Pelicans to sign James Nunnally
Shams Charania: The New Orleans Pelicans plan to sign guard James Nunnally to a two-way contract, sources tell @TheAthletic @Stadium. Nunnally has played parts of two NBA seasons with four teams.
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James Nunnally to China
Emiliano Carchia: James Nunnally landed in Hong Kong and is expected to sign with the Shanghai Sharks, a source told @Sportando. Nunnally spent last season between NBA and Olimpia Milano.
Pallacanestro Olimpia Milan has signed a contract until 2020 with James Nunnally, a shooting guard-small forward of 2.01 mt, coming from the NBA’s Houston Rockets.
Mark Berman: Update from agent Bill Neff on forward James Nunnally (@James Nunnally) who became a free agent again Monday when he was waived by the Rockets, who have an open roster spot after the completion of the Carmelo Anthony trade to the Bulls:
Jorge Sierra: Agent Bill Neff tells HoopsHype he has not spoken to Milano about client James Nunnally. Nunnally played with Wolves and Rockets this season.
Bill Neff, agent for James Nunnally, denied to Sportando that the forward has agreed to terms with Ax Armani Exchange Milano. “He has not decided his future yet. Milano and other four teams made us an offer before he went to Houston but after that, they have not contacted us” Bill Neff said.
Emiliano Carchia: James Nunnally will sign with AX Armani Exchange Milano, a source told me and @AlessandroMagg4
Forward James Nunnally is heading back to Italy where he has already played with Sidigas Avellino in 2015-2016, a source told Sportando. Nunnally has been waived by the Houston Rockets before his 10-day contract expired and is returning to Europe where he is expected to sign a contract till June 2020 with AX Armani Exchange Milano.
Mark Berman: James Nunnally (@James Nunnally)on being waived by the #Rockets after signing a 10-day contract: “That’s the unfortunate part of the business.Things like this happen.” (On potential of returning to the Rockets?) “Whatever happens happens. It’s a great place,a great situation for me”
Tim Bontemps: Mike D’Antoni is frustrated about how Houston’s roster crunch because the league office wasn’t open today to process the Carmelo Anthony trade cost James Nunnally his roster spot. “It’s not right,” D’Antoni said.
In a related move, the Rockets have waived forward James Nunnally, who was a on a 10-day contract.
Adrian Wojnarowski: The NBA office will not execute the trade today because it’s a holiday, league sources tell ESPN. To clear the way for Kenneth Faried to sign and play tonight in Philadelphia, Rockets had to waive to James Nunnally. Trade call on ‘Melo will likely be Tuesday.
Jonathan Feigen: Rockets will waive James Nunnally today to open the roster spot for Kenneth Faried. Were unable to deal Carmelo Anthony in time to open the roster spot, source said. Chance to bring Nunnally back once the spot opens, but that has not been determined, per source.
Shams Charania: The Houston Rockets are waiving guard James Nunnally to create roster space for Kenneth Faried, league sources tell @TheAthleticNBA @WatchStadium.
Albert Nahmad: Kenneth Faried is set to clear waivers at 5:00 pm EST today. If the Rockets want to sign him before tonight’s game, they’ll need to first clear a roster spot. If they can’t find a Carmelo Anthony trade in that span of time, they’ll just terminate James Nunnally’s 10-day contract.
The Rockets will need to trade a player to a team with an open roster spot, or waive a player, before signing Faried. It is possible for Houston to hold off on signing Faried to find a way to create the roster spot, but there’s a need to get him into the team’s depleted frontcourt as soon as Monday night against the 76ers. The cleanest solution to the Rockets clearing a roster spot without a trade is releasing James Nunnally five days early from his 10-day contract. The contract signed on Jan. 16 is set to expire Jan. 25. Nunnally would not need to be waived.
Adam Wexler: #Rockets announce signing of forward James Nunnally to a 10-day contract. @KPRC2
Shams Charania: There’s hope Nunnally and Gordon can play tonight for Houston against Brooklyn, league sources said. Gordon has missed the last eight games.
Rockets adding James Nunnally
Shams Charania: With Chris Paul, Clint Capela and Eric Gordon sidelined and Danuel House back to G League, the Rockets plan to sign guard James Nunnally to a 10-day contract, league sources tell @TheAthleticNBA @WatchStadium.
Jonathan Feigen: Rockets expect to.sign James Nunnally to a 10-day contract today, source said.
Jonathan Feigen: Rockets have a few possibilities for 10-day contract guys. One of the names to watch would be James Nunnally. There has been contact, but not an offer yet. He has several good standing offers overseas to consider.
Emiliano Carchia: Despite reports of him signing with Baskonia, James Nunnally has not decided his future yet, a source told me and @chemadelucas
Neff sent to Eurohoops the following written statement on the matter. “It has been suggested that my player, James Nunnally, was interested in the Panathinaikos job. Rick Pitino called me to express his interest. I knew their budget and their goals. Neither were going to match James’s ambitions so our conversation was cordial but brief. I wish them well.” Bill Neff, SAGA Sports
Adrian Wojnarowski: Six players hit waivers at 5 PM: MarShon Brooks, Michael Carter-Williams, Patrick McCaw, James Nunnally, Lorenzo Brown and Ron Baker. Rest of non-guaranteed contracts are locked in for season now.
Kelly Iko: Bill Neff—James Nunnally’s agent tells me this morning that he doesn’t think Houston will continue their interest in his client, and instead have focused on James Ennis.
May 26, 2022 | 6:49 pm EDT Update
Tomas Satoransky on free agency: Both Europe and the NBA are in play
Lukas Kuba: Tomas Satoransky when asked about the interest from Barcelona: “I won’t officially comment on anything yet, all I can say is that both Europe and the NBA are in play.” Says it’s obviously an important decision. “I’m leaving myself more time for the final decision.”
Lukas Kuba: Tomas Satoransky says the #Pelicans “weren’t a good fit” for him, thinks they lost interest in him as the season went on, says “after a couple of months in New Orleans me and my agent felt that some change would occur and we wanted it to happen. I’m glad I ended up in Washington, I have great memories of this month and a half.” #satoransky
Brady Hawk: Erik Spoelstra: “Everybody’s looking forward to this game tomorrow. As a competitor, this is what you dream about.” “These are the ones you remember for a long time.”
Ira Winderman: Spoelstra basically says ignore injury list, that those who played Wednesday he expects to play Friday. With Herro, who has missed last two with groin strain, he was less committal. Declined to say why Butler is not on injury report (as he seems to be ailing).
Brady Hawk: Erik Spoelstra speaking with media now: Says he doesn’t know yet about Tyler Herro’s status for game 6 “He still has to do his treatment session tonight.”
Santa Clara University star Jalen Williams made it official on Thursday that he’s leaving the school and will remain in the NBA draft process. Williams was a two-time All-WCC guard at Santa Clara. He’s projected to be a late-first round or second-round pick.
