Mychal Mulder

PG, Miami Heat

The Heat have announced the signing of guard Mychal Mulder.

Mulder played last season with the Windy City Bulls of the G-League and averaged 8.8 points in Summer League this year. He has good range but is unlikely to contribute much at the NBA level in 2019-20.

Source: Miami Heat

Vincent Poirier

C, Boston Celtics

Nicolas Batum praised the play of Celtics center Vincent Poirier at the FIBA World Cup.

According to Batum, Poirier "is a center that can block shots and control the paint." A native of France, Poirier has performed well over six seasons in Europe. Nevertheless, he should only be a depth option for the Celtics with Enes Kanter starting.

Source: NBC Sports Boston

Zach LaVine

PG, Chicago Bulls

Zach LaVine has been fine tuning his playmaking skills in the offseason, according to an interview with FanSided.

LaVine enjoyed the best field goal percentage of his career for the Bulls last season. He also scored a career best 23.7 points per game. However, LaVine averaged 3.4 turnovers and his fantasy value will increase if he can take better care of the ball.

Source: FanSided

Tyler Herro

PG, Miami Heat

According to Ira Winderman, rookie Tyler Herro is unlikely to start for the Heat at the beginning of the season.

The Heat drafted Herro out of Kentucky with the 13th pick of the 2019 NBA Draft. Dion Waiters should be the primary shooting guard at the outset. However, expect Herro to get plenty of opportunities to contribute.

Source: Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel

Jordan Murphy

PF, Minnesota Timberwolves

Forward Jordan Murphy will be in training camp with the Wolves after signing an Exhibit 10 deal, according to Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic.

Murphy averaged 14 points and 11 rebounds for the University of Minnesota last season. Murphy could join the Iowa Wolves of the G-League if he does not crack the NBA roster.

Source: Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic on Twitter

Semi Ojeleye

PF, Boston Celtics

Semi Ojeleye could compete with Grant Williams for more minutes at forward for the Celtics, according to Jay King of The Athletic.

Ojeleye only played 10 minutes per game for the Celtics last season but improved his field-goal shooting to 42 percent. He has shown some defensive prowess but could use more consistency in his perimeter shooting. Ojeleye is unlikely to contribute much for standard league owners.

Source: Jay King of The Athletic

Mohamed Bamba

C, Orlando Magic

The Magic exercised their team option on Mo Bamba, signing him through 2020-21.

Bamba averaged 1.4 blocked shots during his rookie season in just 16 minutes per game. However, the #6 overall pick in 2018 is firmly behind starting center Nikola Vucevic on the Magic's depth chart.

Source: Orlando Magic PR on Twitter

Jonathan Isaac

PF, Orlando Magic

The Magic exercised their team option on Jonathan Isaac, signing him through 2020-21.

Isaac started 64 games in his second season, scoring 9.6 points per game to go with 5.5 rebounds and 1.3 blocks. Isaac also improved his free-throw shooting, finishing at 81.5 percent. He certainly has the potential to do even more going forward if he can stay healthy.

Source: Magic PR on Twitter

James Ennis III

SF, Philadelphia Sixers

James Ennis should be the first wing off the bench for the Sixers, according to Rich Hofmann of The Athletic.

Ennis, who averaged 6.7 points in 21 minutes per game last season, will provide depth behind Tobias Harris. His fantasy value isn't terribly high, but head coach Brett Brown trusts his defensive game. This report could mean a slight uptick in playing time for Ennis.

Source: Rich Hofmann of The Athletic

Markelle Fultz

PG, Orlando Magic

The Magic have exercised their team option on Markelle Fultz.

That will keep Fultz under control through the 2020-21 season. While Fultz is a former No. 1 overall pick, this was not a slam-dunk decision for the Magic given his health record and all the mystery that's clouded the first couple years of his career. With current starter D.J. Augustin set to hit free agency following the upcoming season, Orlando could be preparing to hand Fultz the reins. We want to know that he's healthy before endorsing him as a fantasy selection but the upside is enough to at least consider a deep-league flier.

Source: Adrian Wojnarowski on Twitter