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Bruce Brown Signs Two-Year, $45 Million Deal With Pacers, per Report

The veteran guard was a key cog in the Nuggets’ NBA championship run.
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Bruce Brown Signs Two-Year, $45 Million Deal With Pacers, per Report
Bruce Brown Signs Two-Year, $45 Million Deal With Pacers, per Report

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Coming off of a breakout postseason with the NBA champion Nuggets, Bruce Brown has opted to sign with the Pacers as a free agent, ESPN’s Malika Andrews and Adrian Wojnarowski report.

The two-year deal is worth $45 million, according to the report.

Brown is coming off of a career season in his lone year with Denver, averaging 11.5 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game. He upped his scoring to 12 points per game in 20 playoff contests for the Nuggets, who went on to win their first title.

Brown began his career with the Pistons, which selected him in the second round of the 2018 NBA draft. He played for the Nets from ’20 to ’22.

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DAN LYONS

Dan Lyons is a staff writer and editor at Sports Illustrated. He joined SI for his second stint in November 2024 after a season as senior college football writer at Athlon Sports and previous three-year run at SI as a writer and editor for the Breaking and Trending News team. When he’s not watching a game, you can find Dan at an indie concert venue or movie theater. Dan has a bachelor’s degree in writing and rhetoric from Syracuse.

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