Charlotte has signed guard Kyle Mangas and waived Trey Townsend, per the team. It's the second such swap in two days, after the Hornets waived Josiah Allick to sign Townsend on Tuesday, using their lone open offseason roster spot to rotate players through ahead of training camp.
The Hornets signed forward Josiah Allick on an Exhibit 10 deal and waived him less than a day later, then did the same with Trey Townsend.
The Memphis Hustle acquired Yuri Collins's returning player rights from the Santa Cruz Warriors plus a 2027 second-round pick from the Long Island Nets in a three-team G League trade.
The 76ers announced they signed Tacko Fall along with Jameer Nelson Jr. and Saint Thomas, all on Exhibit 10 contracts, according to ESPN's Dave McMenamin. The trio will join Philadelphia's training camp. Fall last appeared in the NBA in 2022, having played for Boston and Cleveland before heading overseas.
Charlotte waived Josiah Allick just days after signing him and replaced him with forward Trey Townsend on a non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 deal, according to Rod Boone of The Charlotte Observer.
Philadelphia announced Exhibit 10 contracts for Tacko Fall, Jameer Nelson Jr. and Saint Thomas, with ESPN's Dave McMenamin reporting all three will join training camp. None is guaranteed a roster spot, but the deals let the Sixers convert one to a two-way contract or route a waived player to the Delaware Blue Coats.
Utah announced the signing of guard Matthew Murrell, who spent last season with their G League affiliate, the Salt Lake City Stars, after going undrafted out of Ole Miss in 2025.
Minnesota waived John Konchar hours after acquiring him and Cody Williams from Utah in a trade that sent Josh Green's expiring $14.68M salary to the Jazz, clearing room to complete Jonathan Kuminga's signing.
Cleveland has officially signed 2022 second-round pick Khalifa Diop to a standard contract after paying roughly $1.5 million to pry the 7'1" center away from Baskonia, per El Correo.
The NBA's cap-circumvention probe into Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers has resolved without voiding his contract, and ESPN's Shams Charania reports nothing now blocks his earlier-agreed trade back to Toronto. Leonard told Charania he wants a clean slate with the Raptors.
Mark Mitchell is walking away from an Exhibit 10 deal and Denver's training camp to re-enroll at Missouri for a possible fifth season, according to Jeff Goodman of The Field of 68, confirmed by ESPN's Jeff Borzello via Mitchell's agent.
Charlotte announced the signing of forward Josiah Allick, with Rod Boone of the Charlotte Observer reporting it's an Exhibit 10 contract for training camp.
Minnesota has agreed to send Josh Green and cash to Utah for Cody Williams and John Konchar, according to ESPN sources and Shams Charania, a swap of wing depth that also helps the Timberwolves duck a projected second-apron overage.
Barcelona has officially signed forward Justin Minaya to a contract running through June 30, 2028. The club describes the 27-year-old as a versatile defender who can guard multiple positions and provide energy and rebounding.
Marcus Thompson, speaking on The Tom Tolbert Show, said Stephen Curry's knee trouble was one reason LeBron James signed with Philadelphia instead of Golden State, framing James as wary of how many games he would be asked to carry if Curry were limited.
Braden Smith has signed his two-way contract with Indiana, nearly two months after the Pacers acquired his draft rights from Chicago on draft night, per Tony East of Forbes.
Two free agents are off the board: Jonathan Kuminga is joining the Timberwolves and Bennedict Mathurin is going to the Pelicans. Nekias Duncan and Steve Jones broke down both fits on Yahoo's Dunker Spot podcast, including the shortcomings each move leaves behind. No terms were given.
Cam Whitmore has been waived by the Cavaliers, per the NBA.com transaction log, noted by Michael Scotto of HoopsHype. Cleveland picked him up just over a week ago in the five-team Peyton Watson trade, and Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report and The Stein Line had reported the release was coming.
Sixers president Bob Myers described how the Jaylen Brown trade came together, saying the process turned serious once Brad Stevens asked what Philadelphia was offering, then ran through roughly 50 conversations without either side leaking.
Aaron Turner, who represents Jonathan Kuminga, said on FanDuel TV's 'Run It Back' that the Lakers, Bulls and Blazers all pursued his client, and that Portland's proposal carried a higher player option than the one-year, $12.1 million deal he took in Minnesota.
