Rivers Jr. broke the news about the mini training camp: two hours in the arena The rest of the time revolves around women

On September 24, Beijing time, free agent Rivers Jr. broke a fierce news on the podcast, he revealed that many of the themes of NBA players' mini training camps revolve around women, and there is not much time for real training.

"You don't go to Alabama to do a minicamp, usually we go to Miami or Las Vegas and do a minicamp. The brothers got together, we spent about two hours in the arena, the rest of the time... Off-site is never a problem. It always revolves around one thing: women, women, and then more women. So never worry about that, everyone in the league loves that. So I hope to see more people in the arena in the future. ”

Little Rivers' revelation will certainly not be confirmed by more people. Now he is temporarily not contracted by another team and often appears on various podcasts. Previously, Rivers Jr. also had a "war of words" with Bridges on social media. Rivers Jr. complained that the Hornets didn't build a good enough lineup around the three-ball, and Bridges felt offended and complained that "the people who talk the most happen to be those who can't play the ball", apparently attacking Rivers Jr.

Rivers Jr., 31, has played 11 seasons in the league so far, playing for seven teams, including the Pelicans, Clippers, Wizards, Rockets, Knicks, Nuggets and Timberwolves. Last season, Rivers Jr. played for the Timberwolves, averaging 4.9 points, 1.6 rebounds and 1.4 assists while shooting 35 percent from three-point range.

Under normal circumstances, before the official training camp starts, the stars of each team will organize a mini training camp to get to know each other with their teammates in advance and improve their chemistry.