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The Spurs signed free agent big man Micah Potter earlier this week, according to RealGM’s log of official NBA transactions. While the terms were not disclosed, Potter likely signed a non-guaranteed training camp contract featuring Exhibit 9 language and perhaps Exhibit 10 language as well.
Paul Garcia: The Spurs have signed Micah Potter to a contract. Likely a training camp deal. Roster now with 18 players. 3 spots left for training camp.
Andy Larsen: Jazz injury report vs. Houston: Jordan Clarkson, John Collins, Elijah Harkless, Lauri Markkanen, Micah Potter, Oscar Tshiebwe, Cody Williams all out. Walker Kessler, Collin Sexton (tuberosity), Jaden Springer questionable.
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Andy Larsen: John Collins, Lauri Markkanen, Micah Potter, Oscar Tshiebwe, Elijah Harkless all out for the Jazz tomorrow. Jordan Clarkson is questionable.
Andy Larsen: Jazz have added Walker Kessler to tonight’s out list (thumb sprain) and have activated Micah Potter.
Andy Larsen: Jazz injury report vs. NOP tomorrow: Jordan Clarkson, John Collins, Lauri Markannen, Taylor Hendricks, Johnny Juzang all out. Micah Potter out due to illness. Collin Sexton (left 4th finger avulsion fracture) & Oscar Tshiebwe (left 4th finger extensor tendon tear) available.
Michael Scotto: The Utah Jazz and Micah Potter have agreed to a two-way contract, league sources told @hoopshype. Potter was a Team USA Select Team member this summer and has spent the past two seasons with the Jazz. Potter is represented by agents Keith Kreiter and Sam Cipriano of @Edge_Sports. pic.twitter.com/HyPpKotrib
Langston Galloway was named as a member of the 2024 USA Select Team, which trained alongside the USA Men’s National Team during training camp. After Team USA’s training camp, Galloway, Micah Potter and Nigel Hayes-Davis accepted invitations to serve as practice players for USA Basketball’s senior men’s national team during exhibitions in Las Vegas, Abu Dhabi and London in preparation for the Paris Olympics. All three’s role is to participate in USA’s practices, workouts and even exhibition games when needed before the Olympics. “Langston has been great,” USA Basketball managing director Grant Hill told Andscape. “He was with us last year during our World Cup run as well. He really understands the FIBA game, having played professionally in Europe and being a member of our World Cup qualifying teams. He, Micah and Nigel play an important role in our overall preparation for Paris. We are thankful for their presence and contributions to our team’s success.”
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Said USA Basketball’s head of men’s programming Sean Ford: “Langston’s commitment and contribution to USA Basketball has been incredible. No player had a bigger impact on getting us qualified for the World Cup than him, playing in five windows in a row and leading us to an 8-2 record. Langston, Nigel and Micah have all contributed to a successful training camp. For them to take three weeks out of their offseason to help other players train for the Olympics knowing that they won’t be able to be a part of the team in Paris is an incredibly selfless act. It is a reflection of the character of each of them and I hope this opportunity helps them advance their careers.”
Tim Reynolds: The plan is for Langston Galloway, Nigel Hayes-Davis and Micah Potter to stick around and assist the U.S. Olympic team with practices for at least a few more days. Select Team time ended yesterday.
Tony Jones: The Utah Jazz will not extend a qualifying offer to Micah Potter, making him an unrestricted free agent, League Sources tell The Athletic. A return is still possible, depending on roster moves, according to sources. Potter does have interest on the market
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