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The Charlotte Hornets have declined to give Treveon Graham and Marcus Paige qualifying offers, it was announced today by President of Basketball Operations & General Manager Mitch Kupchak. Both players will become unrestricted free agents on July 1.

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The Charlotte Hornets are signing former North Carolina guard Marcus Paige and former Louisville center Mangok Mathiang to the NBA’s newly-created two-way contracts, an informed source told the Observer. Those contracts – each of 30 NBA franchises can have two two-way deals – means Paige and Mathiang will play primarily for the G-League Greensboro Swarm next season.

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Arcidiacono messaged first: “Sorry that one team had …

Arcidiacono messaged first: “Sorry that one team had to lose,” but congratulating Paige on his career. Paige replied: “It was a battle and you guys earned it. Nothing but love.” And: “Just tell Kris I’m never talking to him again.” They would see each other nine months later when their D-League teams met in Utah, and Paige would ask Arcidiacono about his experience at San Antonio Spurs camp. They would exchange tweets during the Super Bowl, when Paige saw the Atlanta Falcons’ horror show and suggested NRG Stadium must be haunted, whereupon Arcidiacono tweeted a crying emoji.

Washington Post


Jody Genessy: From Jazz PR: The Jazz waived Eric Dawson, Quincy Ford and Marcus Paige. Utah's roster now stands at 17 players.

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It's no secret the Indiana Pacers are still searching for a solution at point guard. On Thursday, the team continued its pre-draft workouts with two intriguing point guard options at Bankers Life Fieldhouse: Oregon State's Gary Payton II and North Carolina's Marcus Paige. When the Pacers enter the draft June 23, they will have just one true point guard on their roster: Joe Young, a second-round pick who just finished his rookie season. Ty Lawson, who the team signed in March, is an unrestricted free agent. For most of the season, the Pacers used Monta Ellis and George Hill to initiate the offense, although both aren't known as pass-first players.

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