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This is a list of transactions that have taken place during the off-season and the 2017–18 NBA season.

Retirement

Paul Pierce with the Boston Celtics.
James Jones with the Miami Heat.
Tayshaun Prince with the Detroit Pistons.
Date Name Team(s) played (years) Age Notes Ref.
June 17 Andrés Nocioni Chicago Bulls (2004–2009)
Sacramento Kings (2009–2010)
Philadelphia 76ers (2010–2012)		 37 Also played overseas [1]
July 17 Paul Pierce Boston Celtics (1998–2013, 2017)
Brooklyn Nets (2013–2014)
Washington Wizards (2014–2015)
Los Angeles Clippers (2015–2017)		 39 NBA champion (2008)
NBA Finals MVP (2008)
10× NBA All-Star (2002–2006, 2008–2012)
NBA All-Rookie First Team (1999)		 [2]
July 19 James Jones Indiana Pacers (2003–2005)
Phoenix Suns (2005–2007)
Portland Trail Blazers (2007–2008)
Miami Heat (2008–2014)
Cleveland Cavaliers (2014–2017)		 36 3x NBA champion (2012–2013, 2016)
Three-Point Shootout Champion (2011)
Hired as vice president of basketball
operations by the Phoenix Suns		 [3]
August 4 Jason Maxiell Detroit Pistons (2005–2013, 2017)
Orlando Magic (2013–2014)
Charlotte Hornets (2014–2015)		 34 Also played overseas [4]
August 15 Tayshaun Prince Detroit Pistons (2002–2013, 2015)
Memphis Grizzlies (2013–2015)
Boston Celtics (2015)
Minnesota Timberwolves (2015–16)		 37 NBA champion (2004)
4x NBA All-Defensive Second Team (2005–2008)
Hired as a special assistant to the GM by the Memphis Grizzlies
August 25 Nazr Mohammed Philadelphia 76ers (1998–2001)
Atlanta Hawks (2001–2004)
New York Knicks (2004–2005)
San Antonio Spurs (2005–2006)
Detroit Pistons (2006–2007)
Charlotte Bobcats (2007–2011)
Oklahoma City Thunder (2011–2012, 2016)
Chicago Bulls (2012–2015)		 39 NBA champion (2005)

Front office movements

General manager changes

Off-season
Departure date Team Outgoing general manager Reason for departure Hire date Incoming general manager Last managerial position Ref.
April 13
May 23		 Orlando Magic Rob Hennigan
Matt Lloyd (interim)		 Fired
Replaced/Demoted		 May 23 John Hammond Milwaukee Bucks general manager (2008–2017) [5][6]
May 5 Atlanta Hawks Mike Budenholzer Resigned May 25 Travis Schlenk Golden State Warriors assistant general manager (2012–2017) [7][8]
May 23 Milwaukee Bucks John Hammond Signed with Orlando June 19 Jon Horst Milwaukee Bucks director of basketball operations (2008–2017) [9][10]
June 14 Denver Nuggets Tim Connelly Promoted June 14 Artūras Karnišovas Denver Nuggets assistant general manager (2013–2017) [11]
June 19 Cleveland Cavaliers David Griffin Fired by owner July 24 Koby Altman Cleveland Cavaliers assistant general manager (2016–2017) [12][13]
July 14 New York Knicks Steve Mills Promoted July 14 Scott Perry Sacramento Kings vice president of basketball operations (2017) [14]
August 24 Los Angeles Clippers Dave Wohl Replaced August 24 Michael Winger Oklahoma City Thunder assistant general manager (2010–2017) [15]

