Juwan Morgan Rumors

Former Jazz player Juwan Morgan re-signed with Montenegrin team KK Buducnost for the 2025-26 season.

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In addition to Nesmith, Boston also sent Nik Stauskas, Daniel Theis, Juwan Morgan, Malik Fitts and a 2023 first-round pick to the Pacers. One tweet in particular caught Nesmith's eye. Bleacher Report posted a SpongeBob SquarePants meme: "What the Celtics gave up for Brogdon," with an open hand with just a paperclip and spare string in the palm. “As soon as the trade happened I saw the tweet and I saved it immediately,” Nesmith said in 2023. "I’m someone that takes things personally and I think that helps make me better. It’s what makes me drive to the gym at night. Seeing that tweet is always on my mind for sure.”

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Former Jazz player Juwan Morgan signed with Montenegrin team KK Buducnost for the 2024-25 season.

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Former Jazz player Juwan Morgan signed with Russian team Zenit St. Petersburg for the remainder of the 2023-24 season.

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Tim Reynolds: The 52 players who got USA Basketball to the 2023 World Cup ... Tarik Black Dewan Hernandez Elijah Pemberton Emanuel Terry Will Davis DaQuan Jeffries BJ Johnson Justin Wright-Foreman Michael Frazier II Juwan Morgan Zavier Simpson Craig Sword Justin Anderson (more)

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Former Jazz player Juwan Morgan signed with G League team Ontario Clippers for the 2022-23 season.

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Law Murray: The LA Clippers are expected to make transactions at end of roster today. Sources tell The Athletic that Juwan Morgan, Lucas Williamson, Michael Devoe will be waived. Two players will be signed: Malik Fitts and Nate Darling.

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Ohm Youngmisuk: Clippers waived Michael Devoe, Juwan Morgan and Lucas Williamson.

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JD Shaw: The Clippers have signed forward Juwan Morgan ahead of training camp, according to his agency @Keith Kreiter. Morgan played for the Celtics this past season.

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The Pacers currently have $26.4 million in cap space so they need to make some moves to generate the $30.9 million needed to sign Ayton to a maximum contract. According to Wojnarowski, the Pacers plan on doing that by waiving Duane Washington, who is non-guaranteed, and waiving-and-stretching Nik Stauskas, Juwan Morgan, and Malik Fitts. Washington’s contract is non-guaranteed, so waiving him opens up $1.6 million. Stauskas, Morgan, and Fitts, all of whom were brought over from Boston in the Malcolm Brogdon trade, had their guarantees increased to all but $86,988 of their full salary amounts. By stretching their cap hits over the next three seasons, the Pacers will have $31.9 million in cap space.

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Scott Agness: Sources: Pacers have informed Stauskas, Morgan and Fitts of their plans to waive them. The trio was included to make the Brogdon-to-Celtics deal work, and now they get fully compensated despite being waived.

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Adrian Wojnarowski: The Pacers are waiving guard Duane Washington and waiving and stretching the three players who arrived in the Boston trade for Malcolm Brogdon: Malik Fitts, Juwan Morgan and Nik Stauskas, sources tell ESPN. That'll create the cap space to sign Ayton to the max offer sheet.

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Keith Smith: Just as a note: If the Suns choose to match the Pacers offer sheet for Deandre Ayton, the Pacers can't then reverse the waivers of the players they let go. If you renounce free agents, you can reverse those renouncements if an offer sheet is matched. You can't reverse waivers.

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The Pacers and Celtics announced their trade Saturday, sending veteran point guard Malcolm Brogdon from Indiana to Boston in exchange for a 2023 first-round pick and five players: Nik Stauskas, Daniel Theis, Aaron Nesmith, former IU star Juwan Morgan and Malik Fitts. However, a league source told IndyStar on Sunday that the Pacers are waiting for Brogdon to pass a physical so the trade can become official and Nesmith can become eligible for Indiana's Summer League team in Las Vegas. Nesmith attended the Pacers' Summer League opener against Charlotte on Friday and sat courtside at Thomas & Mack Center with his new teammates Jalen Smith, Tyrese Haliburton and Oshae Brissett.

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