You Make Your Own Party.

These Close Games That We're Losing, The Teams Are Not Beating Us. We're Kind Of Beating Ourselves.

I'm Me. I'm Just Out There Being Myself. I Like Having Fun. But At The Same Time, I Bring Everybody Together. So I'm Really -- Or I Try To Be -- Like The Glue Of The Team.

I Think People Fail To Realize That Teams And Organizations Have Been Stacking Teams Since Way Back In The Day. The Lakers Had The Showtime Era. Boston Had Six Hall Of Famers On One Team. You Had Detroit, The New York Knicks, And Now The Miami Heat. They Were Stacking Their Teams Back Then, It Just Fell Off Over The Years And Now It Picked Back Up. Boston Did It First, Then La. I Was Fortunate Enough To Play Against Them When They Had Shaq, Kobe, Rick Fox, Gary Payton, Karl Malone... That's Five Hall Of Famers On One Team! So You Can't Get Mad At Miami For Doing What They Did.

I Never Envisioned Myself Playing For The U.s. Olympic Team -- Growing Up, I Never Envisioned Playing In The Nba, To Be Real With You. I Never Envisioned That Type Of Stuff. So This Is Like A Dream That I Never Had Come True. It's Like I'm A Part Of What's Really Going On. It's Still Very Hard For Me To Believe That I Am Really Going To Be A Part Of The Biggest Thing In The Whole Entire World.

I Did This Campaign That Was Called "back To The Basics" Where I Went Back To The Street, Went Back To My Block, And Really Felt The People. We've Got To Go Back To That Sometimes. We Distance Ourselves From That And We See It From Afar. Some People Can't Relate Back To That; Once You're Out Of It, They Don't Want To Relate Back To That. It's Always Good To Get Back To The Basics, Though. You've Got To Touch The Roots, You've Got To Touch Those People. Regardless Of What's Going On, People Always Respect That.