Player movement

Trades

June
June 19 To Philadelphia 76ers
  • 2017 Brooklyn first-round pick (#1)
 To Boston Celtics
  • 2017 Sacramento first-round pick (#3)
  • 2018 Los Angeles Lakers protected first-round pick[a]
 [16]
June 20 To Charlotte Hornets
 To Atlanta Hawks
 [17]
June 21 To New Orleans Pelicans
  • 2017 Washington second-round pick (#52)
 To Washington Wizards
 [18]
June 22
(Draft-day trades) 		To Brooklyn Nets
 To Los Angeles Lakers
 [19]
To Charlotte Hornets
 To New Orleans Pelicans
 [20]
To Chicago Bulls
  • Cash considerations
 To Golden State Warriors
 [21]
To Chicago Bulls
 To Minnesota Timberwolves
 [22]
To Denver Nuggets
 To Utah Jazz
 [23]
To Houston Rockets
  • Future second-round pick[b]
 To Memphis Grizzlies
 [25]
To Indiana Pacers
 To New Orleans Pelicans
  • Cash considerations
 [20]
To Los Angeles Clippers
 To Milwaukee Bucks
  • Cash considerations
 [26]
To Los Angeles Lakers
 To Utah Jazz
 [27]
To Memphis Grizzlies
 To Orlando Magic
  • 2019 Brooklyn second-round pick
 [25][28]
To Orlando Magic
  • 2020 Oklahoma City first-round pick
  • 2020 second-round pick[c]
 To Philadelphia 76ers
 [29]
To Portland Trail Blazers
 To Sacramento Kings
 [30]
June 28 To Atlanta Hawks
  • Cash considerations
 To Houston Rockets
 [31]
To Dallas Mavericks
  • Cash considerations
 To Houston Rockets
 [31]
To Detroit Pistons
  • Cash considerations
 To Houston Rockets
 [31]
To Houston Rockets
 To Los Angeles Clippers
 [31]
To Houston Rockets
 To Philadelphia 76ers
  • 2018 second-round pick
  • Cash considerations
 [31]
To Houston Rockets
 To Portland Trail Blazers
  • Cash considerations
 [31]
June 29 To Dallas Mavericks
  • Cash considerations
 To Houston Rockets
 [32]
June 30 To Minnesota Timberwolves
  • 2018 Oklahoma City protected first-round pick
 To Utah Jazz
 [33]
July
July 6 To Indiana Pacers
 To Oklahoma City Thunder
 [34]
To Los Angeles Clippers
 To Philadelphia 76ers
  • Cash considerations
 [35]
To Milwaukee Bucks
 To Philadelphia 76ers
  • Cash considerations
 [36]
Three-team trade [37]
To Atlanta Hawks
 To Denver Nuggets
  • 2019 Washington second-round pick
To Los Angeles Clippers
July 7 To Dallas Mavericks
 To Miami Heat
 [38]
To Boston Celtics
 To Detroit Pistons
 [39]
July 13 To Brooklyn Nets
  • DeMarre Carroll
  • 2018 lottery-protected first-round pick
  • 2018 second-round pick
 To Toronto Raptors
 [40]
July 14 To Indiana Pacers
 To Toronto Raptors
 [41]
To New York Knicks
 To Sacramento Kings
  • 2019 second-round pick
  • Cash considerations
 [42]
July 25 To Brooklyn Nets
 To Portland Trail Blazers
 [43][44]
August
August 30 To Boston Celtics
 To Cleveland Cavaliers
 [45][46][47]
September
September 1 To Chicago Bulls
 To New Orleans Pelicans
 [48]

Free agency

Free agency negotiation starts on Saturday, July 1, 2017. Players are allowed to sign new offers starting on July 6, after the July moratorium ended. The following players, who last played for an NBA team during the 2016–17 season, are scheduled to become free agents. All players became unrestricted free agents unless indicated otherwise. A restricted free agent's team has the right to keep the player by matching an offer sheet the player signs with another team.

