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CareerTimeline
Most Notable
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Currently partnered with Miles Evans
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Former partners include: Troy Field (2021-22) Chaim Schalk (2020); Casey Patterson (2019); Sean Rosenthal (2018)
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Played three years of basketball at the University of Arizona after being one of nation's top recruits
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Was the 44th pick in the 2009 NBA draft with the Detroit Pistons; was dealt to the Houston Rockets
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Played 407 games in his seven-year NBA career with the Rockets, Minnesota Timberwolves, Indiana Pacers and Phoenix Suns
Events
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2023 BPT Challenge Saquarema - Silver with Miles Evans
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2023 BPT Challenge Itapema - T25th with Miles Evans
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2022 BPT Dubai Challenge No. 2 - T19th with Troy Field
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2022 BPT Dubai Challenge No. 1 - T19th with Troy Field
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2022 BPT Maldives Challenge - Silver with Troy Field
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2022 BPT Kusadasi Challenge - T9th with Troy Field
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2022 BPT Itapema Challenge - T25th with Troy Field
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2022 BPT Rosarita Elite 16 - T17th with Troy Field
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2022 BPT Tlaxcala Challenge - T25th with Troy Field
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2021 FIVB Itapema - 9th with Troy Field
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2021 FIVB Rubavu - Silver with Troy Field
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2021 AVP Atlanta and Chicago - Gold with Casey Patterson
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2019 FIVB The Hague - T9th with Casey Patterson
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2019 FIVB Itapema - T5th with Casey Patterson
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2019 FIVB Jinjiang - T17th with Casey Patterson
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2019 FIVB Gstaad - T25th with Casey Patterson
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2019 FIVB Edmonton - T5th with Casey Patterson
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2019 FIVB Jurmala - T5th with Casey Patterson
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Top 2018 FIVB finish with Sean Rosenthal was T9th in Lucerne
Personal Highlights
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Born in 1988
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Lives in Hermosa Beach, Calif.
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Married to Jessica Budinger
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Parents are Duncan and Mara Budinger
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Sister, Brittanie, played volleyball at San Francisco; brother, Duncan, plays on the AVP tour
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After his NBA career, he played basketball with Baskonia in the Euro League in 2016-2017
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2005 Volleyball Magazine National High School Player of the Year
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Co-MVP with Kevin Durant of the 2006 McDonald's High School All-American Basketball game
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Won the 18s division at the 2006 USA Volleyball Boys National Championships with Seaside VBC; Chase was the tournament MVP