Devin

Robinson

No surprise here, as Robinson was signed to an Exhibit 10 contract. He’ll head down to the G League.

It is believed that all three players inked Exhibit 10 deals. Robinson was a two-way player with Washington the last two seasons. He appeared in seven games with the Wizards last year, averaging 6.7 points, 2.9 rebounds and 13.6 minutes. He’s a longshot to crack the Raptors’ 15-man final roster for opening night.

Robinson was detained by police early Saturday morning after getting into a fight outside of a nightclub. The team’s statement was brief and to the point. “We are aware of the incident this morning involving Devin and are disappointed in his actions,” it reads. “We will not extend him a qualifying offer for the 2019-20 season.” It remains to be seen if any team shows interest.

He could see some more minutes at forward with Jordan McRae (Achilles) getting hurt today. Robinson may be a stream in a deep league on Sunday.

He had some highlights in Las Vegas with a 26-point game back in July, so maybe the newly-tanking Wizards give the big man some run.

With Jabari Parker (knee) going down, there’s some room in the rotation for Robinson, so it’ll be interesting to see what he can do if he winds up receiving quality minutes. Maybe he’ll be someone to think about deploying in DFS over the final few games of the year.

He’s on a two-way deal and he’s going to have a chance to make an impact at some point in the upcoming season. Robinson had numerous highlight-reel plays in this Vegas event, and he put up stats along the way, too. He probably won’t be in the rotation to start the year, but Robinson helped himself as much as anyone this month.

Robinson isn’t part of the rotation, with coach Scott Brooks saying he was called-up “just [because of] all the hard work he’s put in in the G League ... The way he’s working, the way he’s practicing. I think he needs to be rewarded.” We’ll let you know if he starts earning minutes, but it’s unlikely.