Latrell Sprewell made over $100 million in his career but is now worth less than Coli dudes

[King Poetic]

Seeing him have like 3 homes and a yacht and having 4,5 or 6 kids by different baby mamas with one suing him for like 200 million over a word to word contract, shyt never ends well

Now he’s one of these same athletes talking about “ Well I had the nicest cars, nicest homes, the finest bytches “

I would never want to be a athlete like that. I would like to say when I’m done with the game and retired saying “ I still got the nicest home,nicest car and the finest wife and 1 or 2 kids “

 

[Midwest]

Hate kicking a man while he is down but it couldn’t happen to a better person! Life humbling is poetic justice for the dumb shyt he was doing while he was on top!

 

[winb83]

From a multimillionaire to only having a net worth of $150k not even 20 years after retirement. Damn

I couldn't even do what he did if I tried. I could live the rest of my life off just like $2 million dollars. I'd buy enough stocks in stable companies to generate at least $60K a year and after a few years of working I'd own a house and car outright. All I'd have to pay was utilities, taxes, and insurance.

 

[Collateral]

Seeing him have like 3 homes and a yacht and having 4,5 or 6 kids by different baby mamas with one suing him for like 200 million over a word to word contract, shyt never ends well

Now he’s one of these same athletes talking about “ Well I had the nicest cars, nicest homes, the finest bytches “

I would never want to be a athlete like that. I would like to say when I’m done with the game and retired saying “ I still got the nicest home,nicest car and the finest wife and 1 or 2 kids “

The saddest stories comes from those who once had the glory
Had the foreigns, diamond watches and the baddest shorties
Now they in their latter 40s, bunch of kids, scattered shorties
No respect from the neglect, they call they daddy Corey

 

[old pig]

Hate kicking a man while he is down but it couldn’t happen to a better person! Life humbling is poetic justice for the dumb shyt he was doing while he was on top!

shut up PJ!

 

[Midwest]

shut up PJ!

I bet that 21 mil can feed his kids now!?!?!

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

I remember Latrell Sprewell when he played for the Minnesota Timberwolves!

 

[MJ Truth]

I couldn't even do what he did if I tried. I could live the rest of my life off just like $2 million dollars. I'd buy enough stocks in stable companies to generate at least $60K a year and after a few years of working I'd own a house and car outright. All I'd have to pay was utilities, taxes, and insurance.

Broke people always say how smart they'd be if they were rich.

 

[Killer Instinct]

While he left the family, the courts say he still has to find a way to feed them.

Come on man..

 

[Jblaze204]

When with the knicks, this guy would come to practice at SUNY purchase...school i went to, no lie, he almost ran me over 2 times while going to practice. once he was driving his mercedes turning a sharp turn at like 70 plus mph. second time he was doing over a 100, easily and missed me by a few inches. i threw a bottle that was in my hand at his car, missed him and he dipped into the practice facility...

dude was a dikk

 

[Professor Emeritus]

My first thought was, "This is not a surprise."

My second thought was, "I wonder if he had a shytty childhood?"



So I looked it up...Latrell's dad was a drug dealer who physically abused Latrell's mom and all six kids. His parents split and his dad left when he was six, a year later he moved in with his grandparents. At some point he moved in with his dad, but during his sophomore year in high school his dad was arrested on an illegal weapons charge and sentenced to a two year bid.

So not exactly a surprise that he's had difficulties. It sounds like he never really got raised.

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

The saddest stories comes from those who once had the glory
Had the foreigns, diamond watches and the baddest shorties
Now they in their latter 40s, bunch of kids, scattered shorties
No respect from the neglect, they call they daddy Corey

Who said this? I feel like from the cadence Nas

 

[Morethan1]

Who said this? I feel like from the cadence Nas

Fab I believe

 

[stepbackj34spud]

I couldn't even do what he did if I tried. I could live the rest of my life off just like $2 million dollars. I'd buy enough stocks in stable companies to generate at least $60K a year and after a few years of working I'd own a house and car outright. All I'd have to pay was utilities, taxes, and insurance.

Coli accountants. Smh bro you sound stupid.

 

[Da_Eggman]

boggles my mind but fukk him he deserves it