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Sioux Falls, Miami's G League team, acquired Mo Bamba's rights in a deal sending Trevor Keels to Washington's G League affiliate. It's unclear whether Bamba will actually join the Skyforce this season. He averaged 2.5 points and 5.5 rebounds for Toronto and Utah last year.
Bleacher Report's Grant Hughes named Sacramento as a top landing spot for free agent Cam Whitmore, arguing a team with little to lose should take a flier on 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.
NBA insider Jake Fischer said on a Bleacher Report livestream that D'Angelo Russell probably won't remain with Memphis. Fischer pointed to Walter Clayton Jr., Jordan Hawkins and Kris Murray as players to watch if Russell moves on.
Kings insider James Ham said Sacramento turned down a deal that would have sent Zach LaVine to Atlanta for Trae Young. Ham reported the Kings worried Young would immediately push for a massive extension, something they weren't ready to commit to.
LakeShowLife's Tyler Watts argues the Lakers shouldn't chase Anthony Davis even as Washington holds off on an extension. Davis has a guaranteed $58.5M left plus a $62.8M player option, a price Watts says the Lakers won't touch.
A proposed deal would send Brandin Podziemski to the Wizards for 21-year-old guard Bub Carrington plus four draft picks, including a lottery-protected first-rounder.
Elias Schuster of Chicago Bulls on SI suggests the Bulls look at unrestricted free agent Cam Whitmore, whom Graham could sign to a near-minimum one-year deal.
ClutchPoints' Brett Siegel raised the idea of Golden State sending Jimmy Butler and multiple first-round picks to Washington for Anthony Davis on the Clutch Scoops podcast.
Cam Whitmore, waived by Cleveland roughly a week after arriving there in the five-team Peyton Watson sign-and-trade, is again a free agent after earlier stops with Houston and Washington.
