Over Antoine Walker's illustrious 13-year NBA career, he's made at least $110 million, but apparently today, he's broke. Walker will be going to court this week in Las Vegas to answer to charges of fraud for writing bad checks, totaling $1 million, to different casinos. He was arrested back in July, but now an in-depth report by the Boston Globe claims that Walker may be worse off than first thought. According to the Globe, Walker also owes J.P. Morgan Chase Bank $1,571,771.47, Wachovia Bank $1,540,929.14, American Express 53,321.71 and his former agent $450,000.

Although Walker and his reps aren't speaking on the situation, his mother, Diane Walker, is speaking up in defense of her son.

Mother Walker told the Boston Globe:

Antoine doesn't owe anybody any explanation. He's not out here hurting anybody. He's trying to live his life peacefully. That's all he's doing . . . My son is young. Why can't he just enjoy life, go where he wants to go? Antoine is doing great. I have my home. He has his home. If he's doing so bad, then how could we still be here?

Apparently, Antoine needs to talk to his momma. He was released from the Grizzlies last season and is currently looking for a team to sign him; he's even considering going overseas. In the meantime, though, Walker is going to court to answer to charges of three felony counts of drawing and passing checks without sufficient funds with intent to defraud. If Walker cannot settle and start making payments on this debt, he may face a sentence of one to four years in prison.