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Ware

Ware last played for the Tianjin Steel in China and will now attempt to play his way onto the Wizards final roster. While Ware could earn one of the Wizards final roster spots, he won’t have any fantasy value in 2016-17.

Ware was kicked in the calf. Although it’s a really minor note, it’s worth passing along given Ware—a Drew League celebrity—is competing for a final spot on Washington’s roster.

He impressed the Wizards at training camp, so maybe he will get another shot at an NBA roster next summer.

The Wizards are playing with fire with only two active point guards on their final roster in John Wall and Trey Burke.

He ranked second in Orlando Pro Summer League at 19.0 points per game for the 76ers. Ware was one of the handful of esoteric guys on the team last year, but couldn’t hold a regular role. He could get in the rotation due to Pierre Jackson tearing his Achilles.

The Sixers agreed to a 10-day deal with Ware on Monday and will have the guard available for Thursday’s game against the Rockets. Ware isn’t likely to see much playing time, however, and can be left floating on waiver wires in fantasy leagues.

The former Long Beach State guard was the shortest player at the NBA’s 2012 combine, at just under 5'10", and he wound up playing in Italy after going undrafted. There is no reason to think he’ll have fantasy value in Philly or anywhere else.

Ware will get another chance to prove he can be a third point guard in the NBA. On his first 10-day, he averaged 3.6 points and 1.2 assists while shooting 24.0 percent from the field in 14.2 minutes.

He’s going to be waived and be a free agent. Ware is a fun player to watch, but he’s just too small to be an NBA player.