Denotes unsigned players whose free-agent rights were renounced
Player Date signed New team Former team Ref
Wayne Selden Jr.** July 1 Memphis Grizzlies [49]
Cristiano Felício (RFA) July 6 Chicago Bulls [50]
Danilo Gallinari* Los Angeles Clippers
(via sign and trade) 		Denver Nuggets [37]
Langston Galloway* Detroit Pistons Sacramento Kings [51]
Rudy Gay* San Antonio Spurs Sacramento Kings [52]
Nenê Hilario Houston Rockets [53]
Jrue Holiday New Orleans Pelicans [54]
Eric Moreland Detroit Pistons Canton Charge (G League) [55]
Dirk Nowitzki** Dallas Mavericks [56]
P. J. Tucker Houston Rockets Toronto Raptors [57]
Michael Carter-Williams July 7 Charlotte Hornets Chicago Bulls [58]
Darren Collison Indiana Pacers Sacramento Kings [59]
Serge Ibaka Toronto Raptors [60]
James Johnson Miami Heat [61]
Kyle Lowry* Toronto Raptors [62]
Ben McLemore Memphis Grizzlies Sacramento Kings [63]
Kelly Olynyk Miami Heat Boston Celtics [64]
Mike Scott[e] Washington Wizards Phoenix Suns
(waived on February 24) 		[65][66]
Dion Waiters* Miami Heat [67]
Nick Young* Golden State Warriors Los Angeles Lakers [68]
Tim Hardaway Jr. (RFA) July 8 New York Knicks Atlanta Hawks [69]
Amir Johnson Philadelphia 76ers Boston Celtics [70]
J. J. Redick Philadelphia 76ers Los Angeles Clippers [70]
Shelvin Mack July 9 Orlando Magic Utah Jazz [71]
Alfonzo McKinnie Toronto Raptors Windy City Bulls (G League) [72]
Bojan Bogdanović July 10 Indiana Pacers Washington Wizards [73]
José Calderón Cleveland Cavaliers Atlanta Hawks [74]
Vince Carter Sacramento Kings Memphis Grizzlies [75]
Tyreke Evans Memphis Grizzlies Sacramento Kings [76]
Raymond Felton Oklahoma City Thunder Los Angeles Clippers [77]
Taj Gibson Minnesota Timberwolves Oklahoma City Thunder [78]
George Hill Sacramento Kings Utah Jazz [79]
Justin Holiday Chicago Bulls New York Knicks [80]
Patrick Patterson Oklahoma City Thunder Toronto Raptors [81]
Zach Randolph Sacramento Kings Memphis Grizzlies [82]
Jeff Teague Minnesota Timberwolves Indiana Pacers [83]
Miloš Teodosić Los Angeles Clippers CSKA Moscow (Russia) [84]
Jeff Green July 11 Cleveland Cavaliers Orlando Magic [85]
Omri Casspi July 12 Golden State Warriors Minnesota Timberwolves [86]
Kyle Korver Cleveland Cavaliers [87]
Jodie Meeks Washington Wizards Orlando Magic [88]
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope July 13 Los Angeles Lakers Detroit Pistons [89]
Maxi Kleber Dallas Mavericks FC Bayern Munich (Germany) [90]
Paul Millsap* Denver Nuggets Atlanta Hawks [91]
Otto Porter Jr. (RFA) Washington Wizards [92]
Reggie Bullock July 14 Detroit Pistons [65]
Gordon Hayward* Boston Celtics Utah Jazz [93]
David Nwaba Chicago Bulls
(claimed off waivers) 		Los Angeles Lakers
(waived on July 12) 		[94]
Brandon Paul San Antonio Spurs Anadolu Efes S.K. (Turkey) [95]
André Roberson (RFA) Oklahoma City Thunder [96]
Anthony Tolliver Detroit Pistons Sacramento Kings
(waived on June 1) 		[65]
Jonathon Simmons July 15 Orlando Magic San Antonio Spurs [97]
Tarik Black July 17 Houston Rockets Los Angeles Lakers
(waived on July 1) 		[98]
Jonas Jerebko Utah Jazz Boston Celtics [99]
Joffrey Lauvergne July 18 San Antonio Spurs Chicago Bulls [100]
Kennedy Meeks Toronto Raptors North Carolina
(undrafted in 2017) 		[101]
C. J. Miles* Toronto Raptors
(via sign and trade) 		Indiana Pacers [102]
Thabo Sefolosha Utah Jazz Atlanta Hawks [103]
Aron Baynes* July 19 Boston Celtics Detroit Pistons [104]
Mario Chalmers Memphis Grizzlies
(Previously waived on March 10, 2016) 		[105]
Jamal Crawford Minnesota Timberwolves Atlanta Hawks
(waived on July 7) 		[106]
Blake Griffin*** Los Angeles Clippers [107]
Luc Mbah a Moute* Houston Rockets Los Angeles Clippers [108]
Royce O'Neale Utah Jazz CB Gran Canaria (Spain) [109]
Udonis Haslem July 20 Miami Heat [110]
Rajon Rondo New Orleans Pelicans Chicago Bulls
(waived on June 30) 		[111]
Daniel Theis Boston Celtics Brose Bamberg (Germany) [112]
Nick Collison July 21 Oklahoma City Thunder [113]
Dewayne Dedmon* Atlanta Hawks San Antonio Spurs [114]
Ersan İlyasova Atlanta Hawks [115]
Ekpe Udoh Utah Jazz Fenerbahçe (Turkey) [116]
Nicolás Brussino July 22 Atlanta Hawks
(claimed off waivers) 		Dallas Mavericks
(waived on July 20) 		[117]
Pau Gasol* July 24 San Antonio Spurs [118]
Matt Williams Miami Heat Central Florida
(undrafted in 2017) 		[119]
Stephen Curry July 25 Golden State Warriors [120]
Kevin Durant* Golden State Warriors [120]
Andre Iguodala Golden State Warriors [120]
Joe Ingles (RFA) Utah Jazz [121]
Shaun Livingston Golden State Warriors [120]
Mike Muscala Atlanta Hawks [122]
Zaza Pachulia Golden State Warriors [120]
Derrick Rose Cleveland Cavaliers New York Knicks [123]
David West Golden State Warriors [120]
Troy Williams Houston Rockets [124]
Tyler Ennis July 26 Los Angeles Lakers [125]
Alan Williams (RFA) Phoenix Suns [126]
Arron Afflalo July 27 Orlando Magic Sacramento Kings
(waived on June 23) 		[127]
Khem Birch Orlando Magic Olympiacos B.C. (Greece) [128]
Darius Miller New Orleans Pelicans Brose Bamberg (Germany) [129]
Marreese Speights* Orlando Magic Los Angeles Clippers [130]
Shane Larkin July 31 Boston Celtics Saski Baskonia (Spain) [131]
Tony Snell (RFA) Milwaukee Bucks [132]
Gian Clavell August 1 Dallas Mavericks Colorado State
(undrafted in 2017) 		[133]
JaVale McGee Golden State Warriors [134]
