Carlos Boozer has lost some of his luster.
Once an established star for the Utah Jazz, the 32-year-old may now be better known for a C-list rap album replete with an appearance by auto-tune pioneer T-Pain.
USA Today's Micah Peters reports, "Boozer, Shawn Marion, and sundry other NBA players that want to make their own locker room pump-up music are dropping a 10-track album on iTunes," adding, "It’s called Full Court Press Vol. 1, which means that THERE COULD BE MORE TO COME."
We can only hope.
If Boozer's looking to supplement his NBA legacy with a life in entertainment, he's come to the right place.
The Los Angeles Lakers acquired Boozer in July off waivers after the Chicago Bulls used their amnesty clause on him.
According to ESPN.com's Brian Windhorst, "Nine teams with cap space were able to make a blind bid to pick up the remaining portion of Boozer's $16.8 million deal with the Chicago Bulls. The Lakers won with a bid of $3.25 million, sources told ESPN.com's Marc Stein."
"Carlos is an established veteran and a proven All-Star, who will be a welcome addit ...
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