Reggie Miller, the almost Washington Bullet
by Kyle Weidie on Aug 1, 2008 3:57 PM EDT
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PrintIn doing some research for another thing, I came across the excerpt below from Reggie Miller's 1995 book, "I Love Being the Enemy."
Not long after I got to Indianapolis, I heard that Washington was going to trade Jeff Malone, who was playing for them at the time, to Denver for Fat Lever, and then they were going to pick me.
So, who knows what would have happened if Reggie slipped to the 11th pick in the 1987 NBA Draft. But he didn't. The Pacers took Miller at 10 and the Bullets went with Mugsy Bogues at 11....the rest is history.
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