Balanced Bridge Funding Provides Financing to NBA Draft Prospects

Funding for athletes looking for support as they work towards the NBA draft is available now at Balanced Bridge Funding.

ARDMORE, Pa., March 24, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- As the NBA Draft gets closer, prospects that are projected to be chosen by one of the 32 teams have to make sure they continue towards the goal of being drafted. Similar to the NFL draft process, NBA prospects will continue training physically, mentally, and emotionally to ensure they are in peak shape when interacting with NBA executives and scouts. This entails mock interviews, specialized training at facilities, and workouts with teams.

In collaboration with highly-esteemed agent Leigh Steinberg, Forbes published an article in 2018 which stated players and their representatives preparing for the draft can spend around $20,000. Due to Balanced Bridge Funding's experience with the financing needs of professional athletes, they can provide funding to NBA draft prospects so they can continue their preparation. This funding can be used towards a variety of expenses the players or their representatives will have to bear before the actual draft happens in June; frankly before they receive their first paychecks from their professional contracts in mid-November.

The NBA Draft is arguably one of the most popular events in professional sports. The chosen few of basketball from different parts of the world meet at one place where their lives and the hopes of a city will change once they are drafted. The global audience gets to see the transition of the athletes and all the pomp and circumstance that accompanies the draft; the fashion, the jewelry; and the family's reaction when that player's name is called. However, it is a long road between getting drafted and playing in the league.

In 2021, a YouTube series titled The Journey produced by Through the Lens documented the kinds of things draft prospects have to deal with. The series was partially produced by current NBA stars Jalen Suggs and Carmelo Anthony. Lebron James's outlet Uninterrupted featured current Atlanta Hawk, Sharife Cooper, and his preparation for the 2021 draft. In 2020 during the midst of Covid, CBS Sports published a story about how draft prospects prepared during this unique time.

The month of March is the most important time for college basketball. The best players around the country will compete at a chance to be crowned champion. Selection Sunday is the day college basketball teams will find out if they will have the opportunity to compete in the March Madness tournament. Some players will cement their place in the NBA draft and others will make a name for themselves and be the talk of the tournament. The eyes of the basketball world will focus on the college athletes and their performances until the championship. NBA draft boards may change depending on the outcome of the tournament. Once the tournament is over, underclassmen who exhibited the most promise will start training and preparing for the draft taking place in June.

To find out more about Balanced Bridge Funding's NBA Pre-Draft Advances visit the website; call 267-457-4540, or email [email protected]. NBA Draft prospects or their representatives can fill out an application to start the process today.

SOURCE Balanced Bridge Funding