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Wayne Ellington trade rumors, contract, salary
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• LeBron James’ newest teammates speak out after joining Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers free agent signings and the acquisition of Russell Westbrook became official on Friday. Dwight Howard, Trevor Ariza, Wayne Ellington, Kendrick Nunn, Malik Monk, and Talen Horton-Tucker signed their contracts at the Lakers facility then spoke to the media. Carmelo Anthony, Kent Bazemore, and Westbrook were not available, though we did get […] The post LeBron James’...2021See also LeBron James
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• Nick Young’s 3-word message to Lakers after flurry of deals
The Los Angeles Lakers have stayed plenty busy at the start of free agency. Just for those keeping track at home, LA so far has signed: Dwight Howard, Trevor Ariza, Wayne Ellington, Carmelo Anthony and Malik Monk. Let’s not forget they traded for Russell Westbrook right before the NBA Draft as well. The Lakers are […] The post Nick Young’s 3-word message to Lakers after flurry of...2021Continue with Nick Young
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• Carmelo Anthony heads to Lakers on one-year deal to join LeBron James, Anthony Davis
The Los Angeles Lakers keep making moves during a wild NBA free agency. After bringing aboard Dwight Howard, Wayne Ellington, Trevor Ariza, and Kent Bazemore, the Lakers have now brought on Carmelo Anthony, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. Free agent F Carmelo Anthony has agreed to a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Lakers, […] The post Carmelo Anthony heads to Lakers on one-year d...2021Continue with Carmelo Anthony
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• Sources: Lakers add Howard, Ariza and EllingtonAs the Lakers look to refill their roster after all the players they sent out in the Russell Westbrook deal, Los Angeles brought in Dwight Howard, Trevor Ariza and Wayne Ellington on free-agent deals Monday, sources told ESPN....2021See also Russell Westbrook -
• Pistons sign Wayne Ellington
The Detroit Pistons have signed free agent guard Wayne Ellington. Ellington, 6-4, 207, suited up for the New York Knicks last season where he recorded 5.1 points, 1.8 rebounds and 1.2 assists in 15.5 minutes per contest through 36 games (one start). Ellington makes his return to Detroit after playing for the Pistons in 2018-19, … Continue reading "Pistons sign Wayne Ellington"...2020See more articles Detroit Pistons
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• Pistons Add Depth And Shooting With Wayne Ellington On One-Year Deal
Wayne Ellington has established himself as one of the most efficient three-point shooters in the NBA over the course of his career. According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Ellington will sign a one-year deal with Detroit worth $2.6 million for the upcoming season. This will be his second stint with the Pistons after playing 26 games […] The post Pistons Add Depth And Shooting With Wayn...2020See more articles Adrian Wojnarowski
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• Pistons, Wayne Ellington agree to 1-year, $2.6 million deal
The Detroit Pistons were an active team in free agency and now they’ve added a veteran presence on Tuesday. According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Wayne Ellington has agreed to a one-year, $2.6 million deal with the Pistons. Free agent G Wayne Ellington has agreed to a one-year, $2.6M deal with the Detroit Pistons, agent Mark […] The post Pistons, Wayne Ellington agree to 1-year...2020Check it out Detroit Pistons
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• Ex-Knicks G Ellington joining Pistons, agent saysFree-agent guard Wayne Ellington has agreed to a one-year, $2.6 million deal with the Detroit Pistons, agent Mark Bartelstein told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski....2020Continue with Detroit Pistons -
• Knicks waive Elfrid Payton, Taj Gibson, Wayne Ellington and Kenny Wooten
The New York Knicks announced today that the team has waived guards Wayne Ellington and Elfrid Payton, forward Kenny Wooten and center Taj Gibson. The Knicks have also declined to exercise the team options on Theo Pinson and Bobby Portis. Ellington, 6-5, 207-pounds, originally signed with the Knicks as a free agent on Jul. 8, … Continue reading "Knicks waive Elfrid Payton, Taj Gibson, Wayne ...2020Check it out Elfrid Payton
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• Bobby Portis uninterested in Knicks buyout: 'That's not even in the equation'
Backup Knicks big man Bobby Portis said that he does not want to lose one cent of the two-year, $30.75M contract he signed with New York last summer, according to Steve Popper of Newsday. The Knicks have a team option on the $15.75M second season of the deal, and with Leon Rose and Scott Perry now calling the shots in Manhattan, the team may not exercise the option, effectively making Portis a fr...2020See more Bobby Portis
