That's something I'm working on. They're fine in practice, but it's a lot different in front of 15,000 people.

I felt a little bit of a pop, a snap or whatever, but I didn't think nothing of it and I still played on it through the second half.

When the doctors first told me what was wrong and that I was done for the year, I cried, man. I guess stuff happens for a reason, so just get stronger and focus on next year now.

That's the good thing about basketball. You get to come right back to the floor and play.

We did a really good job on that. We took a step in the right direction. We just have to keep working and continue to get better.

Finals is always a tough part of the year. I made it through. It ain't killed me yet so it's making me stronger.