To have kids and not be there every night is tough.

When you have God-given talent, I think that that kind of hinders your practice habits and that's what I think it did to me.

Many times, the game comes down to the final possession, the final shot. I want to become a better clutch performer. That's what separates the really good players from the really great players.

My job is to make the players I'm playing with better. I'm going to be the cat that does a lof of the ‘other things.'

Education is key. I graduated from high school; everyone needs to.

I'm just not a great practice player.

[My] career was sputtering until [I] did a 360 and got headed in the right direction.