Tony Bradley's 10-day contract with the Pacers expired Saturday, but he's set to return on a second 10-day deal, after which Indiana would need a standard contract to keep him.
Tony Bradley's brief stint with the Indiana Pacers isn't over yet. His 10-day contract expired following Saturday's game, but coach Rick Carlisle confirmed that Bradley will be signed to another 10-day deal.
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Bradley started the season on Indiana's roster but was waived on January 5 before his $2.9 million salary became fully guaranteed. Just three days later, he returned on a 10-day contract.
Since rejoining the team, Bradley has appeared in six games, logging at least 15 minutes in four of them. He had a strong performance on Saturday against Detroit, finishing with 12 points and three rebounds on 5-of-6 shooting in a loss.
In limited minutes this season, Bradley is shooting an efficient 57.8% from the floor and had been averaging 3.8 points and 2.8 rebounds per game off the bench going into Saturday's matchup.
NBA rules allow players to sign only two 10-day contracts with the same team in a season. If Indiana wants to keep Bradley beyond that, he would need to be signed to a standard contract.
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