The Houston Rockets have agreed on a trade to acquire Jason Terry from the Sacramento Kings, according to sources.

The Rockets will send non-guaranteed contracts, including Alonzo Gee, to the Kings. Houston will acquire two second round draft picks, including one via the New York Knicks.

Terry was traded from the Brooklyn Nets to the Kings last season.

Rajon Rondo has informed the Boston Celtics that he "wants out," according to a report.

Rondo has indicated that he will not re-sign with the Celtics in 2015 and that he would not re-sign with the Sacramento Kings, who have been linked to the point guard, either.

Sim Bhullar has signed a camp deal with the Sacramento Kings.

Bhullar played for the Kings during Vegas Summer League after going undrafted out of New Mexico State.

If Bhullar lands on the Kings roster for the 2014-15 season, the minimum NBA salary for rookies is $507,366.

Bhullar is a 7-5 center.

USA Basketball National Team member DeMarcus Cousins suffered a knee-to-knee collision with a teammate during Thursday’s USA practice in Chicago.
An MRI was done on Thursday and revealed no structural damage.
Cousins is listed as day-to-day.

The Sacramento Kings have reached agreement on a deal to sign former Nevada point guard Deonte Burton, a league source told RealGM.

Burton went undrafted in June out of the University of Nevada, averaging 20.1 points and 4.4 assists in 32 games in his senior season.

Burton, 23, appeared in six games for the Washington Wizards’ summer league team in July.

Rudy Gay has been added by USA Basketball to replace Kevin Durant.

Gay will compete for one of the final 12 roster spots that goes to Spain for the World Cup.

The New York Knicks have acquired Quincy Acy and Travis Outlaw from the Sacramento Kings for Wayne Ellington, Jeremy Tyler and a 2016 second round pick, according to two sources.

The pick rights were a removal of the 31-37 protection.

The Kings are expected to release Tyler and use the stretch provision on Ellington.

Scouring for a wing player in the aftermath of Paul George’s leg injury, the Indiana Pacers have MarShon Brooks on a short list of free agent possibilities, league sources told RealGM.

Brooks played for the Sacramento Kings in the Las Vegas summer league last month, averaging 10.1 points and 53.1 percent field-goal shooting in seven games. After a disappointing stretch early in his career, Brooks has needed to re-prove himself as an effective NBA scorer whom the Brooklyn Nets acquired with the 25th pick in the 2011 NBA draft.

After four collegiate seasons at Providence, Brooks averaged 12.6 points as a rookie, but the 6-foot-5 swingman has suffered fluctuation of his playing time and game condition. Brooks, 25, has played three pro seasons with four different teams, scoring 7.7 points per game while shooting 44.2 percent.

The Kings and an Eastern Conference contender have also been in discussions with Brooks, sources told RealGM. Brooks split last season with the Boston Celtics, Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers.

George sustained a fracture in his right leg in Team USA's exhibition game on Friday night, a devastating blow to one of the league’s best talents, the Pacers and USA Basketball. His dad, Paul George Sr., told the Indianapolis Star that the expectation is for George to miss the entire 2014-15 season. Nevertheless, George has received a stream of support – privately and publicly – from teammates, former teammates and competitors.

“Paul’s character," one league friend said when asked about a leading reason for the outpouring encouragement since George's injury.