Chuck Hayes has agreed to sign a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Clippers.
Hayes had previously agreed to a deal with the Houston Rockets.
Chuck Hayes has agreed to sign a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Clippers.
Hayes had previously agreed to a deal with the Houston Rockets.
Chuck Hayes will not sign with the Houston Rockets for the 15-16 season as expected.
"Due to limited roster flexibility and other financial considerations, Chuck Hayes will not be signing with the Rockets as previously announced," wrote Calvin Andrews to Yahoo. "Chuck is very interested in continuing his playing career although he has received multiple offers to accept NBA coaching/front office jobs.
"Chuck's near future plans are to go into a coaching/front office career, however, Hayes has spent a lot of time preparing and training for this upcoming season. Many observers have said he looks in better shape than he has in years.
"Chuck and his agents are exploring if there are other teams interested in him playing this year."
Jason Terry has agreed to re-sign with the Houston Rockets on a one-year, $1.5 million contract, league sources tell RealGM.
The New Orleans Pelicans and Utah Jazz also had strong dialogue to sign Terry with his agent, Byron Irvin. Ultimately, the opportunity to win and cohesive recruitment from Rockets players and coaches pushed Terry to return. Terry has played an immense role in the Rockets' locker room, becoming an integral role player in the 2015 postseason alongside James Harden in the backcourt.
Terry averaged 21.3 minutes per game in 77 appearances last season with the Rockets and started all 17 playoff games. The Rockets acquired Terry during the 2014 offseason from the Sacramento Kings.
Terry turns 38 in September and is entering his 17th NBA season.
Ty Lawson has completed his court-ordered 30-day stint in an alcohol rehabilitation program.
"He is getting out this (Monday) afternoon," said Happy Walters, Lawson's agent, in a text message to FOX 26 Sports.
Lawson was traded from the Denver Nuggets to the Houston Rockets this offseason.
Nike has decided not to match the 13-year, $200 million offer Adidas presented to James Harden.
Harden will begin his contract with Adidas starting on October 1st.
Nike nearly lost Kevin Durant to Under Armour last year, but he decided to match their offer.
Ty Lawson is nearing the end of his stay at Cliffside Malibu where he is receiving treatment for alcohol addiction.
Lawson has two pending court cases, Aug. 18 and Aug. 20, in Denver.
"We take those very seriously," Daryl Morey said. "He's had some very serious incidents in his past and in his recent past. We feel like he's part of the Rockets family now and through our conversations with him we feel confident he's getting the help he needs and he's taken that step to say this is something he needs to do is improve on those areas."
A source close to Lawson said, "Ty is doing well. Great. Working hard, making progress."
Lawson's mother, father, girlfriend and teammates will become his support system and see to it that he continues to make progress.
James Harden has received an endorsement offer from Adidas worth $200 million over 13 years.
Nike's deal with Harden has expired and he has until the end of the week to match the offer.
Nike was under similar circumstances with Durant in 2014 when Under Armour made a hard push to sign Durant after his Nike contract expired.
Gersson Rosas has been named International Player Personnel Scout for USA Basketball.
Rosas has been VP of basketball operations for the Houston Rockets.
Dwight Howard and Chris Paul are planning to attend Team USA's upcoming minicamp in Las Vegas, according to sources.
Howard was Team USA's starting center on the 2008 gold medal team.