Brown Raptors debut 15+7: bought back No. 11 at his own expense of $10,000 and regretted defeat in the final quarter

On January 19, Beijing time, Raptors' new recruit Bruce Brown officially ushered in his Raptors career debut, playing 25 minutes off the bench, scoring 15 points, 7 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal on 7-of-10 shooting, and was reused in the final quarter for almost the fourth quarter, with a plus/minus of +11 on the court; Brown still wears the No. 11 jersey, and it is reported that Brown spent $10,000 to buy No. 11 from his former teammate Porter Jr.'s brother.

In the game between the Raptors and the Bulls, Bruce Brown officially ushered in the Raptors career debut, and in the second quarter, 8 minutes and 33 seconds Brown scored the first goal of the Raptors career with a layup on the counterattack, and played 8 minutes in the first half, scoring 2 points and 4 rebounds.

In the second half, Brown's performance was very good, scoring 5 points in the third quarter, replacing Jote Porter in the final quarter, and scoring 8 points in a row on the offensive end to help the Raptors turn the situation around, and then DeRozan and Caruso led the team to regain the initiative, Barnes made a fatal mistake, and finally the Raptors failed to reverse, but Brown's performance was really good.

Originally, the Raptors' No. 11 belonged to Jote Porter, did he take the initiative to give No. 11 to Brown? According to foreign media reports, Brown spent $10,000 to buy the No. 11 jersey from his teammate Joan Te Porter, and Porter changed to wear the No. 34 jersey after selling the number; Jote Porter is now 24 years old, and he is the younger brother of Michael Porter Jr., the main Nuggets player.

According to reports, Brown is expected to be traded by the Raptors before the trade deadline, Shams said that the Raptors can trade Brown for a first-round pick, and teams such as the Knicks are interested in Brown, and for some strong teams, Brown is indeed a piece of the championship puzzle.