Recapping some of Boston’s Lonnie Walker IV’s best moments in the NBA
Lonnie Walker IV is currently on an Exhibit 10 contract with the Boston Celtics. As such, he will be with Joe Mazzulla’s team throughout their impending training camp, as he attempts to secure a full-time contract with the franchise ahead of next season. Walker is a six-year NBA veteran who has a reputation for being an athletic multi-level scorer.
Throughout his career, Walker has participated in 322 regular-season NBA games, starting 88 of them. He’s averaging 9.8 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game while shooting 35.6% from 3-point range. When you’ve been in the NBA for over half a decade, and operate as a legitimate scoring threat, you’re bound to create some highlight moments.
In a recent YouTube video, Tomasz Kordylewski shared an extended highlight reel of Walker’s best offensive moments since he’s been in the league.
You can watch the full highlight reel of Walker’s offense by clicking on the embedded video above.
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This article originally appeared on Warriors Wire: Recapping some of Lonnie Walker IV’s best moments in the NBA
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