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Arsalan Kazemi

Signed in Iran • Qeshm • SF/PF • 0 years of NBA experience

Height6'7
Born22nd April 1990 (age 36)
Weight226 lbs
Nationality🇮🇷Iran
NBA Draft54th pick, 2013
Pre-draft teamOregon
HandRight
AgentMike Lindeman (Excel Sports Management)
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DateLeagueTransaction
2013 NBA DraftNBADrafted 54th overall by Washington.
2013 NBA DraftNBADraft rights traded by Washington, along with the draft rights to Nate Wolters (#38), in exchange for the draft rights to Glen Rice Jr (#35).
10th September, 2013IranSigned a one year contract with Petrochimi.
22nd September, 2014ChinaSigned a one year contract with Chongqing.
27th September, 2015NBAPhiladelphia renounced draft rights.
29th September, 2015NBASigned an unguaranteed one year minimum salary contract with Atlanta.
10th October, 2015NBAWaived by Atlanta.
12th October, 2015NBAClaimed off waivers by Houston.
24th October, 2015NBAWaived by Houston.
29th December, 2015IranSigned for the remainder of the season with Samen Mash'had.
30th August, 2016IranSigned a one year contract with Army Niroo Zamini.
29th August, 2017IranSigned a two year contract with Petrochimi.

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DateTeam
2009 - 2012Rice (NCAA)
2012 - 2013Oregon (NCAA)
July 2013Philadelphia 76ers (Summer League)
September 2013 - June 2014Petrochimi (Iran)
July 2014Philadelphia 76ers (Summer League)
September 2014 - June 2015Chongqing (China)
July 2015Philadelphia 76ers (Summer League)
September 2015 - October 2015Atlanta Hawks (NBA)
October 2015Houston Rockets (NBA)
December 2015 - June 2016Samen Mash'had (Iran)
August 2016 - June 2017Armyi (Iran)
August 2017 - presentPetrochimi (Iran)

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2013 Summer League rosters, Orlando Summer Pro League - Philadelphia

Arsalan Kazemi

Kazemi crashes the glass extremely well, defends both the perimeter and the interior fairly adeptly, has decent athleticism, and provides very little offense. It's all cuts and transition, and even then it isn't much. Nevertheless, Dominic McGuire has turned a multi-year career out of a similar skill set, and he has done so without even being that effective defensively, merely looking like he should be. So Kazemi has a chance.
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