Nate Robinson is used to playing and performing well in front of large crowds.
He spent 10 years in the NBA playing in front of nearly 20,000 fans on a nightly basis, and helped sell out arenas in Israel during his short stint there in 2016.
But Tuesday night was a little different than what Robinson was typically used to. Maybe 200 people showed up to watch the 32-year-old as he suited up for the Delaware 87ers in Robinson’s first professional basketball action stateside since October 2015, his first points coming on a corner three as some children in attendance played in a moon bounce just off the court.