Jack White signs two-year deal with Melbourne United

The former Duke forward played 21 NBA games in the last two seasons between Denver, where he won the NBA title as a Two-Way Player, and Minnesota.

Jack White is leaving the NBA after two seasons to return to the NBL.

White signed a two-year contract with Melbourne United.

The former Duke forward played 21 NBA games in the last two seasons between Denver, where he won the NBA title as a Two-Way Player, and Minnesota.

Last year White also played in the G League with the South Bay Lakers (9.5 PPG, 6.2 RPG).

We're excited to bring one of Australia’s best basketball players back to the NBL with the signing of Boomers forward and NBA and NBL Champion, Jack White, on a two-year contract.
Join us in welcoming back Jack! pic.twitter.com/PW5SdCzcm5

— Melbourne United (@MelbUnited) May 15, 2024