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Quincy Miller did not have a club and can act as a winger or pole. In the NBA, he represented the Denver Nuggets, Sacramento Kings, and Detroit Pistons.
Benfica announced, this Friday, the hiring of American Quincy Miller, who went through the NBA and was left without a club, with the 28-year-old basketball player guaranteeing that “he will add some versatility” to the “incarnate” squad.
Former Denver Nuggets, Sacramento Kings and Detroit Pistons players of the North American Basketball League (NBA), he explained, quoted on the club’s official website, that it aims to “bring a good dynamic to the team” and give it “intensity.”
Miller returns to Europe to play in fourth place in the Portuguese League, knowing the eighth country of his career: after the United States, where he came from in 2015, he played in Serbia (Red Star), Israel (Maccabi Tel Aviv) and Germany (Brose Bamberg). ), here in an experience that only “won” one game.
Spain (Badalona) and Australia (Melbourne United) followed, in March 2020, through Taiwan (Pauian), in an experience shortened by the covid-19 pandemic, which is now reaching Portugal.
That same day, the Reds announced the acquisition of another American, in this case 25-year-old winger Bryce Alford, also free after passing through the Germans of Medi Bayreuth in the 2019/20 season, in which he even faced the Eagles.
It is the second experience in Europe for Alford, who said, in statements to the club’s channels, that he wanted to “win the maximum number of games” and think “in the group and not in the individual.”
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