For Utah’s Dick Motta, the Hall of Fame ‘was never my goal.’ Only the work mattered.

Motta is the winningest retired coach not in the Hall of Fame.

(Paul Sancya | AP) Dick Motta, speaks after receiving the 2015 "Chuck Daly Lifetime Achievement Award" from the National Basketball Coaches Association announced before Game 3 of basketball's NBA Finals in Cleveland, Tuesday, June 9, 2015.

For Utah’s Dick Motta, the Hall of Fame ‘was never my goal.’ Only the work mattered.

Motta is the winningest retired coach not in the Hall of Fame.

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