12:37 AM ET, Sun August 01, 2010
NameUpdates in Last 24 HrsNoPosHtWt ExpAgeCollegeSalary
Gilbert Arenas
0 PG/SG 6-4 215 928Arizona$16,192,080
Hilton Armstrong
3 FC/C 6-11 235 425Connecticut$2,801,198
Nemanja Bjelica
PF 6-10 224 R22
Andray Blatche
7 FC/PF 6-11 260 523None$3,000,000
Earl Boykins
12 PG 5-5 133 1234Eastern Michigan$1,204,841
Javaris Crittenton
8 G 6-5 200 322Georgia Tech$1,477,920
Lazar Hayward
32 F 6-6 225 R23Marquette
Kirk Hinrich
12 G/PG/SG 6-3 190 729Kansas$9,500,000
Josh Howard
5 GF 6-7 210 730Wake Forest$10,890,000
Cedric Jackson
11 G 6-3 190 124Cleveland State
Mike James
13 PG 6-2 188 934Duquesne$6,466,600
Yi Jianlian
9 PF 7-0 250 322None$3,194,400
Shaun Livingston
2 PG 6-7 185 624None$959,111
Cartier Martin
20 GF 6-7 220 225Kansas State
JaVale McGee
34 FC/C 7-0 250 222Nevada$1,496,640
Fabricio Oberto
21 FC 6-10 245 535None$2,100,000
Kevin Seraphin
97 PF 5-11 258 R20None
James Singleton
22 F 6-8 230 528Murray State$1,030,189
Al Thornton
14 F/SF 6-8 235 326Florida State$1,900,200
John Wall
2 PG 6-4 195 R19Kentucky
Nick Young
1 GF/SF 6-7 210 325USC$1,714,800

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  • Josh Howard deal a steal for Washington Wizards? Wizards Insider | Washington Post If not for his serious left knee injury last February, Josh Howard probably would've been one of the most sought after small forwards this summer. Arguably, it would've been LeBron James, Rudy Gay, Paul Pierce and then Howard. But with the former all-star recovering from a torn ACL at age 30, Howard had to wait until the final week of July to sign an incentive-laden deal in the neighborhood of $4 million. Considering Howard's résumé and the contracts that some other small forwards signed this summer, the Wizards didn't necessarily pull off a coup but they did get a solid, low-risk deal that co...
  • Andray Blatche visits Nationals Park Wizards Insider | Washington Post (via nba.com/wizards) NBA - Washington Wizards - sport - Basketball - Professional
  • Kevin Seraphin signs with Washington Wizards, reaches buyout with French team Wizards Insider | Washington Post The Wizards roster will soon be at 12 players after first-round pick Kevin Seraphin's contract is validated by the league office in the next few days. Seraphin recently reached a buyout agreement with his French club, Cholet, with the Wizards paying $500,000 to free him from his obligations, according to his agent, Bouna Ndiaye. Seraphin was acquired, along with Kirk Hinrich, in a draft-day deal with Chicago. As the 17th overall pick, he can sign a two-year deal worth about $2.7 million, with the Wizards holding team options for the next two years. With Josh Howard expected to sign a one-year ...
  • Josh Howard returning to the Wizards Wizards Insider | Washington Post Josh Howard has agreed to come back to the Wizards for one year, according to his agent, Derek Lafayette. Lafayette said the terms are still being finalized but the deal is believed to be worth $4 million with incentives. Wizards No. 1 overall pick John Wall welcomed the move on his Twitter account, "Glad to hear we [re-signed] Josh Howard...Feel he can help us out a lot!!!" He averaged 14.5 points in four games before tearing his left anterior cruciate ligament in a game against Chicago on Feb. 22, but he impressed the Wizards in his short stint with his enthusiasm and inspired play. Lafayett...
  • JaVale McGee cut from Team USA [UPDATED] Wizards Insider | Washington Post There won't be any JaValevator sightings in Turkey -- or New York, for that matter -- this summer. Wizards center JaVale McGee was cut from Team USA on Wednesday, unable to extend his promising offseason, which saw him dominate the Las Vegas Summer league and earn a surprise invitation to try out for the squad. McGee was a last minute addition and had some encouraging moments, but USA Basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo and Coach Mike Krzyzewski elected to keep only two traditional centers in Dallas' Tyson Chandler and New Jersey's Brook Lopez. Colangelo trimmed the roster down to 15 players b...
  • Is it Al Thornton time? Wizards Insider | Washington Post It's pretty easy to forget about Al Thornton since he barely was around long enough to make a difference for the Washington Wizards last season. He arrived in late February, had some great games followed by some disappearing acts, missed seven games late with a groin injury, then finished quietly. The 6-foot-7 Thornton averaged 10.7 points in 24 games with the Wizards last season and is capable of playing at both forward positions, given his strength and physical style of play. But when next season begins, Thornton stands as the most likely candidate to start at small forward with most of the ...

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