Mays Edward Christopher Webber is a famous American basketball player. Known for playing for Philadelphia, Golden State, Washington and Sacramento.
Consider the biography of the famous American basketball player Chris Webber.
Childhood
An American basketball player was born in Detroit on March 1, 1973. From an early age he was fond of basketball.
Career
The first steps in basketball, Chris began to do already in high school. In recent years, in high school, Chris scored almost 30 points per game and made 13 rebounds. As a result, Chris became one of the most prominent graduates of his generation. The American basketball player played in the position of a heavy striker, but subsequently retrained in the center.
After graduating from high school, Chris entered the University of Michigan. At university, Chris studied for only 2 part-time years.
At 20, the guy became the first draft pick. Orlando won the battle for the young basketball player, but Chris was immediately traded in the Golden State.
In the first season, the American basketball player scored almost 20 points per game, becoming the best rookie of the season, at the same time helping the team break into the playoff round. However, in the same season, Chris had a falling out with the coach and at the end of the season was sent to Washington.
In “Washington” Chris spent four seasons, gaining an average of 20 points per game.
The next club was Sacramento, where the American basketball player spent seven whole seasons and became an idol among the fans. In 2000-2001 Chris had the best season in his professional career; he scored 27.1 points per game.
After Sacramento, the American basketball player moved to Philadelphia, where he spent three seasons. It was in Philadelphia that the sunset of his career began, since he scored about 15 points per game.
The last two years in his professional career, an American basketball player spent in Detroit and Golden State, where he ended his career as a player.
Personal life
Chris Webber is 45 years old today. Married, have children. After completing her professional career, she moonlights as a commentator and sports TV presenter on TV.