The NBA has become a global game over the past few years.
The most talented players in the world look to play in the NBA, as it is the most competitive league in the world. Sometimes, when players can’t find a job on any of the 30 teams, they look overseas to continue their career.
On Oct. 16, 2025, the Charlotte Hornets cut ties with Spencer Dinwiddie, just months after signing him to a one-year contract.
Dinwiddie was an 11-year NBA veteran, known for his time with the Brooklyn Nets, Dallas Mavericks and had a brief stint with the Lakers.
On Thursday, FC Bayern Munich announced that Dinwiddie had agreed on a deal that will have him signed until the end of the season, finalizing the German 15-man team.
Dinwiddie was an electrifying player who averaged 13 points per game over his 11-year career, and even notched 20.6 points per game for Brooklyn in 2020.
Dinwiddie began his career with the Detroit Pistons when they drafted him with the 38th pick in the 2014 draft, before really starting his career two years later in Brooklyn.
Throughout his career, he has averaged over 15 points per game four times and averaged 5.1 assists per game.
His tenure with the Dallas Mavericks was broken into two stints, one in 2022 and one in 2024.
He suited up for the Los Angeles Lakers in between his time in Dallas, playing just 28 games for them.
Aside from the Nets, Lakers, Mavericks, and Pistons, he also played for the Washington Wizards for one year.
After the Hornets decided to waive him, Dinwiddie will continue his professional career in Germany.
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