Wizards and Knicks eyeing Malcolm Brogdon
The Pacers are seriously discussing trades centered on Malcolm Brogdon and Myles Turner, sources said. The Wizards and Knicks are interested in Brogdon, armed with the Nos. 10 and 11 picks respectively, sources said. The Hornets have expressed interest in Turner, those sources said.
Source: Shams Charania @ The Athletic
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Players that averaged 19/5/5 or better with less than 2.5 TPG this season:
— Malcolm Brogdon
— Jimmy Butler
That’s it. pic.twitter.com/EwPQ1UhpBv – 10:08 AM
James Boyd @RomeovilleKid
With the #NBADraft less than a week away, has Malcolm Brogdon played his last game for the #Pacers? —> https://t.co/vZpIEIriWS
📸 me pic.twitter.com/fCQV5N8o9W – 4:58 PM
Source: Shams Charania @ The Athletic
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StatMuse @statmusePlayers that averaged 19/5/5 or better with less than 2.5 TPG this season:
— Malcolm Brogdon
— Jimmy Butler
That’s it. pic.twitter.com/EwPQ1UhpBv – 10:08 AM
James Boyd @RomeovilleKidWith the #NBADraft less than a week away, has Malcolm Brogdon played his last game for the #Pacers? —> https://t.co/vZpIEIriWS
📸 me pic.twitter.com/fCQV5N8o9W – 4:58 PM
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