Tributes Pour In As Ex-NBA Player Aaron Gordon’s Brother Drew Gordon Dies In Portland Car Crash At Age 33

Sad news has hit the sports world as it is reported that former NBA player Aaron Gordon’s brother, Drew Gordon, passed away in a tragic car accident in Portland at the age of 33. The news came as a shock to many, with tributes pouring in for the beloved sibling of the NBA star.

Friends and fans of the Gordon family have been expressing their condolences and sharing memories of Drew on the socials. Many have described him as a loving and caring person who was always there for others. His sudden death has left a deep impact on those who knew him, and the basketball community is mourning the loss of such a beloved figure.

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ESPN NBA senior writer Marc J. Spears reported that Drew‘s agent Calvin Andrews confirmed to the outlet that the 33-year-old died in a car accident in Portland, Oregon.

Drew played nine games for the Philadelphia 76ers during the 2014-15 season and has since played professionally in the U.S. and overseas.

Fans gave their condolences to Aaron and the Gordon family.

“That’s awful, rip,” one fan commented.

“Rest in peace, Drew. Condolences to the Gordon family,” another fan stated.

“Oh no… R.I.P Drew! This is really sad. Praying for the Gordon family!” a third fan added.

“Rest in peace. So sad. So young,” a fourth fan commented.

Drew was born five years earlier than his brother Aaron.

The two went to the same high school in San Jose.

During his high school days, Drew led his team to the West Catholic Athletic Championships over four years.

He began his collegiate career at UCLA in 2008.

Two years later, Gordon transferred to New Mexico.

After going undrafted in 2012, Drew joined the Dallas Mavericks summer league team.

He was dropped from the franchise and went on to play for numerous overseas teams including the Partizan Belgrade and Dinamo Sassari.

Gordon had summer league stints with two franchises until finally getting his big break with the 76ers.

He got called up by the Philadelphia squad in 2014 and made one appearance.

However, Gordon was waived by the team shortly after.

Drew’s death serves as a reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing every moment with loved ones. His memory will live on through the stories and memories shared by those who knew him best. May he rest in peace!

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