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Malcolm Brogdon Rumors
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Position: G
Born: 12/11/92
Height: 6-5 / 1.96
Weight:225 lbs. / 102.1 kg.
Salary: $1,544,951
Born: 12/11/92
Height: 6-5 / 1.96
Weight:225 lbs. / 102.1 kg.
Salary: $1,544,951
The Clippers invited the Bucks to participate in the commemoration. Both teams wore the shirts, which were approved by the NBA, beneath their warm-up jackets and revealed the shirts during a moment of silence in the dark arena. “Guys like us, we have such a huge platform and such a huge voice,” Bucks guard Malcolm Brogdon said. “I think it’s important for organizations as a whole show support, show love.”
A trip to Ghana with his parents when he was 10 years old made future University of Virginia basketball star Malcolm Brogdon see his purpose in the world differently. “People were literally starving on the street and were so malnourished that they could barely walk,” recalled Brogdon, an incredulousness still in his voice. “And they didn’t have clean water, which they could put into their bodies to help them lead and sustain a livable life.”
Alex Kennedy: Malcolm Brogdon, Justin Anderson, Garrett Temple, Joe Harris and Anthony Tolliver launched “Hoops2o,” a program to bring clean water to East African communities. They’re raising money for wells and hope to raise $225,000 this season. Love it @Justin Anderson, @Garrett Temple, @Anthony Tolliver!
Darren Wolfson: “Is Goran Dragic available [in exchange for Jimmy Butler]? Yeah, the Wolves could acquire Goran Dragic. Is Hassan Whiteside available? Yeah, the Wolves could acquire Hassan Whiteside. From Houston, you can get Eric Gordon. You can get PJ Tucker. The Rockets want Jimmy Butler. The Bucks are willing to offer Malcolm Brogdon, Eric Bledsoe—the Bucks still have interest in Jimmy Butler, but they’re not willing to move Khris Middleton. … The Clippers are also still very, very interested in Jimmy Butler.”
Matt Velasquez: John Henson taking turns working on corner 3’s with Malcolm Brogdon.
Michael Beasley: Two years ago, Malcolm Brogdon won Rookie of the Year with 10 points and three rebounds a game, but now Lonzo is 11-7-7 and he’s a bust? I’m a Lonzo fan. I think if you just let him play and not worry about if he can shoot or not, I think you will see a player that knows how and wants to play a complete game of basketball. Same thing with Kyle Kuzma. I liked him in college but didn’t know how skilled he was until I played against him in the NBA. Josh Hart, same thing.