Brandon Ashley August 3 Dallas Mavericks Alba Berlin (Germany) [135]
Ian Clark New Orleans Pelicans Golden State Warriors [136]
Willie Reed* Los Angeles Clippers Miami Heat [137]
Vander Blue August 4 Los Angeles Lakers Los Angeles D-Fenders (G League) [138]
Milton Doyle Brooklyn Nets Loyola (Illinois)
(undrafted in 2017) 		[139]
Patty Mills San Antonio Spurs [140]
Jeremy Senglin Brooklyn Nets Weber State
(undrafted in 2017) 		[139]
Ron Baker (RFA) August 7 New York Knicks [141]
Michael Beasley August 8 New York Knicks Milwaukee Bucks [142]
P. J. Dozier Dallas Mavericks South Carolina
(undrafted in 2017) 		[143]
Ramon Sessions** New York Knicks Charlotte Hornets [144]
Luke Babbitt August 9 Atlanta Hawks Miami Heat [145]
Stephen Zimmerman Los Angeles Lakers Orlando Magic
(waived on July 4) 		[146]
V. J. Beachem August 11 Los Angeles Lakers Notre Dame
(undrafted in 2017) 		[147]
Marcus Georges-Hunt Minnesota Timberwolves Orlando Magic
(waived on July 31) 		[148]
Brianté Weber August 14 Los Angeles Lakers Charlotte Hornets
(waived on July 28) 		[149]
Damien Wilkins August 15 Indiana Pacers Brujos de Guayama (Puerto Rico) [150]
Kyle Wiltjer Toronto Raptors Los Angeles Clippers
(waived on July 15) 		[151]
Jamel Artis August 18 New York Knicks Pittsburgh
(undrafted in 2017) 		[152]
Nigel Hayes New York Knicks Wisconsin
(undrafted in 2017) 		[152]
Xavier Rathan-Mayes New York Knicks Florida State
(undrafted in 2017) 		[152]
Jordan Mickey August 20 Miami Heat Boston Celtics
(waived on July 14) 		[153]
Jeff Withey August 21 Dallas Mavericks Utah Jazz [154]
K. J. McDaniels** August 22 Toronto Raptors Brooklyn Nets [155]
London Perrantes August 23 San Antonio Spurs Virginia
(undrafted in 2017) 		[156]
Julyan Stone Charlotte Hornets Umana Reyer Venezia (Italy) [157]
Manu Ginóbili August 24 San Antonio Spurs [158]
Nerlens Noel (RFA) August 28 Dallas Mavericks [159]
James Blackmon Jr. August 30 Philadelphia 76ers Indiana
(undrafted in 2017) 		[160]
Troy Caupain August 31 Orlando Magic Cincinnati
(undrafted in 2017) 		[161]
Kalin Lucas Orlando Magic Erie BayHawks (G League) [161]
Bobby Brown Houston Rockets
Tyler Cavanaugh Atlanta Hawks George Washington
(undrafted in 2017)
Antonius Cleveland Golden State Warriors Southeast Missouri State
(undrafted in 2017)
Quinn Cook Atlanta Hawks New Orleans Pelicans
(waived on July 25)
Daniel Dixon Boston Celtics William & Mary
(undrafted in 2017)
Amile Jefferson Minnesota Timberwolves Duke
(undrafted in 2017)
Peter Jok Phoenix Suns Iowa
(undrafted in 2017)
Georges Niang Golden State Warriors Indiana Pacers
(waived on July 14)
Landry Nnoko Detroit Pistons Victoria Libertas Pesaro (Italy)
L. J. Peak Boston Celtics Georgetown
(undrafted in 2017)
Marshall Plumlee Los Angeles Clippers New York Knicks
(waived on July 7)
Rodney Purvis Orlando Magic Connecticut
(undrafted in 2017)
Donald Sloan Washington Wizards Guangdong Southern Tigers (China)
Melo Trimble Minnesota Timberwolves Maryland
(undrafted in 2017)
Tyrone Wallace Los Angeles Clippers Salt Lake City Stars (G League)
Maalik Wayns Dallas Mavericks Maccabi Rishon LeZion (Israel)
Andrew White Boston Celtics Syracuse
(undrafted in 2017)
Derek Willis Detroit Pistons Kentucky
(undrafted in 2017)
Lavoy Allen** Indiana Pacers
Tony Allen Memphis Grizzlies
Alan Anderson Los Angeles Clippers
Joel Anthony San Antonio Spurs
Leandro Barbosa Phoenix Suns
(waived on July 3)
Matt Barnes Golden State Warriors
Aaron Brooks Indiana Pacers
Trey Burke Washington Wizards
Isaiah Canaan Chicago Bulls
(waived on June 30)
Dante Cunningham* New Orleans Pelicans
Boris Diaw Utah Jazz
(waived on July 13)
Mike Dunleavy Jr. Atlanta Hawks
(waived on June 30)
Monta Ellis Indiana Pacers
(waived on July 5)
Festus Ezeli Portland Trail Blazers
(waived on June 30)
Randy Foye Brooklyn Nets
Michael Gbinije Detroit Pistons
(waived on July 15)
Archie Goodwin Brooklyn Nets
(waived on July 28)
Gerald Green Boston Celtics
JaMychal Green (RFA) Memphis Grizzlies
Justin Hamilton Toronto Raptors
(waived on July 14)
Spencer Hawes Milwaukee Bucks
(waived on September 1)
Gerald Henderson Jr. Philadelphia 76ers
(waived on June 30)
Roy Hibbert Denver Nuggets
Jordan Hill Minnesota Timberwolves
(waived on June 26)
Darrun Hilliard Los Angeles Clippers
(waived on June 29)
Kris Humphries Atlanta Hawks
Dahntay Jones Cleveland Cavaliers
Ryan Kelly Houston Rockets
(waived on July 7)
David Lee* San Antonio Spurs
Alex Len (RFA) Phoenix Suns
Mike Miller Denver Nuggets
(waived on July 11)
Nikola Mirotić (RFA) Chicago Bulls
Anthony Morrow Chicago Bulls
Shabazz Muhammad Minnesota Timberwolves
Maurice Ndour New York Knicks
(waived on June 30)
Andrew Nicholson Portland Trail Blazers
(waived on August 30)
Nikola Peković Minnesota Timberwolves
(waived on June 20)
Mason Plumlee (RFA) Denver Nuggets
Ronnie Price Phoenix Suns
Thomas Robinson Los Angeles Lakers
Damjan Rudež Orlando Magic
Brandon Rush Minnesota Timberwolves
Tiago Splitter Philadelphia 76ers
Diamond Stone Atlanta Hawks
(waived on July 31)
Jason Terry Milwaukee Bucks
Beno Udrih Detroit Pistons
C.J. Watson Orlando Magic
(waived on July 10)
Deron Williams Cleveland Cavaliers
Derrick Williams Cleveland Cavaliers
Metta World Peace Los Angeles Lakers
James Young Boston Celtics
Tyler Zeller Boston Celtics
(waived on July 2)

