The Knicks signed Liam Robbins, waived him a day later, then had their G League affiliate Westchester trade for his returning-player rights from the Rip City Remix.
The Lakers sit at 16 guaranteed contracts, one over the league's regular-season limit, after signing Matisse Thybulle in late July. Jaden Hardy, Dalton Knecht and Jarred Vanderbilt are seen as the likeliest players to be moved or waived before camp.
Brooklyn signed and waived DJ Rodman and Aaron Scott on Monday, according to Brian Lewis of the New York Post. The Nets then signed forward Nick Pringle, whose Exhibit 10 deal had been reported last month.
Anton Watson signed a training camp deal with the Lakers on Sept. 18 and was waived the same day, per Yahoo Sports. He's expected to head to the G League's Coachella Valley affiliate.
The Warriors have waived forward Elias Ralph after signing him to an Exhibit 10 deal last week. He's expected to join the Santa Cruz Warriors for the G League season, the usual path for that type of contract.
New Orleans has waived guard Markquis Nowell just days after signing him to an Exhibit 10 deal. Nowell is expected to join the Laketown Squadron for the coming G League season.
Atlanta requested waivers on Lamont Butler last week, according to the NBA's transaction log, with Hawks beat reporter Brad Rowland confirming the move. Butler had signed a non-guaranteed training camp deal that likely carried Exhibit 10 terms.
David Stockton signed a training camp contract with Phoenix and was waived days later, according to RotoWire. The move sets up the 35-year-old to rejoin the Valley Suns, Phoenix's G League affiliate, where he played last season. Stockton hasn't appeared in an NBA game since Utah's 2018 playoff run against Houston.
Phoenix signed guard/forward Jordan Schakel to an Exhibit 10 deal on Wednesday, then waived him Thursday, according to RealGM and NBA.com's transaction logs.
Golden State signed Chance McMillian and Deivon Smith to Exhibit 10 contracts on Wednesday, then waived both the same day, according to the NBA's transaction log. Both spent last season with the Santa Cruz Warriors, Golden State's G League affiliate.
New Orleans signed and waived center Aziz Bandaogo, Keith Smith reports for Spotrac. The timing of the signing wasn't clear, but the waiver came Wednesday. The deal looks like an Exhibit 10, worth up to $91K if he reports to the Pelicans' G League affiliate, the Laketown Squadron, which recently acquired his rights.
New Orleans signed and waived Johnny O'Neil again, per Keith Smith of Spotrac, a repeat of last September's move to retain his G League rights and set up a bonus worth up to $91K.
Boston has waived guard Caleb Grill after signing him to an Exhibit 10 contract. He is expected to join the Maine Celtics for the G League season.
New Orleans waived Christian Shumate and signed-and-waived Johnny O'Neil, both of whom were on Exhibit 10 deals. Both are expected to land with the Laketown Squadron for the G League season, where each played last year.
New York signed Jaden Akins, Nick Jourdain, Mitch Mascari, Toby Okani, Paul Zilinskas and Igor Miličić Jr. to training camp deals Monday night before waiving all six. Several already had their G League rights with Westchester lined up before the NBA moves went through, including Akins and Mascari.
New York signed and waived Jaden Akins, Nick Jourdain, Mitch Mascari, Toby Okani, Igor Milicic and Paul Zilinskas on Tuesday. All six had Exhibit 10 deals and now head to the G League's Westchester Knicks.
Detroit signed and waived forwards Dawson Garcia and Basheer Jihad, Spotrac's Keith Smith reports. Both are on Exhibit 10 deals meant to send them to the G League's Motor City Cruise.
Brooklyn signed guards Isaiah Wong and Dwight Murray Jr. before immediately waiving both, according to Brian Lewis of The New York Post. The Exhibit 10 deals set up bonuses worth up to $91K if either sticks with the G League's Long Island Nets for at least 60 days.
AK Okereke signed a Lakers two-way deal after going undrafted, but LakeShowLife's Svyatoslav Rovenchuk predicts he'll be cut before opening night. The reasoning ties back to Memphis, where Bleacher Report's Jake Fischer expects the Grizzlies to waive several players to get under the roster limit.
Memphis is nearly 20 players deep and could waive up to four, including wing Micah Peavy, per NBA insider Jake Fischer. Lakers reporter Chris Lambert of Lake Show Life argues LA should pounce, cutting AK Okereke to hand Peavy his two-way spot.
