Moses and Malone didn't make it by itself.

In honor of Black History Month.

Black History Month.

You know, people don't know me.

People always said, Moses.

You know, you never talk to the press.

I had a reason. I always liked to have my concentration when I about to play. The press would come in there and say, well, Mr. Malone, how do you feel about tonight game? I said, you know, I got a job to do. I got to do it 110 percent. I said, you know, you got fans out of here paying big dollars to see me perform.

You know,

it's hard to get in here.

It's hard to get in here.

Tonight, it's going to be

an easy night for me because it's hard to get in here. If I come here tonight, I retired in 1999. Back in 1995. I remember, though, I don't want to be a whole family. But it's a great opportunity.

But as an athlete, we never realized.

Moses and Malone didn't make it by itself.

People don't make it by itself.

People don't understand.

You know, you got to look at it.

You know, you got to look at it.

You never get credit.

You always got the celebrity Hall fame.

NBA All-Star.

But the guy that helped you get here, needs some crazy.

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