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.
Dwight Powell has agreed to a new one-year, $3.88 million contract with Dallas, according to RealGM, with $1 million guaranteed and another $500,000 kicking in if he makes the opening night roster.
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.
Indiana has signed undrafted rookies Keba Keita, Rienk Mast, Kowacie Reeves Jr. and Jalen Warley to Exhibit 10 contracts. All four are expected to spend the season with the Pacers' G League affiliate, the Noblesville Boom.
A three-team trade concept built on FanSpo would send Alperen Şengün from Houston to Detroit and Jalen Duren from Detroit to Houston on a proposed four-year, $160 million deal.
Bruce Brown, Ochai Agbaji and James Wiseman are competing for what looks like one open Knicks roster spot after all three signed non-guaranteed Exhibit 9 deals, New York Post columnist Mike Vaccaro writes.
Obi Agbim has agreed to a training camp contract with Golden State, according to Paul Garcia of The Spot Up Shot. The fifth-year guard averaged 10.7 points and shot . 375 from the field for Baylor last season after stops at Wyoming, Fort Lewis and Northeastern Junior College.
NBA insider Brian Windhorst said Houston locking up Amen Thompson on a $208 million extension frees the Rockets to pursue another big trade, though he was unsure of the timing. He named Kevin Durant and Alperen Sengun as the two other max-money players who could realistically move.
Stephen Curry confirmed he personally pitched LeBron James on joining the Warriors after James left the Lakers this summer, according to CNBC. James instead signed a two-year, $8 million deal with Philadelphia. Curry said he would have felt foolish not to make the attempt given James's stature.
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.
Indiana has officially signed Keba Keita, Rienk Mast, Kowacie Reeves Jr. and Jalen Warley to Exhibit 10 contracts, according to Tony East of Forbes and Circle City Spin.
A hypothetical trade would send Pacôme Dadiet to Brooklyn along with a protected 2033 second-round pick swap and roughly $2 million in cash.
Miami will likely keep its final standard roster spot vacant after John Konchar signed an Exhibit 9 deal with the Knicks, Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports. That keeps flexibility for in-season buyout targets.
A three-team trade proposal would send Jalen Duren to the Clippers while Detroit lands Brandon Ingram, Moussa Diabate and a 2027 first-round pick swap. Charlotte would absorb Duncan Robinson's salary in exchange for a first-rounder and two second-round picks.
A hypothetical proposal would send Kevin Durant and Steven Adams to Golden State in exchange for Jimmy Butler, Brandin Podziemski, an unprotected 2032 first-round pick and 2028 first-round swap rights going to Houston.
Washington signed undrafted forward KeShawn Murphy to an Exhibit 10 contract, with the team confirming the move by tweet. Jon Chepkevich of DraftExpress first reported the agreement back in June.
Minnesota signed guard Stephen Thompson to an Exhibit 10 contract and waived Jules Bernard, who had been on the same type of deal.
The Lakers signed guards Meechie Johnson and Chase Ross ahead of training camp, Lakers Nation's Trevor Lane reported. To make room, Los Angeles waived forward Anton Watson. The moves come days before Los Angeles opens its preseason slate against Sacramento.
A hypothetical two-for-one swap would send Jamal Murray from Denver to Boston in exchange for Derrick White and Sam Hauser, with no picks or extra salary attached.
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.
