Mac McClung
The Chicago Bulls have reportedly signed Mac McClung, according to HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto. The move raises questions, as the Bulls’ roster is currently full, potentially necessitating roster adjustments. Whether McClung will join the main squad or head to the G League, this signing is unlikely to have immediate fantasy basketball implications.
Read MoreDennis Smith
Dennis Smith Jr. has been waived by the Dallas Mavericks, as reported by NBA insider Marc Stein. Despite being the team’s first-round pick in 2017, Smith was unable to secure a roster spot amid Dallas’s adjustments for Kyrie Irving’s knee absence. After 56 games with the Nets in 2023-24, Smith spent last season with EuroLeague
Read MoreDalano Banton
The Dallas Mavericks have waived Dalano Banton, less than two weeks after he signed an Exhibit 10 deal with the team. If Banton clears waivers, he may continue his career in Texas, as his rights in the G League are held by the Texas Legends. Banton, a former second-round pick, showed promise with the Trail
Read MoreChris Livingston
The Milwaukee Bucks have waived Chris Livingston, as reported by ESPN’s Shams Charania. Despite signing a fully guaranteed contract in July, the Bucks’ roster constraints left no space for the 2023 second-round pick. Livingston will now explore opportunities with other teams as he seeks to continue his NBA career.
Read MoreSpencer Dinwiddie
Spencer Dinwiddie has been waived by the Charlotte Hornets, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. Originally signed in July, Dinwiddie’s departure allows the team to manage its guaranteed salaries ahead of the season opener. With his established scoring and playmaking skills, Dinwiddie is expected to attract interest from other teams, making him a potential option for
Read MoreAJ Green
AJ Green has secured a four-year, $45 million extension with the Milwaukee Bucks, as reported by ESPN’s Shams Charania. Renowned for his three-point shooting, Green’s fantasy impact remains limited due to inconsistent playing time. While he may offer streaming potential when his minutes increase, he remains mostly relevant in deeper fantasy leagues.
Read MoreKeegan Murray
Keegan Murray has secured his future with the Sacramento Kings, signing a five-year, $140 million extension, reports Shams Charania. Despite being out until November, the 2022 top-five pick is regarded as the Kings’ top defender. His absence will be felt early in the season, but the long-term deal affirms the team’s commitment to his role
Read MoreRJ Luis
The Boston Celtics have waived RJ Luis Jr., who was acquired in the trade involving Georges Niang. Despite entering the NBA undrafted and later joining Utah, Luis’s release is unlikely to affect Boston’s rotation dynamics. Now a free agent, Luis will be looking for opportunities with other teams.
Read MoreMalcolm Brogdon
In a surprising move, Malcolm Brogdon announced his retirement from the NBA on Wednesday, concluding a decorated nine-year career. Initially in training camp with the Knicks on a non-guaranteed deal, Brogdon was a potential favorite for an opening night roster spot. His retirement may influence the Knicks’ roster decisions, particularly regarding players such as Pacôme
Read MoreRussell Westbrook
The Sacramento Kings have signed veteran guard Russell Westbrook to a one-year contract valued at $3.6 million, as reported by ESPN’s Shams Charania. Westbrook will bolster a crowded backcourt that includes Dennis Schroder, Malik Monk, and Keon Ellis, yet the signing does little to address the Kings’ frontcourt needs following Keegan Murray’s injury. While Westbrook’s
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