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First, Hardaway's grandmother, who often proudly called him Pretty, because the old man had a thick southern accent that sounded very much like Penny, so the name Penny spread among the neighborhood.

Second, legend has it that when Hardaway played in high school, some of his teammates ridiculed him for being "worthless" — not worth a penny, so after becoming famous, Hardaway gave himself this nickname. Whether it's true or not, it's up to your friends to decide what they like. Why is Hardaway called a penny.

Hardaway is one of the few superstar point guards in the NBA who is more than 2 meters tall, which makes him capable of multiple positions on the court.

Hardaway's nickname was invented by his grandmother because of her inaccurate accent!

Very talented, very capable people, but unfortunately injuries ruined a genius.

Tim Hardaway (born September 1, 1966 in Chicago, Illinois, USA) is a former American professional basketball player who plays point guard. He played for the Golden State Warriors, Miami Heat, Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets and Indiana Pacers before retiring in 2003. Tim Hardaway is a five-time NBA All-Star selection, a first-team All-NBA All-Star in 1997 and a three-time All-NBA All-Year Second Team.

He has a career total of 15,173 points (per game), 7,095 assists and 1,428 steals. Tim Hardaway is the NBA's master of ball control, and the unpredictable crotch dribble is Hardaway's signature move, and is considered the godfather of the NBA league's crotch dribble1. Fans called him "the bug", or "the bug", to describe Hardaway's unavoidable dribble breakaways.

On October 29, 2009, before the start of the Heat's home game against the Knicks, the Heat held a retirement ceremony for former NBA star Tim Hardaway for the No. 10 jersey.

Tim was one of the best players in the league of his time. (Chris Mullin).

When you face Hardaway, you hear the basketball slap on the ground and he has passed you. (Magician "Johnson").

We should make a law that does not allow a person to divide himself in half. (Bill Cosby, a contributor to the American Sports Magazine).