Stephon Marbury Net Worth 2020 and CareerStephon Marbury Net Worth 2020 and Career. Net Worth 2020 Stephon Marbury may have retired from the NBA and professional basketball in general but his reputation as a rule breaker and an all-round bad boy left a legacy that will hold him in discussions about basketball for years to come. 
The guy with a colorful past spent many years in the Chinese League and the NBA. There was a two-time All-Star in the NBA and he was a multiple-time Championship winner in China.
Stephon Marbury is a US professional athlete with a net value of $60 million.
His college career started brightly and led the team to a semi-final NCAA tournament with the Yellow Jackets in their first season. But Stephon decided to declare for the NBA Draft after spending a season with the Yellow Jackets. As a well-desired talent who had just completed another fantastic season, Stephon was definitely a first-round pick prospect for the draft and it was rightly established as the Milwaukee Bucks selected him as the fourth overall selection in the first round. But he never appeared for the Bucks as he was traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves immediately. His NBA rookie season saw him named after a season in the All-Rookie Team in which he recorded 15.8 points and 7.8 assists. He was a prominent leader in the squad with his first two seasons at the Timberwolves leading them to two playoffs in 1997 and 1998. At the Timberwolves he did not last long and was ultimately traded to the New Jersey Nets. He spent two seasons at the Nets and he had limited quality talent around him despite continuing his own individual brilliance and the Nets never made the playoffs during his time in the team. After a public spat with New York Knicks head coach in the 2005/2006 season Stephon got his reputation as a bad boy. He fell out with the head coach Larry Brown after he got traded to the New York Knicks in 2004. Before he was suspended from the squad it was the first of a series of feuds and public spats. He played for the Boston Celtics for a year before going to China to play in the Chinese Basketball Association before returning to Japan for the rest of his career. His Chinese relationship last eight years and during his time in the country he played for four teams.