Malachi Smith

In the wake of the Jaden Bradley contract conversion, the Raptors have inked Malachi Smith to a two-way deal, filling the spot vacated by Bradley. Smith had an intriguing rookie campaign with the Nets in 2025-26 and will now get a longer look in the league. Congrats, Malachi!

Malachi Smith turned in another strong performance for the Brooklyn Nets last night, finishing with 15 points on 4/5 shooting from three. He scored 12 points in a two-minute span, knocking down three threes and converting an and-one off a steal.

Malachi Smith shined in yesterday's close loss to the Kings. The 6'4" guard scored a career-high 18 points, knocking down three three-pointers and slicing through the defense for four finishes at the rim. He flashed his playmaking ability with four assists and was a pest on defense, racking up three steals.

Malachi Smith played his fourth NBA game on his current 10-day contract. He made the most of his 18 minutes, scoring seven points, knocking down a three, and converting two finishes in the paint. He also dished out four assists, three leading to three-pointers by Josh Minott and one being an alley-oop to Chaney Johnson.

Malachi Smith signed a 10-day contract with the Brooklyn Nets and made his NBA debut in yesterday's game against the 76ers. The Gonzaga product finished with four points, three rebounds, one assist, and three stocks. All of his shot attempts came at the rim, where he created several good looks in traffic.

Malachi Smith showed off his full versatile skillset today, dropping 30 points, six boards and six assists as the Nets beat the Swarm. This marks his second 30-ball of the season.