Jaden Bradley Settling Into Raptors Rotation After Standard Deal
Jaden Bradley is getting minutes in Toronto's backcourt early in his rookie year, logging five appearances in the season's first two weeks. The Arizona product is off the two-way deal, now on a four-year standard contract. He is not on the injury report.
By the Raptors Nightly Desk · updated 3 d ago01The story of the nightEarly minutesBradley has played in five of Toronto's first games.
Bradley has played in five of Toronto's first games. His busiest night came October 16 against Detroit, a loss where he put up 7 points, 3 rebounds and 5 assists in 29.8 minutes with a plus-1.0. He also logged 21.3 minutes in a win over the Clippers on October 10, scoring 8 points with 3 rebounds, though the Raptors were minus-13 with him on the floor. Against Miami on October 3, he scored 9 points with 3 rebounds and 2 assists in 19.5 minutes in a loss.
02Contract statusThe Raptors converted Bradley to a four-year standard contract on September 21, locking in the 23-year-old guard out…
The Raptors converted Bradley to a four-year standard contract on September 21, locking in the 23-year-old guard out of Arizona beyond a two-way arrangement. At 6-3 and 200 pounds, he wears No. 8 and is listed as a guard. He is not on the injury report and has no injury history noted. His minutes have swung game to game, from 5.2 against the Knicks on October 15 to 29.8 against the Pistons on October 16, both losses.
