Raul Neto

PG, Utah Jazz

The Jazz have officially waived Raul Neto.

Neto was a solid insurance policy for the Jazz but they needed to open up some salary room to complete the Mike Conley trade. Neto should land as a third-string point guard somewhere.

Source: Utah Jazz PR

Isaiah Canaan

PG, International

Isaiah Canaan has signed a contract with the Shangdong Heroes of the Chinese Basketball Association.

The veteran journeyman played for the Suns, Wolves and Bucks last season, appearing in 30 games total. Canaan will be looking at a role and payday overseas as he attempts to build his value back up before trying to latch on to a team towards the end of the year. Canaan is off the fantasy radar.

Source: Zhang Duo on Twitter

Patty Mills

PG, San Antonio Spurs

Patty Mills put up 19 points, three assists, two steals, a block and three 3-pointers in Thursday's international exhibition between Team Australia and Team USA.

The Boomers figure to be one of the chief threats to the Americans in the World Cup and put forth a competitive effort in today's exhibition. Mills has typically been a steady, late-round fantasy option for deep-league play but that may change this season as the Spurs will need to mix in both Derrick White and Dejounte Murray in the backcourt. Chris Goulding tied for the team lead in points, also scoring 19 while hitting four 3-pointers in 22 minutes off the bench.

Myles Turner

C, Indiana Pacers

Myles Turner put up 15 points and 14 rebounds in Thursday's exhibition win over Team Australia, shooting 6-of-8 from the floor with a 3-pointer.

Turner didn't get any blocks but we know that last year's league-leader can rack those up in a hurry, whether he's getting them in international competition or not. Look for another early-middle round season out of the talented big man. Kemba Walker led Team USA with 23 points in the 102-86 win.

Trevon Bluiett

PF, Utah Jazz

Trevon Bluiett and Juwan Morgan sign with the Jazz in the hopes of one day playing in an NBA game.

Bluiett was on a two-way contract with the Pelicans last season while Juwan Morgan played for the Jazz in the 2019 Summer League. They will both compete for a roster spot in training camp but neither is a guarantee to make the final roster. They both have yet to see the court in an NBA game and can be ignored from a fantasy perspective until that day comes.

Source: Tony Jones on Twitter

Zach Collins

C, Portland Trail Blazers

Zach Collins (ankle) began daily contact workouts on Monday and is on pace to head into training camp fully healthy.

Collins is heading into what could be a breakout season as he is likely to start at the power forward position. In the 2019 playoffs, the Gonzaga product blocked a shot in 11 of the 16 games including three games in which he blocked three, four and five respectively. Collins has averaged around 33% from distance throughout his career which is exactly what he shot in the postseason (7-21). If he is able to improve from long range and plays starters minutes, Collins is a can't-miss player. It's far from a guarantee though as the 21-year-old has never finished with standard-league value. It does seem like Collins will be ready for training camp barring a major setback.

Source: The Athletic

Cory Joseph

PG, Sacramento Kings

Nick Nurse said that reports of Cory Joseph missing the FIBA World Cup are “incorrect”.

Nurse added that he spoke to Joseph on Wednesday and that the guard has his flights booked to China. Joseph was in Canada’s camp at home earlier this month, but did not make the trip to Australia and has missed the past four exhibition games. The situation has become a little bit murky but Canada Basketball keeps holding out hope that Joseph will rejoin the team before they depart for China, which doesn’t happen until Monday.

Source: John Casey on Twitter

Tyronn Lue

PG, Los Angeles Clippers

Shams Charania of The Athletic is reporting former Cavs championship-winning coach Tyronn Lue has agreed to join the Clippers as their top assistant coach to Doc Rivers.

The Lakers and Clippers rivalry continues to heat up. Lue was very close to a deal with the Lakers in May to become their head coach, but the sides couldn’t reach an agreement. Lue now joins Kawhi Leonard as another person to spurn the Lakers this offseason.

Source: Shams Charania on Twitter

PJ Tucker

SF, Houston Rockets

P.J. Tucker says he is optimistic about signing a contract extension soon.

The 34-year-old 3-and-D wing hopes to extend his deal with the Rockets, but a potential extension wouldn't begin until his age-36 season. Houston has him under contract for two more seasons at this point, so they may not be motivated enough to get something done this offseason. However, a maximum Tucker extension would only have him in the $10 million per year range. Even as a 37-year-old, that could be a great deal if he can keep up his current production. Tucker remains a sneaky source of threes and steals late in fantasy drafts or off the wire.

Source: Kurt Helin on Twitter

Jaylen Adams

PG, Milwaukee Bucks

The Bucks officially announced the signings of guards Jaylen Adams and Rayjon Tucker on Tuesday.

Adams and Tucker have their work cut out for them in their bid to claim a roster with the big club, as the Bucks have a reasonably deep guard rotation. Adams and Tucker are more than likely competing to get playing time in the G-League this season and can be ignored in fantasy.

Source: NBA

Jeff Ledbetter

G, San Antonio Spurs

The Spurs have offered summer league guard Jeff Ledbetter an Exhibit 10 deal, but he is still mulling over his options which include playing in Europe.

Ledbetter had a productive summer league and now finds himself with a chance to play for the Austin Spurs of the G-League. Ledbetter is sure to be staring at a bigger payday in Europe, so his choice will be an interesting one. We should have a decision soon.

Source: Nicola Lupo on Twitter