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Lonnie Walker Hires New Agent Amidst Uncertain Denver Nuggets Future

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Lonnie Walker, formerly of Maccabi Tel Aviv, has hired a new agent, Miško Ražnatović, potentially signaling a change in plans with the Denver Nuggets. Walker has received limited playing time during the NBA preseason, scoring only 4 points in three games. He had previously expressed a strong commitment to the winning culture of the Nuggets.

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  • Lonnie Walker has hired agent Miško Ražnatović, suggesting a potential change in plans with the Denver Nuggets.
  • Walker has received minimal playing time during the Denver Nuggets' preseason games.
  • He scored only 3 points in 9 minutes against Utah and 1 point in 8 minutes against the Jazz.
  • Walker played zero minutes in the final preseason game against Chicago.
  • Walker previously stated his desire to be a winning player and do whatever the team needs.

Lonnie Walker, who left Maccabi Tel Aviv this past summer to return to the NBA, has signed a temporary contract with the Denver Nuggets for their training camp and preseason. While Walker has been attempting to impress during the preseason, he has not received significant playing time. Recently, he took a step that may indicate a change in plans: his agent, Miško Ražnatović, announced that he would begin representing Walker starting Tuesday night. This move does not definitively predict Walker's future but suggests he is preparing for the possibility that the Nuggets may not extend his contract. Walker's preseason performance has not been strong, with him scoring only 3 points in 9 minutes in the first game against Utah, 1 point in 8 minutes in the second game against the Jazz, and playing no minutes in the final preseason game against Chicago. Prior to the preseason, Walker had expressed his commitment to the team, stating, "Denver's DNA is winning... I don't come to prove anything, I just want to be a winning player. I'll do whatever it takes, I'll sacrifice what's needed every day. I have a work ethic, I'll try to be the first in the gym every time."

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