* Player option
** Team option
*** Early termination option

Going to other American leagues

* Denotes G-League players who returned to their former team

Going overseas

* Denotes international players who returned to their home country
Player Date signed New team New country NBA team NBA contract status Ref
Luis Scola July 9 Shanxi Brave Dragons China Brooklyn Nets Unrestricted free agent [162]
Pierre Jackson July 14 Maccabi Tel Aviv Israel Dallas Mavericks Unrestricted free agent [163]
Sergio Rodríguez July 17 CSKA Moscow Russia Philadelphia 76ers Unrestricted free agent [164]
Brian Roberts July 23 Olympiacos Piraeus Greece Charlotte Hornets Unrestricted free agent [165]
Marcelo Huertas July 25 Saski Baskonia Spain Houston Rockets Unrestricted free agent [166]
Axel Toupane July 27 Žalgiris Kaunas Lithuania New Orleans Pelicans Unrestricted free agent [167]
Brandon Jennings July 28 Shanxi Brave Dragons China Washington Wizards Unrestricted free agent [168]
Terrence Jones July 31 Qingdao DoubleStar Eagles Milwaukee Bucks Unrestricted free agent [169]
Kevin Séraphin August 4 FC Barcelona Spain Indiana Pacers Unrestricted free agent [170]
Ty Lawson August 9 Shandong Golden Stars China Sacramento Kings Unrestricted free agent [171]
Donatas Motiejūnas New Orleans Pelicans Unrestricted free agent
Hollis Thompson August 10 Olympiacos Piraeus Greece Unrestricted free agent [172]
Christian Wood** Fujian SBS Sturgeons China Charlotte Hornets Unrestricted free agent [173]
Norris Cole August 15 Maccabi Tel Aviv Israel Oklahoma City Thunder Unrestricted free agent [174]
Rakeem Christmas August 17 Galatasaray Odeabank Turkey Indiana Pacers Unrestricted free agent [175]
Jordan McRae August 20 Saski Baskonia Spain Cleveland Cavaliers Unrestricted free agent [176]
Brandon Bass August 22 Liaoning Flying Leopards China Los Angeles Clippers Unrestricted free agent [177]
Carl Landry August 26 Jilin Northeast Tigers China Philadelphia 76ers Unrestricted free agent [178]
Ben Bentil August 28 Champagne Châlons-Reims Basket France Dallas Mavericks Unrestricted free agent [179]
Sasha Vujačić August 29 Auxilium Pallacanestro Torino Italy New York Knicks Unrestricted free agent [180]
Patricio Garino September 1 Saski Baskonia Spain Orlando Magic Unrestricted free agent [181]

