According to New York Times reporter Mark Stein, Bucks star Chris Middleton has officially announced that he has become one of the shareholders of the Brisbane Bullets. Retired NBA player Kevin Martin is the team's majority shareholder, as is Chicago Bulls forward Thaddeus Young.
Kevin Martin expressed his excitement about Middleton's stake in the team in an interview.
"Chris (Middleton) would have had thousands of opportunities to invest in different areas and we are delighted that he can be part of our team. Although he will still be in the NBA for about 10 years, with this opportunity, he will be able to become one of the equity holders of professional basketball teams in one of the most coveted places in the world. ”
Martin added: "The investment in the Brisbane Bullets by someone of prestige like Chris represents an ongoing, unprecedented rise of the NBL (Australian National Basketball League). It has quickly become the second best basketball league in the world (representing martin's personal views only), and Chris and others in the sports world are quickly recognizing the quality of this league. ”
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