Devin Carter

Boston enters training camp with 14 players on standard deals, including offseason additions Paul George, Mitchell Robinson, Mike Conley and rookie Chris Cenac Jr., according to CelticsBlog's Noa Dalzell. Amari Williams and Dillon Mitchell already hold two-way contracts, leaving one two-way spot open.

Atlanta and Charlotte have had on-and-off talks all summer about sending Buddy Hield to the Hornets for Dorian Finney-Smith, per Jake Fischer of The Stein Line. The deal isn't finalized but remains alive. An earlier version reportedly included Devin Carter, but Atlanta waived him this month and he signed with Boston.

Devin Carter has agreed to an Exhibit 10 contract with the Celtics, Spotrac's Keith Smith reports, that lets him compete for a standard roster spot or a two-way deal in camp.

Ira Winderman of The South Florida Sun Sentinel discusses whether Miami should pursue guard Devin Carter after he clears waivers from Sacramento and Atlanta, noting his father Anthony Carter's ties to the franchise.

Devin Carter was waived by Sacramento on Friday, leaving the No. 13 pick from 2024 seeking his second NBA team. NBA insider Jake Fischer reports the Celtics could pursue him once he clears waivers, while Heat insider Ira Winderman says Miami has the cap room and roster space to make a move too.

Boston is interested in signing Devin Carter once he clears waivers from Atlanta, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer. The Hawks acquired Carter from Sacramento in June as part of a second-apron salary dump before waiving him, months after Sacramento took him 13th overall in 2024.

Atlanta plans to waive guard Devin Carter, according to Jake Fischer. He was owed a guaranteed $5,158,080 this season, and the Hawks declined his fourth-year option worth $7,370,897.

Per the official transaction log, Atlanta sent Alpha Kaba to Sacramento in exchange for Devin Carter and a 2033 second-round pick, which is Sacramento's own. The Kings also generated a trade exception on the deal. A 2033 pick is a long way off.