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Jerrett

He shot 4-of-16 from the field for his second poor shooting game in a row following Sunday’s 5-of-16 line. It’s Summer League and despite the inefficient scoring, Lamb getting the ball a lot is a sign that the Thunder are leaning towards giving him more minutes next year. Grant Jerrett was outstanding again with 14 points, five boards, one steal and four 3-pointers while Daniel Orton scored nine with seven boards. Both guys still have lots of work to do in order to have a consistent role with the Thunder in October.

Jerrett was most recently waived by the Jazz last fall and will face an uphill battle to make the Blazers final roster. Even if he’s able to make the team, Jerrett won’t have any fantasy value in 2016-17.

Their roster is now down to 15 players. Expect Jerrett to end up in the D-League.

Jerrett spent time in the D-League last season and has no real fantasy value.

Jerrett has only seen action in one game since being acquired as part of a three-team trade with the Thunder on Feb. 19, so it’s safe to say this move shouldn’t affect any fantasy rosters.

As long as Serge Ibaka and Nick Collison are healthy, you probably won’t hear much about Jerrett.

The deal is for the rest of the season. He had a very impressive Orlando Summer League, but hasn’t been on the floor yet in the NBA season. During his 27 D-League games, Jarrett averaged 15.1 points and 6.1 boards in 29.3 minutes. He won’t have fantasy value.

He dislocated his shoulder at Summer League, but the team didn’t announce this surgery until now. Jerrett isn’t likely to make the team.

Jerrett has played a total of 2.7 minutes for the Jazz this season, failing to register a single statistic aside from minutes played. He has zero fantasy value, and can safely remain on the waiver wire in all leagues.

He’ll serve as a bench warmer for the Jazz, and he can safely remain on the waiver wire in all leagues.