Hollywood Collectibles is sad to report that former NBA player Lorenzen Wright has been found dead at the age of 34. Wright, who was missing for 10 days, was last seen on July 18 when he was expected to take a flight out of town. His family filed a missing person report on July 22nd. On the 28th, Wright’s body was found in a wooded area in Memphis, Tennessee. Wright played for various NBA teams from 1996 to 2009, including the LA Clippers, the Memphis Grizzlies, and the Cleveland Cavaliers. Wright’s family said in a statement, “Lorenzen’s family has come together to mourn his loss and honor his legacy. We appreciate your thoughts, prayers and condolences as they are comforting at this very difficult time. Additionally, we ask that you please respect our privacy as we try to cope with his sudden loss.” Penny Hardaway, another former NBA star, said, “I cried. The emotions hit me immediately. It’s just sad because we lost a good person and a brother.”
Lorenzen Wright Found Dead
Blake Griffin’s huge injury
On Monday night the Los Angeles Clippers announced that Blake Griffin has broken his left kneecap. This injury could sideline Griffin for up to six weeks. The No. 1 overall draft pick is known for his outstanding stats averaging 13.7 points and 8.1 rebounds per game. The injury took place during a game against New Orleans on Friday. At Hollywood Collectibles we wish Griffin a fast and successful recovery.
Hollywood Collectibles has a collection of baseball sports memorabilia. Hollywood Collectibles is a sports memorabilia store that sells autographed photos, game used pieces, vintage items, and many more. To view these items and purchase one of a kind sports memorabilia visit www.hollywoodcollectibles.com. You can find Hollywood Collectibles sports memorabilia online or visit the store in Hollywood, Florida. Owner Rich Altman has been featured on programs such as “60 minutes and HBO’s “Real Sports” as an autograph expert. He has been written up as a leader in this industry. Rich has exclusive deals with legends like Bill Russell, and Sam Jones for the past 11 years. Not to mention former exclusives with superstars Dwyane Wade, Chris Paul, Brandon Roy and baseball stars like Miguel Cabrera and Hanley Ramirez.
By: Danielle Williams