2027 NBA Season

[batang_bitcoin]

Inflation and huge valuation of NBA franchise is the main reason why player salary mark up on insane level

Same with crypto prices back then that normally valued less than 10$ but right now most crypto already valued above 10$ due to the demand for investment purposes.

Basketball becomes popular already worldwide whole NBA is the most popular league right now. It’s normal that all their value will be insanely high.

And this is the reason why WNBA players cries about how low their salaries are. They don't understand the value yet of their league but soon, it will be with the steps where the NBA has been with. The NBA keeps on growing year after year and maybe if they say that the sports industry is in a bubble, it will be one of those that will be included in the popping. But it's true that inflation and other factors makes the league more valuable now and the contracts just keeps on increasing.

[EFS]

Not everyone who earns a lot of money makes good investments. There are NBA players who made a fortune yet went bankrupt, even ending up on the streets. The first ones that come to my mind are Delonte West and Antoine Walker. They had solid careers, but that doesn't mean they could hold onto the fortune they earned from the NBA. The last time I saw Delonte West, he was in a pretty bad state. So, just as there are good examples, there are also bad ones. Right now, NBA players are signing incredible contracts and many of them don't even live up to those deals. Among them, there will also be players who will go bankrupt in the future due to bad investments.

[TravelMug]

Not everyone who earns a lot of money makes good investments. There are NBA players who made a fortune yet went bankrupt, even ending up on the streets. The first ones that come to my mind are Delonte West and Antoine Walker. They had solid careers, but that doesn't mean they could hold onto the fortune they earned from the NBA. The last time I saw Delonte West, he was in a pretty bad state. So, just as there are good examples, there are also bad ones. Right now, NBA players are signing incredible contracts and many of them don't even live up to those deals. Among them, there will also be players who will go bankrupt in the future due to bad investments.

As far as I know, Walker was able to turn his life around as I see video of him talking on rookies and telling them to really take care of their money while they are young and making a lot. And obviously, he is turning to himself as a example on how not to waste all their money.

But for Delonte West, yeah, could be one of the worst for a NBA player. Videos of him years ago circulating that he is living in the street. The bad thing is that he only has some mental problems and that could really attributed on him declining and life making a U-turn after his NBA career.

[dwyane36]

But for Delonte West, yeah, could be one of the worst for a NBA player. Videos of him years ago circulating that he is living in the street. The bad thing is that he only has some mental problems and that could really attributed on him declining and life making a U-turn after his NBA career.

As far as I know, a few years ago, Mark Cuban attempted to assist West by covering the costs of his treatment at a rehabilitation center and even providing him with housing. However, it seems that this was useless, since last year West once again created a lot of problems for himself. I think he's hopeless now.

[btc_angela]

But for Delonte West, yeah, could be one of the worst for a NBA player. Videos of him years ago circulating that he is living in the street. The bad thing is that he only has some mental problems and that could really attributed on him declining and life making a U-turn after his NBA career.

As far as I know, a few years ago, Mark Cuban attempted to assist West by covering the costs of his treatment at a rehabilitation center and even providing him with housing. However, it seems that this was useless, since last year West once again created a lot of problems for himself. I think he's hopeless now.

If the person himself doesn't want to change, then it's very hard for him. Even with outside help, it can't be done, it should really start from within. It's good that others are willing to help him maybe because they might have cross path with West in the past.

I also remember Lamar Odom who might have lost a lot of money as well and went into depression and it was reported that the late Kobe Bryant bail him out from his debts and loan and the Mamba was the one who paid everything in his behalf does why we see him being emotional when the news of Kobe's accident went public.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

But for Delonte West, yeah, could be one of the worst for a NBA player. Videos of him years ago circulating that he is living in the street. The bad thing is that he only has some mental problems and that could really attributed on him declining and life making a U-turn after his NBA career.

As far as I know, a few years ago, Mark Cuban attempted to assist West by covering the costs of his treatment at a rehabilitation center and even providing him with housing. However, it seems that this was useless, since last year West once again created a lot of problems for himself. I think he's hopeless now.

If the person himself doesn't want to change, then it's very hard for him. Even with outside help, it can't be done, it should really start from within. It's good that others are willing to help him maybe because they might have cross path with West in the past.

I also remember Lamar Odom who might have lost a lot of money as well and went into depression and it was reported that the late Kobe Bryant bail him out from his debts and loan and the Mamba was the one who paid everything in his behalf does why we see him being emotional when the news of Kobe's accident went public.

