Categories: US-Sport

NBA: Ferrell and Bjelica sign with the Kings

The Sacramento Kings have secured the services of Yogi Ferrell and Nemanja Bjelica. Curious: Both Free Agents had already confirmed with other teams.

Bjelica signed for three years and $20.5 million in Sacramento, Yahoo Sports reports. For the Serbs this means a turnaround: He had actually already assured the Philadelphia 76ers to play with them for a year. However, he withdrew from this deal on the grounds that he wanted to return to Europe.

But Vlade Divac, General Manager of the Kings, is said to have changed his countryman’s mind and convinced him of an NBA whereabouts. “I have spoken a lot to Vlade, who is an icon in our country. He has a unique view of things and knows how to get along as a player in the NBA,” Bjelica told Yahoo Sports.

In addition, according to Guard Yogi Ferrell, Yahoo Sports is said to have signed a contract in Sac-Town – for two years and 6.2 million dollars. Ferrell had already agreed with another team: he had already agreed with the Dallas Mavericks and wanted to stay there for two years and 5.3 million dollars. On Friday, however, his consultant explained that they wanted to look around for other deals after all.

Worldsports

Recent Posts

Super trio wins overtime thriller

The Brooklyn Nets with their star trio win an overtime thriller against the Hawks. The…

4 years ago

Theis shines in Celtics win

Boston - National basketball player Daniel Theis and the Boston Celtics have impressively ended their…

4 years ago

Draisaitl makes club history

Leon Draisaitl shoots the Edmonton Oilers to victory with the last action. In addition to…

4 years ago

Is Rodgers leaving the Packers?

The Green Bay Packers just missed out on a spot in the Super Bowl. Now,…

4 years ago

Lakers false start despite Schröder gala

The Los Angeles Lakers start the NBA season with a defeat. The team around LeBron…

4 years ago

Quarterback nightmare Greene is dead

NFL legend Kevin Greene has died at the age of 58. He was one of…

4 years ago