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Doron Lamb
SG - 6'4, 195lbs - 32 years old - 2 years of NBA experience
Signed in Tunisia - Signed with US Monastir
  • Birthdate: 11/06/1991
  • Drafted (NBA): 42nd pick, 2012
  • Pre-draft team: Kentucky
  • Country: USA
  • Hand: Right
  • Agent: Arn Tellem (Wasserman Media Group)
Stats
Transactions
DateLeagueTransaction
2012 NBA DraftNBADrafted 42nd overall by Milwaukee.
11th July, 2012NBASigned a partially guaranteed three year contract with Milwaukee, for $650,000 in the first season and the final two seasons at the minimum salary.
12th January, 2013D-LeagueAssigned by Milwaukee to Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the D-League.
21st January, 2013D-LeagueRecalled by Milwaukee from Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the D-League.
3rd February, 2013D-LeagueAssigned by Milwaukee to Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the D-League.
10th February, 2013D-LeagueRecalled by Milwaukee from Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the D-League.
21st February, 2013NBATraded by Milwaukee, along with Tobias Harris and Beno Udrih, to Orlando in exchange for J.J. Redick, Ish Smith and Gustavo Ayon.
30th June, 2014NBAWaived by Orlando.
22nd September, 2014NBASigned an unguaranteed one year minimum salary contract with Dallas.
25th October, 2014NBAWaived by Dallas.
30th October, 2014D-LeagueDesignated as an allocated player by Texas Legends.
20th February, 2015D-LeagueTraded by Texas Legends, along with a 2015 sixth round pick, to Westchester Knicks in exchange for a 2015 second round pick, the returning player rights to Jeff Adrien and the returning player rights to Luke Harangody.
25th November, 2015MontenegroSigned for the remainder of the season with Buducnost.
23rd December, 2015MontenegroLeft Buducnost.
23rd December, 2015TurkeySigned for the remainder of the season with Konyaspor.
25th December, 2015TurkeyContract cancelled.
8th February, 2016ItalySigned a one week contract with Torino.
24th February, 2016FranceSigned for the remainder of the season with Nanterre.
16th November, 2016D-LeagueDesignated as a returning player by Westchester Knicks.
6th June, 2017GreeceSigned a one year contract with Lavrio.
Career Moves
2010 - 2012Kentucky (NCAA)
June 2012 - February 2014Milwaukee Bucks (NBA)
February 2013 - June 2014Orlando Magic (NBA)
September 2014 - October 2014Dallas Mavericks (NBA)
October 2014 - February 2015Texas Legends (D-League)
February 2015 - June 2015Westchester Knicks (D-League)
July 2015Golden State Warriors (Summer League)
November 2015 - December 2015Buducnost (Montenegro)
December 2015Konyaspor (Turkey)
February 2016Torino (Italy)
February 2016 - June 2016Nanterre (France)
November 2016 - June 2017Westchester Knicks (D-League)
June 2017 - presentLavrio (Greece)
Articles about Doron Lamb

July 9, 2013

Doron Lamb

Thrown into the J.J. Redick trade, Lamb didn't get the opportunity Harris did to succeed. To be honest, as a rookie, Lamb mostly just fouled. To make it, Lamb needs to either prove he can consistently hit from three point range at high volume, or show he can regularly handle point guard duties. It is likely no coincidence that the only established point guard on the summer league roster is A.J. Slaughter, thus it follows that Lamb might get an opportunity to show both of these. Oladipo takes priority, however.

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March 16, 2011

In accordance with prophecy, Kentucky turned over their entire roster. Five players from last season were drafted into the NBA, while a 6th - shooting guard Darnell Dodson - was dismissed from the team. (He then promptly got arrested for disorderly conduct and transferred to Southern Mississippi, which will be his fourth team in four seasons.) Perry Stevenson and Ramon Harris graduated and turned professional, and therefore, the only returning players were Darius Miller, DeAndre Liggins, Josh Harrellson and Jon Hood. Only the first two played significant minutes last season. It was, by and large, a complete reformation.

Of course, while a lot of talent went out, a lot more came in. Freshman Terrence Jones, Brandon Knight and Doron Lamb form arguably the best freshman trio in the nation, rivalled only by perhaps that of Ohio State. (Stacey Poole, another top 100 recruit, has played only 45 minutes all season. Not a good freshman season for Stacey Poole.)

Knight is a terrific scoring guard, in the mold of those such as Ben Gordon or Jason Terry. He's not really a point guard - he gets the ball over half court, makes the first pass, can find people in transition, and that's about it. Yet when it comes to scoring, he can do it all - driving, finishing, shooting, and creating shots. Much the same is true of Lamb, a born scorer way ahead of the usual freshman curve. Lamb scores from the perimeter, the mid-range and within the paint, all with startling efficiency. He is athletic, fluid, just about big enough, disciplined and agile, with the ability to create shots, hit open ones, run the court and get to the basket. He has a mid-range game, doesn't take bad shots, and doesn't make too many bad decisions. Furthermore, to compliment that, he has improved his defense significantly throughout the course of the season. He has real pro potential.

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