ANTOINE WALKER RUMORS

Ex-All-Star Walker to retire after two seasons in Idaho

Antoine Walker has decided to retire after spending two seasons with the Idaho Stampede of the NBA Developmental League. A former NBA All-Star and 12-year veteran of the league, Walker will make a formal announcement later in the week, The Idaho Statesman reported. Walker was averaging 9.5 points and 4.9 rebounds with the Stampede - a decided slip from his NBA average of 17.5 points...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  April 09, 2012

Antoine Walker retires after 2 seasons in Idaho

Former NBA All-Star Antoine Walker is calling it quits after spending two seasons trying to rejuvenate his career with the Idaho Stampede. The 35-year-old Walker announced his retirement last weekend to teammates, and The Idaho Statesman reports (http://bit.ly/HvBFZi ) Walker intends to make a formal announcement this week. Walker is a 12-year NBA veteran and was a member of the...
Via AP on Fox  |  April 09, 2012

Antoine Walker's Retirement Does Not Need to Be Final Chapter in Troubled Player's Story

News of Antoine Walker's retirement will be met with head shakes. Half the sports world will remark on what a shame it is how Walker's career ended up, while the other half will be surprised to learn he had still been playing. Yes, Walker was still playing, downing fast food and huffing up and down the court in Idaho, as described in a recent Sports Illustrated article. Rather...
Via NESN.com  |  April 08, 2012

Antoine Walker retires from basketball

Via Celtics Life  |  April 08, 2012

Former Boston Celtics forward Antoine Walker retires from basketball

After 16 seasons of professional basketball, former Boston Celtics forward Antoine Walker has decided to call it quits. Walker, who is now most known for his off-the-court issues, informed his teammates he was retiring following Saturday night’s D-League finale between the Idaho Stampede and Bakersfield Jam. Employee Number Eight scored 6 points in front of [...]
Via CLNS Radio  |  April 08, 2012

Antoine Walker Reportedly Sells Championship Ring in Bankruptcy Liquidation

If "perennial All-Star" Antoine Walker didn't have bad luck, he'd have no luck at all. Walker, 35, who was the source of many memorable quotes as a member of the Celtics, was forced to sell his 2006 NBA championship ring to pay off his creditors in his bankruptcy case, TMZ reports. The ring reportedly sold for $21,500. Walker won the ring with the 2006 Miami Heat...
Via NESN.com  |  March 20, 2012
DEBT TO RIGHTS

Walker had to sell championship ring

Antoine Walker has long been the example for NBA players as to what not to do with their money, and the latest news regarding the former Celtic only furthers that notion. 

Via Pass The Pill  |  March 19, 2012

Antoine Walker Sold His 2006 NBA Title Ring for $21,500

The hits keep coming for former NBA star Antione Walker.  According to TMZ: “Antoine Walker’s NBA Championship ring for the bargain basement price of $21,500. Antoine Walker’s NBA Championship ring just sold for $21,500 … which would have been great news for Antoine, if he wouldn’t have been FORCED to sell as part of his bankruptcy case. Walker — who...
Via Cosby Sweaters  |  March 19, 2012

Sports Illustrated Story on Antoine Walker

Fantastic read today on Sports Illustrated's website. Chris Ballard spent some time with former Celtics star Antoine Walker at his new job. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1195981/index.htm Walker is playing for the Idaho Stampede of the NBA's Developmental League. The three time All-Star is one of two players to ever win an NCAA Championship...
Via Celtics Life  |  March 14, 2012

Antoine Walker Served Child Support Court Papers While Partying in the Club

Antoine Walker is trying to make the best of what has become a disappointing path in life. Once a multimillionaire who made a ton of cash playing with the Celtics, Walker proceeded to go bankrupt. He then settled for a five-figure salary in the NBA’s D-League, where there were times when he couldn’t even hit [...]
Via Larry Brown Sports  |  November 04, 2011
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