New York signed Tony Bradley to a non-guaranteed Exhibit 9 contract, the team announced. The move came shortly after the Knicks waived John Konchar and N'Faly Dante.
New York waived John Konchar and N'Faly Dante, both on non-guaranteed camp deals. The Knicks signed Jaden Akins to a two-way contract after signing and waiving him twice earlier this offseason. They also added veteran center Tony Bradley on a training camp deal.
New York waived guard John Konchar and center N'Faly Dante following the first day of training camp, without explaining either move.
UpdateOlynyk leaves NBA for Italy, agrees to deal with BC Roma
Kelly Olynyk has an agreement in principle to join newly formed BC Roma in Italy's Serie A and EuroCup, leaving the NBA after reaching the Finals last season with San Antonio.
Sacramento has signed guard Sean East II to an Exhibit 10 contract. He's expected to head to the Stockton Kings in the G League once preseason wraps. East averaged 18.6 points, 5.3 assists and 2.7 rebounds in 51 G League games last season with the Salt Lake City Stars.
+2A four-team trade pitch from Bleacher Report's Dan Favale would send Domantas Sabonis to Toronto. R.J. Barrett would go to Charlotte, preserving the Hornets' LaMelo Ball trade exception.
D'Angelo Russell has signed with the Shanghai Sharks of the Chinese Basketball Association for the coming season after Memphis waived him in September, with the Grizzlies eating $5.9 million of his salary.
+5A fan-made trade proposal on Fanspo would send Kyle Kuzma and Jericho Sims to the Lakers for Jarred Vanderbilt, Dalton Knecht and Jaden Hardy.
Brian Windhorst of ESPN reports the Lakers are aware Luka Doncic could leave once his current deal ends, and are trying to build around him accordingly. Windhorst said that awareness partly drove the offseason move to add a center.
The Clippers finalized Exhibit 10 deals for Blake Wesley and Fletcher Loyer, completing a 21-man preseason roster. Wesley joins after three years in San Antonio and a stint in Portland, while Loyer signed in June after going undrafted from Purdue.
Deandre Ayton was traded from the Lakers to Washington in July after exercising his player option, following a season that fell short of expectations in Los Angeles. At Wizards media day, Ayton said he's excited about the move and welcomed the chance to play alongside Trae Young and Anthony Davis.
Lakers insider Jovan Buha said Dalton Knecht is more likely than Jaden Hardy to be moved or waived as Los Angeles chases a backup center.
Lakers insider Jovan Buha said Los Angeles has continued weighing trades for Milwaukee's Jericho Sims and New Orleans' Karlo Matkovic to bolster the frontcourt behind Walker Kessler.
Cason Wallace could command roughly $100M over four years as OKC's next extension priority, following the trades of Luguentz Dort, Isaiah Joe and Aaron Wiggins. Karl-Anthony Towns remains eligible for a four-year, $276M extension with the Knicks, but reporting suggests no deal gets done before this season.
Atlanta signed forward Cam Corhen and guard/forward Kobe Johnson to Exhibit 10 contracts. Corhen went undrafted out of Pittsburgh, averaging 13.6 points and 6.8 rebounds as a senior.
Podcast host Tyler Tanner pitched a trade sending Myles Turner from Milwaukee to the Lakers, pairing him with Walker Kessler for what he called the league's best rim-protecting duo.
Sacramento has signed Viktor Lakhin to an Exhibit 10 contract. The 6-foot-11 forward/center is expected to head to the Stockton Kings for the G League season once preseason wraps. He averaged 10.3 points, 7.0 rebounds and 2.6 assists in 31 G League games last season with the Oklahoma City Blue.
Detroit signed forward John Ukomadu to an Exhibit 10 contract and waived guard Bryson Warren from his own Exhibit 10 deal. Ukomadu averaged 10.5 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1.2 blocks for the Motor City Cruise last season.
Charlotte announced the signing of Wyatt Fricks on Monday. The undrafted forward averaged 15.7 points and 5.7 rebounds last season at Marshall. The Hornets also waived Rob Dillingham the same day.
Nets general manager Sean Marks says extension talks with Michael Porter Jr. remain ongoing but unhurried, with no deadline pressuring either side this season. Marks wants more consistency, defense, rebounding and intangibles from Porter before the team commits to a new deal.
