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Baron Davis
Baron Davis
Position: -
Born: 04/13/79
Height: 6-3 / 1.91
Weight:214 lbs. / 97.5 kg.
Earnings: $147,692,983 ($185,773,740*)
When Davis speaks to rookies today, he gives them simple advice: Take at least $25,000 and put it directly into a business plan, an investment or the stock market. He tells them to consider that money “burnt” — and to do it regardless of what their agents recommend. “Let that [$25,000] be graduate school or business school for you,” he says. “Because you can actually track it, and that’s where you are going to learn.”
2 weeks ago – via Jade Scipioni @ CNBC

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Baron Davis seems to believe the troubling allegations against Robert Sarver are true … ’cause the ex-NBA star tells TMZ Sports he thinks the Suns owner “is a piece of s***.” The former Golden State Warriors guard said he sat next to the 60-year-old at some point during the NBA lockout in 2011 … and he clearly got a bad vibe from the dude. “Are you surprised?” Davis said out at LAX on Friday of the racist and misogynistic accusations against Sarver. “God damn, man. Look at that motherf***er.”
3 weeks ago – via TMZ Staff @ TMZ.com

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Storyline: Robert Sarver Scandal
Joining Yardley in the current class are Rick Adelman, Gilbert Arenas, Joe Caldwell, Baron Davis, Nancy Dunkle, Gail Goodrich, Dennis Johnson, Steve Kerr, Raymond Lewis, David Meyers, Reggie Miller, Harold Miner, Anita Ortega, Byron Scott, Linda K. Sharp, Reggie Theus, Tina Thompson, Sidney Wicks and John Williams.
5 months ago – via Rick Eymer @ The Almanac

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It’s been 10 years since Griffin caught a Baron Davis lob and leaped over the hood of this car in the 2011 dunk contest, but neither the silver Sharpie ink on the horn nor the black ink of Griffin’s signature near the driver’s door has faded. Longa has been driving the car since roughly 2015 and says it’s still in good condition. It has just under 89,000 miles on it and gets about 26 miles per gallon in the city. Longa is sure the value of the car is substantial—a normal 2011 Optima that hasn’t had an NBA player dunk over it could fetch anywhere between $3,000 and $11,000 today. But he is content with never finding out what his is worth. “It’s kind of my dream car,” Longa said. “I’m crazy, I’m still in love with the car.”
5 months ago – via Paolo Uggetti @ The Ringer

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