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The Thunder also agreed to a two-year non-guaranteed deal with wing Dalen Terry, according to a league source who was granted anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly. The second year is a team option.
Shams Charania: G/F Dalen Terry has agreed on a two-year deal with the Oklahoma City Thunder, sources tell ESPN. Terry enters his fifth NBA season after the former No. overall 18 pick spent time in Chicago and Philadelphia, and went to training camp with Golden State last month.
Shams Charania: Dalen Terry departs the Warriors' G League team in Santa Cruz to provide a wing addition to Oklahoma City. Per ESPN Research, the Thunder became the first team in 50 years to have three starters suffer injuries in the same game -- Jalen Williams, Chet Holmgren and Cason Wallace on Oct. 25 -- and then all three miss the team's next 20 games or more.
The standout player of the day offensively was Brandin Podziemski. There wasn’t a close second. Podziemski looked like the player the Warriors are looking to take another leap in Year 4 as he waits on his second contract. “Three days in, he’s had a great camp,” Kerr said. Podziemski was loud and vocal defensively and offensively. He was directing traffic with the ball in his hands and found multiple ways to score without hesitation. Podziemski drew four fouls, including two three-point plays, and only missed one free throw. On back-to-back possessions, Podziemski got a frustrated Charles Bassey to foul him at the rim. Immediately after getting a whistle called on his teammates for the fourth time, Podziemski blew past Dalen Terry on the run for a layup. “That’s what we like about Brandin: His ability to see the game, attack angles and he understands the officiating,” Kerr said. “He can dribble, pass, shoot. You can put him at any spot out of a timeout. Really versatile and obviously crucial to make the whole thing go.”
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Michael Scotto: The Golden State Warriors and Dalen Terry have agreed to a deal, league sources told @hoopshype. Terry, the 18th pick of the 2022 NBA Draft, has played four combined NBA seasons with the Chicago Bulls and Philadelphia 76ers.
Free agents who I'm told are drawing legitimate interest from Golden State for the Warriors' open roster spots: Georges Niang and Brandon Williams. On his Bleacher Report livestream Tuesday afternoon, Jake also mentioned Dalen Terry as a potential Warriors target.
Bobby Marks: In a corresponding move, Philadelphia waived Dalen Terry to clear salary below the first apron hard cap to sign James. Philadelphia is $2,012,784 below the first apron. This does not include Kentavious Caldwell-Pope 1 year veteran exception= $2,449,421
The Sixers will need to waive a player on a non-guaranteed salary before signing James. Although they have an open roster spot, signing James would put them above the $209 million first apron hard cap. The most straightforward path is waiving either Dalen Terry, who is non-guaranteed, or Jabari Walker, who has a $250,000 partial guarantee. They could also acquire Bronny James with one of their trade exceptions, but they would need to waive the other of Terry and Walker to create the apron space for him.
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Tony Jones: The Philadelphia 76ers are converting two-way forward Dalen Terry to a standard NBA deal, League Sources tell The Athletic. That includes a team option for next season To make room, the Sixers are waiving guard Cam Payne, according to sources
Adam Aaronson: Sixers just upgraded Dalen Terry to AVAILABLE.
Adam Aaronson: NEWS: The Sixers are signing Dalen Terry to a two-way contract, source tells @thephillyvoice . The Sixers opened up this spot once they signed Dominick Barlow to a standard contract hours after the trade deadline passed. This has no impact on the Sixers’ buyout market situation. They still have two standard roster spots that will eventually be filled. This backfills the two-way vacancy left by Dominick Barlow.
Michael Scotto: The New Orleans Pelicans are waiving guard Dalen Terry, league sources told @hoopshype.