Dante Exum

PG/SG, Utah Jazz

Dante Exum scored six points (no threes) and added three assists and a turnover in 20 minutes in Wednesday's loss to the Blazers.

Third year guard Dante Exum only played 14 games this season (top-290 value) due to injury and hopefully he can finally stay healthy. He doesn't really have a game suited for fantasy yet (few threes and steals) but his real-life game looked a lot better. He was aggressive with the ball, while picking his spots better and using more of a change of pace game that many young players learn with experience. The Gordon Hayward-less Jazz made the playoffs so we'll get a few more opportunities to see Exum in action.

Oshae Brissett

SG-SF, Toronto Raptors

The Raptors have signed Oshae Brissett to an Exhibit 10 contract.

Brissett, a Toronto native, went undrafted after two seasons at Syracuse and played with the Clippers at Summer League, where he averaged 6.6 points, 4.0 rebounds and 0.8 steals in 17.6 minutes a night across five games. This puts Toronto's roster at 20 for the time being, so barring any further transactions the Raptors have their camp group set.

Source: Blake Murphy on Twitter

Jordan McLaughlin

G, Minnesota Timberwolves

The Wolves have inked point guard Jordan McLaughlin to a two-way contract.

McLaughlin went undrafted in 2018 after a four-year USC career where he averaged 12.8 points, 7.8 assists and 2.0 steals in his senior season. After his strong play for the G-League's Long Island Nets last season, he earned a spot on this years Wolves summer league roster where he continued to impress, leading his team to a 6-1 record. He is unlikely to get many NBA minutes this season with Jeff Teague, Shabazz Napier and Tyrone Wallace on the roster.

Source: Jon Krawczynski on Twitter

Emmanuel Mudiay

PG, Utah Jazz

The Jazz have officially announced the signing of Emmanuel Mudiay, Jeff Green and Ed Davis.

All three project to come off the bench this season with Green and Davis part of the frontcourt second string while it is unclear if Mudiay or Dante Exum will assume the backup point guard duties. Davis is coming off a career-high 8.6 rebounds per game in only 17.9 minutes last season while Mudiay enjoyed his best year as a pro with the Knicks but all three players can be left undrafted in standard leagues for the time being.

Source: NBA.com

CJ McCollum

SG, Trail Blazers

C.J. McCollum has withdrawn his name from the Team USA training camp and 2019 FIBA World Cup.

Following the trend, McCollumn is the fourth player to withdraw his name this week in order to focus on the upcoming season. The original 20 invites are now down to 16 with the final 12-man roster expected to be announced on August 17.

Source: Chris Haynes on Twitter

Frank Mason

PG, Milwaukee Bucks

The Bucks have agreed on a two-way contract with Frank Mason III.

Mason did not get much opportunity with the Kings last year and sat out all of Summer League with a sore hip. He projects to spend most of his time in the G-League and called up only if Eric Bledsoe or George Hill need to miss time. The Bucks recently signed Cameron Reynolds to a two-way deal and still have Bonzie Colson on one from last season so they are one over the limit. They still have an empty roster even after signing Kyle Korver so maybe one of their two-ways gets a standard deal instead. Otherwise, one of them will need to be waived.

Source: Shams Charania on Twitter

Kyle Korver

SF, Milwaukee Bucks

Kyle Korver has agreed to a one-year deal with the Bucks per Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.

This is not the worst landing spot for Korver but he will strictly be a backup and entering his 17th season, he should not be relevant in standard leagues. He was able to knock down 2.1 triples per game in only 20.1 minutes last season so he may have value as a specialist in super-deep leagues however.

Source: Adrian Wojnarowski on Twitter

Chris Paul

PG, Oklahoma City Thunder

Chris Paul has reportedly settled on the idea of starting the season for the Thunder.

Although Oklahoma City and Miami did not have formal discussions regarding a Chris Paul trade according to Brian Windhorst, the Thunder were willing to discuss giving back the Heat some picks but the Heat would have also wanted Paul to decline his $44 million player option in 2021-2022, which is not going to happen. The Heat want to remain flexible in the next big free agent class of 2021 and adding Paul on his current deal would take that away. Paul's usage rate will likely increase on the Thunder but keep in mind that he has missed at least 21 games in each of the three seasons before drafting him as the 9-time All-Star enters his 15th season in the league.

Source: ESPN.com

Eric Gordon

SG, Houston Rockets

Eric Gordon withdraws from Team USA training camp for the 2019 FIBA World Cup.

Gordon is the third player to withdraw this week after James Harden and Anthony Davis. The original training camp list of 20 is now down to 17 and the official 12-team roster will be announced on August 17.

Source: Shams Charanis on Twitter

Luke Kornet

PF-C, Chicago Bulls

The Bulls have officially announced the signings of Luke Kornet and Shaquille Harrison.

Kornet can provide threes and blocks as a backup big for the Bulls. He is currently behind Lauri Markkanen, Thaddeus Young and Wendell Carter Jr. but may be able to carve out some minutes for deep-league owners. Harrison will be fighting for minutes with the Bulls' plethora of point guards at the moment. If he can find some minutes during the season, he can be a source of steals as a player to stream or for deep leagues.

Source: Bulls.com

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson

SF, Toronto Raptors

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson has signed a one-year, $2.5 million contract with the Raptors.

Hollis-Jefferson's deal was originally reported as a minimum contract however it is now a $2.5 million contract which comes out of the Raptors' non-taxpayer mid-level. He will likely play some minutes behind Pascal Siakam, Marc Gasol and Serge Ibaka. He is capable of defending multiple positions and might be able to provide some deep-league value in rebounds, steals and blocks.

Source: Jeff Siegel on Twitter