Brisbane signs MVP in Free Agency coup

The Brisbane Bullets have landed a big Free Agency coup, securing the signature of NBL22 Most Valuable Player, Jaylen Adams.

Adams is a huge get for the Bullets, having averaged 19.5 points and 5.8 assists a game across 80 appearances with the Sydney Kings.

The 29-year-old won a Championship with the Kings in 2022, and was the league’s MVP in that season.

“I’ve seen what Brisbane is building and I want to be part of something special,” Adams told the club's website.

“This is a team and city ready to take the next step, and I’m coming in hungry to lead from the front, compete every night, and chase another title.”

He’ll join the team’s key pillars, Casey Prather and Tyrell Harrison, in leading Brisbane into the Hungry Jack’s NBL25 Season, under new coach Stu Lash.

“Jaylen is a proven winner and one of the best guards to have played in this league,” Lash said.

“His presence will instantly elevate this group - he’s a leader, a competitor, and will make everyone around him better.

“Bullets fans should be fired up! This is a statement signing that shows a strong commitment from ownership and a clear directive from Malcom Watts.

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