Andrea Bargnani, former No. 1 overall pick in the NBA Draft, is now a member of the Brooklyn Nets after agreeing to a two-year deal.
Why? Well, we’re exactly still not sure.
The Brooklyn Nets have officially signed big-man Andrea Bargnani to a two-year contract for the veterans minimum, via ESPN.
Barngnani is of course the international bust that was the No. 1 overall draft pick of the Toronto Raptors during the 2006 NBA Draft. For the last two-seasons he played with the New York Knicks.
Actually, played is a word that should be thought of lightly. He only participated in 71-games of a possible 164.
Billy King and the Nets narrowly beat out the Sacramento Kings (who actually offered more money) to obtain the services of the seven-footer. Bargnani reportedly has decided to join the Nets due to a better fit.
The oft-injured big man will now take his brittle ways to Brooklyn.
The Nets have reached an agreement with free-agent big man Andrea Bargnani http://t.co/TCIk8HhtTY pic.twitter.com/6kf04vUlci
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