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    Gilbert Arenas Reflects on NBA Pay Cut and Apologizes to Luol Deng

    Former NBA star Gilbert Arenas opens up about his surprising pay cut when transitioning from college basketball at the University of Arizona to the NBA. His candid reflections highlight the financial challenges faced by second-round draft picks and the complexities of player contracts. Arenas also addresses recent controversies surrounding the South Sudan national basketball team and his respect for Luol Deng, emphasizing the importance of mentorship in emerging basketball nations. As the NBA offseason unfolds, Arenas’ journey sheds light on the evolving dynamics of professional basketball.

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