Donald Wine

Because he had the ball in his hands, it felt like, so many times.

But the play was kind of filtered away from him in the paint.

The way that this presents itself is...

It's not just about size on rebounds.

One of the best rebounders ever is Charles Barkley.

Charles Barkley is 6'4 with shoes on.

He's not the biggest guy.

He's not the widest guy.

But he was in the right position every single time.

He had the strength to muscle into position if he wasn't in the right position.

And that's what we needed.

The hustle points and the intensity and the urgency does not present itself necessarily to the team that has the biggest size.

it presents itself to the guys who get to the block in the right position.

It is not just on defense with rebounding, right?

There was definitely some times where LaJuan Watts would come down and he would get to his spot where he could just lay it in off the glass in that same motion, right?

He basically had like – it felt like eight shots that he made that was the exact same shot because he got to his spot.

He's not – again, not the tallest guy on the floor, not the biggest guy on the floor, right?

But he was able to get to his spot, and once he got to his spot, he knew he was winning that battle nine times out of ten, and he did.

That's what it's about.

The hustle and the intensity is not always about just, all right, let's just go up and get these rebounds because we're taller.