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Jakob Poeltl

Jakob Poeltl

#19, C,
Toronto Raptors
Pts
11.1
Reb
8.6
Ast
2.5
Bio
Height/Weight: 7' 0"/260 lbs
Born: Vienna, Austria
College: Utah
Draft: 2016 1st round (9th pick) by the
Toronto Raptors
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