Having fun with family, playing video games, and listening to music calms me down and gets me away from the NBA world.
It means a lot when your peers see your improvement.
My life hasn't changed, it's been the same. What's helped me with that is keeping my circle tight, having the people that care about me around me.
I focus on working on my craft and the rest will take care of itself.
I have to be able to shoot the ball, I have to be able to dangerous not only going to the basket but on the perimeter.
When I miss a few shots I just stay confident.
My brothers told me all the time that I'd end up playing basketbal. But I didn't want to play. I wanted to do something else, anything other than basketball.
Nobody's going to replace your dad, but I had some support from people who cared for me.
Basketball Without Borders gave me an edge.
Watching Ibaka and all those people. They were from Africa. They spoke French. They were kind of like me. That's when I began thinking basketball is something I can do.
Shooting is a part of my game that I continue to work on.
Kawhi's an amazing player.
You can go from starting to not playing at all. That's the league.
I think it's always good to learn on the court instead of being on the bench.
You have to take advantage of every opportunity that you get and go hard.
I'll always keep learning.
If I'm out there on the court, that means I'm ready to play.
I just got to be engaged on both sides of the floor.
I got to have more of those type of games where I'm just engaged. It doesn't matter the score or how many points I score.
I just enjoy sometimes after the games, guys coming up to me and showing respect for me.
