Tim Hardaway

Our parents wasn't taking us here to work out or there to work out.

We had to catch the – I'm from Chicago.

We had to catch the city transit.

to get to different places.

We had to, there was no Uber.

We, and, and definitely we wasn't getting in cabs at, at 10, 12, 13, 14 years old.

So we had to catch the Chicago transit authority.

Um, that's what it's called.

Um, uh,

We had to catch the bus.

We had to catch the train.

We had to ride a bike through different neighborhoods.

We had to get to the parks.

We discovered how to just play with ourselves, passing the ball to one another.

You know, behind the back pass.

We're going to do a behind the back pass all the way, left hand and right hand, all the way for a block or half a block and then switch up.

You know, dribble between your legs like walking the ball for a block.

And every block you walk, you get a quarter or you get a dollar.

You know, when you get to the basketball courts, all right, who can make 10 layups or who can make 10 free throws or who can make 10 or 5 bank shots and stuff like that.

You just made up games.