At the same time, it's hard to argue with the results. We're better than ever. If we mope and complain, that'll only cause friction, and this is not the time for that. Players will wait until the offseason to address things. He said coming home to his young family has helped him adjust.
Kids are great.
They always make you feel better. Of all the reserves, Anderson has found the change of pace the most unsettling. The veteran shooting guard has been a walking medical chart of assorted ailments, often coming out of the dressing room with ice packs taped on every joint. A starter for most of his 12 NBA seasons, Anderson averaged a career-low 1.8 points this season in 21 games. He missed 24 contests because of injury, and, when activated, he didn't play in 34 others.