Wealth management is a big factor for those professionals, I hope everyone in the league or out learned their lessons and will make sure of their future even if they go out of the PRO.

Lamar Odom was addicted to gambling or bar and girls? I hope he is doing well now, Mamba is one of the most generous and kind player in NBA.

[Webetcoins]

I want to add Jason Richardson, drafted 2001. He just finished BA in college just this year, there is not that much information on him but he's 2x dunk contest champ.

He played as guards for the Suns, Magic, 76ers and Warriors.

So, there are a lot of ways for them to still go on and have a better life after NBA depending on how they manage their finances or path they want to take.

Ohh, I love JRich during his time with the Phoenix Suns. That dude plays phenomenal, and I am a big Suns fan during his time with Steve Nash and Amar'e Stoudemire.

I love players who will still do something good with their money after they retire in the NBA, and I think this is the best path for them since there might be no money coming after the NBA, and they will need more for their family and then retirement. If he finished a Bachelor's or Arts degree in Sports Management, then I think he must have a job that is already waiting for him. Coaching? Trainer?

Yeah, he was definitely a big show player, I mean his stats was good too but not amazing, he was never a "winner" but when he played, you really wanted to watch him, and his dunk contest was one of the better ones. I wish more players invested during their playing careers, into things that made them money.

But some of them go bankrupt even while playing, like literally while they are playing. So it is clear that these players have variety different approach. Some are great, some are okay, and some are just terrible.

It is right that the terrible ones just lose all their money by spreading around to all they know, and spending like crazy. I am sorry but a dozen bottles of drinks every night at some club will make you run out of money of course.

[Fredomago]

Most people i know who mismanage their finances are likely those who have less money before, they are overwhelm by the success and forget that its just temporary, they are like one time millionaire, while its always the situation, those who can control impulse and have future plans, have higher chances to become more successful not because they know what will happen but have people around them who cares for them, but some also is also there to use them and left them when they have nothing, and turn out to be the rich.

I agree, as they think that the opportunity will stay they forgot to value the fortune that they've gained, and most of them thinks for luxuries before thinking of investment or business that may continue the flow, same deal with those players who comes out from nothing and when the chance to change their fortune they think it will never stop, but along the way contracts expired and nothing left for them but thos expense that they need to shoulder.

[tech30338]

But for Delonte West, yeah, could be one of the worst for a NBA player. Videos of him years ago circulating that he is living in the street. The bad thing is that he only has some mental problems and that could really attributed on him declining and life making a U-turn after his NBA career.

As far as I know, a few years ago, Mark Cuban attempted to assist West by covering the costs of his treatment at a rehabilitation center and even providing him with housing. However, it seems that this was useless, since last year West once again created a lot of problems for himself. I think he's hopeless now.

If the person himself doesn't want to change, then it's very hard for him. Even with outside help, it can't be done, it should really start from within. It's good that others are willing to help him maybe because they might have cross path with West in the past.

I also remember Lamar Odom who might have lost a lot of money as well and went into depression and it was reported that the late Kobe Bryant bail him out from his debts and loan and the Mamba was the one who paid everything in his behalf does why we see him being emotional when the news of Kobe's accident went public.

Wealth management is a big factor for those professionals, I hope everyone in the league or out learned their lessons and will make sure of their future even if they go out of the PRO.

Lamar Odom was addicted to gambling or bar and girls? I hope he is doing well now, Mamba is one of the most generous and kind player in NBA.

Lamar odom journey as a player is from great to worse, right now lamar odom after being evicted in a rented house, he is trying to be in the right track and is starting an academy, he has some money left, but for sure this is his last shot to be in a better spot, hopefully he will not return to his old habits and stay away from girls like what happen to him before, also gambling, if not then he will eventually end in the streets.

[Yaunfitda]

But for Delonte West, yeah, could be one of the worst for a NBA player. Videos of him years ago circulating that he is living in the street. The bad thing is that he only has some mental problems and that could really attributed on him declining and life making a U-turn after his NBA career.

As far as I know, a few years ago, Mark Cuban attempted to assist West by covering the costs of his treatment at a rehabilitation center and even providing him with housing. However, it seems that this was useless, since last year West once again created a lot of problems for himself. I think he's hopeless now.

If the person himself doesn't want to change, then it's very hard for him. Even with outside help, it can't be done, it should really start from within. It's good that others are willing to help him maybe because they might have cross path with West in the past.

