According to The Detroit News, Hardaway, 44, is in some tax trouble despite the fact that he earned $46.6 million during his NBA carreer. That's where his former team stepped in.
The team bought Hardaway's 7,542 square foot mansion to clear up the $120,000 federal tax debt and erase the lein the IRS had on the house. It was sold to Miami Heat Limited Partnership, which owns the Miami Heat.
Hardaway is still living in the mansion and working as a college basketball analyst for Compass Media Networks, which broadcasts games in all conferences.
