Tim Legler

We're doing the open on the court.

Myself, Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, about to do the open and we're standing shoulder to shoulder and I was having a difficult time hearing Mike Breen.

So, you know, fortunately, I kind of knew the question.

So I just watched his lips.

And when he stopped moving his lips, I started talking, you know, because I kind of knew what the question was.

But yeah, it was on that level.

And then it got real nervous.

in there the game one yeah Cavs took it to him and it was like nervous energy and it didn't at one point it didn't feel necessarily like the Garden in a playoff game they were waiting for a run that never came until it happened in that stretch when they you know he just kept getting one-on-one against Harden over and over and it took six incredibly difficult shots that he got well I'd say four incredibly difficult two like sort of tough four really tough shots and they were

We're determined.

We're staying home with three-point shooters.

Let this guy go.

After six in a row, the lead's been cut in half, and there's enough time to win the game.

Now they started making decisions.

Oh, do we run a guy out of halfway at him?

What do we do?

The rotations weren't good, and then Shaman hits threes.

Bridges hit a couple threes, and the rest is history.

But there was a lot of nervousness in there.

But I'll tell you this, though, Bill.

I'll say this.