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Ex-LA Clipper Leslie signs Kings NBL deal

Former LA Clippers guard Travis Leslie has reportedly been signed by the Sydney Kings for the next NBL season.

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The Sydney Kings have reportedly signed ex-LA Clipper Travis Leslie (R) for the new NBL season. (AAP)

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The Sydney Kings have reportedly signed former LA Clippers guard Travis Leslie for the 2017/18 NBL season.

The explosive playmaker from Atlanta, Georgia boasts a quality resume from his time with multiple franchises in the NBA, D-League and Europe.

According to News Corp Australia, Leslie's raw power and skill is a significant addition for the Kings after the departure of Greg Whittington.

The 193cm, 93kg 27-year-old will form an imposing back-court alongside Australian Boomers duo Kevin Lisch and Jason Cadee.

Leslie continues a Kings tradition of securing high-flying imports, following on from Dwayne McClain, Leon Trimmingham and Isaac Burton.

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Sydney coach Andrew Gaze spotted Leslie last month during his stint with the Indiana Pacers as an assistant coach.

The Kings open their season on October 7 at home to the Adelaide 36ers.


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