Isaiah Thomas has been overcoming long odds throughout his NBA career, so he’s not going to let his age and injury history spoil his hopes of another comeback, writes Dylan Ackerman of Cronkite News.

If you haven’t watched Isaiah Thomas in his prime, you might only know him as the NBA journeyman looking for a long-term contract from any team that would have him. But nearly ten years ago, Thomas was an elite scorer and former All-Star who led the Boston Celtics in the playoffs through heroic performances.

Isaiah Thomas, at 35 years old, is not ready to ride off into the sunset just yet. “I just enjoy the process, but I know what I’m fighting against,” Thomas said in August during a lull at his Ninth Annual ZekeEnd Tournament in Tacoma,

Isaiah Thomas is held in high regard among Bo s ton Celtics fans. His tenure with the franchise helped expedite Danny Ainge's rebuild while also allowing Brad Stevens team to compete at the highest level. Thomas was a star for his two seasons in Boston. However, it hadn't always been that way for the diminutive point guard.

Over two months have passed, and the NBA free agency is still underway. However, many players are still searching for a destination for the next season. Two-time NBA All-Star Isaiah Thomas, who played for the Phoenix Suns last season,

Isaiah Thomas wants to play for another 2-3 seasons and believes he still has what it takes to perform at a high level.

Isaiah Thomas is coming off a year where he appeared in six games for the Phoenix Suns. He averaged 1.3 points per contest and became a free agent over the offseason. On September 13, Thomas still remains available to sign with any team in the NBA.