Lakers cut Bogut after missing play-offs

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Andrew Bogut’s NBA journey has taken another surprise turn with the Los Angeles Lakers waiving the Australian centre.

Bogut has struggled for court time since landing at the Lakers on the eve of the 2017-18 season and has averaged just 1.5 points, three rebounds and nine minutes in 24 games.

Bogut, the NBA’s No.1 draft pick in 2005, won an NBA title with the Golden State Warriors but has became a journeyman over the past two years, with an unsuccessful stop last season at the Dallas Mavericks and an infamous 58-second stint at the Cleveland Cavaliers before breaking his leg.

The Crowd Says:

2018-01-08T04:35:30+00:00

Jerry

Guest


You'd think a contender or mid level playoff team might need a bit of depth at centre - for instance, OKC could use a back up to Steven Adams.

2018-01-08T00:56:36+00:00

R2D2

Guest


The Lakers have a lot more issues to worry about...11 - 27 and a 9 game losing streak , but the big guy has done Oz proud and has done it all in the US .

2018-01-07T22:36:44+00:00

Mushi

Guest


Don't know, he's probably worth a final roster spot on a contender with back court bench scorers. For 5-10 minutes running the offence through the high post for flawed combo guards and then defending the post scorers that feature more on second units

2018-01-07T00:21:50+00:00

The Barnes family.

Guest


Spanish, or maybe the Chinese basketball league?

2018-01-06T22:41:25+00:00

Scott Pryde

Expert


He is done in the NBA unfortunately. Will end up in Europe or back in the NBL if anyone can afford him.

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