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Welcome to Turkey, Damon Jones!

February 10, 2011

Taking his talents to Turkey

Looking to right their ship, TBL franchise Aliağa Petkim has announced its agreement in principle with longtime NBA journeyman Damon Jones, last seen with Puerto Rico Baloncesto Superior Nacional league team Piratas de Quebradillas.

In total, Jones played with 10 different teams over nine seasons in the NBA, playing in the championship with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2007. After the 2008-09 season, Jones put in a short stint with NSB Napoli and later played with the Piratas, but only stuck with the latter for two weeks in which he scored 43 points in four games.

Jones’ activation for Aliağa Petkim is pending the requisite physical examination. The team is currently 5-12 and sits in 14th of 16 teams in the TBL standings.

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