Latest NBA trade rumors and signings

Houston has signed Isaiah Crawford to a multi-year contract. No terms disclosed.

Moussa Cisse signed a two-year, nearly $5 million contract with Dallas, matching an offer sheet from the New York Knicks. The deal locks in the big man after a rookie season in which he played nearly 40 games, averaging about 5 points and 6 rebounds in 14 minutes.

Ziaire Williams told Benjamin Royer of The Southern California News Group he signed a one-year minimum deal with the Lakers because of the fit as a versatile wing, not just because it brought him home to the Los Angeles area.

The NBA has brought in law firm Hecker Fink to investigate Gary Trent Jr.'s four-year, $64 million deal with Milwaukee, The Athletic's Joe Vardon reports. Investigators are examining whether Trent took smaller contracts earlier in his career on the understanding the Bucks would later pay him big.

Denver has signed Marvin Bagley III. No terms disclosed.

Phoenix has signed Luke Kennard to a multi-year contract.

Denver has signed guard Tyus Jones. No terms disclosed.

Memphis has signed Cameron Boozer to a multi-year contract. No terms disclosed.

San Antonio has signed guard Jordan McLaughlin. No terms disclosed.

The Lakers have signed Kevon Looney. No terms disclosed.

The Lakers have signed guard Austin Reaves to a multi-year contract. No terms disclosed.

Minnesota has signed Isaiah Evans to a multi-year contract. No terms disclosed.

Collin Sexton's two-year, $19.2 million Lakers contract, signed via the mid-level exception, includes a player option for 2027-28. He'll wear No. 10.

Atlanta has signed center Jock Landale. No terms disclosed.

Denver has signed Trevon Brazile. No terms disclosed.

Brooklyn has signed Joshua Jefferson to a multi-year contract. No terms disclosed.

Minnesota has signed Trey Lyles. No terms disclosed.

New Orleans has signed center DeAndre Jordan to a multi-year contract. No terms disclosed.

Marcus Smart has agreed to a two-year, $12.4 million deal with Houston, below the $13 million first reported, with a player option for year two, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. He reunites with Ime Udoka, his former Celtics coach now running the Rockets backcourt.

Minnesota has signed guard Ayo Dosunmu to a multi-year contract. No terms disclosed.