Penny demonstrates the power of having life in its proper perspective. Read the insightful Commercial-Appeal article by clicking title link above.

Don’t let his low-key nature fool you. Even after NBA retirement, Penny Hardaway is still good money. Click link above to read this Black Enterprise profile by writer Mia Hall where Penny talks about his transition game from the basketball court to flourishing entrepreneur and philanthropist.

Methodist University Hospital is partnering with former NBA player and University of Memphis    Tiger basketball legend Anfernee “Penny” Hardaway to provide use of the Methodist University Hospital gym at Eastmoreland and Claybrook for his Penny’s FastBreak Courts youth training program.

Penny Hardaway and Chris Rock go together like Jay-Z and Kanye. Both exude greatness in their own rite, but are a force when they’re together. After 20 years, magic was made on Thursday night’s episode of the Bottom Line Sports Show, when the two reunited to talk about the impact of the Lil Penny commercials and Penny got Chris to do the unthinkable: agree to discuss bringing Lil Penny back for new series of commercials. Talk about epic!!

Check the article from The Basketball Jones by clicking the link above. Also, in case you missed history, listen to the full episode for yourself.

Check out this great New York Times article about Penny Hardaway and Chris Rock reuniting on Bottom Line Sports Show after 20 years.

The Bottom Line Sports Show announced today that Chris Rock will appear as a special guest with Penny Hardaway on Thursday, April 12 at 9:00 p.m. Rock was the voice for the “Lil Penny” puppet who was the alter ego to basketball star Penny Hardaway in a series of Nike shoe commercials from 1994–1998. Listeners can expect a lively dialogue between Rock, Hardaway and the Bottom Line Sports Show crew about current sports topics and the phenomenon known as “Lil Penny.” The Bottom Line Sports Show is an insightful and interactive blog talk radio show executive produced by Penny Hardaway and former New York Knick Charles Oakley.

Click above link to read full press release.