Waived

Player Date Waived Former Team Ref
Anthony Tolliver June 1 Sacramento Kings [182]
Nikola Peković June 20 Minnesota Timberwolves [183]
Arron Afflalo June 23 Sacramento Kings [184]
Jordan Hill June 26 Minnesota Timberwolves [185]
Paul Pierce June 28 Los Angeles Clippers [186]
Darrun Hilliard June 29 Los Angeles Clippers [187]
Isaiah Canaan June 30 Chicago Bulls [188]
Mike Dunleavy Jr. Atlanta Hawks [189]
Festus Ezeli Portland Trail Blazers [190]
Gerald Henderson Jr. Philadelphia 76ers [191]
Maurice Ndour New York Knicks [192]
Rajon Rondo Chicago Bulls [188]
Tarik Black July 1 Los Angeles Lakers [193]
Tyler Zeller July 2 Boston Celtics [194]
Leandro Barbosa July 3 Phoenix Suns [195]
Chris Bosh July 4 Miami Heat [196]
Stephen Zimmerman Orlando Magic [197]
Monta Ellis[e] July 5 Indiana Pacers [198][65]
Rakeem Christmas[e] July 6 Indiana Pacers [199][65]
Jamal Crawford July 7 Atlanta Hawks [200]
Ryan Kelly Houston Rockets [65]
Marshall Plumlee New York Knicks [65]
C. J. Watson July 10 Orlando Magic [201]
Mike Miller July 11 Denver Nuggets [202]
David Nwaba July 12 Los Angeles Lakers [203]
Boris Diaw July 13 Utah Jazz [204]
Justin Hamilton July 14 Toronto Raptors [205]
Jordan Mickey Boston Celtics [65]
Georges Niang Indiana Pacers [206]
Michael Gbinije July 15 Detroit Pistons [207]
Demetrius Jackson Boston Celtics [208]
Kyle Wiltjer Los Angeles Clippers [209]
Nicolás Brussino July 20 Dallas Mavericks [210]
Quinn Cook July 25 New Orleans Pelicans [211]
Axel Toupane New Orleans Pelicans [211]
Archie Goodwin July 28 Brooklyn Nets [212]
Brianté Weber Charlotte Hornets [213]
Marcus Georges-Hunt July 31 Orlando Magic [214]
Diamond Stone Atlanta Hawks [215]
Kevin Séraphin Indiana Pacers [216]
Patricio Garino August 1 Orlando Magic [217]
Andrew Nicholson August 30 Portland Trail Blazers [218]
Spencer Hawes September 1 Milwaukee Bucks [219]

Training Camp Cuts

All players listed did not make the final roster.

Atlanta Hawks Boston Celtics Brooklyn Nets Charlotte Hornets Chicago Bulls

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Houston Rockets Indiana Pacers Los Angeles Clippers Los Angeles Lakers Memphis Grizzlies

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Miami Heat Milwaukee Bucks Minnesota Timberwolves New Orleans Pelicans New York Knicks

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Oklahoma City Thunder Orlando Magic Philadelphia 76ers Phoenix Suns Portland Trail Blazers

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Sacramento Kings San Antonio Spurs Toronto Raptors Utah Jazz Washington Wizards

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Draft

Main article: 2017 NBA draft

First round

Pick Player Date signed Team Ref
1 Markelle Fultz July 8 Philadelphia 76ers [220]
2 Lonzo Ball July 3 Los Angeles Lakers [221]
3 Jayson Tatum July 1 Boston Celtics [222]
4 Josh Jackson July 3 Phoenix Suns [223]
5 De'Aaron Fox[e] July 7 Sacramento Kings [65][224]
6 Jonathan Isaac July 1 Orlando Magic [225]
7 Lauri Markkanen July 5 Chicago Bulls [226]
8 Frank Ntilikina July 5 New York Knicks [227]
9 Dennis Smith Jr. July 5 Dallas Mavericks [228]
10 Zach Collins July 3 Portland Trail Blazers [229]
11 Malik Monk July 2 Charlotte Hornets [230]
12 Luke Kennard July 1 Detroit Pistons [65]
13 Donovan Mitchell July 5 Utah Jazz [231]
14 Bam Adebayo July 1 Miami Heat [232]
15 Justin Jackson[e] July 6 Sacramento Kings [65][224]
16 Justin Patton July 4 Minnesota Timberwolves [233]
17 D. J. Wilson July 6 Milwaukee Bucks [234]
18 T. J. Leaf July 1 Indiana Pacers [65]
19 John Collins July 1 Atlanta Hawks [235]
20 Harry Giles[e] July 3 Sacramento Kings [65][224]
21 Terrance Ferguson July 29 Oklahoma City Thunder [236]
22 Jarrett Allen July 20 Brooklyn Nets [237]
23 OG Anunoby[e] July 7 Toronto Raptors [65][238]
24 Tyler Lydon July 6 Denver Nuggets [239]
25 Anžejs Pasečņiks — Philadelphia 76ers [240]
26 Caleb Swanigan July 3 Portland Trail Blazers [241]
27 Kyle Kuzma July 3 Los Angeles Lakers [221]
28 Tony Bradley July 5 Utah Jazz [242]
29 Derrick White July 6 San Antonio Spurs [243]
30 Josh Hart July 3 Los Angeles Lakers [221]

