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Erv Walker talks about NBA players who will not play for certain teams because they do not like the geographic location. Turns out there's one place Erv prefers not to go - Utah.
Your whole life you had one dream: To make it to the NBA.Erving “Erv” Walker was a basketball prodigy touted to be the next great NYC point guard to shine in the NBA. At only 5’8”, Erv went on to play basketball at the University of Florida. Though he broke numerous school records, Erv still has come up short on making an NBA roster. How does he deal with not making it?
Check out the full story of "DEPLOYED | ERVING WALKER" at youtube.com/watch?v=ASd7wKCcfEw
DEPLOYED Series
Each season, the NBA only employs 450 players. What happens to all those who don’t make it? Some of them go play professional basketball overseas. It may sound like a dream job, but language barriers and loneliness are only some of the challenges players deal with. In our latest video series, “DEPLOYED,” Grit Media follows the journey of 3 American basketball players as they prepare to leave everything behind and play abroad professionally.
Credits:
Edited by Tom Yang
Music: "All Around Us" by Robot Orchestra (robot-orchestra.bandcamp.com/album/boomblap)
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Erv Walker talks about NBA players who will not play for certain teams because they do not like the geographic location. Turns out there's one place Erv prefers not to go - Utah.
Your whole life you had one dream: To make it to the NBA.Erving “Erv” Walker was a basketball prodigy touted to be the next great NYC point guard to shine in the NBA. At only 5’8”, Erv went on to play basketball at the University of Florida. Though he broke numerous school records, Erv still has come up short on making an NBA roster. How does he deal with not making it?
Check out the full story of "DEPLOYED | ERVING WALKER" at youtube.com/watch?v=ASd7wKCcfEw
DEPLOYED Series
Each season, the NBA only employs 450 players. What happens to all those who don’t make it? Some of them go play professional basketball overseas. It may sound like a dream job, but language barriers and loneliness are only some of the challenges players deal with. In our latest video series, “DEPLOYED,” Grit Media follows the journey of 3 American basketball players as they prepare to leave everything behind and play abroad professionally.
Credits:
Edited by Tom Yang
Music: "All Around Us" by Robot Orchestra (robot-orchestra.bandcamp.com/album/boomblap)
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Erv Walker talks about NBA players who will not play for certain teams because they do not like the geographic location. Turns out theres one place Erv prefers not to go - Utah.
Your whole life you had one dream: To make it to the NBA.Erving “Erv” Walker was a basketball prodigy touted to be the next great NYC point guard to shine in the NBA. At only 5’8”, Erv went on to play basketball at the University of Florida. Though he broke numerous school records, Erv still has come up short on making an NBA roster. How does he deal with not making it?
Check out the full story of DEPLOYED | ERVING WALKER at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASd7wKCcfEw
DEPLOYED Series
Each season, the NBA only employs 450 players. What happens to all those who don’t make it? Some of them go play professional basketball overseas. It may sound like a dream job, but language barriers and loneliness are only some of the challenges players deal with. In our latest video series, “DEPLOYED,” Grit Media follows the journey of 3 American basketball players as they prepare to leave everything behind and play abroad professionally.
Credits:
Edited by Tom Yang
Music: All Around Us by Robot Orchestra (https://robot-orchestra.bandcamp.com/album/boomblap)")
