Latest NBA trade rumors and signings

New York waived guard John Konchar and center N'Faly Dante following the first day of training camp, without explaining either move.

Dalton Knecht's roster spot is in question as the Lakers look to get under the 15-man limit. NBA insider Brett Siegel said on the ClutchScoops podcast Knecht will have to fight Jaden Hardy for a spot, and wouldn't be shocked if Knecht is cut.

Dallas is trying to find roster room to keep Dwight Powell, according to Marc Stein. Powell signed a partially guaranteed one-year deal last week, but the Mavericks already have 15 standard contracts filled. He averaged 3.3 points and 4.1 rebounds last season and remains the longest-tenured player on the roster.

The Heat are signing guard Lester Quinones, Miami Herald reporter Barry Jackson reports, citing agent Scott Nichols. It's an Exhibit 10 deal, with Quinones competing for a two-way spot.

James Wiseman has emerged as the frontrunner for New York's 14th and likely final roster spot, New York Post reporter Stefan Bondy reports. Bondy says witnesses have praised Wiseman's camp performance, though he cautioned preseason games still have to play out.

The Bulls announced they've signed Isaiah Stevens, taking the roster spot opened by waiving Peter Suder. Terms weren't disclosed, but it's likely a non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 deal.

Julian Champagnie signed a three-year, $45M extension with San Antonio in late June after taking Harrison Barnes' starting spot last season.

Julian Reese has signed a two-way contract with New Orleans, filling the team's open two-way slot without any corresponding roster move.

Kevin Love is still an unrestricted free agent after spending last season with Utah, where he averaged 12.6 rebounds and 3.9 assists per 36 minutes off the bench. Bleacher Report's Grant Hughes floated the Lakers as a fit who could use a veteran exception to sign him.

Minnesota has signed guard Antonio Reeves, who spent last season on a two-way contract with Charlotte. Reeves averaged 17.1 points and 3.6 rebounds across 35 G League games for the Greensboro Swarm.

Orlando signed forward Mike Sharavjamts and guard Johnell Davis to Exhibit 10 contracts before waiving both. Each is expected to land with the Osceola Magic for the G League season.

Portland signed swingman Jaylen Martin to a non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 contract, according to Joe Freeman of The Oregonian. Martin, 22, appeared in 16 NBA games for Brooklyn and Washington last season but has mostly played in the G League.

Toronto signed forward Tyson Degenhart to an Exhibit 10 deal and waived guard Andre Jackson Jr. in a corresponding move.

Washington signed guard Jazian Gortman to an Exhibit 10 deal and waived forward Steve Settle, the team announced. Gortman went undrafted in 2023 and has bounced through Exhibit 10 deals with Milwaukee, Dallas and Oklahoma City, plus a two-way stint with the Mavericks that saw him play 16 NBA games.

Golden State signed free agent guard Miles Kelly to a training camp contract, the team announced. Kelly spent his rookie year on a two-way deal with Dallas, appearing in 14 games before being waived in March.

Seth Lundy agreed to a training camp contract with the Mavericks, according to Michael Scotto. The forward has missed the last two seasons due to injuries. He put up 20.0 points and 3.8 rebounds a game across four Summer League outings with Toronto.

Miami announced the signing of forward Ian Schieffelin, formalizing a move reported last month. Terms were not disclosed, but the deal is believed to be a non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 contract.

Denver agreed to a two-way contract with Ryan Nembhard on Wednesday, ESPN's Shams Charania reports. The Denver Post's Bennett Durando reported that KJ Simpson was waived to make room for him.

SNY insider Ian Begley said on "The Putback" that Drew Eubanks is the "safest" pick over James Wiseman for New York's final roster spot. Begley argued a title defense favors the more reliable Eubanks over Wiseman, whose talent he does not doubt but whose injury history does.

Anthony Black can sign a rookie scale extension through October 19, and he says he isn't stressing the deadline either way.