“It started when I was younger. I used to watch Dennis Rodman. He threw his jerseys off after he got kicked out the game. But the way everybody was fighting over it … When I was little I thought, “Man, if I ever make it to the NBA, that’s what I want my trademark to be.” You know, me giving away my jerseys. So, when I was at Golden State I gave away shoes because I got them free from Reebok. So I just ordered a whole bunch of pairs, signed them, and at the beginning of the year I threw a whole bunch of them out and at the end of the year I throw ‘em out. So when I signed my new deal, I just ordered a whole bunch of jerseys so that I can throw them out every day.

It’s usually the jersey I wear in the game but sometimes, when I’m in the mood, I’ll throw about 10-15 jerseys out, you know, just to get them out.

I don’t get fined. I think I’m the only player who can actually take off something and throw it into the stands. Because all fans don’t appreciate it, they don’t want everybody throwing headbands and stuff, so I got the OK. I’m the only one who got the OK to do it.”