I don't know where I'm at in my career and I don't really keep track of that or care about that.

Education has always been of significant importance to me and my family.

I'm thankful that through my foundation I can provide much-needed supplies to children as they start school and some relief to parents who have a hard time making ends meet.

We have to take every game serious. And when I say serious, I mean doing the right things, practicing good habits.

For us, as hoopers and as basketball players, doesn't matter the scenario, the scene. True hoopers and true basketball players are going to get out and perform.

I am honored to be selected as the first-ever PGA WORKS Ambassador. Through CORE4, we are committed to training, educating and guiding young men and women toward success in everything they do in life.

I think sometimes with experience, it brings a sense of laziness and complacency. I try not to get complacent.

You let a guy take care of business. You leave him in a space. You don't want to run up to him and say, Yo, man, you can do this. You can knock this free throw down.' You just let a guy do what he does.

You ask me, I feel like I've got a matchup against anybody. It doesn't matter who it is.

Winning is fun.

Don't let my facial expressions fool you. I try to stay poised and calm at all times, but I'm having a blast.

It's a privilege to be an All-Star for the second straight year.

Just getting away from the game, getting away from basketball was a good thing for me.

Me, helping people stay in a good state of mind, is actually what I'm good at and what I do.

Every time I catch the ball, I'm seeing a lot of bodies. The key for me is not to force.

I feel like I'm a tough guy.

I doubt myself for sure. Sometimes it gets that bad when you can't find a rhythm.

I've had times when layups didn't go in, you start second-guessing yourself. It's how you come at it and how you react to it.

You can learn something from losses, wins, an unsuccessful season, a successful season.

I'm going to be the one guy diving on the ground for loose balls.

I don't hold grudges.

You've got to go with the flow. Whatever happens, you've just got to be ready for it.

My role is just be a leader on the court, be a team player, and that's what I am.

You're going to go through some tough stretches. You've got to continue to stay positive, continue to press through it.

My preference is to just be on the court. I just want to play no matter where that is at.

I've been blessed to have a body that's durable.

I work hard in the offseason for that situation - for injury prevention.

It's hard for me to miss out on a game.

Family comes first - above basketball.

It's fun down there to actually go up against a 7-footer and you know you're undersized and you know people are telling you that you can't guard this guy, you can't do that. I take it as a challenge.

I like to get down there and get physical. I like to get down there and try to show my strength, try to be a macho man.

I feel like if I get my legs under me, strengthen my legs up a lot more I'll be able to get out there and face the challenges of a 3.

My job is to get out there and try to become the best basketball player I can be.

I keep my family around me.

You know, I'm not a selfish guy.

People looking down, looking down, don't think a guy like my stature can be an All-Star. And every night I try to step out there and prove them otherwise.

You've got to be more focused, especially starting and playing more minutes. You know the ball's going to be in your hand a lot so you've just got to be prepared for it.

It's kind of hard to sit on the bench and watch your team go down when you think you can go out there and make a difference.

Sometimes the calls just don't go your way. You've just got to learn to deal with those situations and try to prevent yourself from being in the same situation the next game.

I'll just continue to be aggressive. That's my thing.