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Wayne Ellington trade rumors, contract, salary
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• Wayne Ellington considers buyout with Knicks
Wayne Ellington is talking to his agent, Mark Bartlestein, about working out a buyout deal with the Knicks, according to Marc Berman of The New York Post. The 32-year-old shooting guard has appeared in just 25 games after signing as a free agent over the summer. His $8 million salary for next season is non-guaranteed, so his days in New York appear numbered. “There will be a decision to make,’’ E...2020Check it out Marc Berman
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• Knicks will reportedly look into buying out shooting guard Wayne Ellington
Veterans on the trading block that teams were unable to move by Thursday’s deadline could still wind up with other teams. The Knicks will look into buying out shooting guard Wayne Ellington, reports Ian Begley of SNY-TV (tweet). Ellington signed a two-year, $16M contract with New York last summer but the second year wasn’t guaranteed. Ellington, 32, has appeared in just 24 games this season, aver...2020See more Ian Begley
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• Wayne Ellington: Knicks Will Be ‘Picking Guys Up All 94 Feet’The Knicks will hang their hats on defense next season, according to Wayne Ellington. Ellington, 31, inked a two-year, $16 million deal as a free agent this summer, and says New York is “going to shock a whole lot of people.” The veteran swingman adds that Knicks opponents are will “feel like they had a […] The post Wayne Ellington: Knicks Will Be ‘Picking Guys Up All...2019 -
• Knicks, Wayne Ellington Agree On Two-Year, $16M DealThe New York Knicks have agreed to a deal with veteran swingman Wayne Ellington, Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reports. The 31-year-old will sign on for a two-year deal worth $16 million. Ellington averaged 10.3 points per game in 53 contests for the Detroit Pistons last season while shooting .371 from beyond the arc. He’ll join […] The post Knicks, Wayne Ellington Agree On Two-Year, $16M...2019Continue with New York Knicks -
• Wayne Ellington critical to Pistons' postseason pursuit
Detroit remains in the playoff race in large part due to the addition of Wayne Ellington. The shooting guard has made 38.1% of his looks from behind the arc on 7.8 attempts per game since coming to the franchise. Coach Dwane Casey sees Ellington’s use of his speed as a major reason why he’s able to succeed from 3-point land. “If he was slow coming off, teams would chase him over and get there. He ...2019Continue with Dwane Casey
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• Reggie Bullock open to returning to Pistons next season?
Although the Pistons traded Reggie Bullock to the Lakers at last month’s trade deadline, Vince Ellis of The Detroit Free Press says he gets the impression that Bullock would be open to returning to Detroit as a free agent this offseason (Twitter link). The Pistons would likely reciprocate that interest, though it would depend on Bullock’s price tag, Ellis adds (via Twitter). With the Pistons proje...2019See more articles Reggie Bullock
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• Knicks to re-sign former first-round pick Henry Ellenson
Henry Ellenson‘s 10-day contract with the Knicks will expire Friday night, but the former first-round pick won’t be going anywhere. According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski (via Twitter), New York intends to lock up Ellenson to a rest-of-season deal that includes a team option for 2019-20. Ellenson, the 18th-overall pick in the 2016 draft, spent the first two-and-a-half seasons of his professional c...2019Check it out Henry Ellenson
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• Wayne Ellington has been a valuable acquisition for the Pistons
Wayne Ellington has seen significant minutes since joining the Pistons, much different than his last situation with the Heat. Miami traded him to Phoenix on Feb. 7, with both sides then reaching a buyout to allow him to enter free agency and sign with Detroit. Ellington has averaged 28.5 minutes in his first four games with the Pistons, including a 33-minute contest against Boston before All-Star ...2019Check it out Dwane Casey
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• Goran Dragic, Derrick Jones full participants in Heat practice
The Heat announced on Wednesday (via Twitter) that injured guards Goran Dragic and Derrick Jones were full participants in practice and traveled with the team to Philadelphia for Thursday’s game against the 76ers. While Dragic and Jones have been cleared to return to action, head coach Erik Spoelstra said the duo may still need “a little more work” (Twitter link). Spoelstra is “not necessarily” pl...2019Read about Goran Dragic
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• Heat players pleased with trades that broke up guard logjam
