"Now, more than 70 percent of NBA players have tattoos, according to In the Paint: Tattoos of the NBA and the Stories Behind Them, by Andrew Gottlieb, published in 2003. The 112-page book shows pictures of tattoos from todays hottest NBA stars, and quotes players about why they chose the images they did. Even the players representations on Video Games like NBA LIVE 2005 are tatted out."
Source: http://www.poynter.org/column.asp?id=65&aid=84986&custom=PointsSouth+2005%3A+The+online+publication+of+Poynter%5C's+Summer+Program+for+Recent+College+Graduates.+&view=print
The NBA Development League (NBDL) is a league in which poorly playing players or undrafted college players go to prove that they should play in the NBA. If the players are good enough, they may be called up by an NBA team.
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I am almost positive that you will have to cover it up. Hope this helps! <3 :)
They get paid from the companies who sponsor the slam dunk competition like for example: Sprite gives money to the NBA for putting their name up on signs then the NBA gives the players a percent.
If you want to cover up a tattoo that no longer has special meaning, you can cover it up with a whole new tattoo. But if your looking for a temporary cover up, try make up. There is also a special type of make up, called tattoo cover up.
As of 2014, Chino Moreno has a total of 3 tattoos. He has of the Virgin Mary, his name on his back, and a sun on his forearm that he plans to cover up.
i dont think so...duke has never really put out any good quality nba players no duke player has been succcesful in my opininonThere is no Pro Basketball or NBA Hall of Fame. The Basketball Hall of Fame is littered with players you have never heard of who never played in the NBA. Women players, foreign players, college players, all end up in the same hall of fame.
when the playe are in warm up.
It means they either had a lot of bad tattoos they wanted to cover up, or more simply, they just wanted to black arm.
Traditional Egyptian cover up tattoos were often symbols of protection and power. Some common designs included the Eye of Horus, Ankh, and scarab beetle. These tattoos were believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck to the wearer. In ancient Egyptian culture, tattoos were also used to signify social status and religious beliefs.
Because some work places see tattoos as a symbol of immaturity and rebellion...or at least that's what my boss told me
The A'OK sign. or the Three Goggles.