Paul Garcia: Former Spurs guard Ray McCallum will be signing with the Detroit Pistons his agency announced.
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Michael Scotto: Source: Detroit Pistons and free agent guard Ray McCallum have agreed to a one-year, minimum deal.
Alex Kennedy: According to sources, the Houston Rockets' recent free agent mini-camp included the following: Chris Copeland, Ray McCallum, Phil Pressey, Alex Kirk, Peyton Siva, Greg Whittington, Denzel Livingston, Chris Walker, Victor Rudd, Scott Suggs and Chasson Randle among others.
The Memphis Grizzlies today announced that the team has signed guard Ray McCallum and center Alex Stepheson to 10-day contracts pursuant to the NBA’s hardship rule. McCallum (6-3, 190) has appeared in 144 career games (43 starts) with the Sacramento Kings and San Antonio Spurs and averaged 5.9 points, 2.0 rebounds and 2.4 assists in 18.0 minutes during his three-year NBA career. He played 31 games (three starts) for the Spurs this season and recorded 2.2 points, 1.0 rebounds and 1.1 assists in 8.3 minutes before he was waived on Feb. 29.
Shams Charania: Along with Ray McCallum, the Grizzlies are planning to sign center Alex Stepheson today using injury exceptions, sources tell The Vertical.
Ronald Tillery: Source confirms Griz will sign guard Ray McCallum and center Alex Stepheson today to 10-day contracts using injury exceptions.
Free-agent guard Ray McCallum is traveling Friday morning to Memphis and will likely sign a deal with the Grizzlies, league sources told The Vertical. In the wake of guard Mario Chalmers' season-ending injury and subsequent release, the Grizzlies are looking to bolster their guard depth, sources said.
Frank Isola: Knicks considering signing former Spurs guard Ray McCallum or former Blazers guard Tim Frazier to a 10-day contact. Jimmer not returning
Frank Isola: Knicks had met with Tony Wroten but either Ray McCallum or Tim Frazier is considered more likely candidates.
Knicks interim coach Kurt Rambis said there’s still a chance guard Jimmer Fredette signs a second 10-day contract, but admits management is “collecting names’’ off the waiver wire, looking at younger players to develop. One player who could fit that bill is San Antonio third-string point guard Ray McCallum, a 2013 second-round pick who is being waived to make room for veteran Andre Miller.
