Hapoel Jerusalem Pursues Ex-Portland Guard Shaquille Harrison
Hapoel Jerusalem, a basketball team from the Israeli capital, has reportedly approached former Portland Trail Blazers guard Shaquille Harrison regarding a potential signing for the upcoming season. The team inquired about Harrison, but was informed that he intends to compete for a spot in the NBA through upcoming training camps.
Harrison is recovering from a lengthy injury that impacted his previous season, during which he averaged 4.8 points and 2 assists per game for Portland. Prior to his time with the Trail Blazers, he played three seasons with the San Antonio Spurs, where he was teammates with Victor Wembanyama and Deni Avdija. Harrison's career-high scoring performance was 12 points in a loss to the Atlanta Hawks.
This pursuit comes in the wake of an injury to Hapoel Jerusalem's current guard, Jared Harper. The team is actively seeking a replacement to fill the roster gap for the upcoming season. The club is reportedly focused on acquiring a player for a short-term contract of only a few months.
Another player linked to Hapoel Jerusalem is Lorenzo Brown, formerly of Maccabi Tel Aviv. Brown is reportedly not part of Milan's professional plans and has requested to be released from the team.
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