On Thursday's deadline, the Philadelphia 76ers conducted a trade with the Washington Wizards, which saw them acquire Jared Butler and four second-round picks in exchange for Reggie Jackson and a future first-round pick, as reported by Marc Stein.
Reggie Jackson is in the middle of his 14th NBA season. He had been averaging 4.4 points, 1.4 rebounds and 1.5 assists per contest while shooting 39.1% from the field and 33.8% from the three-point range in 31 games for the Philadelphia 76ers.
The Washington Wizards reminded the NBA world on Thursday why it’s important to stockpile second-round draft choices. While the picks individually aren’t worth much, the value increases when teams acquire several.
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The Philadelphia 76ers have traded veteran guard Reggie Jackson to the Washington Wizards in exchange for guard Jared Butler and multiple draft picks, according to NBA reporter Marc Stein.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
With the 2024-25 season rapidly approaching the Sixers could have an unsung hero who’s flying under the radar in Reggie Jackson. The Philadelphia 76ers finished their preseason with a 114-99 loss last Friday against the Orlando Magic.
The veteran should be a capable third point guard for a Sixers team in search of a steady hand for the role. In late July, the Philadelphia 76ers signed 34-year-old point guard Reggie Jackson to a one-year, veteran’s minimum contract, after his previous deal was bought out by the Charlotte Hornets.
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Reggie Jackson is coming off his second year playing for the Denver Nuggets. The former Boston College star finished the regular season with averages of 10.2 points, 1.9 rebounds and 3.8 assists per contest while shooting 43.1% from the field and 35.9% from the three-point range in 82 games.
CAMDEN, N.J. — The familiar faces Reggie Jackson sees as he joins the Philadelphia 76ers will make it much easier to acclimate to the fifth squad and 14th season in the NBA.
The Philadelphia 76ers signed 13-year veteran guard Reggie Jackson on Tuesday. Terms were not disclosed but The Philadelphia Inquirer reported it was a one-year deal for $3.3 million.
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The Philadelphia 76ers are planning to add a former NBA champion to their roster.
Following the re-signing of Seth Curry, the likelihood that Reggie Jackson will suit up in purple and teal now appears unlikely. According to Rod Boone of the Charlotte Observer, Reggie Jackson who was traded to Charlotte Hornets on draft night in exchange for three 2nd round draft picks is "Expected" to be waived.
The Denver Nuggets, attempting to clear salary-cap room, dealt point guard Reggie Jackson to the Charlotte Hornets, the Denver Post and ESPN reported on Thursday.
The news comes just three days after he picked up his $5.25M player option with Denver for the 2024-25 season.
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Reggie Jackson was an absolute monster against the LA Clippers. For one night, he arguably looked like the best point guard in the NBA, and did something not even Jamal Murray could do.
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Reggie Jackson's fake sent LeBron James to the floor early in the Denver Nuggets' season opener against the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Jackson gives coach Mike Malone another ballhandling option and Nikola Jokic another passing target beyond the arc, where Denver is already the best shooting team in the NBA. All it cost them to remake their bench was Hyland, one second-round pick and a fortunate buyout.
Thursday at 3 p.m. ET was the last chance for teams to make deals for unwanted or underused veterans. Now teams that weren't able to move veterans, or took on veterans to get picks, begin thinking about buying out the rest of their deals.
It wasn't enough to power the Mavericks to a win, however, as they lost, 99-97, to the Clippers.
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