Rasheed Wallace Net Worth: What Is Rasheed Worth?

American basketball coach, Rasheed Wallace, has a net worth that stands around $75m.

Rasheed, has so far made $158m from his 18-year NBA career.

He earned a minimum salary of $1.7m when he was with the New York Knicks.

As of 1995, when he began his career, Rasheed earned $1,960,693 and as of 2012/2013, when he retired, he earned $1,352,181.

Rasheed Wallace Playing Career

Born on September 17, 1974, Rasheed hails from Philadelphia. He played basketball while in college at the University of North Carolina.

He went ahead to play for the Washington Bullets (1995–1996), Portland Trail Blazers (1996–2004), Atlanta Hawks (2004), Detroit Pistons (2004–2009), Boston Celtics (2009–2010), and the New York Knicks (2012–2013).

He played last with the New York Knicks before his retirement in 2013, which came as a result of a foot injury.

Rasheed Wallace Coaching Career

Rasheed began his coaching career in 2013 with the Detroit Pistons.

In 2021, he was assigned as an assistant coach at Memphis on Penny Hardaway’s staff roster.

In 2022, he began coaching the Tigers together with coach Larry Brown, but in January 2022, Rasheed switched to coaching remotely.

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