Darius Miles Biography
Darius Miles is an eminent American former professional basketball player currently co-hosting alongside Quentin Richard son’s The Knuckleheads podcast.
During his career as a professional Basketball, He appeared in NBA playing for Cleveland Cavaliers (2002-2004), Los Angeles Clippers (2000-2002), Portland Trail Blazers (2004-2008), and Memphis Grizzlies (2008-2009).
Miles has been awarded awards such as Mr. Basketball USA 2000, First-team Parade All-American 2000, NBA All-Rookie First Team in 2001, and Illinois Mr. Basketball 2000.
Darius Miles Age
Darius was born in Belleville, Illinois, in the United States, on October 9, 1981. He is 40 years old and on October 9 every year celebrates his birthday.
Darius Miles Height
Miles stands at a moderate height of 6 ft 9 inches (approx. 2 m).
Darius Miles Education
Growing up in Illinois, He attended East St. Louis Senior High School and East St. Louis Lincoln High School for his high school education Upon attaining his diploma, Miles signed a National Letter of Intent to play for the St. John’s Red Storm men’s basketball team. There, Darius played alongside Omar Cook and under head coach Mike Jarvis.
Darius Miles Family
Darius was born and raised under the loving care of his hardworking parents Gilbert White and Ethel Miles in Illinois. Miles belongs to the African-American ethnicity but is an American nationality by birth.
Darius Miles Wife
He is presently in a marital relationship with his pretty and loving wife called Brandi Nash. The adorable duo has been living together since they tied the knot in 2005.
Darius Miles Worth
Miles has an approximate net worth of $2.5 million.
Darius Miles Career
Darius started his career as a professional basketball player after he was drafted third overall during the 2000 NBA draft by the Los Angeles Clippers. In 2001 after playing for two seasons, He was named to NBA All-Rookie Team.
Two years later, Darius alongside Harold Jamison was traded for Andre Miller and Bryant Stith of the Cleveland Cavaliers. There, Darius stayed for one and a half-season and was again traded for Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje and Jeff McInnis of the Portland Trail Blazers in the mid of the 2003–04 season.
During the 2004–05 season, He made headlines after he confronted Maurice Cheeks who was by then the head coach. In the confrontation, Darius remarked that Cheeks did not care if the team lost the next 20 games since he was going to be fired
Currently, Darius alongside Quentin Richardson co-hosts The Knuckleheads podcast. In their podcast the two interview both former and current professional basketball players. He has been a part of the podcast since he joined in February 2019.
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