Antoine Wright has entered the D-League pool of players. Wright will hope to use the D-League as a springboard to return to the NBA.

Antoine Wright believes that if he plays well in Spain he will be able to resume his career in the NBA. He might be right, but he's never going to be a fantasy asset. In his seven-year NBA career he averaged 5.4 points on 41% shooting (30% from downtown).

Antoine Wright has signed with Asefa Estudiantes. Wright, the no. 15 overall pick in 2005, spent last season in China after being waived by the Kings. He should continue to find success overseas after looking like nothing more than a marginal player in the NBA.

Antoine Wright is close to a deal with Estudiantes. Wright was waived early last season and later agreed to a deal to play in China. After the season, he proceeded to rip the Kings organization while simultaneously admitting that his work ethic and attitude were rather poor. Perhaps he'll blossom in Spain, but he's nothing more than a deep reserve on most NBA teams.

Ex-NBA swingman Antoine Wright admitted in a recent interview that his first few seasons in the league, with the Nets, were hampered by "a lack of work ethic and poor attitude." Wright also ripped into the Kings organization and assistant coach Mario Elie, but the bottom line is that he's doing himself no favors in his comeback attempt. Don't expect his name to appear on any fantasy rosters next year, even if he is given another chance by an NBA team.