Vince

Hunter

The Grizzlies had an open spot on their training camp roster after they waived Tony Wroten. Jarell Martin (foot) and Deyonta Davis (foot) are a little banged up and the Grizzlies are being cautious with Marc Gasol and Brandan Wright, so Henry should get some preseason action this week. He’s not expected to make the final roster.

Hunter was signed to be a big body at camp, but never had a realistic shot of making the team.

Hunter has accepted a camp invite with the Bulls and will not attempt to make their final roster. Even if he’s able to do so, Hunter won’t have any fantasy value.

Hunter never had a real shot of making the team.

Hunter spent time with the Grizzlies through training camp and the preseason last year but was cut just before the regular season. Don’t be surprised if history repeats itself.

He was with the 76ers at Summer League and was actually a very solid low-post presence. Hunter still has his hands full to make the roster.

Hunter averaged 14.9 points, 9.2 rebounds, 1.2 steals and 1.0 block per game during his sophomore season at the University of Texas at El Paso, but he went undrafted in the 2015 draft. He does offer some depth to a rather thin Sacramento frontcourt, and it’ll be interesting to see if he’s able to land a spot on the 2015-16 regular-season roster.

Hunter posted his D-League best 11th double-double of the year on Wednesday and is on the radar for a 10-day deal. Hunter is unlikely to see many minutes on any team he signs with, but he’s worth a stash in the deepest of fantasy leagues.

He never was expected to make the regular-season roster.

This is due to a bruised knee from Wednesday. Even if they lose, the Clippers will play again tomorrow but its unlikely with a bruised knee that Hunter will go. Even with his solid summer league play prior to the injury, it’s unlikely that he’ll be on the roster for the big club come opening night.