Amin Elhassan

And so we became pretty good buddies.

And so the end of the season, I think they had fan appreciation day.

They had the guys sign autographs.

Because Rick Mahorn, the Hawks were awful.

Rick Mahorn is legitimately one of the biggest names in the organization.

That's so bad.

So as an assistant coach, he's signing autographs, right?

And they got the tables, and the fans are lined up down the concourse, down the stairs.

So my job is kind of like crowd control.

Just stand behind him, make sure people get one autograph and keep it moving.

And we just played the cast.

Paul Silas is the head coach.

Paul Silas is a big dude, right?

So Paul Silas walks up behind Mohorn and he goes to me and I'm like, sure, whatever.

And I'm like, is he going to scare him or whatever?

And he smacks the ever-loving big Jesus out of the back of Rick Mohorn's head.

I'm talking about

Like, the sound reverberated around the cavernous Phillips Center at the time, now State Farm Arena.

And Mahorn turned around, and I've never seen him with that kind of rage in his eyes.

And I realize he thinks that I did that.