N'Faly Dante signed an Exhibit 10 deal with New York after tearing his ACL last season while with Atlanta and being waived in February. The Knicks also confirmed Jaden Akins signed and was waived under an Exhibit 10 arrangement, leaving all three of the team's two-way slots open.
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.
SNY's Ian Begley expects rookie Tyler Nickel and third-year wing Kevin McCullar Jr. to land roster spots before training camp, pushing New York to 20 players under contract. Neither move has been announced.
Sacramento waived Gabe Levin and Tyrone Marshall on Friday, per NBA.com's transaction log, and signed forward Leaky Black to a training camp deal, according to Paul Garcia of Spot Up Shot.
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.
New Orleans has signed forward Julian Reese to a two-way contract, Keith Smith of Spotrac reported. Reese is the younger brother of Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese. The move comes as the Pelicans fill out their roster ahead of next week's training camp.
Lonzo Ball remains unsigned as a free agent with the 2026-27 season about a month away, and he has pushed back on retirement chatter that spread after a podcast clip circulated, sarcastically replying on social media that he's still waiting for a team to call.
The NBA's cap-circumvention investigation into Milwaukee and Gary Trent Jr. remains ongoing, with law firm Hecker Fink running the probe, Joe Vardon reports.
The Clippers intend to waive two-way center Jamarion Sharp ahead of training camp, Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report and The Stein Line reports. The 7-foot-5 big man signed with LA in August after a strong Summer League showing with Toronto, but Fischer says the team isn't currently looking to replace him on the roster.
Atlanta and Charlotte have agreed to a trade sending Dorian Finney-Smith to the Hawks, Shams Charania of ESPN reports. Buddy Hield, guard Ryan Nembhard and cash go back to the Hornets.
Julian Reese has signed a two-way contract with New Orleans, filling the team's open two-way slot without any corresponding roster move.
San Antonio's 21-man training camp roster includes RJ Davis on a camp invite, believed to be an Exhibit 10 contract. Davis went undrafted out of North Carolina, signed with the Lakers last year and starred for their G League team, averaging 18.4 points and 4.9 assists en route to an All-Rookie nod.
Detroit has raised its offer to Jalen Duren to a fully guaranteed five-year, $200 million deal with no team or player options, according to The Athletic's Sam Amick and Hunter Patterson.
The NBA has launched a formal investigation into Gary Trent Jr.'s four-year, $64 million deal with Milwaukee, according to The Athletic. Investigators want to know if the Bucks and Trent structured cheaper deals now with a handshake promise of a big payday later.
Marc Stein reports Kawhi Leonard rebuffed trade interest from Miami, Minnesota and Detroit, insisting he would only sign an extension with Toronto or San Antonio.
Atlanta announced it has signed guard Keon Johnson, though no contract terms were released. It is expected to be an Exhibit 10 with a training camp invite, which could pay him a bonus up to $91K if he's waived and spends 60 days with the College Park Skyhawks.
Charlotte is expected to waive rookie guard Ryan Nembhard after Tuesday's trade sent Dorian Finney-Smith to Atlanta for Buddy Hield, Nembhard and cash, according to ESPN's Ohm Youngmisuk and Shams Charania.
Atlanta waived Keon Johnson a day after signing him, part of a wave of 12 Exhibit 10 cuts logged on NBA.com Thursday. Others released include Jordan Riley in Detroit, Payton Sandfort and Nate Santos in Minnesota, three Blazers signees, and two Jazz players.
The Clippers are waiving Johni Broome, per Jake Fischer of The Stein Line and Bleacher Report and Law Murray of The Athletic. Los Angeles carried 16 guaranteed contracts and needed to trim its roster, with Broome owed the least guaranteed money among them.
Orlando signed guard Ricky Council and forward Jarron Cumberland to training camp contracts. Council played 73 games for Philadelphia last season, averaging 7.3 points and 2.9 rebounds. Cumberland spent last year in the G League with Osceola and South Bay, putting up 5.1 points and 2.8 rebounds.