I also remember Lamar Odom who might have lost a lot of money as well and went into depression and it was reported that the late Kobe Bryant bail him out from his debts and loan and the Mamba was the one who paid everything in his behalf does why we see him being emotional when the news of Kobe's accident went public.

Wealth management is a big factor for those professionals, I hope everyone in the league or out learned their lessons and will make sure of their future even if they go out of the PRO.

Lamar Odom was addicted to gambling or bar and girls? I hope he is doing well now, Mamba is one of the most generous and kind player in NBA.

I was not aware of Odom's gambling addiction so I have to research and yes he is as he admitted on this interview. We already know about the Kardashians, but girls and then gambling addiction, that combination will ruined everyone.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tatk78b8-SQ

But thanks to Mamba, he was able to save Odom from total self-destruct and we really don't know what will happen to him if Kobe didn't intervene in his life. He owes to Kobe and how many more did Kobe help out when he was still alive?

[ultrloa]

As far as I know, a few years ago, Mark Cuban attempted to assist West by covering the costs of his treatment at a rehabilitation center and even providing him with housing. However, it seems that this was useless, since last year West once again created a lot of problems for himself. I think he's hopeless now.

If the person himself doesn't want to change, then it's very hard for him. Even with outside help, it can't be done, it should really start from within. It's good that others are willing to help him maybe because they might have cross path with West in the past.

I also remember Lamar Odom who might have lost a lot of money as well and went into depression and it was reported that the late Kobe Bryant bail him out from his debts and loan and the Mamba was the one who paid everything in his behalf does why we see him being emotional when the news of Kobe's accident went public.

Wealth management is a big factor for those professionals, I hope everyone in the league or out learned their lessons and will make sure of their future even if they go out of the PRO.

Lamar Odom was addicted to gambling or bar and girls? I hope he is doing well now, Mamba is one of the most generous and kind player in NBA.

You can read his rise,fall and recovery in this article https://yen.com.gh/facts-lifehacks/biographies/288334-lamar-odom-net-worth-rise-fall-recovery-a-basketball-legend/

And so far its great to see that Odom is doing well in life now after he suffer from major seat backs on his career.

For sure he learn a lot from his past mistake and correct those things since for sure he don't want to get broke anymore. He's having good now in showbiz scene and this is good since somehow with that this could help on his full recovery.

[OgNasty]

As far as I know, a few years ago, Mark Cuban attempted to assist West by covering the costs of his treatment at a rehabilitation center and even providing him with housing. However, it seems that this was useless, since last year West once again created a lot of problems for himself. I think he's hopeless now.

If the person himself doesn't want to change, then it's very hard for him. Even with outside help, it can't be done, it should really start from within. It's good that others are willing to help him maybe because they might have cross path with West in the past.

I also remember Lamar Odom who might have lost a lot of money as well and went into depression and it was reported that the late Kobe Bryant bail him out from his debts and loan and the Mamba was the one who paid everything in his behalf does why we see him being emotional when the news of Kobe's accident went public.

Wealth management is a big factor for those professionals, I hope everyone in the league or out learned their lessons and will make sure of their future even if they go out of the PRO.

Lamar Odom was addicted to gambling or bar and girls? I hope he is doing well now, Mamba is one of the most generous and kind player in NBA.

You can read his rise,fall and recovery in this article https://yen.com.gh/facts-lifehacks/biographies/288334-lamar-odom-net-worth-rise-fall-recovery-a-basketball-legend/

And so far its great to see that Odom is doing well in life now after he suffer from major seat backs on his career.

For sure he learn a lot from his past mistake and correct those things since for sure he don't want to get broke anymore. He's having good now in showbiz scene and this is good since somehow with that this could help on his full recovery.

Lamar Odom is lucky to be alive. After his time with the Kardashians the guy got addicted to drugs and hookers and was legally dead many times before doctors were able to stabilize him. It really is nothing short of a miracle that he is still alive and he does owe payment of those medical debts to Kobe Bryant.

[batang_bitcoin]

Not everyone who earns a lot of money makes good investments. There are NBA players who made a fortune yet went bankrupt, even ending up on the streets. The first ones that come to my mind are Delonte West and Antoine Walker. They had solid careers, but that doesn't mean they could hold onto the fortune they earned from the NBA. The last time I saw Delonte West, he was in a pretty bad state. So, just as there are good examples, there are also bad ones. Right now, NBA players are signing incredible contracts and many of them don't even live up to those deals. Among them, there will also be players who will go bankrupt in the future due to bad investments.

