Israeli Guard Noam Yaakov to Compete for Two-Way NBA Contract
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Israeli guard Noam Yaakov will play for the Cleveland Charge in the upcoming season, aiming to secure a two-way contract in the NBA. Any NBA team can offer him a deal, not exclusively the Cavaliers. The Charge's GM is Liron Pe'nan. The move follows a path similar to other Israeli players in the NBA.
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- Israeli guard Noam Yaakov will play for the Cleveland Charge this season.
- Yaakov will compete for a two-way contract in the NBA.
- Any NBA team can offer Yaakov a two-way contract.
- Liron Pe'nan manages the Cleveland Charge as General Manager.
- The article mentions fellow Israeli NBA player Deni Avdija.
Israeli basketball player Noam Yaakov has found his next team, signing with the Cleveland Charge, the NBA G League affiliate of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Yaakov, a guard, will compete for a two-way contract in the NBA during the upcoming season. This means any NBA team, not just the Cavaliers, could offer him such a deal. The Cleveland Charge is managed by General Manager Liron Pe'nan. The article also briefly mentions fellow Israeli NBA player Deni Avdija.
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