At the 2024 trade deadline, the Detroit Pistons acquired veteran wing Evan Fournier from the New York Knicks. Since his short run with the team, he's kept his professional career going overseas.
New York Knicks fans did not love Evan Fournier. The sharpshooter came to New York and got handed a contract that became the subject of disdain for many fans in the city.
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Former NBA player Evan Fournier signed a new three-year deal with Olympiacos BC in Greece this offseason after he joined the team last season. Fournier spent 12 years in the NBA, split between the Denver Nuggets, Orlando Magic, Boston Celtics, New York Knicks, and Detroit Pistons.
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Former New York Knicks guard Evan Fournier has never been one to keep his opinions quiet, whether it's good or bad. This time, Fournier is expressing his opinion in a positive way, complimenting fellow NBA veteran Austin Rivers.
Basketball season is coming to an end around the world. The NBA Finals just started, but those aren't the only league finals going on currently. Former Denver Nuggets and New York Knicks guard Evan Fournier plays for Olympiacos BC in Greece, and his team has made it to the Greek League Finals.
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Evan Fournier spent 12 seasons in the NBA and went from being a Playoff-caliber co-star to an end-of-the-bench veteran over that time. He ended last season on the woeful Detroit Pistons, a very frustrating experience for the French shooting guard, which prompted him to sign with Olympiacos in Europe.
Evan Fournier recently made headlines by turning down a two-year contract offer from the Washington Wizards in favor of signing a two-year, $4 million deal with Olympiacos in the EuroLeague.
Currently, veteran forward Evan Fournier is not set to join an NBA roster for the 2024-2025 NBA season. Although Fournier had a team option with the Detroit Pistons after they acquired him from the New York Knicks at the 2024 NBA trade deadline, the Pistons declined it, making him a free agent.
Detroit Pistons veteran shooting guard Evan Fournier has to be somewhat happy about being traded by the New York Knicks ahead of the NBA Trade Deadline.
According to NBA insider Marc Stein, Evan Fournier will finish the season with the Detroit Pistons. The New York Knicks traded Fournier to the Pistons on February 8.
After spending the better part of the last two seasons on the bench in New York, he was traded from the Knicks to the Pistons as a salary-matching piece in the deadline-day deal that sent Bojan Bogdanovic and Alec Burks out of Detroit.
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There are few, if any certainties surrounding modern New York Knicks basketball. But one can more or less assume that Evan Fournier has no place in a fully healthy Manhattan rotation.
Evan Fournier has made two appearances for the Knicks this season. The veteran guard has been exiled from Tom Thibodeau's rotation since November 15, 2022. Since then, Fournier has been used sparingly by the Knicks, often finding himself glued to the bench.