Former Bucks Icon Reacts to Hall of Fame Induction

"Wow," Redd wrote, alongside a photo of him standing with fellow "Redeem Team" inductees Deron Williams, Dwyane Wade, Tayshaun Prince, Chris Paul, Jason Kidd, LeBron James, Dwight Howard, Chris Bosh, Carlos Boozer and Carmelo Anthony. "Just wow."

"17 years in the making," Redd wrote. "Unbelievably humbled and honored to even be a speck of dust on this stage."

"All because I could put the ball in a net. All because I simply played my role," Redd wrote. "Sitting here, at the Hall of Fame ceremony. Just grateful to be surrounded by so much greatness. Hard not to be inspired and humbled."

"Thank you, @hoophall [and] @usabasketball, for this honor," Redd added.

"Last night at Mohegan Sun, we got our @hoophall Naismith Hall of Fame jackets," Redd wrote on Saturday morning. "Standing there with many of my Redeem Team brothers and some of my family, I couldn’t help but think about how much life has shifted since Beijing."

"People always say you can only accomplish as big as you dream. Well, let me be honest with y’all: I never even dreamed this big," Redd revealed. "Sometimes life has bigger plans than you do."

"What started as twelve guys trying to bring home gold in 2008 has turned into something that’ll last forever," Redd noted. "We’re going into the Hall of Fame together, and having my family here to see it happen makes it even more special."

To Redd's point, there's already been a quality Netflix documentary, The Redeem Team, dedicated to that fateful 2008 summer in Beijing, China.

"Incredibly grateful and humbled," Redd concluded of his reaction to the moment. "Some moments you never forget, and this is definitely one of them."