OCTOBER 30: Brose Bamberg has published a tweet formally welcoming Hall to the team.
OCTOBER 29: Thunder guard Devon Hall is in the process of signing with German club Brose Bamberg, a source tells Emiliano Carchia of Sportando.
Hall, a 2018 second-round pick who was on a two-way deal with the Thunder early in the 2019/20 season, was waived last December, but remained with the team’s G League affiliate, the Oklahoma City Blue. In 30 total NBAGL games (31.4 MPG) this season, he averaged 15.6 PPG, 5.7 RPG, and 4.1 APG on .455/.360/.860 shooting.
Hall then rejoined the Thunder for the NBA’s summer restart, signing as a substitute player after the club had promoted Luguentz Dort to its 15-man roster. He played in six of Oklahoma City’s eight seeding games, though he was inactive for the playoffs. In total, he appeared in 11 NBA games as a rookie, averaging 1.8 PPG and 1.2 APG.
Two players who finished the 2019/20 season under contract with the Thunder have now lined up deals with teams in Europe — Hall follows the lead of Kevin Hervey, who signed with Russian club Lokomotiv Kuban last month.
OKC is just like the last woman left in a bar at closing time that no one wants to go home with. Donovan was smart to get out, it’s no wonder they haven’t found a replacement yet. Why would anyone want to work for an organization that had 3 of the best players in the NBA and all they have left now is a soon-to-be broken down Chris Paul?
Right, Shai is a nobody. You have to be paid, nobody outside Liverpool is that hopeless.
That’s a pretty rude thing to say.
That’s a pretty rude thing to say.