The Grizzlies land Landale on the same day they traded Jay Huff to the Pacers. Landale figures to hold a depth role down low for Memphis, and his role could be even bigger early in the season with Zach Edey (ankle) expected to miss time.

The Pacers hadn't made many moves in free agency after losing Myles Turner. Huff could see the floor quite a bit next season based on how the Pacers rotation projects to look as of now.

Whitmore had been expected to be on the move following all the additions the Rockets made this offseason. He showed flashes the past couple of years in Houston, and now could see more opportunity on the court in Washington.

Lillard is expected to miss all of next season as he works his way back from tearing his Achilles. Haynes notes that he is receiving "ample interest, but is in no rush to make a decision."

Wagner is slated to miss the start of next season after tearing his ACL. He should remain in his reserve role when he is healthy.

Harris heads to Houston after a couple of seasons with the Magic. He will remain off the fantasy radar with the Rockets.

Hayes appeared in 56 games with 35 starts last season with the Lakers. With the addition of Deandre Ayton, Hayes will likely only hold streaming appeal in games where he is starting.

Walker appeared in 60 games last season. He is unlikely to be on the fantasy radar behind Joel Embiid and Andre Drummond.

Mashack was drafted by the Rockets at the end of round two in June. He was then traded to Memphis and now ends up in Golden State.

It had been reported that Beal had no interest in waiving his no-trade clause in a potential deal. This will remain a situation to monitor to see if he is willing to agree to a buyout.