Diminutive point guard Nate Robinson surely has a great story to tell. Too small to make it as an NBA player, the 30-year-old Seattle native has now played nine seasons in the league, experiencing success and winning three Slam Dunk Contests.
His story has now been turned into a book, titled Heart Over Height that was released on June 4. It also comes with a movie trailer hyping the book, which is worth a watch for the dunks and to see a cornrowed Robinson dancing on the sidelines as a high school player.
Robinson will be picking up the 2014-15 player option on his contract this summer, making him a Denver Nugget for a second consecutive season.
Robinson should have a good reader base to pull from for the book, as he's spent time in New York, Boston, Oklahoma City, Golden State, Chicago and Denver while hailing from Washington. So he's got just about the whole U.S. covered.
