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36ers back Sotto as he pursues NBA dream
36ers back Sotto as he pursues NBA dream
ABS-CBN News
Published Apr 28, 2022 01:39 PM PHT

The Adelaide 36ers expressed their support for Filipino center Kai Sotto, who on Thursday announced that he has officially declared for the 2022 NBA Rookie Draft.
The Adelaide 36ers expressed their support for Filipino center Kai Sotto, who on Thursday announced that he has officially declared for the 2022 NBA Rookie Draft.
Sotto spent one season with the 36ers, playing in 23 regular season games in the National Basketball League where he averaged 7.32 points, 4.36 rebounds, and 0.68 block in 15.2 minutes per game.
Sotto spent one season with the 36ers, playing in 23 regular season games in the National Basketball League where he averaged 7.32 points, 4.36 rebounds, and 0.68 block in 15.2 minutes per game.
"We're backing you all the way, Kai," the 36ers said in a social media post.
"We're backing you all the way, Kai," the 36ers said in a social media post.
Kai Sotto today announced that he has declared for the 2022 NBA Draft.
We’re backing you all the way Kai! 💪#WeAreSixers pic.twitter.com/BgXTQZ6S2N
— Adelaide 36ers (@Adelaide36ers) April 28, 2022
Kai Sotto today announced that he has declared for the 2022 NBA Draft.
— Adelaide 36ers (@Adelaide36ers) April 28, 2022
We’re backing you all the way Kai! 💪#WeAreSixers pic.twitter.com/BgXTQZ6S2N
Sotto had one more year left in his contract with Adelaide but opted to declare for the NBA Rookie Draft after a strong end to his season. The Filipino teenager scored in double-digits in his last two games, including a 12-point effort in a 93-60 win over the New Zealand Breakers.
Sotto had one more year left in his contract with Adelaide but opted to declare for the NBA Rookie Draft after a strong end to his season. The Filipino teenager scored in double-digits in his last two games, including a 12-point effort in a 93-60 win over the New Zealand Breakers.
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If selected, Sotto will become the second straight Adelaide player to be taken in the draft after current Oklahoma City point guard Josh Giddey.
If selected, Sotto will become the second straight Adelaide player to be taken in the draft after current Oklahoma City point guard Josh Giddey.
Aside from Sotto, other NBL players who have entered the draft include Hugo Bensson and Ousmane Dieng of the New Zealand Breakers, Tom Digbeu of the Brisbane Bullets, and Luke Travers of the Perth Wildcats having declared for the draft.
Aside from Sotto, other NBL players who have entered the draft include Hugo Bensson and Ousmane Dieng of the New Zealand Breakers, Tom Digbeu of the Brisbane Bullets, and Luke Travers of the Perth Wildcats having declared for the draft.
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