Wiseman, the second overall pick, was fired.

The Pacers waived center Wiseman, the second overall pick in 2020.

I was pregnant with the prince in the past and had to find another job. He signed a two-year, $5.7 million contract with the Pacers in July this year (a team option for the 25-26 season). Only $1 million of his $2.7 million salary this season is guaranteed. After layoffs, the Pacers need to pay this guaranteed amount. The second overall pick in the 2020 draft averaged 9.1 points and 5.6 rebounds in 18.9 minutes per game in five seasons with the Golden State Warriors, Detroit Pistons and Pacers. He also served as a starter against the Grizzlies two days ago and scored 4 points and 4 rebounds. However, the Pacers still laid off employees.

Why? Clearing up a roster spot for McClung. Yes, McClung has a job.

The first three consecutive champions in the history of the NBA Slam Dunk Contest has been accepting training camp contracts and two-way contracts since 2021. This signing is the first official NBA contract he has received.

It is reported that it is a non-guaranteed multi-year contract.

McCron's performance in the Development League is still very good, but he has never proven himself in an official NBA game.

The Pacers lost three games in a row at the start of the game. Not only was there no influence from Haliburton, many defenders such as Nembhard and McConnell were injured, and there was not enough manpower in the backcourt.

Now, it is an opportunity for the dunk king.

However, I don’t know if Prince White still has a chance in the NBA.

In recent years, frequent injuries are a major reason.

A knee injury during the 2021-22 season with the Warriors resulted in season reimbursement.

Last year, he played for the Pacers in the opening game. He suddenly fell to the ground without confrontation and was diagnosed with a torn left Achilles tendon.

However, the biggest reason why he failed to gain a foothold in the NBA is: rough.

It’s not just a rough technique, but a rough understanding of basketball.

As a high-ranking rookie, he has excellent height and wingspan and other physical talents, but his skills are rough, his basketball IQ is insufficient, and his awareness of frame protection and pick-and-roll is poor...

At the age of 24, can he still play well?

I have given up giving up...