In this season's NBA, there are many inspirational stories, such as Thomas Jr., who won 10-day short contracts in the Los Angeles Lakers, Dallas Mavericks and Charlotte Hornets, and has not given up on his NBA dream.
And the Phoenix Suns also have such a story, that is, substitute center Biyombo. Last offseason, Billy Biyombo lost his job after the Hornets' one-year contract ended and almost said goodbye to the NBA. Unexpectedly, the Suns lacked manpower and gave Biyongbo a 10-day short contract, who regained his footing with paul's help and renewed his contract with the Suns until the end of the season.
At one point, Billyon was the league's most efficient super interior this season, shooting 70 percent from the field. Obviously, it's a pretty good story, but there's a better picture today. Biyombo himself reportedly announced that he would donate all of his salary this season to build a hospital in his native Congo to honor his father.
Biyombo's salary this season is not high, only $1.366 million, but he donated it all.
This is not the first time that Biyombo has done charity, he got a big contract of 70 million US dollars for 4 years from the Orlando Magic in 2016, turned around and returned to the Congo to donate money to build schools, basketball courts, basketball training camps, and scholarships to children. According to NBA guard Mudiel, who is also a Congolese, Biyombo returns home every offseason to do such a thing.
Some people donate more than $1 million because they want to donate so much, and some people just make so much money. Although donating more and donating less is a good intention, there is no distinction between high and low, but there are people who are willing to give everything they have, which is touching.