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  • CLE Center #13
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    Tristan Thompson (left foot soreness) has been ruled out of Friday’s game vs. the Jazz.
    Thompson missed most of December due to a foot injury, and the tanking Cavs may rest him periodically over the second half of the season. Friday is the front end of a back-to-back for Cleveland. With both Thompson and Larry Nance (knee) sidelined, Channing Frye and Ante Zizic will soak up plenty of extra minutes. On Wednesday, Zizic scored 16 points with eight rebounds, two blocks and one assist in a career-high 27 minutes.
  • MIA Shooting Guard #9
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    Pelle Larsson led the Heat with 18 points (4-of-12 FGs, 10-of-11 FTs) and three rebounds against the Spurs on Saturday.
    The Heat added Larsson with the 44th pick in 2024, and he ended up playing a role off the bench during his rookie year. It wasn’t a significant role, but he did see the floor at times and started six games late in the year. He led the Heat in scoring on Saturday, and he did most of his work at the free throw line. The 24-year-old will look to take on a larger role in year two with Miami.
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  • Kasparas Jakučionis finished with three points (1-of-7 FGs), one rebound and one assist against the Spurs on Saturday.
    Jakučionis was selected by the Heat with the No. 20 pick in the draft after he slid down the board to them. The expectation was that he would be a lottery pick, but he fell right into Miami’s hands. He’s a talented offensive engine, but his first game didn’t go well. There’s no reason to panic at this point; plenty of future stars struggle in their first taste of NBA action. At this point, it’s just good to see him out there, though managers in standard leagues shouldn’t have him on their draft board.
  • MIA Center #7
    Kel’el Ware stuffed the stat sheet with 14 points (5-of-14 FGs), seven rebounds, one assist, two steals and three blocks in an 82-69 win over the Spurs on Saturday.
    Ware came on strong during the second half of his rookie year in Miami after being drafted 15th overall in 2024. He became a full-time starter, which is a role he should maintain heading into next season. Still, he was out there to kick off Summer League, though it’s unclear how many games he’ll end up playing in. He missed all four of his three-point attempts but was aggressive as a scoring option in this game. Of course, the defensive production was great to see after he averaged 1.1 blocks per game during his rookie season.
  • MEM Center #2
    Grizzlies agreed to a deal with Jock Landale, who was waived by the Rockets earlier this week.
    Two days after Landale was waived to make room for Clint Capela, he finds himself in a potentially rewarding situation in Memphis. Jaren Jackson Jr. (toe) is expected to be sidelined for most of the summer, which could delay his availability to start the year, while Zach Edey (ankle) is expected to miss the start of next season. Memphis also just sent Jay Huff to Indiana, so Landale could play a significant role early on. However, that statistical success will likely be short-lived.
  • IND Center #30
    ESPN’s Shams Charania reports Jay Huff has been traded to the Pacers for a second-round pick and a second-round pick swap.
    The pick swap is reportedly in 2031, while the other second rounder is a 2029 pick from Portland, per HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto. Huff could be in line to play a significant role for the Pacers next season after Myles Turner departed for Milwaukee in free agency. Indiana has a few months to figure out their center rotation, but as of now, Huff could end up as an intriguing late-round swing.
  • WAS Small Forward #7
    ESPN’s Shams Charania reports Cam Whitmore has been traded to the Wizards for two second-round picks.
    The Athletic’s Josh Robbins reports it will be a 2026 second rounder from Chicago and a 2029 second round from Sacramento that will be headed back to the Rockets, who needed to recoup what assets they could from the No. 20 overall pick in 2023. Whitmore showcased some scoring upside during his two seasons in Houston and will now be the latest upside swing to land with the Wizards. He’ll join a rotation that features recent first-round picks like Kyshawn George, Bilal Coulibaly and Will Riley, as well as a veteran in Khris Middleton.
  • ORL Power Forward #21
    ESPN’s Shams Charania reports the Magic signed PF/C Moritz Wagner has agreed to a one-year, $5 million deal.
    Wagner tore his ACL in December, and he’ll miss time to start the 2025-26 season. Before suffering the injury, he averaged career highs in points (12.9), rebounds (4.9) and three-point percentage (36) in just 18.8 minutes per game. Once he returns, he’ll likely take on a similar role as a microwave scorer and spacer off the bench.
  • HOU Shooting Guard #00
    HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto reports the Rockets signed G/F Kevon Harris to a two-way contract.
    Harris appeared in 36 games for the Magic during the 2022-23 and 2023-24 seasons, averaging 4.0 points and 2.0 rebounds in 12.9 minutes. While he did not play in the NBA last season, the 6-foot-6 wing flourished in the G League, averaging 19.8 points and 7.1 rebounds per game. Harris is unlikely to impact fantasy basketball in Houston as a two-way contract player due to the Rockets’ depth.
  • GSW Shooting Guard
    G/F Jahmai Mashack is headed to Golden State as part of the seven-team trade headlined by Kevin Durant.
    Selected by the Rockets with the 59th overall pick in last month’s draft, Mashack was initially headed to Memphis via trade. Now he’s headed to Golden State as part of a trade that included an NBA-record seven teams. Given his reputation as a rugged defender and “glue guy,” Mashack will look to earn an opportunity with the Warriors, who could use a low-cost contributor due to their current salary cap situation.
  • PHI Power Forward #34
    ESPN’s Shams Charania reports the 76ers signed F Jabari Walker to a two-way contract.
    To get a player of Walker’s experience level on a two-way contract is a shrewd piece of business by the 76ers. The 57th overall pick in the 2022 draft, Walker appeared in 60 games last season, averaging 5.2 points and 3.5 rebounds in 12.5 minutes. During the 2023-24 campaign, Walker started 23 of the 72 games he played, averaging 8.9 points and 7.1 rebounds in 23.6 minutes. With a healthy Joel Embiid and Andre Drummond, Walker’s minutes will likely be limited next season, but he’ll have some value on nights when Philadelphia is shorthanded in the post.