Second round

Pick Player Date signed Team Ref
31 Frank Jackson July 11 New Orleans Pelicans [244]
32 Davon Reed July 6 Phoenix Suns [245]
33 Wesley Iwundu July 25 Orlando Magic [246]
34 Frank Mason III July 12 Sacramento Kings [247]
35 Ivan Rabb Memphis Grizzlies
36 Jonah Bolden — Philadelphia 76ers [248]
37 Semi Ojeleye July 18 Boston Celtics [249]
38 Jordan Bell July 8 Golden State Warriors [65]
39 Jawun Evans July 18 Los Angeles Clippers [250]
40 Dwayne Bacon July 6 Charlotte Hornets [251]
41 Tyler Dorsey July 14 Atlanta Hawks [252]
42 Thomas Bryant July 30 Los Angeles Lakers [253]
43 Isaiah Hartenstein — Houston Rockets [254]
44 Damyean Dotson August 7 New York Knicks [255]
45 Dillon Brooks July 21 Memphis Grizzlies [256]
46 Sterling Brown July 8 Milwaukee Bucks [257]
47 Ike Anigbogu July 12 Indiana Pacers [258]
48 Sindarius Thornwell July 18 Los Angeles Clippers [250]
49 Vlatko Čančar — Denver Nuggets
50 Mathias Lessort — Philadelphia 76ers [259]
51 Monte Morris July 21 Denver Nuggets [260]
52 Edmond Sumner July 5 Indiana Pacers [261]
53 Kadeem Allen July 19 Boston Celtics [262]
54 Alec Peters Phoenix Suns
55 Nigel Williams-Goss — Utah Jazz [263]
56 Jabari Bird Boston Celtics
57 Aleksandar Vezenkov — Brooklyn Nets
58 Ognjen Jaramaz — New York Knicks
59 Jaron Blossomgame San Antonio Spurs
60 Alpha Kaba — Atlanta Hawks [264]

Previous years' draftees

Draft Pick Player Date signed Team Previous team Ref
2016 23 Ante Žižić July 1 Boston Celtics Darüşşafaka Doğuş (Turkey) [222]
2016 26 Furkan Korkmaz July 4 Philadelphia 76ers Anadolu Efes (Turkey) [265]
2016 43 Zhou Qi July 6 Houston Rockets Xinjiang Flying Tigers (China) [266]
2014 27 Bogdan Bogdanović July 13 Sacramento Kings Fenerbahçe (Turkey) [267]
2016 58 Abdel Nader July 15 Boston Celtics Maine Red Claws (NBA G League) [208]
2016 35 Rade Zagorac July 17 Memphis Grizzlies Mega Bemax (Serbia) [268]
2015 31 Cedi Osman July 18 Cleveland Cavaliers Anadolu Efes (Turkey) [269]
2016 16 Guerschon Yabusele July 20 Boston Celtics Maine Red Claws (NBA G League) [270]
2015 48 Dakari Johnson July 22 Oklahoma City Thunder Oklahoma City Blue (NBA G League) [271]
2016 56 Daniel Hamilton August 3 Oklahoma City Thunder Oklahoma City Blue (NBA G League) [272]

Renounced draft rights

Draft Pick Player Date of rights' renouncement Former team Ref
2015 45 Marcus Thornton June 26 Boston Celtics [273]
1995 51 Dejan Bodiroga July 22 Sacramento Kings [274]

Two-way contracts

Per NBA rules, teams are permitted to have two two-way players on their roster at any given time, in addition to their 15-man regular season roster. A two-way player will provide services primarily to the team’s G League affiliate, but can spend up to 45 days with the parent NBA team. Only players with four or fewer years of NBA experience are able to sign two-way contracts, which can be for either one or two seasons. Teams have the option to convert a two-way contract into a regular, minimum-salary NBA contract, at which point the player becomes a regular member of the parent NBA team. Two-way players are not eligible for NBA playoff rosters, so a team must convert any two-way players it wants to use in the playoffs. Two-way contracts must be signed prior to January 15.

