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    Drew Timme signs with new NBA team before training camp●Former Gonzaga star Drew Timme lands with new NBA team ahead of training camp✉newsSportBasketball1 d ago

    Former Gonzaga standout Drew Timme has agreed to a deal with a new NBA team ahead of training camp. The 6-foot-10 forward has been working to secure a regular roster spot after going undrafted in 2023, with stints in the G League and brief NBA appearances along the way. Fans of the program are watching to see whether this move turns into a lasting NBA opportunity.

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    NBA G League United wins FIBA Intercontinental Cup▼NBA G League United crowned FIBA Intercontinental Cup winners✉newsSportBasketball6 h ago

    NBA G League United have been crowned champions of the FIBA Intercontinental Cup, taking the title against international club competition. The victory gives the NBA's developmental league side a notable international trophy and adds to the growing visibility of G League talent on the global stage. Details of the final score and standout performers were not immediately available.

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    Heat sign veteran guard Dennis Smith Jr. in G League move●Heat to add NBA veteran Dennis Smith Jr., with move to G League likely✉newsSportBasketball1 h ago

    The Miami Heat are adding NBA veteran guard Dennis Smith Jr., with the former lottery pick expected to be assigned to the club's G League affiliate, according to the Sun Sentinel. Smith, once a first-round selection of the Dallas Mavericks, gives Miami backcourt depth as the team continues shaping its roster during the season.

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    Knicks Sign Tyler Nickel and Kevin McCullar Jr. to Two-Way Deals●Knicks sign Tyler Nickel, Kevin McCullar Jr. to two-way contracts✉newsSportBasketball5 h ago

    The New York Knicks have signed Tyler Nickel and Kevin McCullar Jr. to two-way contracts, adding the two young players to their roster. Nickel and McCullar will be able to split time between the Knicks and their G League affiliate as they compete for a permanent place in the NBA rotation.