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Dennis Schroder says constant NBA moves are just business

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Dennis Schroder said his family has learned to handle frequent NBA moves, with teams covering logistics and his children homeschooling.

Dennis Schroder is treating another NBA move as part of the job, not a crisis.

In an interview with Braunschweiger Zeitung, Schroder was asked about the family side of changing teams again after six months. His answer was blunt. "The media make it worse than it is," he said. "The teams pay for everything for us, we continue to live just as we lived before. The children are homeschooling, our family comes to visit two or three times a year - nothing changes."

The context is the volume of movement around him. The German guard is close to Ish Smith's unofficial record of 13 NBA teams from 2010 to 2023, and the Reddit post framed this as Schroder's 12th stop in his 12th NBA year. Schroder's own line was simpler: "That's the business."

That does not make the churn invisible, especially with a wife and children involved. But Schroder is presenting it as a managed routine, with logistics covered by teams and schooling already built around a career that rarely stays still for long.

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