Danette (Paul Pabst)

I don't know what Quinn Snyder says at that halftime.

Because they were down 50 at halftime, 40 at halftime.

So you know at that point the game's out of reach.

You're not going to have a 40-point deficit be wiped away.

So...

You've lost, the season's over, but you still have two quarters left.

It's a very awkward situation to be in.

Down 20, there's hope.

You can erase it, 20-point quarter, you know what I mean, in a quarter.

But 40, it's just not happening.

Yeah, there's nothing to say.

I would love to be a fly on the wall in that locker room.

And it has nothing to do with Quinn.

I love how people always make...

You know, the loss about the coach, but he's not out there shooting and playing, and he can't force guys to play a certain way.

So it's like, I don't know what you say.

How did Boston get into this position?

They rely heavily on tough shot making, and to have a steady diet of that all the time is very difficult.

They take a lot of threes.

They shoot more threes than just about anybody.