Dinwiddie tried to buy Wizards' jersey patch to advertise cryptocurrency
Spencer Dinwiddie was hoping to land a jersey patch deal with the Washington Wizards, but the NBA apparently wasn't keen on the idea.
The Wizards guard revealed Monday at the team's media day that the league rejected his attempt to purchase a jersey patch to advertise cryptocurrency.
Spencer Dinwiddie says he tried to buy the Wizards' jersey patch before this season to advertise crypto currency. The price was $12M and he was willing to pay, but the league wouldn't let him.
— Chase Hughes (@ChaseHughesNBCS) September 27, 2021
Dinwiddie later tweeted that he had hoped to promote Calaxy, a blockchain-based app he launched for creators.
The 28-year-old joined the Wizards in August in a sign-and-trade after spending the last five seasons with the Brooklyn Nets. He's coming off a partial ACL tear that limited him to three games last season.
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