Breaking News: Cory Joseph, Ex-Golden State Warriors Guard Signs with Orlando Magic
During the NBA off-season, experienced guard Cory Joseph, and former Golden State Warriors player signed a two-year contract with Orlando Magic. This signing, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype is indeed a welcome addition to the magic team as it brings experience and depth to the roster.
Cory Joseph’s NBA Journey
Cory Joseph signed in the NBA and this year he was chosen at 29th place of the NBA’s Draft by the San Antonio Spurs. Throughout his career that spans 13 seasons, he has played for Indiana Pacers, Toronto Raptors, Detroit Pistons, and most recently Sacramento Kings, and Golden State Warriors.
Joseph made his way into the Magic with some eighteen championship credits under his belt having been instrumental in the Spurs’ 2014 NBA championship run. His experience under pressure, especially in clutch moments will be useful to the Magic given that the team is likely to aim for consecutive playoff appearances.
The free agency contract with the Orlando Magic
In the report that was relayed by Michael Scotto, Joseph has signed the dotted line to play with Orlando with a two-year contract. NBA player Joseph represented by New Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul, Joseph joins a team that seeks to acquire a veteran player for a young talent squad.
The acquisitions of Joseph meet the specific need the Magic has been lacking in that of a veteran guard. His steadiness and game would be beneficial to the progress of young talent such as the former sixth overall draft pick Anthony Black who is most likely to play massive minutes from the bench.
When Orlando starts the preparations for the upcoming season, the process of adapting Joseph will be one of their main concerns. The coach will benefit from his capacity in training young guards and the relief he gives off the bench will be crucial for the team.
Cory Joseph’s signing with Orlando is a good step that brings an experienced player to the team. His experience allied with his defensive skills and ability to lead will be of immense use to the Magic since they are seeking to establish themselves as a competitive playoff team that can go deeper into the NBA playoffs.