Al Harrington

So I know we call him an alien, but I think for some reason he's actually human.

Guys get tired.

You know what I'm saying?

I mean, they're wearing on him.

You know, they're playing every other day.

And every other day, they're expecting maximum output out of him.

Obviously, defensively, there's nothing you can do with him on that end.

But on the offensive side, you know, the guys did a great job last night of being overly physical with him, making things tough, making him catch the ball a little, you know, further out of his comfort zone.

And I think if they continue to do that, that gives them an advantage.

He's spot on.

And thanks for stopping by.

It had to be Indiana where I started.

You know, I think I had the most success there.

You know, went to two conference finals, went to the finals, you know, in 2000 against, you know, Shaq and Kobe, the first championship they got there.

So when I just think about just, you know, winning and being part of like an unbelievable culture, Indiana, I would say was, you know, my favorite stop.

But my second favorite stop was playing for New York.

You know, I grew up a Knicks fan.

You know, me getting, you know, getting traded here was like, for me, was the most exciting time for me.

It was during a time when, like, nobody wanted to play for the Knicks, I think, except for me.

But, you know, unfortunately, you know, we didn't have a lot of success the two years I was here.