Trading Wayne Ellington and Tyler Johnson has led to a more coherent rotation for the Heat and the players appreciate that stability, Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports. The team was overloaded at the guard and small forward positions before the logjam was broken. “It’s calming knowing you’re going to play X amount of minutes every night,” Josh Richardson said. “We love those guys [but] bef...2019See more Barry Jackson
Wayne Ellington trade rumors, contract, salary
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• It’s official: Wayne Ellington signs with Detroit PistonsEllington chose minutes and a bigger role over chasing a ring....2019Read about Detroit Pistons -
• Wayne Ellington officially signs with Detroit PistonsEllington chose minutes and a bigger role over chasing a ring....2019Visit the page Detroit Pistons
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• Sources: Ellington clears waivers, joining Pistons
Guard Wayne Ellington, who was waived by Phoenix after the Suns acquired him in a trade with Miami, is signing a free-agent deal with Detroit, sources old ESPN....2019
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• Report: Suns trade Ryan Anderson to Heat for Tyler Johnson, Wayne Ellington
One day away from the NBA trade deadline, the Phoenix Suns and Miami Heat have reportedly reached a deal that will send guard Tyler Johnson to Phoenix and forward Ryan Anderson to Miami. Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reported the news on Wednesday afternoon. Shams Charania of The Athletic noted Wayne Ellington is also being sent to Phoenix in the deal. Johnson, the fifth-year guard, is averaging 10.8...2019Visit the page Ryan Anderson
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• Wayne Ellington trade could push Heat below tax, but who are the takers?
Trading Wayne Ellington would give the Heat just enough cap relief to escape the luxury tax, writes salary cap expert Albert Nahmad for HeatHoops. Miami currently projects to be $6.2698M over the tax line and Ellington’s salary is $6.27M, so if the Heat can find a deal in which they don’t take any money back, they would be in the clear by $159. However, Nahmad notes that won’t be easy to accomplis...2019See also Buddy Hield
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• What will Timberwolves do at the trade deadline?
It’s possible that the Timberwolves will stand pat at the trade deadline as they look to push for a playoff spot in the West, but doing so would mean forgoing an opportunity to “leverage existing assets for future gains,” writes Britt Robson of The Athletic. As Robson points out, unless the Wolves have a plan for how to re-sign and incorporate veterans like Derrick Rose, Anthony Tolliver and Taj G...2019Continue with Derrick Rose
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• Report: Biggest trade rumors involve players on expiring contracts
The NBA’s 2019 trade deadline is now less than three weeks away, and a number of the trade candidates whose names are popping up the most have something in common, as Keith Smith of Yahoo Sports tweets: They’re all on expiring contracts. Smith identifies Dewayne Dedmon (Hawks), Jeremy Lin (Hawks), Jonathon Simmons (Magic), Wayne Ellington (Heat), Robin Lopez (Bulls), Enes Kanter (Knicks), Noah Von...2019Click for news about Keith Smith
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• Three trade candidates in the Southest Division
Over the course of the 2018-19 NBA season, up until February’s trade deadline, we’re keeping an eye on potential trade candidates from around the NBA, monitoring their value and exploring the likelihood that they’ll be moved. Each of these looks at possible trade candidates focuses on a specific division, as we zero in on three players from that division. The Southeast continues to be perhaps the ...2018See more Trevor Ariza
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• Heat may stay put instead of adding a guard with open roster spot
Even with Dwyane Wade back after his personal leave, the Heat find themselves a little short on backcourt playmakers, as Goran Dragic, Tyler Johnson and Dion Waiters are all on the shelf due to various injuries. Miami has an open roster spot and could temporarily add a guard on a non-guaranteed contract to provide some depth, but has shown no interest in doing so for the time being. While the luxu...2018See also Dwyane Wade
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• Rodney McGruder's start may complicate Heat's trade deadline decisions this season
Rodney McGruder‘s hot start to the new season could affect the Heat’s plans for the trade deadline, writes Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald. Through seven games, McGruder ranks 16th among small forwards in scoring, 11th in shooting percentage and seventh in 3-point shooting. He will be eligible for an extension through the end of June that could pay as much as $47M over four seasons. If they Heat...2018See more Rodney McGruder