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USA Basketball today announced the 12-man roster and coaching staff for the November 2025 USA Men’s World Cup Qualifying Team, which will play Nicaragua in Managua, Nicaragua, and in College Park, Georgia, on Nov. 28 and Dec. 1, respectively. The 12 athletes slated to compete for the USA have professional experience in the NBA, NBA G League and internationally with six players having prior USA Basketball experience. The November 2025 USA Men’s World Cup Qualifying Team includes MarJon Beauchamp, Pedro Bradshaw, Garrison Brooks, Torrey Craig, Kessler Edwards, Kyle Guy, Nate Hinton, Brandon Knight, Jaden Shackelford, Javonte Smart, Jeremiah Tilmon and Ryan Woolridge.
Grizzlies PR: The @Memphis Grizzlies have waived Nate Hinton, DeJon Jarreau and Braxton Key to finalize the team’s 2025-26 Opening Night roster.
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Tari Eason: Two of the most high charactered hardworking down to earth teammates I ever had!! Loved going to work with them everyday and I got sum brothers 4L💯 sad to see em go man I wish nun but the best🙏🏾💙
Jonathan Feigen: Rockets waived Nate Hinton, Jermaine Samuels Jr. and Matt Bradley. They will leave their 15th full-contract roster spot open.
Nate Hinton and Jermaine Samuels Jr., who each played most of last season with the Rockets on two-way contracts, will play for Houston’s 2024 NBA summer-league team and compete in 2024-25 training camp on Exhibit 10 contracts. The news was first reported by the Houston Chronicle, which reports that both could eventually land another two-way deal.
Kelly Iko: The Houston Rockets are not extending a two-way qualifying offer to Nate Hinton or Jermaine Samuels Jr., sources tell @TheAthletic.
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Adam Wexler: #Rockets assigned Amen Thompson & Cam Whitmore to @RGVVipers & transferred Nate Hinton & Jermaine Samuels Jr. to @RGVVipers. Vipers play at OKC on Wed., then at Birmingham on Fri & Sat. Thompson (ankle) has been out since Nov. 1.
