Maine Celtics Officially Sign Nine-Year NBA Veteran Guard; Former First Round Draft Pick

The Maine Celtics had themselves a surprisingly busy day Tuesday.

Maine introduced the signing of nine-year NBA veteran Tony Snell from the out there participant pool, based on the crew.

Snell started his NBA profession with the Chicago Bulls throughout the 2013-14 season after being drafted twentieth general within the 2013 NBA Draft. The 31-year-old spent the primary three years of his profession in Chicago earlier than becoming a member of the Milwaukee Bucks forward of the 2016-17 marketing campaign. Snell performed for the Bucks for 3 seasons earlier than transferring on and becoming a member of the Detroit Pistons. The taking pictures guard additionally had stints with the Atlanta Hawks, Portland Trailblazers and most lately the New Orleans Pelicans final season. 

In his profession, Snell has averaged 6.1 factors per recreation and has been recognized primarily for his long-range taking pictures and protection. 

Maine at the moment is fifth within the G-League standings with an 8-5 document by 13 video games. It’s unknown when Snell will make his debut with the squad, however they’ll return to motion Wednesday night time towards the Capital Metropolis Go-Go.

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