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FILE - Los Angeles Clippers head coach Doc Rivers stops the game with 9.4 seconds left during the second half of an NBA basketball game to honor Dallas Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki in Los Angeles, Feb. 25, 2019.

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Doc Rivers reflects on getting into the Basketball Hall of Fame, and those who made it possible

Doc Rivers reflects on getting into the Basketball Hall of Fame, and those who made it possible

Doc Rivers reflects on his upcoming induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. He says his speech will focus on those who helped him along the way. Rivers emphasizes that his journey was a collective effort. He ranks sixth in NBA history with 1,194 regular-season wins and won a championship with Boston in 2008. Rivers retired after coaching the Milwaukee Bucks last season. He plans to stay involved in basketball, but not as a coach. Rivers acknowledges the sacrifices his family made during his career and looks forward to spending more time with them.