Former Washington Wizards player and former Sixth Man of the Year, Malcolm Brogdon, retired from the NBA this week. Brogdon did not spend much time in Washington, as his time with the Wizards was limited to 24 games last season.
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Malcolm Brogdon has called it a career after nine seasons in the NBA. The news of Malcolm Brogdon’s retirement, just one week before the NBA season, sent shockwaves around the league.
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Malcolm Brogdon’s sudden retirement caught just about everyone off guard. According to James L. Edwards III and Fred Katz of The Athletic, the veteran guard had been penciled in for a rotation spot and a real role under coach Mike Brown.
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Veteran guard Malcolm Brogdon informed the New York Knicks on Wednesday that he is retiring from the NBA after nine seasons. Brogdon's decision comes just over one month after he signed a one-year, $3.3 million contract with the Knicks.
Former NBA Sixth Man of the Year Malcolm Brogdon has announced his retirement. Brogdon made his announcement on Wednesday, just a week before the start of the regular season.
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On Wednesday, Malcolm Brogdon shocked the NBA by announcing his retirement from the NBA. He had been training with the New York Knicks and was expected to secure a roster spot ahead of the new season.
After nine NBA seasons, Knicks guard Malcolm Brogdon is calling it a career, he told Shams Charania of ESPN. Brogdon, 33 in December, was set to make New York’s regular-season roster before informing team officials of his decision.
On Wednesday, Brogdon made the shocking decision to call time on his career and announce his immediate retirement from the NBA.
Since adding Malcolm Brogdon and Landry Shamet to the roster, the New York Knicks have been rumored to pursue a trade, as they can't keep both veterans without opening up a roster spot — making Pacome Dadiet the most logical trade piece.
Brogdon is fighting for a spot on the Knicks roster. He signed a non-guaranteed deal with the franchise in September.
The New York Knicks recently signed Malcolm Brogdon and Landry Shamet to non-guaranteed deals. Both veterans will have an opportunity to compete for a roster spot during training camp and preseason, but the Knicks will have to make other moves if they wish to roster both veterans.
The New York Knicks are bringing in Malcolm Brogdon for training camp in hopes of boosting the point guard depth on the roster. Brogdon is on a non-guaranteed contract, so he will have to prove himself to the coaching staff to warrant a spot on the team for the regular season.
The New York Knicks really only had room for one more veteran to bolster their bench. Since they signed two of them, their most recent first-round pick might be heading out the door.
New York made another move to add even more depth to its bench rotation.
The New York Knicks are signing free-agent guard Malcolm Brogdon to a one-year contract, his agent told ESPN on Friday morning. A former Sixth Man of the Year winner, Brogdon spent the past two seasons with the Portland Trail Blazers and Washington Wizards.
The Knicks and free agent guard Malcolm Brogdon have reached an agreement on a one-year contract, agent Sam Permut tells Shams Charania of ESPN (Twitter link).
The Sacramento Kings, New Orleans Pelicans, Minnesota Timberwolves and Golden State Warriors are interested in Malcolm Brogdon, according to Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report. Brogdon played for the Washington Wizards last season.
According to NBA insider Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, the Los Angeles Clippers, Phoenix Suns, Los Angeles Lakers, Golden State Warriors, Minnesota Timberwolves, New Orleans Pelicans, Sacramento Kings and Milwaukee Bucks are interested in Malcolm Brogdon.
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He will be an unrestricted free agent this summer after earning $22.5M in 2024-25 with the Wizards.
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He is still a multi-talented guard. However, a career blighted by injuries has left his value in tatters.
The Washington Wizards are likely approaching the end of the Malcolm Brogdon era. Brogdon, 32, has not played since Jan. 5 after suffering a foot injury that has now been upgraded to a plantar fascia contusion.
The Washington Wizards will be without one of their key pieces to begin the 2024-25 NBA season. Unfortunately, veteran guard Malcolm Brogdon will miss the first portion of the year due to an injury.
He sustained the injury during Saturday’s practice in Montreal and was subsequently sent back to Washington, D.C. to undergo testing.
Malcolm Brogdon was one of the additions that the Washington Wizards made during the NBA offseason. The veteran guard is projected to be the team's starting point guard to open up the year.
The 2024 NBA Draft got underway on Wednesday at 8 p.m., but the evening began a bit earlier for the Wizards when it was announced that forward Deni Avdija was traded for Malcolm Brogdon and a slew of picks.
For Wizards fans who thought this past season's 15-67 record was rock bottom, think again.
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