Big 3’s Ice Cube Reacts, As MVP Joe Johnson Reportedly Joins This NBA Team (via NESN)
Has Joe Johnson justified the immense risk Ice Cube took in launching BIG3 basketball?
The veteran NBA swingman and newly minted BIG3 MVP and champion agreed to a one-year contract with the Detroit Piston, Stadium’s and The Athletic’s Shams Charania and Yahoo! Sports’ Chris Haynes reported Thursday. In doing so, Johnson, 38, will become the first player to leverage his time in the upstart BIG3 league into an NBA contract.star Joe Johnson has reached an agreement on a deal, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.
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