In February, the Los Angeles Lakers traded Svi Mykhailiuk and a future second round draft pick to the Detroit Pistons for Reggie Bullock, hoping that he could provide the floor spacing they needed to make a playoff push. Obviously, things didn’t work out exactly as the Lakers planned.
Of course, that isn’t entirely Bullock’s fault. The team had plenty of problems before Bullock arrived, but he did experience a noticeable drop off in his three-point shooting once he arrived in Los Angeles from 39.2% for his career to 34.3%.
At 6’7″, Bullock provided some switching ability on the defensive end.