It's A Habit Of Mine Now, Noticing

My Most Memorable Dunk, That I Think About Very, Very Often, Is The Patrick Ewing Dunk.

Each Time I Step On The Basketball Court, I Never Know What Will Happen. I Live For The Moment. I Play For The Moment.

I Don't Go Out And Just Try To Score. I Score Because There Is An Opportunity To Score.

Ultimately, If You Can Say That I'm A Bad Owner And We're Winning Championships, I Can Live With That. But If We're Not Making The Playoffs And We're Spending And Losing Money, Then I Have To Look In The Mirror And Say Maybe I'm Not Taking The Necessary Steps To Doing What It Takes To Run An Organization.

I Was In Chicago In 1994 And At This Time I Had No Thoughts Of Coming Back And Playing The Game Of Basketball, Bryon Russell Came Over To Me And Said, "why'd You Quit? You Know I Could Guard You." When I Did Come Back In 1995 And We Played Utah In '96, I'm At The Center Circle And Bryon Russell Is Standing Next To Me. I Said, "you Remember What You Said In 1994 About, 'i Think I Can Guard You, I Can Shut You Down, I Would Love To Play Against You?' Well, You're About To Get Your Chance.