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Delonte West is Looking Healthy While Riding a Bike Around Florida
By Matt Schultz
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This tweet just came across my desk, and it’s brought me some real joy: a very healthy-looking Delonte West posted an Instagram Story video of himself riding a bike around Florida after announcing he was 100 days sober back in March:
This is what’s up. Hell yeah. Right on, Delonte. It’s awesome to see him looking good and having fun and enjoying Florida. Those are three of the best things in life. If you’re here reading CrossingBroad.com, you’re probably well aware that Delonte has struggled with substance abuse in recent years, which makes it a pretty special thing to see him looking this good. He also appears to be wearing his own Celtics jersey, which is cool as hell. Makes you wonder why NBA players don’t do this everywhere they go every single day. I would do this. Imagine it’d feel very powerful.
Everyone online is saying he’s now ten months sober (I can’t find Delonte personally saying that anywhere, so I guess everyone’s just assuming it because he hit the 100-day mark in March and he seems to be doing great), which would be amazing. I’m pumped to see it, and I’m not alone there:
Good for him. I hope he is able to remain sober and have a great life.
— James (@tiredofthemall) September 9, 2026
Really pulling for Delonte. Addiction is a beast to overcome and it’s great to see him looking happy and healthy
— M Scott (@Letsgetawesome5) September 9, 2026
Good for him, hope he keeps winning the fight.
— benny (@JOJO12579814) September 9, 2026
Looks like a new leash on life
— Spade (@Spademeta) September 9, 2026
Very happy for him
I simply can’t say it enough: Hell yeah. Let us all now carry these good vibes forward by watching some Delonte highlights:
Matt Schultz is a comedy and sports writer from Philadelphia. He’s written extensively for ClickHole, The Onion, and Conan O’Brien’s Team Coco. His work has been featured in Vulture, Deadspin, The A.V. Club, Paste Magazine, and other publications. Much of his sports journalism can be found on college basketball websites that don’t exist anymore (PhilaHoops Heads rise up…) email: M.Schultz@sportradar.com


