Magic oficially sign Donta Hall
Roy Parry: The Magic have signed F/C Donta Hall for the remainder of the season, the team has announced.
NBA Rumor: Donta Hall Free Agency
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Magic signing Donta Hall for the rest of the season
Shams Charania: The Orlando Magic are signing forward Donta Hall to a deal for the remainder of the season, sources tell @TheAthletic @Stadium.
Magic sign Donta Hall to second 10-day contract
Magic add Donta Hall
Shams Charania: The Orlando Magic are planning to sign forward Donta Hall of G League Raptors 905 to a 10-day contract, sources tell @TheAthletic @Stadium.
Raptors adding Donta Hall
Shams Charania: The Toronto Raptors are signing forward Donta Hall of G League’s elite Ignite team on a 10-day contract, sources tell @TheAthletic @Stadium.
Jarrett Jack joining G League team
Donta Hall to Nets
Marc Stein: The Nets are signing Donta Hall to a rest-of-the-season, league sources say
Marc Stein: Donta Hall’s strong @nbagleague play earned him a call-up to the Detroit Pistons before the season was suspended in March and the Nets, league sources say, are now turning to Hall for a rest-of-the-season deal to fill the frontcourt vacancy created by DeAndre Jordan’s absence
Marc Stein: The Nets strongly considered Amir Johnson for their frontcourt vacancy, as @NYTSports reported earlier this week, but turned their focus to Hall after striking deals this week to sign veterans Michael Beasley and Jamal Crawford
James Edwards III: The #Pistons have signed Donta Hall to a second 10-day contract.
Rod Beard: #Pistons announce they have signed @Grand Rapids Drive big man Donta Hall to a 10-day contract. He’s played well with the Drive.
Pistons adding Donta Hall
JD Shaw: The Pistons plan to sign Grand Rapids forward Donta Hall to a 10-day contract, source tells @HoopsRumors.
The Pistons trimmed their roster by waiving guards Dakarai Allen and Tra-Deon Hollins and forwards Donta Hall and Tre’Shawn Thurman, according to NBA.com’s transactions log.
June 19, 2021 | 3:34 pm EDT Update
Mike Conley talks free agency
On Saturday afternoon, Conley addressed his pending free agency during the Jazz’s customary exit interviews the day after the season. “Obviously you know how I feel about our team and the city and the fans,” he said. “It’s been just a wonderful two years. Definitely an up and down two years but wonderful regardless of how it ended last night. “Free agency is free agency…it’s something that I have to sit back and consider with my family and when that time comes, make the decision that’s best for us, myself. Like I said, obviously I’ve had a great time here, great, great experiences, coaches — Coach Quin and the players, Don and Rudy and everybody, so we’ll just have to see what happens.”
Conley would certainly command less than the approximately $34 million he made this season but could still be in line for a big pay day despite his age given that he was named an All-Star this season for the first time in his career. “Obviously I can’t speak, look into the future what exactly will happen,” he said. “It’s actually like my first time being a real free agent, so it’ll be interesting, but I did love it here and we’ll see what happens.”
Eric Walden: Royce O’Neale on what the Jazz might need: “One of our downfalls, at times, was our defense. Having another main guy to help with that.”
Ben Anderson: Joe Ingles on the @Utah Jazz offseason. “If you want to be the last team standing, you’ve got to find things to improve and get better. We’ve got to figure out ways that we can get better.” #takenote | @KSLsports
Ben Anderson: Mike Conley on Donovan Mitchell’s ceiling: “I really don’t know. He’s gotten so much better in two years. Like, is he going to start scoring 60 points a game?” #takenote | @kslsports
June 19, 2021 | 1:07 pm EDT Update
Celtics player told Blake Griffin not to come to Boston?
According to a source, Brooklyn’s Blake Griffin asked a Celtics player if he should join the team midseason and was told not to come to Boston because of the apparent dysfunction. At season’s end, multiple sources close to the players said several members of the locker room were welcoming a coaching change, noting Stevens did not appear to hold key players accountable, with complaints he was favoring Smart over others.
