No Defense for Cavs - Again
"We as a team, the coaches, the players, are not getting it done on the defensive end of the floor, and it's evident by the 109 points and the 57 percent from the field," Cavs coach Mike Brown said. "Until we figure it out, you guys will see plenty of nights like this."

What this means for the Cavs
There is no room for long lapses in this division. No patience means trouble for a coach with no name.
 
Griz Reveal Weakness
"I couldn't get it going because they were double-teaming me, so it was hard," Gasol said. "It was a frustrating situation."

What this means for the Griz
Although the Griz have been on the rise the future is looking bleak with Pau confirming his natural weakness.
 
Flatfooted Heat Lose Again
"You give up a runout to lose the game, you deserve to lose," Heat coach Stan Van Gundy said. "Plain and simple, you deserve to lose. Nobody should feel sorry for you or nothing else. ... If you haven't learned things like that over your time in the league, you're not experienced. You're just old."

What this means for the Heat
Wade needs to raise his game a notch.  Scoring points is one thing - winning games is another.  Just ask AI and Kobe.

Bulls Going Nowhere Fast
"At times, it seemed like we were playing in quicksand," Hinrich said. "For whatever reason, we didn't have it tonight."

What this means for the Bulls
They need to toughen up.   Still reeling from Sheed laughing at them on their court.
 
Playing Terrible Good Enough Against Knicks
"The good thing is that we didn't play well, we didn't shoot well, we didn't get to the foul line and we still won," Sun's coach D'Antoni said.

What this means for the Knicks
They are bad.
 
A Loss is a Loss for Warriors
"It's still a loss," Murphy said. "We played well enough to win. We were up there in the fourth quarter against a great team, and we have to find a way to win those games."

What this means for the Warriors
Only time will tell.  They have to learn to close out games against better teams.
 
Lack of Intensity Doom Jazz
"I think it looked like we took them lightly tonight. And we have no reason to take anybody lightly," Jazz coach Jerry Sloan said.

What this means for the Jazz
They need to shake things up.
 
The Doc is Confused
"I thought we caught the Spurs on an off night," Boston coach Doc Rivers said. "They were beatable."

What this means for the Celtics
Mid tier team for the forseeable future.