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Milton Doyle
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Born: 10/31/93
Height: 6-4 / 1.93
Weight:180 lbs. / 81.6 kg.
Earnings: $127,250 ($141,141*)
Born: 10/31/93
Height: 6-4 / 1.93
Weight:180 lbs. / 81.6 kg.
Earnings: $127,250 ($141,141*)
Daniel Greenberg: The Chicago Bulls have waived three players: Milton Doyle Justin Simon Simisola Shittu Bulls roster now stands at 16 players.
Shams Charania: Former Nets guard and Loyola Rambler Milton Doyle has agreed to a partially guaranteed deal with the Chicago Bulls, league sources tell @The Athletic @Stadium.
In addition to inconvenient travel plans on a moment’s notice, some agents worried about the physical toll their clients endured and lack of sleep as former Brooklyn Nets two-way player Milton Doyle noted. “It gets crazy sometimes just because you never know when you’re going to get the call,” Doyle said. “Somebody might get hurt or be sick or anything. You might get a call at twelve, one, or two in the morning and they tell you that you’ve got to fly out at 6:00 in the morning. The flight, just to get to the airport — especially in New York — is crazy traffic and then a flight. It just takes a toll on your body with whatever traveling you’re doing.”
Ben Stinar: Sources: former Brooklyn #Nets guard Milton Doyle has signed in Spain with Club Baloncesto Murcia.
Michael Scotto: The Brooklyn Nets will not tender Nik Stauskas a qualifying offer, sources told @TheAthleticNYC. He’ll be an unrestricted free agent. The Nets did tender two-way player Milton Doyle a qualifying offer making him a restricted free agent. He’ll play in Summer League with Brooklyn.
“I didn’t meet Sister Jean until I was already on campus,” Doyle told The Athletic, laughing. After meeting her, Doyle’s college career finally began to take off. Doyle averaged 14.9 points as a freshman. As a sophomore, Doyle helped Loyola go 24-13 and win the 2015 College Basketball Invitational postseason tournament while shooting a collegiate-best 49 percent from the field and 42 percent from beyond the arc. “I remember before the conference tournament she sat down with me one-on-one and told me to continue leading,” Doyle told The Athletic. “Then we just talked about basketball and school.”
