The fraud charges against former NBA player Marcus Morris Sr. have been dropped after he paid off $265,000 owed to Wynn Las Vegas and MGM Grand casinos. Morris, who denied any intent to defraud, clarified that he used credit for gambling, and following the repayment, the case is now resolved; he has not played in the league for the past season and lacks a contract for the upcoming one.
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The Boston Celtics have released forward Miles Norris from his two-way contract, leaving one two-way roster spot available. Last season, Norris played three games for the Celtics and averaged 16.6 points and 5.6 rebounds in 44 G League games with the Memphis Hustle and Maine Celtics. Want More Context? 🔎
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The Utah Jazz acquired Georges Niang from the Boston Celtics in a trade that sent two-way player R.J. Luis to Boston along with two future second-round picks. Niang returns to Utah after previous stints with the Jazz and other teams, as they bolster their roster with several acquisitions, including Jusuf Nurkic and Kyle Anderson, while discussing a potential buyout for veteran Kevin Love. Want More Context? 🔎
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Spurs forward Jeremy Sochan sustained a calf injury while training with the Polish national team, preventing him from competing in EuroBasket, as announced by the Polish Basketball Federation. Sochan expressed disappointment but is expected to recover in time for the NBA training camp, returning to San Antonio for rehabilitation; he averaged 11.4 points and 6.5 rebounds last season and is eligible for a contract extension. Want More Context? 🔎
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