I remember Delonte, he's one of the guys that has ended up badly after having a successful career in the NBA. It's all about lifestyle and how they have handled their finances. People like him that the spotlight and lime career during his stay in the NBA will never be gone. I also remember Allen Iverson barely recover from his financial problem. And that's another fact you've said, while we're not wishing that there will be another bad story in the after-NBA career but it's very likely that one star on this era will end up badly if they don't become wise with their money.

[Maslate]

I remember Delonte, he's one of the guys that has ended up badly after having a successful career in the NBA. It's all about lifestyle and how they have handled their finances. People like him that the spotlight and lime career during his stay in the NBA will never be gone. I also remember Allen Iverson barely recover from his financial problem. And that's another fact you've said, while we're not wishing that there will be another bad story in the after-NBA career but it's very likely that one star on this era will end up badly if they don't become wise with their money.

This guy ended up on the street, and many others as well, because they went bankrupt. In most cases, it all points to addiction // first drugs, then gambling. Not everyone knows how to manage their finances. when you’re earning millions, you start spending like you have financial freedom. But since money isn’t infinite, and once it stops coming in, that’s when the problems start.

While they’re busy earning and spending, they forget to keep themselves in shape. That’s a huge risk, because even if they have talent, their game will deteriorate, and they might not get another contract. It’s sad to see this happening but it’s happening.

[Oasisman]

I remember Delonte, he's one of the guys that has ended up badly after having a successful career in the NBA. It's all about lifestyle and how they have handled their finances. People like him that the spotlight and lime career during his stay in the NBA will never be gone. I also remember Allen Iverson barely recover from his financial problem. And that's another fact you've said, while we're not wishing that there will be another bad story in the after-NBA career but it's very likely that one star on this era will end up badly if they don't become wise with their money.

This guy ended up on the street, and many others as well, because they went bankrupt. In most cases, it all points to addiction // first drugs, then gambling. Not everyone knows how to manage their finances. when you’re earning millions, you start spending like you have financial freedom. But since money isn’t infinite, and once it stops coming in, that’s when the problems start.

While they’re busy earning and spending, they forget to keep themselves in shape. That’s a huge risk, because even if they have talent, their game will deteriorate, and they might not get another contract. It’s sad to see this happening but it’s happening.

You know, it's getting worse now. Players are getting caught up in plenty of negative and illegal activities while they are still actively playing in the NBA. People like Delonte suffered the consequences of their actions after they got out of the league, if I'm not mistaken.
Some have even been caught in possession of illegal drugs. I don't know if it's part of being young and dumb, but LeBron did a very outstanding job on and off the court, and what's really impressive about him is that he grew up without a father.

[batang_bitcoin]

I remember Delonte, he's one of the guys that has ended up badly after having a successful career in the NBA. It's all about lifestyle and how they have handled their finances. People like him that the spotlight and lime career during his stay in the NBA will never be gone. I also remember Allen Iverson barely recover from his financial problem. And that's another fact you've said, while we're not wishing that there will be another bad story in the after-NBA career but it's very likely that one star on this era will end up badly if they don't become wise with their money.

This guy ended up on the street, and many others as well, because they went bankrupt. In most cases, it all points to addiction // first drugs, then gambling. Not everyone knows how to manage their finances. when you’re earning millions, you start spending like you have financial freedom. But since money isn’t infinite, and once it stops coming in, that’s when the problems start.

While they’re busy earning and spending, they forget to keep themselves in shape. That’s a huge risk, because even if they have talent, their game will deteriorate, and they might not get another contract. It’s sad to see this happening but it’s happening.

Being wasteful with what they've earned from the league put them into that situation. Addiction in drugs and gambling really turned their worlds upside down. That's why even the old timers in the league and still keeping themselves in shape, they know that they have to protect their body and as well as the future that awaits them when they're done with the NBA. The NBA really needs to step on this one and make a program to teach these players how to be financially wise.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Not everyone who earns a lot of money makes good investments. There are NBA players who made a fortune yet went bankrupt, even ending up on the streets. The first ones that come to my mind are Delonte West and Antoine Walker. They had solid careers, but that doesn't mean they could hold onto the fortune they earned from the NBA. The last time I saw Delonte West, he was in a pretty bad state. So, just as there are good examples, there are also bad ones. Right now, NBA players are signing incredible contracts and many of them don't even live up to those deals. Among them, there will also be players who will go bankrupt in the future due to bad investments.

