The most explosive and heartbreaking thing in the entertainment industry recently is that Chen Yufan was detained for taking drugs. How many people hope that the singer named "Chen" in the report is not Chen Yufan. Until recently, a report naming names confirmed that Chen Yufan was ordered to detoxify in the community for three years, and this matter can be considered settled. The dangers of drugs are well known to everyone, but there are still people who touch this bottom line. The same is true for many NBA stars. So how are the drug-addicted NBA stars doing?

Lamar Odom

Speaking of Odom, every Lakers fan or even Kobe Bryant fan knows him. He was once the most versatile small forward and the right-hand man of Kobe Bryant's purple and gold dynasty. Who could have imagined what he is like now?

People always have ups and downs. Being traded by the Lakers does not become a reason for indulgence. Frequent visits to brothels, losing oneself in drugs, and ruining one's career and reputation.

In 2015, he nearly died after taking a large amount of drugs and aphrodisiacs in a Nevada brothel.

At this time, his ex-wife Khloe Kardashian did not give up on him, and still accompanied him through the most difficult days, hoping that he could change his ways and start over.

Unfortunately, Odom, who came out of drug rehab, did not change his mind. In 2017, it was revealed that he almost died in a Los Angeles nightclub due to drug abuse again. This time no one could help him, his career was gone, and his wife was gone.

Sean Kemp

Once considered a perfect combination of speed and strength, he and Gary Payton were called the Seattle Twins. In 1996, the two also led the team to the finals, challenging the rising Bulls.

A former genius boy, a future star as famous as Durant, even in the 2008 draft everyone thought he was no worse than the top pick Rose.

But now that Beasley is wearing a Lakers jersey, there is almost no chance for him to appear. He has already fallen before he reaches his peak.

As the second overall pick, Beasley averaged 13.9 points and 5.4 rebounds in his rookie season. In the 2010-11 season, he averaged 19.2 points and 5.6 rebounds per game.

At the same time this season, he, Mario Chalmers and Darrell Arthur were suspected of smoking marijuana, and Beasley was fined $50,000.

In the second season, traces of marijuana appeared in one of his selfies. Later, he was raided by the police for possession of marijuana and was eventually sent to a drug rehabilitation center.

Beasley, who was originally the favored son of the emperor, eventually fell into obscurity and could only hang out in the CBA. Later, relying on his own talent and hard work, he finally returned to the NBA, but he could only wander around various teams.

Steve Francis

The scene of him standing up for Yao Ming and pushing away Stoudemire's camera has become a heart-warming memory for many people.

Francis averaged 18 points, 6.6 assists and 5.3 rebounds per game in his rookie season, won the Rookie of the Year award, and was selected to the All-Star three times in his career.

But the speed of his fall is really surprising. Almost overnight, he lost the explosive power he was so proud of. After being laid off one after another, he was forced to leave the NBA.

2016 , Yao Ming was elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. As a former teammate of Yao, Francis also came to the scene. But Francis, who is less than 40 years old, can simply be described as senile.

Froman

As a first-round draft pick in 2004, Froman had a very bumpy career. After failing to make a mark in the NBA, he turned to the CBA. In 2015, Froman was killed by his roommate at home, and police also discovered that he had a habit of abusing drugs.

Because of drugs, I even lost my life. While feeling sad, I have to sigh: Life is limited. I hope everyone will stay away from drugs and cherish life!

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