Mac McClung suited up for just 17 games in his time in the NBA, at least so far. Two of those were with the Philadelphia 76ers, and the high-flying dunk artist scored a combined 25 points across those two appearances. McClung also got brief stints with the Bulls, the Pacers, the Magic and the Lakers. […] The post Ex-76ers Dunk King Mac McClung Leaves NBA, G League for Europe appeared first on HEAVY.

Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green knows a thing or two about elite talent, and he recognizes a special aura when he sees it. Speaking on the broadcast panel during Shaquille O’Neal’s inaugural Dunkman World Championship event, Green got real about legendary dunker Mac McClung. “Mac McClung has IT,” Green said during the event coverage. […] The post Warriors news: Draymond Green gets 100% real about Mac McClung at Dunkman appeared first on ClutchPoints.

After spending the past few seasons trying to carve out a long-term role in the NBA, former Chicago Bulls guard Mac McClung is officially exiting the league. According to an official announcement from FIATC Girona, McClung is set to join the Spanish ACB squad for the 2026-2027 season. After the news became official, McClung took […] The post Ex-Bulls Guard Mac McClung Sends 2-Word Message After Latest Move appeared first on HEAVY.

The Chicago Bulls have officially parted ways with the veteran guard Mac McClung. On Wednesday, August 5, there were talks about McClung potentially taking his talent overseas for the first time in his career. On Thursday, August 6, the move is official. FIATC Girona announced that Mac McClung is the newest member of their team. […] The post Chicago Bulls Free Agent Officially Signs With New Team appeared first on HEAVY.

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Speaking during Fanatics Fest, three-time consecutive Slam Dunk Contest champion Mac McClung detailed why he refuses to give up on his basketball dream despite navigating challenging stints across five different league organizations.