Second-round draft pick Jaden Bradley signs multi-year deal with Toronto Raptors
The rookie guard becomes the 14th player on Toronto's 15-man roster after the team converted his two-way contract, officials said.
- The Toronto Raptors signed rookie guard Jaden Bradley to a four-year contract on Monday, making him the 14th member of the 15-man roster.
- Selected 50th overall in the 2026 NBA Draft, Bradley spent four seasons in college, playing one year at Alabama and three years at Arizona before the conversion.
- As a senior at Arizona, Bradley was named Big 12 Player of the Year after averaging 13.3 points and 4.4 assists in 39 games while helping the Wildcats reach the Final Four.
- Bradley earned Big 12 First Team and All-Defensive Team honors, following his SEC All-Freshman Team recognition at Alabama, though the Raptors did not disclose financial terms per team policy.
- Standing six-foot-three and weighing 205 pounds, the Rochester native has solidified his position within the organization, marking a significant step from two-way player to full roster member.
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