Brendan Haywood
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| Full name | Brendan Todd Haywood | |
| birthday | November 27, 1979 (40 years and 278 days) | |
| place of birth | New York City, New York, USA | |
| size | 213 cm | |
| position | center | |
| college | North Carolina | |
| NBA draft | 2001 , 20th Pick, Cleveland Cavaliers | |
| Clubs as active | ||
2001–2010 Washington Wizards 2010–2012 Dallas Mavericks 2012–2014 Charlotte Hornets 2014–2015 Cleveland Cavaliers
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Brendan Todd Haywood (born November 27, 1979 in New York City , New York ) is a retired American basketball player.
High school
In his senior year (1996/97) at James B. Dudley High School, he was named Young Player of the Year in North Carolina and on the McDonald's All American Team .
college
For the next four years, Haywood played at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill . There he still holds some college records and he was the first player to score a triple-double (December 4, 2000 against Miami ).
NBA
Washington Wizards (2001-2010)
After Haywood left college in 2001, he signed up for the 2001 NBA draft . The Cleveland Cavaliers selected him as their 20th pick and traded him for Michael Doleac of the Orlando Magic , who in turn sent him to the Washington Wizards for Laron Profit and a first-round pick . From the beginning he was the starting center of the wizards .
Dallas Mavericks (2010-2012)
In 2010 he joined the Dallas Mavericks with Caron Butler and DeShawn Stevenson . In return, the injury-prone Josh Howard , as well as Drew Gooden , James Singleton and Quinton Ross left the Mavericks for the capital. When he was sent to Dallas, his contract year was already running. In the offseason he then signed a 6-year contract with the Mavs worth 55 million. Haywood was originally scheduled as a starter for the 2010/2011 season. But the just brought Tyson Chandler was able to push him to the bench. This season he had the worst free throw rate in the league with 36%. However, he moved into the finals with his team and won the NBA championship there in 2011. After a total of two and a half years, Haywood was released from the Mavericks under the amnesty clause. His contract is therefore no longer counted towards the team salary.
Charlotte Hornets, then still Bobcats (2012-2014)
He was then signed by the Charlotte Hornets for 4 years. You pay 2.05 million annual salary. The Mavericks will have to pay for the remaining $ 29.5 million .
Cleveland Cavaliers (2014-2015)
After Haywood had paused the entire 2013/14 season due to a stress fracture, he joined the Cleveland Cavaliers in a player swap in the summer of 2014, who also brought LeBron James back and became a candidate for the title. After the missed NBA title , his contract in Cleveland ended.
Web links
- Brendan Haywood - player profile on basketball-reference.com
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://bhaywood.com/about.html
- ↑ http://www.spox.com/de/sport/ussport/nba/dallas-mavericks/1002/Artikel/dallas-mavericks-brandon-haywood-caron-butler-dirk-nowitzki-rick-carlisle.html
- ^ Bobcat's Claim Brendan Haywood
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Haywood, Brendan |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Haywood, Brendan Todd (full name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American basketball player |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 27, 1979 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | New York City , USA |