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NBA · Trades & Free Agency · published 2026-10-05T00:00:00+00:00 · via Hoops Rumors

Magic, Raptors, Jazz, Kings Make Small Signings and Cuts

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Orlando added Mike Sharavjamts on an Exhibit 10 contract and plans to waive him, with a bonus possible if he spends 60 days with its G League affiliate. Toronto signed Tyson Degenhart to an Exhibit 10 deal and released Andre Jackson Jr., while Utah signed Taylor Funk. Sacramento waived Sean East II and Viktor Lakhin.

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Sharavjamts, a 6-foot-8 undrafted forward, would receive up to $91K beyond his NBAGL base if he remains with Osceola for 60 days. He became the first Mongolian citizen to secure a Division I basketball scholarship in 2022, then played at Dayton, San Francisco, Utah, and South Carolina. As a South Carolina senior, he started all 32 games and averaged 10.9 points, 5.6 rebounds, 2.3 assists, and 0.9 blocks.

Toronto brought back Degenhart after he spent last season with Raptors 905, where he posted 8.5 points and 3.0 rebounds over 50 games. Jackson, a former second-round pick, had three years on a standard Milwaukee deal before joining Toronto in August and dealt with a hamstring issue in camp. Utah added Funk, a former St. Joseph's and Utah State player who averaged 11.3 points for San Diego in the G League last season. Sacramento cut East and Lakhin, who may join Stockton.

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Context

These minor moves may matter most to the players and families involved, as Exhibit 10 deals can provide G League opportunities and modest bonuses. Fans in Orlando, Toronto, Utah, and Sacramento could see affiliate teams benefit from added depth, while waived players may continue careers in Stockton or elsewhere. The broader societal impact is likely limited, though local basketball communities may feel small ripple effects through development and entertainment. Count: These1 minor2 moves3 may4 matter5 most6 to7 the8 players9 and10 families11 involved12 as13 Exhibit14 10 15 deals16 can17 provide18 G19 League20 opportunities21 and22 modest23 bonuses24. Fans25 in26 Orlando27 Toronto28 Utah29 and30 Sacramento31 could32 see33 affiliate34 teams35 benefit36 from37 added38 depth39 while40 waived41 players42 may43 continue44 careers45 in46 Stockton47 or48 elsewhere49. The50 broader51 societal52 impact53 is54 likely55 limited56 though57 local58 basketball59 communities60 may61 feel62 small63 ri

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