C.J. Miles will undergo surgery on a stress fracture in his left foot.

Miles will be reevaluated in six weeks.

The Wizards acquired Miles in a trade with the Grizzlies earlier this summer for Dwight Howard.

John Wall "probably won't play" next season as he rehabs his Achilles injury, according to Ted Leonsis.

Wall initially had heel surgery last winter, then tore his Achilles while recovering from surgery. 

Wall has four years remaining on his contract. 

Reggie Bullock is not expected to be ready for the start of the regular season following cervical disc herniation surgery, league sources told Marc Berman of the New York Post.

The Knicks revised their original deal with Bullock to reflect the injury. They had originally signed Bullock to a two-year deal worth $21 million, though the deal is now worth less than the $4.7 million exception.

The Knicks signed Marcus Morris with the freed up cap space. 

Kyle Lowry has undergone a procedure to repair a tendon injury in his left thumb.

Lowry hopes to be ready for the USA Basketball training camp and FIBA World Cup later this summer.

Lowry played through the injury during the playoffs.

Reggie Bullock underwent surgery on Wednesday for a cervical disc herniation. 

Bullock agreed to a revised contract with the New York Knicks this week.

The Knicks plan to offer an update on Bullock's status around the start of training camp.

Brandon Ingram said he was "pretty close" to resuming full basketball activities during his introductory press conference for the New Orleans Pelicans.

Ingram has been out since early March after being diagnosed with a blood clot in his shoulder. 

Ingram added that he has yet to start shooting, but is able to work on passing and dribbling drills.

He did not give a specific timeline of when he would begin shooting again. 

Sean Marks revealed in a radio interview that the Brooklyn Nets' system factored into Kevin Durant's decision to sign with the team.

"I love the system. I love how you guys play. I see how hard you guys play. ... You were never out of games. We could never take you guys lightly," Marks said Durant told him after he signed.

Marks added that the team would not rush Durant's return from his Achilles injury, and that the decision to come back will ultimately be up to Durant. 

"We're certainly not going to rush him back. There's going to be absolutely none of that. We have far too much invested in him, and we owe it to Kevin to get him back to 100 percent. This is entirely going to be a Kevin Durant decision," said Marks. 

The New York Knicks and Reggie Bullock are re-working their original two-year, $21 million deal, league sources told Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.

Bullock's agent and the Knicks are re-evaluating Bullock's ability to play the full 2019-20 season.

Both sides are interested in negotiating a new deal. 

Zion Williamson addressed his disappointment in getting shutdown for the rest of Summer League after suffering a bruised knee in his preseason debut for the New Orleans Pelicans.

"It was more precautionary," said Williamson, who scored 11 points in nine minutes against the Knicks.

Williamson's debut was the highest rated Summer League game in league history. 

Williamson, who came into Summer League weighing 284 lbs, did not provide any specific goals in how he would get into game shape. 

"I'll let the trainers help me with that," added Williamson.

Zion Williamson will not participate in the remainder of Summer League with the New Orleans Pelicans.

Williamson left Friday's game against the New York Knicks with a bruised left knee.

“Zion will move forward from this incident without issue,” said David Griffin. “However, in an abundance of caution, we have made the determination that he will not appear in game action for the remainder of the NBA Summer League. He will continue to take part in training and conditioning with our performance team.”