In the past, Murphy received advice from Redick on how to grow as a shooter and act like a professional away from the court. This time, he wanted to pick Redick’s brain on getting back on track when shots aren’t falling. Redick’s advice was simple: Keep stacking up small victories until the pile is too tall to overlook. “He was telling me that a lot of times, as he was coming off a cold streak, the first game won’t always be you going 10-of-12 on 3s,” Murphy recalled. “Sometimes it’s a 3-for-7, then a 5-for-12, or something like that. You don’t get it all back in one time. You’ve got to take the small wins sometimes and be OK with that.”