- Gervin breaks ground
- Schayes Profile
- Vincent joins staff
- NBRPA Moving
- NBRPA to launch program
- Earl Lloyd Profile
- Thurl Bailey Profile
- All in the Family
- Tinsley family member passes
- Tucson event feeds kids
- McCarty has new career
- Marvin Roberts Profile
- Tucson NBRPA Holiday Benefit
- Foyle hosts charity event
- Giving Back in Los Angeles
- P.A.S.T. & NBRPA Team-Up
- Phoenix Chapter event
- Walt Hazzard passes
- Macauley passes
- Real Meaning of Hero
- Houston chapter joins Magic
- Charity golf in LA
- LaRue Martin Profile
- Phoenix chapter gives back
- Harvey Catchings Profile
- Huston hosts clinic
- Fielkow visits Atlanta
- George Tinsley Profile
- CEO to visit Atlanta
- 2011 LWSC
- NBRPA Annouces Program
- Houston keeps momentum
- Remembering Tosh
- Press Release 9/28/11
- Preaching Teamwork
- SkyForce Hire Recasner
- Greatest Brother Act
- Newman in VA Sports Hall
- Where Are They Now?
- Hitting High Notes
- Standing Above the Crowd
- Dave Cowens
- The 'Enforcer'
- Journey to China
- No Pain, All Gain
- Beaming Message of Hope
- Rookie Transition Program
- Life After Basketball
- October Birthdays
- Leading the Way
Rookie Transition Program

The National Basketball Retired Players Association’s (“NBRPA”) presence was felt this week at the NBA Rookie Transition Program held in New York.
Two panel discussions were moderated by the NBRPA Executive Director, Charles D. Smith and current Board member, Tom “Satch” Sanders.
The Legends Panel, moderated by Mr. Smith featured former players, Earl “The Pearl” Monroe, Alonzo Mourning, Spencer Haywood and Sam Perkins. This session educated the 2010 NBA rookie class on professionalism, media, peer pressure, family, and long-term planning. The Legends gave advice and share their past experiences to the issues that are faced throughout the careers of the NBA rookies.
Satch Sanders moderated a panel exploring some areas and some distractions that have gotten players off track in the past and put some of their valuable assets at risk.
This mandatory program is organized by both the NBA and the NBPA. This NBA Rookie Transition Program is the last of many awareness meetings for the rookies before they report to their teams for training to start their first NBA season.