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It's official: Sergio Rodriguez to Real Madrid

July 2, 2010

Team Spain’s Sergio Rodriguez is coming home to play professional ball through 2013, as Real Madrid this afternoon announced the New York Knicks free agent had signed a contract with the ACB team.

Just about a month ago, word had leaked that Rodriguez had in fact agreed in principle to … a three-year deal with Real Madrid, but his agent took great pains to state that Rodriguez hadn’t made any deal, officially.

Rodriguez played for the Sacramento Kings and New York Knicks last season, going for 7.4 points and 3.4 assists in 27 games with the latter.

And o yeah, video highlights follow the break.

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