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Due to the moves the Hornets have made over the last two days, there was a need to free up a roster spot. As a result, Connaughton, who had not been in the rotation on most nights, has been waived. This transaction does not affect fantasy basketball, and Connaughton will be able to sign with any team as a free agent once he clears waivers.

Livingston signed a two-way deal with Cleveland at the beginning of the season, but he only suited up in three games and played more than 5 minutes in just one of those. He’ll continue to spend his time in the G League, though he’ll have to look elsewhere for a two-way deal.

Milwaukee signed Sears to a two-way deal right after he went undrafted in June. He has made a few appearances for the Bucks this year, but he has spent most of his time in the G League. He’ll be able to sign a two-way deal with a new team, but he’ll continue to suit up in the G League regardless.

Signed to a two-year, two-way contract just before Christmas, Williams has been waived by the Hawks. While his departure does not affect fantasy basketball, it does open up a two-way slot for the Hawks to utilize.

Bamba’s deal would have been guaranteed if he was on the roster beyond January 6, so the team’s decision to waive him isn’t entirely surprising. He can rejoin Toronto on a 10-day deal, but even if he returns, Bamba won’t see enough run to be worth rostering in most fantasy leagues.

Bradley has been let go before his contract became fully guaranteed. With Isaiah Jackson (concussion) still sidelined, Micah Potter and Jay Huff will continue to fill the center minutes for Indiana. Bradley’s departure will just leave a few extra minutes for Potter and Huff.

The 25-year-old was signed to a standard deal back on November 20th and will now be released to make room on the roster for Garrison Mathews. Robinson-Earl was playing just 14 minutes per game over the last two weeks and had not entered either of the last two games.

Morris was just signed on November 6 when the Pacers waived Mac McClug. The 30-year-old Morris has played just 10.8 minutes per game with the Pacers and has played a combined seven minutes in his last two games.

Friday’s loss to the Lakers dropped the Pelicans to 2-10, and there had been rumblings of a potential move well ahead of the team’s most recent defeat. In four-plus seasons as the head coach, Green’s teams went 150-190 and made two playoff appearances. He’ll be replaced on an interim basis by associate head coach James Borrego.

Indiana made this move to open up a roster spot to sign Mac McClung. Wiseman, who started on Saturday, will now enter free agency, leaving Isaiah Jackson, Jay Huff and Tony Bradley as the center options for the Pacers.