game. "I could care less about scoring all those
points. Points don't mean anything."
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"It's real tough," the Chicago native
continued. "I just wanted to win so bad, and Keith
and I had our opportunities down the stretch."
Overall, Duncan made 14 of his 25 field goal
attempts, pulled in five rebounds, and handed out
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