I remember Delonte, he's one of the guys that has ended up badly after having a successful career in the NBA. It's all about lifestyle and how they have handled their finances. People like him that the spotlight and lime career during his stay in the NBA will never be gone. I also remember Allen Iverson barely recover from his financial problem. And that's another fact you've said, while we're not wishing that there will be another bad story in the after-NBA career but it's very likely that one star on this era will end up badly if they don't become wise with their money.

Delonte West really is a prime example of how you can lose control despite having it all. Guy got money, a career, even supposedly slept with Lebron's mum  , and what is he now, a street bum. So sad, especially considering how many people tried to help him. When the news first came out about his downfall Marc Cuban helped him, checked him into rehab and everything looked promising. Then he even tried to get a spot in the Big3 league participating in a tryout (can be seen on youtube). Well, it all went bad again and he is back on the streets now, stoned out of his mind and looking worse than ever. Such a sad example.

[sana54210]

You can read his rise,fall and recovery in this article https://yen.com.gh/facts-lifehacks/biographies/288334-lamar-odom-net-worth-rise-fall-recovery-a-basketball-legend/

And so far its great to see that Odom is doing well in life now after he suffer from major seat backs on his career.

For sure he learn a lot from his past mistake and correct those things since for sure he don't want to get broke anymore. He's having good now in showbiz scene and this is good since somehow with that this could help on his full recovery.

Sometimes you need a wake up call to be able to see an issue. He probably did not face any trouble while he was partying and "having fun", and because nothing went wrong, he didn't felt the need to stop, which take him further and further. That horrible incident made him realize that he wasn't doing that great, and because of that he realized there is a sudden need to stop.

It's great to see him recover, and doing better, and getting his peace. He could have been richer too, if it wasn't for that previous part of his life, but at least he is back now and doing great. Many players like that who go see the bottom first. Famously Allen Iverson was even one of them, saw the bottom too, but then he recovered, got smart about it, and recovered, now he is doing better.

[btc_angela]

You can read his rise,fall and recovery in this article https://yen.com.gh/facts-lifehacks/biographies/288334-lamar-odom-net-worth-rise-fall-recovery-a-basketball-legend/

And so far its great to see that Odom is doing well in life now after he suffer from major seat backs on his career.

For sure he learn a lot from his past mistake and correct those things since for sure he don't want to get broke anymore. He's having good now in showbiz scene and this is good since somehow with that this could help on his full recovery.

Sometimes you need a wake up call to be able to see an issue. He probably did not face any trouble while he was partying and "having fun", and because nothing went wrong, he didn't felt the need to stop, which take him further and further. That horrible incident made him realize that he wasn't doing that great, and because of that he realized there is a sudden need to stop.

Yes, it was really a wake up call for him and be able to see that something is not right for him that time. And maybe he just surround himself with the wrong people that's why he was influence in not a right way. Good thing he recovers and hopefully he already learn from his mistakes and those new players who have seen him and others life turning into upside down after their NBA career, will not follow it.

Not much news on the trade with Kuminga, still very silent and it means that he might have to play with the Warriors this season. Only news that I saw is Free agent forward Javonte Green is finalizing a one-year deal with the Detroit Pistons.

[Fredomago]

You can read his rise,fall and recovery in this article https://yen.com.gh/facts-lifehacks/biographies/288334-lamar-odom-net-worth-rise-fall-recovery-a-basketball-legend/

And so far its great to see that Odom is doing well in life now after he suffer from major seat backs on his career.

For sure he learn a lot from his past mistake and correct those things since for sure he don't want to get broke anymore. He's having good now in showbiz scene and this is good since somehow with that this could help on his full recovery.

Sometimes you need a wake up call to be able to see an issue. He probably did not face any trouble while he was partying and "having fun", and because nothing went wrong, he didn't felt the need to stop, which take him further and further. That horrible incident made him realize that he wasn't doing that great, and because of that he realized there is a sudden need to stop.

It's great to see him recover, and doing better, and getting his peace. He could have been richer too, if it wasn't for that previous part of his life, but at least he is back now and doing great. Many players like that who go see the bottom first. Famously Allen Iverson was even one of them, saw the bottom too, but then he recovered, got smart about it, and recovered, now he is doing better.

Yup, good thing that the Mamba catch him up and help him to recover, now that he's doing well might be possible that he take it as a hard learning process, what it important now is he can move forward and value what he got now, there's always another chance if you know how to value the opportunity and better to learn from that previous mistakes and make sure to avoid repeating the same thing as it would be difficult finding yourself in that same situation and no one is willing to pick you up to help.