Find Out How Retired NBA Players Are Faring Outside Of The Court

Published on 08/23/2021
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It’s unfathomable to watch your favorite NBA stars establishing a reputation for themselves off the field. However, many of them have chosen to pursue a new path and terminate their careers in athletics. People like Charles Barkley and Shaq decided to remain in the limelight by becoming TV superstars. Some athletes, on the other hand, invested their money. Some even chose to be drivers and farmers! Continue reading to find out what your favorite baller has been up to recently.

Mark Blount – Auntie Anne’s Franchisee And Real Estate Mogul

When Mark Blount joined the Boston Celtics, he made his NBA debut. He retired in 2009 after a distinguished career. The money he gained was put to good use by investing in two Auntie Anne’s Pretzel shops. After four years, he liquidated all of his shops and went into real estate. This proved to be a good decision. He made a $700,000 investment. He is now worth $2 million. Mark, you made a wise decision!

Mark Blount – Auntie Anne’s Franchisee And Real Estate Mogul

Mark Blount – Auntie Anne’s Franchisee And Real Estate Mogul

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Dan Dickau – Barbershop Owner And ESPN Broadcaster

Many NBA fans believe Dan Dickau is one of Gonzaga University’s greatest players. Unfortunately, his abilities did not equal those of the big guys in the major leagues. His NBA career came to an end after just six years. He needed to make a livelihood someplace else, so he started The Barbers. It soon became a favorite in his Washington, DC area. In addition, he served as a personality for the Pac-12 Network and ESPN.

Dan Dickau Barbershop Owner And ESPN Broadcaster

Dan Dickau – Barbershop Owner And ESPN Broadcaster

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