The Toronto Raptors have officially added center Jamarion Sharp to their roster, as announced by the NBA team on Monday. However, specific details regarding the contract terms were not disclosed.
At 25 years old, Sharp stood out in the NBA G League last season, earning the Defensive Player of the Year title. He demonstrated his skills by averaging 7.7 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.1 blocks, and playing for an average of 25.1 minutes in 39 games, starting in 29 of them with the Texas Legends.
Sharp’s performance was notable, achieving double-figure scoring in 14 games, securing 10 or more rebounds on 12 occasions, and recording six double-doubles. The towering seven-foot-five, 235-pound center showcased his shot-blocking prowess by swatting five or more shots in 15 games, with a standout performance of nine blocks against Oklahoma City on November 21.
In a related roster adjustment, the Raptors made the decision to release guard Chucky Hepburn.