Quotes from Trevor Ariza

I don't cry over the past or worry about spilled milk.

No, I don't put no pressure on myself, I just go out and play the game.

For me, the main thing is to continue to work, continue to grind on everything and stay focused.

Teams make runs and you just have to stay focused.

It's hard to describe the profound way James Harden changes the game of basketball when he's on the court. It's not easy to capture the way he can see two or three steps ahead of everyone else. James is unlike any player I've ever played with.

That's my first job on this earth is to make sure that my offspring are as smart as they can be and as well prepared for this world as they can be. So, I take that very seriously.

One minute, you're 18, 19. The next minute, you're 33.

My experience in Orlando was a good one. I made some good friends.

On the court, I get the opportunity to just open up all my feelings, everything that's wrong, everything I struggle with, I get to come out here and forget about it and get it out.

To me, James Harden is like basketball's Picasso - he's an artist whose work you respect, even if you don't always understand its significance until later. (Or maybe Van Gogh or some other artist - I'm not an art history buff, but you get my point).

I'm the type of player who can adjust to anything.

I would like to play for as long as I feel like I can play at an elite level, however long that is is how long I would like to play.

Hey, everybody is entitled to think what they want to think.

You have to be a real live dog to come out there and compete every night.

I do my best to come in and work hard and let everything else take care of itself.

I just try to make plays when needed and pick up the loose ends.