BREAKING: Former Nuggets sixth man Bruce Brown agreed to a 2-year, $45 million deal with the Pacers at the start of free agency on Friday, a league source confirmed to The Denver Post.
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Brown’s departure means the Nuggets lost their most productive bench player throughout their championship run. And in replacing him, the Nuggets are expected to rely on internal development from second-year forwards Christian Braun and Peyton Watson. Despite telling The Post that he wanted to stay in Denver the night the Nuggets clinched the title, and then teasing a return several days later at the parade, Brown couldn’t pass up the significant payday.
Before Friday’s verbal agreement, Brown had made around $15 million throughout his career. But his production playing alongside Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray, not to mention how valuable he was in the Finals, put him in a position to capitalize financially from his play.
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