After years of waiting, longtime NBA guard Nate Robinson has a new kidney. The three-time Slam Dunk Contest champion had been dealing with kidney failure for years, and publicly announced he was undergoing treatment for renal kidney failure in 2022.

Former NBA point guard Nate Robinson just revealed some potentially life-changing news. After a long battle with renal disease, the 40-year-old is receiving the help he desperately needs. “I’m here to celebrate and thank the LORD for all he has done in my life,

The three-time NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion found out 20 years ago that his kidneys weren’t functioning properly and that he would one day need a transplant.

After fellow NBA alumni Jamal Crawford, Wilson Chandler, Dwyane Wade, Rip Hamilton and Chris Webber all commented well wishes to the former dunk contest champ, Robinson shared a selfie to his Instagram Stories featuring his mother — who he called the "one & only" — together in the hospital.

Nate Robinson is getting a new kidney after dealing with kidney disease for the past 19 years. The former Knicks guard, who will turn 41 in May, announced he will undergo a kidney transplant on Friday in a post on Instagram.

Ex-NBA guard Nate Robinson had a successful kidney transplant Friday at the University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle.

Nate Robinson, a former NBA player and three-time slam dunk contest champion, has revealed that he will undergo kidney surgery after finding a donor.

Nate Robinson literally made a friend for life in a Northwest man named Shane Cleveland, a Husky fan who on Friday donated a kidney to the former NBA standout and the legendary University of Washington athlete.