Player Date signed Team School / Club team Ref
Kobi Simmons July 1 Memphis Grizzlies Arizona
(undrafted in 2017) 		[275]
Mike James July 3 Phoenix Suns Panathinaikos B.C. (Greece) [276]
Luke Kornet New York Knicks Vanderbilt
(undrafted in 2017) 		[277]
Johnathan Motley Dallas Mavericks Baylor
(undrafted in 2017) 		[278]
Edmond Sumner July 5 Indiana Pacers Xavier [261]
Michael Young Washington Wizards Pittsburgh
(undrafted in 2017) 		[279]
Bronson Koenig July 6 Milwaukee Bucks Wisconsin
(undrafted in 2017) 		[280]
Jalen Moore July 8 Milwaukee Bucks Utah State
(undrafted in 2017) 		[257]
Malcolm Miller July 9 Toronto Raptors Alba Berlin (Germany) [72]
Alex Caruso July 13 Los Angeles Lakers Oklahoma City Blue (G League) [281]
Antonio Blakeney July 14 Chicago Bulls LSU
(undrafted in 2017) 		[282]
Chris Boucher Golden State Warriors Oregon
(undrafted in 2017) 		[283]
Devin Robinson Washington Wizards Florida
(undrafted in 2017) 		[284]
Kadeem Allen July 19 Boston Celtics Arizona [262]
Torrey Craig Denver Nuggets Gold Coast Rollers (Australia) [285]
Eric Griffin July 20 Utah Jazz Hapoel Gilboa Galil (Israel) [286]
Monte Morris July 21 Denver Nuggets Iowa State [260]
Yakuba Ouattara Brooklyn Nets AS Monaco Basket (France) [287]
Matt Costello July 24 San Antonio Spurs Iowa Energy (G League) [288]
Derrick Walton Miami Heat Michigan
(undrafted in 2017) 		[289]
Lorenzo Brown July 25 Toronto Raptors Grand Rapids Drive (G League) [290]
Luis Montero Detroit Pistons Reno Bighorns (G League) [291]
Jack Cooley July 29 Sacramento Kings MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg (Germany) [292]
JaKarr Sampson Sacramento Kings Iowa Energy (G League) [293]
Ryan Arcidiacono August 1 Chicago Bulls Austin Spurs (G League) [294]
Anthony Brown Minnesota Timberwolves Erie BayHawks (G League) [295]
Charles Cooke August 2 New Orleans Pelicans Dayton
(undrafted in 2017) 		[296]
Jalen Jones New Orleans Pelicans Maine Red Claws (G League) [297]
Mangok Mathiang Charlotte Hornets Louisville
(undrafted in 2017) 		[298]
Marcus Paige Charlotte Hornets Salt Lake City Stars (G League) [298]
Daniel Hamilton August 3 Oklahoma City Thunder Oklahoma City Blue (G League) [272]
Jamil Wilson Los Angeles Clippers Auxilium Pallacanestro Torino (Italy) [299]
C. J. Wilcox August 9 Portland Trail Blazers Orlando Magic
(waived on April 3) 		[300]
Jacob Wiley August 14 Brooklyn Nets Eastern Washington
(undrafted in 2017) 		[301]
Demetrius Jackson August 21 Houston Rockets Boston Celtics
(waived on July 15) 		[302]
Adreian Payne Orlando Magic Minnesota Timberwolves [303]
Alex Poythress August 22 Indiana Pacers Philadelphia 76ers [304]
James Michael McAdoo August 30 Philadelphia 76ers Golden State Warriors [160]
Jabari Bird Boston Celtics California
Dwight Buycks Detroit Pistons Fujian SBS Sturgeons (China)
Josh Magette Atlanta Hawks Los Angeles D-Fenders (G League)

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Boston will receive the Lakers' own pick if its #2-5. If Boston does not receive the Lakers' pick in 2018, they will receive the better of Sacramento's and the Lakers' 2019 first-round picks unless the better pick is #1, in which case Boston receives the worse of the two.
  2. ^ Details on which pick Houston will receive are scant; RealGM lists it as the worst of the three 2018 second-round picks originally belonging to Charlotte, Memphis, and Miami[24]
  3. ^ Orlando will receive the worse of the Brooklyn and New York picks.
  4. ^ Atlanta will receive Houston's 1st round pick (via L.A. Clippers) if it's #4-30; if not conveyed in 2018 the pick will roll over through 2023; if it hasn't been conveyed by 2023, Atlanta will get Houston's first-round pick in 2024.
  5. ^ a b c d e f g Date of team/media announcement differs from that on the official NBA Transactions page. It's common for signings to be announced days after they take place.

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