Danny Ainge

Team, Boston Celtics

Celtics GM Danny Ainge, who suffered a mild heart attack on Tuesday night, has since received medical attention and is expected to make a full recovery.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Ainge and his family at this time. Though any sort of heart attack is hard to consider mild, we are glad to hear that AInge is expected to make a full recovery. We'll update the story as further information passes along.

Source: Shams Charania on Twitter

Kemba Walker

PG, Boston Celtics

Walker scored 22 points on 7-of-15 shooting with four rebounds with two assists as USA Basketball had it's 78-game winning streak in tournament and exhibition games snapped on Saturday.

Walker continues to assert himself as the team's best player but USA losing to Australia was the much bigger story in this one. Harrison Barnes also played well as he chipped in 20 points on 7-of-12 shooting to go with six rebounds. USA will take on Canada on Monday in their last exhibition before taking on the Czech Republic in the first official match of the tournament on September 1.

Source: USAB.com

Derrick White

PG, San Antonio Spurs

Derrick White left Saturday’s game after tripping and hitting his head on the floor.

White left without help but there is no word yet on whether he is dealing with a concussion. He finished with eight points, hitting 6-of-7 three throws in nine minutes with another update sure to come. The third-year guard put up top-125 per-game value, playing 25.8 minutes in his second season. Even with the return of Dejounte Murray, White should still be worth a roster spot in most standard leagues.

Source: Jeff Garcia on Twitter

Marcus Smart

PG, Boston Celtics

Marcus Smart, sidelined for almost there weeks with calf tightness, returned to action on Saturday as USA lost to Australia in their exhibition.

Smart only played nine minutes in this one but still managed to score 7 points with three assists days after being named one of the team’s co-captains. Coming off an NBA All-Defensive First Team selection, he produced top-100 per game fantasy value as it seems he may have finally fixed his shot after shooting under 40 percent from the field in his first four seasons. He also produced a career-high in both steals and triples with 1.8 and 1.6 respectively as his career seems to be on the up and up.

Source: USAB.com

Patty Mills

PG, San Antonio Spurs

Patty Mills went off in the fourth quarter and finished with 30 points as Australia beat USA 98-94.

Although it was only an exhibition, it was still a huge moment for Mills and the Australian team in front of a huge crowd as they handed the US team it's first loss since 2006. Mills was serenaded with MVP chants as Joe Ingles also played well with 15 points on 6-of-12 shooting with four rebounds and seven assists while Andrew Bogut came off the bench for 16 points, nine rebound and four assists in 20 minutes, shooting 7-of-8 from the field.

Source: USAB.com

Kyle Kuzma

PF, Los Angeles Lakers

Kyle Kuzma is out for Team USA's tuneup up game vs. Australia with a sore left ankle.

Kuzma is being held out of this one for precautionary reasons. There's clearly no need for USA Basketball to risk him further injuring the sore ankle. This does not sound like a serious injury and should not affect his fantasy ADP on draft day.

Source: USA Basketball on Twitter

Dwight Howard

C, Memphis Grizzlies

Dwight Howard has agreed with the Grizzlies on a buyout, and will sign a non-guaranteed contract with the Lakers.

The Lakers are giving Howard an opportunity to be fantasy relevant. When given minutes, Dwight can produce double-doubles with the best of them, but he has been changing teams for years now. He will be worth a gamble at the end of your draft if camp with the Lakers goes well, but this is a non-guaranteed deal, and he only played nine games last season.

Source: Shams Charania on Twitter

Marcus Derrickson

PF, Atlanta Hawks

The Hawks signed Marcus Derrickson to an Exhibit 10 contract on Friday.

It looks like Derrickson will be a G-League option for the Hawks, so there's nothing to see here. At one point he was competing for the last roster spot on the team. We don't need to keep of track of every computer-generated player.

Source: Chris Vivlamore on Twitter

Marreese Speights

C, Free Agent

Marreese Speights will work out for the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday according to Alex Kennedy of Hoopshype.

Speights spent last year playing in China and will attempt his NBA comeback with the Lakers. who are in desperate need of an additional center. He is among three centers the Lakers are looking into, the others being Dwight Howard and Joakim Noah. Of those three, Speights unquestionably has the best floor spacing ability, which would be his strongest bet to eke out those other two for the job.

Source: Alex Kennedy on Twitter

Trevor Booker

PF, International

Trevor Booker has worked out for the Nuggets and has workouts planned with the Bucks and Clippers, according to Alex Kennedy of HoopsHype.

Booker was out of the NBA in 2018-19, spending the season in China after he didn't get any offers in free agency. He did return to the US to undergo a procedure on his foot but is apparently fully recovered. The last time we saw Booker he split 68 games between the Nets, Sixers and Pacers in 2017-18. If he does make a successful comeback he'll have no fantasy relevance.

Source: Alex Kennedy on Twitter

John Henson

PF, Cleveland Cavaliers

In a recent Q & A on Cleveland.com, beat writer Chris Fedor said that the Cavs are "excited" to have a healthy John Henson.

Henson underwent surgery to repair a torn ligament in his left wrist last November and missed the rest of the season. He was limited to 14 games with Milwaukee before getting traded to the Cavs, averaging 5.6 points, 5.1 rebounds and 0.8 blocks in 13.4 minutes per game. The Cavs do have a crowded rotation at center with Tristan Thompson, Kevin Love and Larry Nance Jr. all candidates to see minutes, but Henson gives them an element of rim protection and could factor in. He's a name to remember for deep-league owners hunting blocks.

Source: Cleveland.com