I Used To Love The Feeling Of

Leadership Is Diving For A Loose Ball, Getting The Crowd Involved, Getting Other Players Involved. It's Being Able To Take It As Well As Dish It Out. That's The Only Way You're Going To Get Respect From The Players.

When I Was A Player, I Didn't Expect My Teammates To Play The Way I Did. I Did Expect Them To Work Hard Every Day And Get Better. And I Never Learned Anything By Losing.

You Know When I Played, You Had Me And Kevin (mchale) And Some Others Throughout The League. I Think It's Good For A Fan Base Because As We All Know The Majority Of The Fans Are White America. And If You Just Had A Couple Of White Guys In There, You Might Get Them A Little Excited.

I Have Always Been Confident In My Skills And Once The Game Got Going I Knew I Was Probably The Best Player On The Floor Most Of The Time Whether It Was Junior High, High School Or College. I Knew I Had Control Of The Game.

I Can See Why Fans Don't Like To Watch Pro Basketball. I Don't, Either. It's Not Exciting.