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Ongoing Story· Day 17

Ex-Maccabi Tel Aviv Guard Loni Walker Aims for NBA Comeback with Denver Nuggets

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Lonny Walker Sought by European Basketball Clubs After NBA Release

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Former Maccabi Tel Aviv player Lonny Walker is being pursued by Besiktas and two other EuroLeague teams after his release from the NBA's Denver Nuggets. Walker left Maccabi for a second NBA stint but failed to secure significant playing time during the preseason. He expressed a desire to contribute to any team's winning efforts.

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  • Lonny Walker is a target for Besiktas and two other EuroLeague teams.
  • Walker was recently released by the NBA's Denver Nuggets.
  • He previously played for Maccabi Tel Aviv.
  • Walker struggled for playing time in the NBA preseason.
  • The 27-year-old American guard is seeking his next team.

Former Maccabi Tel Aviv player Lonny Walker, recently released by the Denver Nuggets, is attracting interest from multiple European basketball clubs. Turkish reports indicate that Besiktas is actively pursuing Walker, with two additional EuroLeague teams also expressing interest in signing the 27-year-old American guard. Walker joined the Nuggets this summer after leaving Maccabi Tel Aviv for another NBA opportunity. He struggled to secure playing time during the preseason, appearing in limited minutes and scoring minimally in exhibition games. Before his release, Walker commented on the Denver Nuggets' team culture, stating, "Denver's DNA is winning - ever since I was in the league this has always been a team without ego, you look at the players here - there's no ego here and everyone wants to win. I think many of us, including myself, are trying to ensure that we arrive in good shape. I will do whatever the team needs from me."

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