Les Raptors signent Jamarion Sharp et retranchent Chucky Hepburn

Toronto Raptors Sign Jamarion Sharp and Release Chucky Hepburn

The Toronto Raptors signed G League Defensive Player of the Year Jamarion Sharp on Monday while releasing guard Chucky Hepburn from the roster, according to team transactions. Sharp arrives in Toronto after spending the last two seasons with the Texas Legends, the NBA G League affiliate of the Dallas Mavericks.

Defensive Resume From the Texas Legends

During his 39 appearances with the Texas Legends, the 7-foot-5 center averaged 4.1 blocks per game alongside 7.7 points and 7.5 rebounds in 25.1 minutes of floor time. The undrafted 25-year-old rim protector recorded a career-high nine blocks in a single outing last season against the Oklahoma City Blue.

Preseason Schedule Before the Regular Season Opener

With Sharp now in camp, the Raptors have three exhibition games remaining on their exhibition schedule before opening the regular season on Oct. 21 against the Chicago Bulls. Prior to that matchup, Toronto faces the defending champion New York Knicks twice and plays the Detroit Pistons.

Les Raptors signent Jamarion Sharp et retranchent Chucky Hepburn

Frequently Asked Questions

What team did Jamarion Sharp play for before joining the Raptors?

Sharp played the last two seasons with the Texas Legends, the NBA G League affiliate of the Dallas Mavericks.

What were Jamarion Sharp’s averages in the G League?

In 39 games with the Texas Legends, Sharp averaged 7.7 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 4.1 blocks in 25.1 minutes per contest.

When do the Toronto Raptors begin their regular season?

The Raptors open their regular season schedule on Oct. 21 against the Chicago Bulls.

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