Jimmy Butler

SG/SF, Minnesota Timberwolves

Jimmy Butler, sporting a wrap on his wrist, finished Sunday's close loss with 13 points, five rebounds, three assists, two steals and a triple on 4-of-11 shooting.

Butler missed the final shot of the game after Houston gifted them an extra possession. It ended up being a wild turnaround three, only Butler looked to be inside the arc. Perhaps he was hoping for contact and a whistle. Either way, look for the Wolves to get him more involved on offense for Game 2. On defense, he did a nice job covering James Harden late but The Beard still turned in a sensational night, and when he was able to scoot by Butler the rest of the Wolves were a tic slow in rotating to help. If the Wolves are to steal a game on the road, Butler figures to be the catalyst.

Luke Kornet

PF-C, Chicago Bulls

Luke Kornet has inked a deal with the Chicago Bulls for two years worth $4.5 million according to Shams Charania of The Athletic.

Kornet is another stretch big that will fit into the Bulls' system similar to how Lauri Markkanen does. He is a 36-percent shooter from beyond the arc in his career and shoots at will, so he should be a nice role player for an improved Bulls team.

Source: Shams Charania on Twitter

Josh Magette

G, Orlando Magic

The Orlando Magic have signed Josh Magette to a two-way contract according to Chris Haynes of Yahoo.

Magette was last seen in the NBA two seasons ago with the Atlanta Hawks. After a strong showing in Summer League, Magette will have an opportunity to compete for a roster spot as an additional PG. He doesn't figure to hold any fantasy value if he is to make the squad.

Source: Chris Haynes on Twitter

Frank Kaminsky

PF, Phoenix Suns

The Suns have officially signed Frank Kaminsky to a two-year, $10 million deal.

Kaminsky officially joins the young roster that GM James Jones and the Suns are building. He will have some competition backing up Dario Saric as the team is also planning to sign Cheick Diallo. Kaminsky will have some stand-alone value as a deep threat but he doesn't provide much value beyond shooting.

Source: Gina Mizell on Twitter

Stanton Kidd

PF, Utah Jazz

The Jazz have signed Stanton Kidd and William Howard.

Kidd and Howard both participated in Summer League for the Jazz organization and impressed the team enough to be signed to fill out their roster. There is no guarantee that either will make the roster as it is unclear if their contracts are guaranteed. Kidd, 27, most recently played in Turkey while Howard, 25, most recently played in France.

Source: Eric Woodyard on Twitter

Cheick Diallo

PF, Phoenix Suns

According to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, the Suns have signed Cheick Diallo to a two-year contract.

Diallo has shown flashes in the NBA through his first three seasons with the Pelicans, Unfortunately, he has yet to see the opportunity needed to provide fantasy value as he has yet to surpass 14.0MPG in any season. The Suns could provide an avenue for Diallo to get more playing time off the bench similar to what we saw from Richaun Holmes last season. This is a terrific landing spot for the young big man.

Source: Adrian Wojnarowski on Twitter

Chris Paul

PG, Oklahoma City Thunder

According to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, there are many around the league that believe that Chris Paul will start the season with the Thunder.

The Thunder have been very busy this offseason as they have been able to inhale draft picks in return for All-Stars Russell Westbrook and Paul George. It was rumored that they would attempt to shop Paul to see if they could acquire even more assets. The team will look to have Paul mentor this team (specifically second-year player Shai-Gilgeous Alexander) as the market for Paul is not robust due to the $124M he is owed over the next three seasons. From a fantasy perspective, Paul may eat into SGA's overall value but they both will provide value come draft time.

Source: Adrian Wojnarowski on Twitter

Christian Wood

PF, Detroit Pistons

According to Shams Charania, the Pistons have claimed Christian Wood off of waivers.

Wood will join a Pistons team that is led by Blake Griffin and Andre Drummond in the frontcourt. However, he will be able to compete for bench minutes with fellow bigs Markieff Morris and Thon Maker. The Pistons also drafted Sekou Doumbouya who is unlikely to contribute this season as he is only 18 years old.

Source: Shams Charania on Twitter

Reggie Bullock

SG-SF, New York Knicks

Newly signed wing Reggie Bullock (back) underwent successful surgery for a cervical disc herniation on Wednesday.

Bullock signed a two-year contract with the Knicks a day before undergoing a special surgery in New York. The Knicks will update the media regarding Bullock's timetable around the start of training camp. With the rotation unknown and the lack of knowledge regarding his timetable, Bullock is best left undrafted in standard leagues.

Source: Knicks PR on Twitter

Tyler Lydon

PF, Sacramento Kings

Tyler Lydon has officially signed with the Kings.

Lydon was a 2017 first-round pick of the Nuggets but failed to show value in his time in Denver. The Kings will take a chance on Lydon who has only played 96 minutes in his first two seasons. For now, he can be ignored from a fantasy perspective.

Source: Sean Cunningham on Twitter

Julian Washburn

SF, Golden State Warriors

The Warriors have waived Julian Washburn.

Washburn was acquired in the Andre Iguodala trade. Last season he appeared in 18 games with the Grizzlies, making three starts, while averaging 2.2 points, 2.3 rebounds and 0.7 steals in 14.1 minutes per night. Expect him to land in some team's training camp.

Source: Warriors PR on Twitter