James Anderson is on his way to the Atlanta Hawks
James Anderson was drafted as the 20th overall pick by the San Antonio Spurs in 2010 but the 23 year old found it very hard to fit in the system applied by Gregg Popovich.
After spending two seasons with the Spurs and a small stint in the D-League, according to latest reports Anderson is headed out of Texas. There has been no official confirmation of the deal but his ex-team mate Danny Green did
congratulate Anderson on securing a new deal with the Atlanta Hawks.
“Got to show love n shout my guy @25_Anderson out for the new deal with Atlanta…Congrats man! Bright future ahead”
Anderson averaged 3.7 points in his time with the Spurs and will hope to make a fresh start with the Hawks. The move to Atlanta is well suited for the franchise as they need a young athletic player to come in and play alongside
shooters like Anthony Morrow and Kyle Korver.
Lou Amundson thinking about taking an offer overseas
Lou Amundson has been around in NBA for a while now but so far has failed to land a permanent deal in his career, which has forced the 29 year old to consider playing overseas.
He spent last season with the Indiana Pacers and averaged 3.5 points per game. He holds an average of 4 points over 288 games played in N BA and has spent a major time playing in the D-League. He won rookie of the year during his
stay in the D-League while playing for the Colorado 14ers but has not been able to establish himself in the bigger league.
In what has been a well travelled career, Amundson has played for five different NBA franchise. The 6 ft 9 in forward is a good role player and can be an asset if he decides to move across the Atlantic. Among the possible suitors
interested in Amundson are Greek giants Panathinaikos, who were the Euroleague champions a year ago.
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