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NBA money can be overwhelming to normal people. Role players can earn around $20 million to $30 million throughout their careers. It gets even bigger for star players.

Sportskeeda highlighted ten former NBA players who suffered severe financial declines or bankruptcy after earning tens of millions during their careers. The list includes high-profile names such as Allen Iverson, Antoine Walker, Shawn Kemp, Dennis Rodman, Scottie Pippen, Latrell Sprewell, Darius Miles, Joe Smith, Derrick Coleman, and Delonte West, who all experienced major financial distress.
Contributing factors among the players included lavish spending, bad business and real estate investments, costly divorces, child support obligations, and substance abuse. While some players like Walker and Iverson stabilized their finances through partnerships or long-term endorsement contracts, others continue to face significant hardship.
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