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| 27 - Zaza Pachulia
- C, 6'11, 275 |
| Atlanta Hawks
- Signed as a free agent in August 2005 |
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Date of
birth: 02/10/1984
Country:
Georgia
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Drafted
(NBA): 42nd pick, 2003
Out of: Fenerbahce (Turkey)
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NBA
Experience: 9 years
Hand: Right |
| Agent: James Tanner (Williams & Connolly). Formerly Marc Fleisher.
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| When: |
Where: |
| 1998 |
Vita Tbilisi (Georgia) |
| 1999 - 2003 |
Fenerbahce (Turkey) |
| June 2003 - June 2004 |
Orlando Magic (NBA) |
| June 2004 |
Charlotte Bobcats (NBA) |
| June 2004 - August 2005 |
Milwaukee Bucks (NBA) |
| August 2005 - present |
Atlanta Hawks (NBA) |
| October 2011 - December 2011 |
Galatasaray (Turkey) |
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Date
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League
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Transaction
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2000
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Turkey
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Re-signed by Fenerbahce Ulker to a four year contract.
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2003 NBA Draft
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NBA
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Drafted 42nd overall by Orlando.
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25th July, 2003
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NBA
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Signed a two year minimum salary contract with Orlando.
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22nd June, 2004
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NBA
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Selected by Charlotte in the 2004 Expansion Draft.
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23rd June, 2004
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NBA
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Traded by Charlotte to Milwaukee in exchange for Milwaukee's 2004 second round draft pick (#45, Bernard Robinson).
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3rd August, 2005
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NBA
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Signed a four year, $16 million offer sheet with Atlanta.
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8th August, 2005
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NBA
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Milwaukee declined to match Atlanta's offer sheet.
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13th July, 2009
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NBA
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Re-signed by Atlanta to a four year, $19 million contract.
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7th October, 2011
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Turkey
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Signed with Galatasaray for the duration of the NBA lockout.
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2nd December, 2011
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Turkey
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Opted out to return to the NBA.
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Atlanta Hawks
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