NBA team's senior advisor discusses offseason moves, which include signing Glenn Robinson and Jose Calderon Rod Beard
Las Vegas — The NBA has been a learning process for Glenn Robinson III.
Entering his fifth season in the league, Robinson’s education didn’t just start when he left Michigan after his sophomore season and was drafted in the second round by the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Robinson had seen much more through his namesake father, Glenn Jr., who had an 11-year career, with two All-Star appearances. Nothing prepared Glenn III for what he experienced last season, after he suffered an ankle injury in the final day of training camp with the Indiana Pacers.