WHO KNOWS WHAT S BEEN HAPPENING TO SPREWELL?????

He's now a free agent

No team has expressed interest in him yet

This is the NBA's official ranking and evaluation of free agents this season!

24: Sprewell: Shooting guard, free agent.

Sprewell is talented and still capable of playing, but because he is asking for an annual salary of more than 5 million, it is likely that the "madman" will continue to be unemployed.

Fox Sports NBA columnist Mark Stein wrote that Maddy's comeback has set off the weakness of other outside players, and the Rockets might as well bring in the unemployed Sprewell?

In the few games in which Maddie was injured, the Rockets' outside line was nearly paralyzed, and Yao Ming alone could not reverse the defeat. The Rockets are in dire need of an outside player with scoring ability to get out of the woods. In fact, the rocket has always had the idea of introducing madmen, but it suffers from not having that much money.

Sprewell has always wanted a contract with a higher salary, but it is this requirement that keeps him out of work for the new season. Maybe in order to avoid being without the ball, the madman may lower his value, and with the former mentorship between Rockets coach Van Gundy and Sprewell, this deal may be able to go through.

Sprewell is averaging four assists and four rebounds per game in his career, which is exactly what solves the Rockets' third-place scoring point.

Where you go doesn't matter, he's at home now, and next time he'll go to the United States.

In fact, the annual salary of more than 14 million is not enough for him to support his family

But he's worth more than 3 million now.

The years are unforgiving

800m annual salary, it is estimated that no one wants it.

While waiting, he said that if there was no 7.5 million, he would rather wait or retire. Crazy enough!

Relax at home. It is said that the rocket is eye-to-eye with him!

The most important point is that the "madman" asking price is probably unbearable for the rocket, the "madman" asking for at least $5 million, and the rocket has reached the minimum of the luxury tax and is only willing to bid $1 million. Only when both sides make compromises and concessions can there be room for maneuver, otherwise, it can only be a plan!

Free agent, looking for an owner.

It's okay to be idle.

I don't know if the current rocket blood exchange has his share.

It is now time to drink coffee at home while watching TV.

There are not tens of millions of people who don't play live.

Wait for someone to sign in the free market.

Here are some of his sources.

Since he said that the big contract offered to him by the Timberwolves was not enough to support his family, the Timberwolves no longer talked about a contract extension with him, and he has not signed with other teams for more than three seasons, although he did not say retirement, but it is basically equivalent to retiring.

Sprewell: Sprewell ; Spreville.

It's probably a name, there used to be one in the NBA, and Garnett was on the Timberwolves, nicknamed Madman.

If I mean a basketball star, I think it should be the "madman" Sprewell, who has a fierce style of play, a hot temper, and a strong personality. They were eye-catching in New York and Minnesota. There are many famous events, such as "pinching the neck", "raising a family" and so on.

Here's the synopsis:

After turning down a three-year, $21 million contract from the Timberwolves in 2005, Sprewell ended his professional basketball career. Then, nothing good happened.

On 31 January 2007, Sprewell's wife filed a $200 million lawsuit to end their marriage. He also said that Sprewell promised to give her and her four children financial support after they entered college. On August 22, 2007, according to a number of ** reports, Spreville was unable to pay enough insurance premiums for his boat and claimed that he was in debt of $1.3 million, and in February 2008, Spreville, who had reached a debt of $1.5 million, finally auctioned his yacht and sold it for $856,000.

In May 2008, Spreville mortgaged his home in Milwaukee. Between September 2007 and January 2008, information showed that Sprewell had not paid off the $2,593 per month mortgage. In July 2009, Sprewell's Westchester Mansion was also put on redemption.

Sprewell is a "madman", he rejected the Timberwolves' three-year $21 million contract in the twilight of his career, and even rejected the Pistons, Lakers, Rockets and other teams about $1 million in annual salary, and finally he threw down the sentence "If I don't have a good contract, I'd rather lie at home!" After that, he disappeared in the NBA arena. However, there is no way to go, and he also has a second career:

Repair and modify cars. Professional enough, the brake marks he left behind were as clear as the pinch marks left on Calesimo's neck.

opened an auto repair shop, but due to poor management, business doesn't seem to be very good.