Ex-Hawks G Allen Crabbe Receives Probation in Plea Deal from June 2019 Arrest
Free-agent swingman Allen Crabbe, who most recently suited up for the Minnesota Timberwolves, was sentenced to three years probation as a result of a June 26 arrest in West Hollywood, California, for driving under the influence.
Per TMZ Sports, Crabbe pled no contest to a lesser charge of "engaging in a motor vehicle exhibition of speed on a highway." His sentencing also includes mandatory completion of two DUI education courses.
The 6'5" Crabbe, who has played seven NBA seasons, was waived by Minnesota on Feb. 29.
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He has also played for the Portland Trail Blazers, Brooklyn Nets and Atlanta Hawks.
Atlanta traded him to Minnesota on Jan. 16. He became a member of the back end of the rotation, averaging over 14 minutes per game.
However, he missed four games between Feb. 23 and Feb. 29 for personal reasons. He was soon waived, a move Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic said seemed like "it was always heading this way."
Per Kurt Helin of NBC Sports, Crabbe will be eligible for a postseason roster if a playoff-bound team agrees to a deal with the ex-Cal star.
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