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Kendall Brown

FA Small Forward #10

20dNets waived Kendall Brown on Tuesday.

Brown signed a two-way deal with Brooklyn last Tuesday, and he didn’t make an appearance for the pro club during his tenure with the team.

Killian Hayes

FA Point Guard #7

22dNets didn’t sign Killian Hayes to a second 10-day contract.

Hayes was able to play six games in 10 days for Brooklyn and averaged nine points, three rebounds, 5.2 assists and 1.3 three-pointers per game. He had a pair of excellent performances against the Thunder and Trail Blazers, but he struggled in his return to Detroit on Saturday. Hayes will now be a free agent, and he may be able to find another team to suit up for as the regular season winds down. However, until that happens, managers should leave him on the waiver wire.

Anton Watson

FA Small Forward #28

22dCeltics waived F Anton Watson.

Watson did not appear in a game for the Celtics this season, getting his run (when healthy) with the Maine Celtics in the G League. His exit will not impact fantasy basketball.

Matt Ryan

FA Small Forward #37

22dKnicks waived SF Matt Ryan and SF Jacob Toppin.

Per league rules, two-way players can only be active for 50 games during the regular season. Toppin has reached his limit, while Ryan’s was on the horizon. As a result, they’ve been waived, opening up two slots for the Knicks. New York also has an open standard contract slot, with T.J. Warren and Chuma Okeke being two names that beat reporters have mentioned as options to fill that void.

David Roddy

FA Power Forward #45

24d76ers waived David Roddy.

Roddy loses his spot on Philadelphia’s roster to newly-added Jalen Hood-Schifino, who inked a two-way contract on Friday with the club. The 23-year-old was averaging just under 10 minutes per-game this season for the 76ers. He should be able to latch on somewhere else as extra bench depth to close out the year.

P.J. Tucker

FA Power Forward #13

24dRaptors waived P.J. Tucker.

Tucker has been passed around since the trade deadline and hasn’t played since last postseason. He isn’t likely to become a relevant fantasy player anytime soon.

Javonte Green

FA Shooting Guard #4

1moESPN’s Shams Charania reports Javonte Green has agreed to a buyout with the Pelicans and intends to sign with the Cavaliers after clearing waivers.

Green appeared in 50 games for the Pelicans this season, making 18 starts. While his exit won’t significantly impact fantasy basketball, it frees up minutes for players like Brandon Boston Jr. and Antonio Reeves once the Pelicans decide to focus more on their draft lottery odds. As for Green’s fit in Cleveland (if he clears waivers), he gives the Cavaliers another athletic wing defender, which will be critical due to the need to deal with Boston and New York in the East.

Adama Sanogo

FA Power Forward #21

1moBulls waived Adama Sanogo after discovering he will be out for four weeks with a knee injury.

Sanogo will search for a new home while he rehabs his injured knee. This transaction has no impact in the world of fantasy hoops.

Daniel Theis

FA Center #10

1moDaniel Theis has agreed to a contract with AS Monaco.

Theis started this season playing with New Orleans and opened the year as the starting center. Across his 38 appearances, he averaged 4.3 points, 4.3 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 16.3 minutes per game. Theis was dealt to the Thunder in a cost-cutting move at the trade deadline and was waived shortly after. Though he reportedly had interest from NBA teams, Theis opted to return to Europe and join AS Monaco. There is still a chance that he eventually returns to the NBA, especially if he plays well overseas.

Alex Len

FA Center #25

1moAlex Len will not sign with the Pacers after clearing waivers.

On Saturday, ESPN’s Shams Charania reported that Len planned to sign with the Pacers after being waived by the Wizards. However, things have reportedly changed. Indiana signed Jahlil Okafor to a 10-day contract, and shortly after, multiple outlets reported that there was mutual interest between Len and the Lakers. While he doesn’t fit the “vertical spacing” center profile that has worked well with Luka Doncic in the past, there’s a more straightforward path to consistent playing time in Los Angeles than there would have been in Indianapolis.

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