Brisbane Bullets Part Ways with Jaylen Adams
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14 Nov
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The Brisbane Bullets have today confirmed the Club has parted ways with Jaylen Adams.
The club has moved decisively over the last 24 hours to secure an elite import signing.
Brisbane Bullets CEO Malcolm Watts said the Club has acted swiftly to recruit high-calibre talent as the team reshapes its roster.
“We are making quick, decisive moves to ensure our import spots are filled with elite talent as soon as possible,” Watts said.
“Our Club, our fans and our partners deserve a team that represents Brisbane with pride and professionalism.
“There will be two major announcements coming in the immediate future.”
Further updates on the Bullets’ incoming import will be announced once finalised.

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