Mike D'Antoni said that Jordan Farmar "went into a tailspin" once pick-and-roll partner Jordan Hill was removed from the second unit. "What Jordan Hill gives you is the separation in the pick-and-roll and now Jordan Farmar can see [the floor]," said D'Antoni. "I told [Farmar], I said, 'Hang in there, I'm trying to get you guys paired back up.'" Farmar hasn't scored double-digit points in the past six games, spoiling any attempt to wring value from him with Steve Nash out of commission.