Tim Hardaway Jr Gets Harsh News From His Dad After Heat Move
Summary
Tim Hardaway Jr. signed a one-year contract with the Miami Heat, a team his father, Tim Hardaway Sr., played for in the 1990s. Hardaway Sr. expressed happiness about the move but reminded his son that his jersey number 10 will not be retired by the team again.Key Facts
- Tim Hardaway Jr. joined the Miami Heat on June 30 with a one-year contract.
- Hardaway Jr. has played for the Dallas Mavericks and Denver Nuggets before joining the Heat.
- His father, Tim Hardaway Sr., played in the NBA for 13 years and is in the Basketball Hall of Fame.
- Hardaway Sr. played for the Miami Heat in the 1990s and considers his legacy important.
- Hardaway Jr. wore number 10 last season with the Nuggets, averaging 13.5 points per game.
- Tim Hardaway Sr.’s number 10 jersey is retired by the Miami Heat, meaning no other player can officially wear it again.
- The Heat have retired only six jersey numbers in team history.
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