Latrell Sprewell (1September 8, 970 ——) was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. He was a former American professional basketball player, serving as a shooting guard/small forward and retired in 2005.
1992, Sprewell was selected as the 24th player by the Warriors, and entered the first round of the best team in NBA in the second year of his career. 1997-98 season, Sprewell was banned for 62 games because of the famous "locking people and shouting people" incident. Then he was traded to the Knicks and led the Knicks to stage the "Black Eight Miracle" in the 1998-99 season. During the Timberwolves, he, Garnett and Kassel formed a "three-headed monster" combination to make the team reach the Western Conference finals. However, when the team asked to renew the contract, the "madman" dismissed the three-year contract of 2 1 10,000 US dollars offered by the Timberwolves, and threw out the reason that "654,380+0,000 was not enough to support the family" to the top management of the team, and then retired from the NBA.