The Wizards waived rookie shooting guard Joel Ayayi on Tuesday, according to NBA.com’s official transactions log. Ayayi had been on a two-way contract. After going undrafted out of Gonzaga last July, Ayayi signed a two-way deal with the Lakers, but was cut just before the season began. The Frenchman was claimed off waivers by Washington and had spent the last few months with … [Read more...] about Wizards Waive Joel Ayayi
Wizards Notes: Porzingis, Bryant, Neto, Dinwiddie
Playing on Sunday for the first time since January 29, Kristaps Porzingis was on a minutes restriction in his Wizards debut upon returning from a right knee injury. However, he still managed to rack up 25 points in just over 21 minutes of action, playing a key role in the club’s victory over Indiana. After the game, Porzingis was wearing a “perma-grin” when he spoke to … [Read more...] about Wizards Notes: Porzingis, Bryant, Neto, Dinwiddie
Free Agent Stock Watch: Southeast Division
For the rest of the regular season and postseason, Hoops Rumors is taking a closer look at players who will be free agents or could become free agents this offseason. We consider whether their stock is rising or falling due to their performance and other factors. Today, we’re focusing on a handful of Southeast players. P.J. Tucker, F, Heat 2021/22: $7MM 2022/23: $7.35MM player … [Read more...] about Free Agent Stock Watch: Southeast Division
Porzingis Ready For Debut; Executives, Agents Expect Beal To Re-Sign
Kristaps Porzingis could make his debut with the Wizards today, tweets Chase Hughes of NBC Sports Washington. Porzingis, who has been sidelined with knee soreness, was a full participant in practice Saturday for the first time since last month’s trade and will be evaluated before the game to make sure he’s ready to play, Hughes adds.Executives and agents that Hughes has talked … [Read more...] about Porzingis Ready For Debut; Executives, Agents Expect Beal To Re-Sign
Spencer Dinwiddie Says He Tried To Make Things Work In Washington
Spencer Dinwiddie, who was traded to the Mavericks at last month’s deadline, wants to erase any impression that he wasn’t a good teammate with the Wizards, writes Tim MacMahon of ESPN. Dinwiddie signed a three-year, $54MM contract with Washington during the offseason, but never quite meshed with Bradley Beal in the Wizards’ backcourt. There were reports that he wasn’t popular … [Read more...] about Spencer Dinwiddie Says He Tried To Make Things Work In Washington