One of the most unique hairstyles in the NBA was Lonnie Walker's, from the San Antonio Spurs, who came in ready to the league to make an impact on and off the court.
The second year player from Miami has played in 70 career games, where he averaged 4.9 points per game. One way or the other, his hairstyle was the people liked to talk about the most despite his productive numbers, shooting a career 40% from the three point line.
That has come to an end though, since the 21 year-old has decided to cut his 'pineapple' hair ahead of the NBA resuming its season in Orlando next July.
What was shocking about hits is the reason why he decided to do it, since he posted a picture on social media revealing that he was sexually abused as a child. According to him, he used his hair as a 'cloaking device'.
Despite being so young in the league, the way Walker IV has been able to take a step forward and reveal this says a lot about his character and the man he has become since his arrival at the NBA. The way he has maturely handled this unfortunate situation and how brave he was to admit it should be an example for everyone out there who has faced serious adversity in life.