Several Teams Tweak Camp Rosters With Signings And Waivers
Washington added Reece Beekman, Trevor Keels, Chris Livingston, and Steve Settle on Exhibit 10 contracts while cutting KeShawn Murphy. Minnesota filled its 21-man training camp group by signing KJ Martin, Drew Timme, Norchad Omier, and Antonio Reeves to non-guaranteed deals. Brooklyn waived Nick Pringle, the Clippers waived Jason Preston and Hunter Sallis, and Detroit signed Brice Williams to an Exhibit 10 contract.
Washington created Exhibit 10 opportunities for Reece Beekman, Trevor Keels, Chris Livingston, and Steve Settle, while KeShawn Murphy was let go. Beekman, Keels, and Livingston have prior NBA stops; Settle played in the G League last season after going undrafted from Temple.
Minnesota reached the 21-player camp limit by adding KJ Martin, Drew Timme, Norchad Omier, and Antonio Reeves on non-guaranteed deals. Brooklyn released Nick Pringle; Los Angeles waived Jason Preston and Hunter Sallis; Detroit signed Brice Williams to an Exhibit 10 contract.
These moves may mostly affect fringe players and their families, who could gain or lose short-term NBA chances and G League bonuses. Teams use camp invites to evaluate depth, so roster cuts may reshape local affiliate rosters and create opportunities for other players. Fans likely see little immediate impact, though the transactions can influence late-season depth and community connections around minor-league clubs.