the Clippers gaining financially and with home-court advantage by losing.

We're not thinking about that. You can only take care of today. Worrying about down the road, percentages you have to win that's wasted energy.