2015 Larry. Sanders and bucks reached a buyout deal, he was a 21-year-old first-round No. 15 pick, two or three seasons to show amazing talent and instant combat, is regarded as the most defensive deterrent of the future inside line, and even praised as the next Garnett! This made the Bucks willing to give him a 4-year, $44 million contract!
With a height of 2.11 meters, an arm span of 2.31 meters, a small man's speed, amazing bounce and explosiveness, he has cut down 17 points and 20 rebounds, and has also taken a triple-double of 10 points, 12 rebounds and 10 blocks. It is such a new star who is willing to give up basketball and a lot of money to leave the NBA.
He has too many reasons to leave the NBA, being caught taking marijuana four times, violating the NBA drug ban, suffering from depression, anxiety and mood disorders. As well as his incompatible attitude and way of doing things on the field, arrogant enough to give a thumbs up to all the referees after being punished, he dared to do so. He once described basketball as a "boring job," and it's no wonder he chose to leave.
And when he first embarked on the road of basketball, it also seemed a bit wrong. He played his first organized game in his sophomore year of high school, but became an All-Star in his senior year of high school, but he gave up a basketball scholarship to Virginia Commonwealth University for a simple reason: The art academy there was free. And when he was ready to finish his four years of college art classes, the Bucks selected him in his junior year. The NBA has brought him money and fame, but it has also brought anxiety and loneliness, said his mother, Marilyn, who walked into the world, surrounded by celebrities, and he was worried about the future. He is anxious about how to deal with things, how to deal with his own money, how to manage his life, and who can he trust? Who are you going to associate with?
In the end, he took the initiative to ask for a buyout agreement with the Bucks, and in exchange for the life he wanted most, he gave up nearly $30 million! But he also became what he wanted most, and he began to contact more artists, have his own fashion brand, try art photography, produce personal music albums, write songs for other celebrities, and create a lot of paintings. In his own words, he was going to be his own hero!
Larry. Sanders has also sought a comeback, with some saying he misses playing football and others saying he doesn't have the money to do art. But if you just talk about money, Larry. Sanders seems to be really not lacking, look at his usual luxury car, even if he does not have James, Jordan like the family wealth, but do their own love of the cause, but can have such wealth, Larry. Sanders has lived out the envy of hundreds of millions of people!
Larry. Sanders' life trajectory is hard to replicate, but if you encounter the same problems and dilemmas as him, think about the inspiration he gave him: Become your own hero! （Russell）