Trenton Hassell

Basketball player and defensive specialist

Trenton Hassell - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 4th, 1979
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Trenton Hassell played professional basketball primarily in the NBA. Drafted in 2001, he played for several teams including the Chicago Bulls and the Memphis Grizzlies. Hassell was recognized for his tenacious defense and ability to contribute to team dynamics. In addition to his time in the NBA, he also played overseas in various leagues, further showcasing his skills on an international level. His career in the NBA lasted until 2010.

Drafted by the Chicago Bulls in 2001

Played for the Memphis Grizzlies

Competed internationally in basketball leagues

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