“The beauty of it is they complement each other. In a lot of stuff we do they’re going to be playing off of each other. So I don’t feel like it’ll be a battle. Usually those situations are tougher when you’ve got guys that are very similar and now they’re kind of stepping on each other’s toes. That’s kind of something I experienced in Miami with (Dwyane Wade) and LeBron (James),” said Fizdale, a former assistant with the Heat. “When we first got them they were just stepping on each other’s toes, because they both attack, they both post, both run high pick-and-roll. So we had to figure out how to get them away from each other on the floor and spread them out. This is a different scenario. These two fit. They can end up being a really deadly two-man game once we get KP back.”