Video: Jimmer Fredette Announces Return to China's Shanghai Sharks
Jimmer Fredette is heading back to China for a second stint with the Shanghai Sharks, he announced alongside his kids:
The former BYU star and 2011 NBA lottery pick played for Shanghai from 2016-19, putting up incredible numbers while winning the league's international MVP in 2016-17. He averaged 37.2 points per game over his three years, shooting at least 41 percent from three each season.
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Even with his limited time in the Chinese Basketball Association, he ranks 12th all time in made three-pointers.
Fredette, 31, left China in 2019, returning to the NBA for a short stint with the Phoenix Suns (3.7 PPG in six games) before joining Panathinaikos. The Greek squad could no longer pay his salary after the coronavirus pandemic, making the guard a free agent once again.
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