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Mulder an NBA rising star



Although the NBA Rising Stars game will not be played this season because of the pandemic, being selected to Rising Stars roster is a mark of establishment for Tecumseh's Mychal Mulder. The Catholic Central grad is one of ten players and five Canadians on the World Team.

Averaging 4.2 points per game while playing 10.8 minutes per game Mulder has defied the odds as an undrafted player out of Kentucky in 2017. He played three seasons in the NBA G-League before landing in the Bay area in early 2020 with the Warriors. He has started a couple of games this season and recently had his contract guaranteed by the team.


Check out his best plays in this video posted by the Golden State Warriors.




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