In this way, the native of the Cordovan city of Las Varillas, the same one of another glory of Argentine basketball of the Golden Generation as Fabricio Oberto, stripped the Santa Fe of that record Carlos Delfino, who owned it since March 2005 when he started at the Detroit Pistons at 22 years and 205 days, converting 4 points in a loss to Cleveland Cavaliers, recalled the official NBA website.
This December 6, which will mark more history for Argentine basketball, ended with a bittersweet taste for the former Barcelona, from Spain, since beyond the defeat of his team, he had to leave the playing field injured due to a blow to the knee. right after a collision with an opposing player, Clint Chapel, when he had played a total of 18 minutes.
In that period, Bolmaro He converted two points, took three rebounds, two offensive and one defensive, and also recorded a steal.
After being sent less than a month ago to the G-League (Minnesota’s affiliate, the Iowa Wolves) for blanking, the coach Chris Finch He quickly returned to consider the Cordovan for the major league and proof of this was that last Friday he played more than half of the game that his team lost as a visitor to Brooklyn Nets by 110 to 105, remaining 24 minutes and 53 seconds on the court on a total of 48.
In a year of continuous achievement for Bolmaro, who played the Olympic Games with the Argentine national team in Tokyo, was runner-up in the Euroleague with Barcelona by losing the final with Anadolu Efes, from Turkey, and debuted in the NBA with just 21 years of age on September 11, starting for the first time And having the possibility of repeating this Wednesday, injury through, when Minnesota receives the Utah Jazz, will be the finishing touch.
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