Todd Fritz

but I'm just kind of surprised that you would think that Steve Kerr somehow limited you.

In what way?

Why would a coach run a play for Draymond Green if you say, I got Steph and Klay?

Then you bring in Durant.

You only need a couple of plays, and all those plays have to do with plays for those guys, not Draymond Green.

And, you know, as analysts have said, the teams left Draymond Green open because you were focused.

You were like, Draymond, go ahead and shoot.

We don't want Stephen Clay and Durant shooting.

Austin Rivers said, we leave Draymond open.

Yes, Marvin.

Yeah, I mean, would James Worthy have averaged 25 on any other team?

Probably so.

But that's where you go, okay, I'm winning championships.

That's the most important thing.

I'm getting rewarded, winning championships, and as a result, I'm playing in big games, big moments, and I'm going to be a Hall of Famer.

But, you know, it's...

I normally don't – I kind of listen to Draymond.

I don't put much into it, much stock into it, because I think he's just trying to get your attention.

But I thought it was fun that he somehow thought Steve Kerr somehow held him back.

Pistons, 3.5-point favorites tonight against Orlando.