Bleacher Report's Grant Hughes suggests Miami reunite with free agent Gabe Vincent to fill its 15th roster spot. The Heat sit near the first apron, but a minimum salary could still fit. Vincent is floated as a fallback if Miami misses out on John Konchar.
SNY's Ian Begley reports the Knicks have been in contact with free-agent centers Duop Reath and James Wiseman as training camp nears. New York already added Drew Eubanks and Liam Robbins on camp deals to build depth behind Karl-Anthony Towns and Andre Drummond.
Elfrid Payton has agreed to sign with the Kings, Michael Scotto of HoopsHype reports, with the veteran guard set to compete for a regular-season roster spot.
A proposed swap would send Kyrie Irving to Houston, reuniting him with Kevin Durant under coach Ime Udoka, while Dallas gets Fred VanVleet and Reed Sheppard back.
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.
Victor Oladipo remains unsigned and recently sent NBA general managers a letter pitching himself as healthy and ready to help a locker room. Heat insider Ira Winderman reported Miami has been monitoring Oladipo's comeback attempt, though nothing concrete has developed.
Kawhi Leonard had multiple suitors before deciding to head back to Toronto, Shams Charania reports. Detroit and Minnesota were both prepared to trade for him and discuss an extension, with only one year left on his deal.
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.
A hypothetical four-team trade would send Miles McBride from New York to Charlotte, with Moussa Diabate coming back to the Knicks. The proposal also routes Miles Bridges and a protected 2027 first-round pick to the Clippers, while Phoenix would land Gradey Dick and Isaiah Jackson.
John Konchar has agreed to a one-year, veteran's-minimum deal with New York, his agent George Langberg of GSL Sports Group told ESPN, with ESPN's Shams Charania confirming the terms.
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.
Drew Eubanks has signed a training camp deal with New York, according to SNY's Ian Begley. He'll compete for a roster spot behind Karl-Anthony Towns and Andre Drummond, joining fellow camp signee Liam Robbins in that battle. The 29-year-old averaged 5.2 points and 3.0 rebounds in 42 games with Sacramento last season.
New York signed 7-foot center Liam Robbins to an Exhibit 10 training camp contract, one of six such deals the team announced Monday. Robbins impressed in Summer League, posting strong rebounding and shot-blocking numbers against Detroit and Golden State.
Heat Roundtable's Sean Jordan floats Aaron Gordon as a trade target for Miami before the deadline. Denver reportedly views only Nikola Jokic as untouchable, leaving Gordon possibly available as the Nuggets retool around him.
Washington has re-signed forward Anthony Gill, according to a team press release. The deal is a one-year, minimum-salary contract that is non-guaranteed and carries Exhibit 9 language, according to Hoops Rumors.
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.
Lake Show Life's Svyatoslav Rovenchuk floated a trade sending Draymond Green to the Lakers, arguing his defense could pair with Walker Kessler and mask Sandro Mamukelashvili's weaker side of the ball. Green re-signed with Golden State this offseason on a one-year, $28 million deal.
