At the trade deadline, the Philadelphia 76ers executed multiple moves to make some changes to the roster. Following a flurry of trades, some of the players who were shipped out now find themselves looking for a new team. Among the players the Sixers traded on deadline day was Danuel House, who was sent to the Detroit Pistons.
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All Danuel House Jr. wanted to do was to try and score for his team, but what he got in return was a shower of boos from Philadelphia 76ers fans during one moment in Monday night’s home game versus the visiting San Antonio Spurs.
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In 17 games this season (16 with the Rockets and one with the New York Knicks), House has posted 4.5 points, 2.5 rebounds, 1.1 assists and 13.9 minutes per contest.
The NBA confirmed on Friday that Houston Rockets forward Danuel House has left the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex bubble site after he violated league guidelines.