Swift made “a reported $20 million playing hoops.” Robert worked through the duration of his rookie contract and signed for one year with the Oklahoma City Thunder once that franchise left Seattle in 2008. Basketball-Reference has his overall earnings at just under $11.5 million. Hardly a pittance, and certainly something to buy a house with.

Robert Swift’s short NBA career, sadly, produced more bad punchlines than it did productive seasons. The heavily-tattooed big man was drafted directly out of high school in 2004 and was a favorite amongst several well-respected NBA GMs, but his game never found a groove and he last played in the NBA back in 2009.

Maybe Kevin Durant knows the guy if he was any good as a player.
Maybe Brooks can get him to play with the Thunder again,

This all points back to him and he and only he can solve the puzzle he thinks will take of itself.

First, identify the problem and then look at the possibilities on how to plug that hole.
Second, tell the problem to those involve and talk it over.
Third, do some drills and see if it will be part of the Thunder’s playbook and how the players accomplish what has been discussed.

Hope that helps Brooks make something of it and probably, John, you need to give him advice.

I like to see him do that to bigger players, like Kobe Bryant, remember that small shove he gave and Kobe was staring him down and he did not ant to stare back, moving away from him. He is just like that, a hot headed bully, but nothing to really show.