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08-04-2016, 10:35 AM
Source: http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/17209112/ex-new-york-knicks-coach-derek-fisher-considers-playing-again
Former New York Knicks coach Derek Fisher hinted at a possible comeback as a player on Tuesday night when he posted a workout video with the hashtag "Imnotdoneyet."
Sources told ESPN on Wednesday that Fisher has indeed been "exploring options and expressing interest in playing again."
It is unclear what those options are, but a source said Fisher's looking into opportunities to play in the NBA or in the Chinese professional league.
Fisher, however, took to Twitter on Wednesday to say he has "no steadfast plans" to play again.
Fisher will turn 42 on Tuesday and would be the oldest player in the NBA if he returns to the league. Other options for Fisher would conceivably include playing for a team overseas.
A 6-foot-1 guard, Fisher played 18 years in the NBA. He helped the Los Angeles Lakers win five championships, played in an NBA-record 259 playoff games and won a league-record 161.
Former New York Knicks coach Derek Fisher hinted at a possible comeback as a player on Tuesday night when he posted a workout video with the hashtag "Imnotdoneyet."
Sources told ESPN on Wednesday that Fisher has indeed been "exploring options and expressing interest in playing again."
It is unclear what those options are, but a source said Fisher's looking into opportunities to play in the NBA or in the Chinese professional league.
Fisher, however, took to Twitter on Wednesday to say he has "no steadfast plans" to play again.
Fisher will turn 42 on Tuesday and would be the oldest player in the NBA if he returns to the league. Other options for Fisher would conceivably include playing for a team overseas.
A 6-foot-1 guard, Fisher played 18 years in the NBA. He helped the Los Angeles Lakers win five championships, played in an NBA-record 259 playoff games and won a league-record 161.