T. J. Warren

Anthony "T. J." Warren Jr., born on September 5, 1993, is a talented American professional basketball player currently showcasing his skills with the Westchester Knicks in the NBA G League. Warren's basketball journey began at North Carolina State University, where he played as a small forward for the Wolfpack in the Atlantic Coast Conference. His remarkable performance during the 2013–14 season earned him consensus second-team All-American honors and the prestigious title of ACC Player of the Year, as he led the conference in scoring with an impressive average of twenty-four point nine points per game.

In the 2014 NBA draft, Warren was selected in the first round as the fourteenth overall pick by the Phoenix Suns. He dedicated five seasons to the Suns, where he developed into a formidable player before being traded to the Indiana Pacers in 2019. Warren's career reached new heights during the NBA bubble in 2020, where he delivered a stunning performance, averaging thirty-one points per game and achieving a career-high fifty-three points in a single game against the Philadelphia 76ers.

Despite facing challenges due to injuries in his later years with the Pacers, Warren continued to pursue his passion for the game. In 2022, he signed with the Brooklyn Nets, and in 2023, he made a return to the Suns after a trade. His journey also includes a stint with the Minnesota Timberwolves, showcasing his versatility and resilience as a player.