PHX • Guard • #12
It will reportedly be a one-year deal. Gillespie played his first season with Phoenix on a two-way deal, but he’ll get a standard contract after solid play in 2024-25. Gillespie could see meaningful rotation minutes for a new-look Suns team that’s still figuring out its identity post-Kevin Durant.
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PHX • Guard • #3
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Beal’s time in Phoenix has not been what anyone hoped it would be, due to the combination of injuries and underwhelming production. He’s been the focus of trade rumors in the past, but as one of two players in the league with a no-trade clause (LeBron James is the other), Beal has been incredibly difficult to move. Regarding a buyout, there are multiple issues at play. Accepting the deal would include Beal losing his no-trade clause, but he would be an unrestricted free agent once he clears waivers. The more significant issue is that Phoenix has already waived and stretched Nassir Little and E.J. Liddell, so they will need Beal to leave some money on the table. Per league rules, the amount of salary stretched cannot exceed 15 percent of the salary cap.
Source: Arizona Republic
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Hayes, who last played in the NBA during the 2017-18 season, is returning to the league after flourishing overseas. The former Wisconsin standout most recently played for Fenerbahce in Turkey, winning EuroLeague and Turkish Cup titles this past season. Hayes-Davis was also named the Most Valuable Player of both tournaments.
Source: Shams Charania
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4 days ago
Hayes, who last played in the NBA during the 2017-18 season, is returning to the league after flourishing overseas. The former Wisconsin standout most recently played for Fenerbahce in Turkey, winning EuroLeague and Turkish Cup titles this past season. Hayes-Davis was also named the Most Valuable Player of both tournaments.
Source: Shams Charania
NOP • Guard • #23
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While Alexander put up gaudy numbers for the Nuggets’ G League affiliate last season, that did not prevent the team from parting ways with him in late June. He’s found a new home with the Pelicans, where he’ll aim to earn opportunities with the “big club” while plying his trade for the Birmingham Squadron. Unless New Orleans is again decimated by injuries, Alexander will not impact fantasy basketball in 2025-26.
Source: Michael Scotto
NOP • Guard • #23
1 day ago
While Alexander put up gaudy numbers for the Nuggets’ G League affiliate last season, that did not prevent the team from parting ways with him in late June. He’s found a new home with the Pelicans, where he’ll aim to earn opportunities with the “big club” while plying his trade for the Birmingham Squadron. Unless New Orleans is again decimated by injuries, Alexander will not impact fantasy basketball in 2025-26.
Source: Michael Scotto
PHI • Guard • #23
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Despite his first season in Philadelphia being a disappointment, Gordon will return to the City of Brotherly Love for another run. Before a wrist injury ended his season in late February, the veteran guard made 39 appearances (13 starts) and averaged a career-low 6.8 points with 1.2 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.4 three-pointers. A positive for Gordon was that he shot nearly 41 percent from three. His contract is for the veteran’s minimum, and fantasy managers should not expect too much from Gordon if the 76ers manage to remain healthy.
Source: Philadelphia 76ers
