A New Chapter: Mays Moves to Montenegro
Official Confirmation: Mays Signs with Montenegrin Club
Skylar Mays has officially finalized an agreement with KK Buducnost, a basketball club based in Montenegro. This significant move was confirmed through reports from Dario Skerletic of Sportando and subsequently announced by the team's official channels, marking a new phase in the player's career.
A Look Back at Mays' NBA Tenure
Mays' professional journey includes four seasons in the National Basketball Association, primarily spent with the Atlanta Hawks. During the 2023-2024 season, he saw action in 21 contests for the Portland Trail Blazers and an additional 17 games with the Los Angeles Lakers, demonstrating his capability at the highest level of basketball.
Statistical Overview of His NBA Performance
Across his 105 appearances in NBA games, Mays maintained an average of 4.3 points and 1.7 assists per game. His shooting efficiency from beyond the arc stood at 34.5%, coupled with an impressive 85.9% success rate from the free-throw line, showcasing his offensive contributions.
Success in the G League
Concurrently with his NBA stints, Mays also competed in the G League for the Iowa Wolves. There, he posted strong statistical performances, averaging 12.5 points, 4.4 assists, and 1.4 steals per game. His three-point shooting was particularly notable in the G League, hitting 39% of his attempts.
Brief European Exposure with EuroLeague Champions
Prior to joining Buducnost, Mays had a period with Fenerbahce, the reigning EuroLeague champions. During his time there, he contributed 3.7 points over an average of 10.1 minutes per game, gaining valuable experience in top-tier European competition.
Joining a Roster of Familiar Faces at Buducnost
At his new home in Buducnost, Mays will be uniting with several other athletes who have previously played in the NBA, including Juwan Morgan and Yogi Ferrell. This assembly of experienced players is expected to bolster the team's competitive edge in the upcoming season.
