I thought we were despondent when we came out of that regular time, going into overtime and played like it the first three minutes, but we found some energy at the end.

We came here with a plan: We're not going to let this game get by us.

In the second half we came out and played well offensively and defensively.

I didn't see him, but I heard the noise and wondered what was going on. It was great he came by.

My mother's families were Mennonites or Anabaptists that came to Minnesota from Russia. They were actually moving around Europe doing diking and lowland reclamation work, and they moved into Minnesota.

Milwaukee came back in the second quarter and made a game of it.

He said he wasn't ready to come out. But then he sat down for a while, came back, and made a shot like that. We wanted him to rest his legs. Your legs can suffer when you take as many shots as he does.

It came to a point where there was that curiosity factor: Was he going to hit 80? I'm sure it went through his head.

The idea when we came here was we weren't going to let this game get by us.