Reginald Denard Johnson (born December 16, 1989) is an American

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player who last played for Dunkin' Raptors of the TBL. Standing at and weighing , Johnson usually plays at

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. He played

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for the

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Professional career

In October 2014, Johnson signed with SPM Shoeters Den Bosch of the DBL. In November 2015, he signed with the Malaysian team

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of the ASEAN Basketball League. In June 2016, Johnson returned to Southeast Asia, this time to Thailand to play for the

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of the

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. However, at early January 2018, Johnson left the club to return to the United States for personal reasons. He was eventually replaced by Maltese-Italian Samuel Deguara. In March 2018, Johnson signed with the

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of the

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as their import for the

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Statistics

References

External links

DBL Profile

Eurobasket profileDraftExpress profile
1989 births Living people American expatriate basketball people in Malaysia American expatriate basketball people in the Netherlands American expatriate basketball people in the Philippines American expatriate basketball people in Thailand American men's basketball players Basketball players from Winston-Salem, North Carolina Centers (basketball) Delaware 87ers players Dutch Basketball League players Heroes Den Bosch players Kuala Lumpur Dragons players Miami Hurricanes men's basketball players Philippine Basketball Association imports Rain or Shine Elasto Painters players Mono Vampire players Dunkin' Raptors players {{1980s-US-basketball-bio-stub