Dwane Casey vented about the term Tank Nation, explained what he is hoping to teach his players over the last dozen games of the season and compared Toronto’s situation to when he was coaching a young team with Kevin Durant in Seattle.

The Atlanta Hawks capped off a back-to-back-to-back with a victory over the streaking Utah Jazz. Somehow the Hawks managed to get the win after four overtimes Sunday, despite hosting the New Jersey Nets Friday and flying to Washington to face the Wizards Saturday. Here is what coach Drew had to say afterwards.

Stan Van Gundy talked with the media about how all the trade speculation involving Dwight Howard is effecting his entire team.

Toronto Raptors head coach Dwane Casey chatted with me about the growth he has seen from his team so far this season.

Paul Silas chatted with the media about Kemba Walker’s strong rookie season, how he is keeping his team motivated and positive despite an 18-game losing streak, the team’s emphasis on a youth movement, the role injuries have played, and a host of other topics.

Jeremy Lin chatted with the media about his game winning shot, how surreal his past week has been, he heaped praise on his teammates and he shared his admiration for Tim Tebow.

Mike D’Antoni chatted with the media about his team’s rally to steal a win in Toronto, Jeremy Lin’s big game and the strong play from Tyson Chandler. D’Antoni was at his comedic best when the fire alarm went off during the middle of the press conference.

Here’s some audio of Dwane Casey explaining why Andrea Bargnani has earned the nickname “Flipper,” the troubles in trying to slow down the Lakers post players, Pau Gasol’s increased toughness and the change in Kobe Bryant’s game this season due to having a new head coach.

Mike Brown chatted with the media about the team’s disappointing 15-12 start to the season, why the Lakers are a team built for the playoffs, the high minutes Kobe Bryant has been playing so far and how Metta World Peace moving to the starting line-up has impact him and the team.

Doc Rivers chatted with the media about Ray Allen’s three-point shooting percentage being a career-high this season, an ugly loss to the Los Angeles Lakers last night, the big shot his son, Austin Rivers, hit in the North Carolina-Duke game earlier this week and a host of other questions.