Kevin Knox heads to Europe with Unicaja Malaga
Unicaja Malaga announced the signing of Kevin Knox for the rest of the season, subject to a physical. The former NBA forward, who averaged 7.3 points and 2.8 rebounds in 320 games and went ninth in the 2018 draft, arrives from a G League season with the Windy City Bulls averaging 21.4 points and 7.7 rebounds.
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Kevin Knox assinou um contrato até o fim da temporada com o Unicaja Malaga, anunciou o clube espanhol. A transferência está sujeita a exames médicos.
Para o ex-ala da NBA, esta é a primeira parada fora dos Estados Unidos. Ele foi o nono escolhido do draft de 2018 depois de um único ano em Kentucky, e foi dispensado pelo Orlando há algumas semanas, depois de fazer camp e pré-temporada com o Magic. A imprensa europeia o ligou ao Malaga no dia seguinte ao corte.
Sete temporadas na NBA lhe deixaram 320 partidas e 17,5 minutos por jogo, com médias de 7,3 pontos e 2,8 rebotes, e aproveitamento de .393/.340/.723 por Knicks, Hawks, Pistons (em duas passagens), Trail Blazers e Warriors. A passagem mais recente foi pelo Golden State em 2024-25, com dois contratos de 10 dias seguidos por um acordo até o fim da temporada.
Ainda com 27 anos, ele passou toda a temporada passada na G League pelo Windy City Bulls: 21,4 pontos e 7,7 rebotes em 39 jogos, com .464/.414/.836 em 32,4 minutos.
O Malaga foi atingido por lesões neste outono, incluindo a perda de Tyson Perez por ruptura do tendão de Aquiles. O clube joga na primeira divisão espanhola, a Liga ACB, e na Basketball Champions League.
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