amar'e stoudemire

Amar'e Carsares Stoudemire[a]?(born November 16, 1982)[1]?is an American-Israeli[2]?professional?basketball?coach and former player who most recently served as a player development assistant for the?Brooklyn Nets?of the?National Basketball Association?(NBA). He will be inducted into the?International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame?in the summer of 2025.[3] Amar'e Stoudemire? Stoudemire with the?Phoenix Suns?in 2009 Personal informationBornNovember 16, 1982?(age?43) Lake Wales, Florida, U.S. NationalityAmerican / IsraeliListed height6?ft 10?in (2.08?m)Listed weight250?lb (113?kg)Career informationHigh school Lake Wales (Lake Wales, Florida) Mount Zion Christian Academy (Durham, North Carolina) Cypress Creek (Orlando, Florida) NBA draft2002: 1st round, 9th overall pickDrafted byPhoenix SunsPlaying career2002–2020PositionPower forward?/?centerNumber32, 1, 5Career history2002–2010Phoenix Suns2010–2015New York Knicks2015Dallas Mavericks2015–2016Miami Heat2016–2017, 2018–2019Hapoel Jerusalem2019Fujian Sturgeons2020Maccabi Tel AvivCareer highlights 6×?NBA All-Star?(2005,?2007–2011) All-NBA First Team?(2007) 4×?All-NBA Second Team?(2005,?2008,?2010,?2011) NBA Rookie of the Year?(2003) NBA All-Rookie First Team?(2003) No. 32?retired by Phoenix Suns 2×?Israeli Basketball Premier League?champion (2017,?2020) Israeli Basketball Premier League Finals MVP?(2020) Israeli Cup?winner (2019) 2×?Israeli Basketball Premier League?All-Star (2017,?2019) All-EuroCup Second Team?(2017) Israeli League Cup?winner (2016) First-team?Parade?All-American?(2002) McDonald's All-American?(2002) Florida Mr. Basketball?(2002) Career NBA statisticsPoints15,994 (18.9 ppg)Rebounds6,632 (7.8 rpg)Blocks1,054 (1.2 bpg)Stats?at NBA.com??Stats?at?Basketball Reference?? Medals Men's BasketballRepresenting?the???United StatesOlympic Games?2004 AthensTeamFIBA Americas Championship?2007 Las VegasTeam He won the?NBA Rookie of the Year Award?in 2003 with the?Phoenix Suns, who sel