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Ryan Wolstat: Wol-stat of the day: RJ Barrett and A.J. Lawson are the fifth and sixth Canadians to play for the Raptors in the post-season. Joining Cory Joseph, Chris Boucher, Khem Birch and Dalano Banton.
Fred VanVllet: “It was between Toronto and Indiana that summer. Indiana wanted me to play Orlando Summer League and Vegas Summer League, but I ain’t feel like doing that. So, Toronto said, ‘They got $50,000. You come to Summer League. If you get the 50, if you don’t make the team — if you make the team, we’ll get you a two-year deal.’ I’m like, ‘All right, bet. Boom. Let’s get it.’ And that was it. And I was in Toronto like the next day. Kyle Lowry and — Kyle was there. Cory Joseph and Delon Wright. That was the three. And so when I go to Summer League, Delon Wright tear his shoulder at Summer League. So boom, now I move up. Now I’m the third point guard. And s***, I just worked from there. I was in. That’s all I needed.”
AS Monaco recently received a transfer ban from the EuroLeague, but that apparently hasn’t stopped the French side from strengthening its roster. According to Athletiko, 14-year NBA veteran Cory Joseph is close to signing a deal with Vassilis Spanoulis’ squad. The 34-year-old Canadian spent his entire professional career in the NBA, entering the league as the 29th overall pick in the 2011 draft with the San Antonio Spurs.
Michael Scotto: Just In: The Orlando Magic have declined team options for Gary Harris ($7.5 million) and Cory Joseph ($3.47 million) for the 2025-26 season as part of the Desmond Bane trade, league sources told @hoopshype .
Mason Williams: Paolo Banchero on what he learned about how having a point guard like Cory Joseph in the starting 5 at the end of the season benefited him and the #Magic's offense: "I think having a ball-handler out there at the guard position can help me a lot, can help Franz a lot. Cory did a good job of stepping in, being himself, doing all the little things that mattered to winning, and I definitely think it helped us. I think it was a good change ... he came in and took a little bit off of me and Franz, played a little bit with the ball-handling and stuff like that, which did make our lives a little easier."
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With two days in between games, Orlando watched film from its 17-point loss, got up some shots and focused on making adjustments ahead of Wednesday’s Game 2. “A better understanding of how we want to execute,” Magic point guard Cory Joseph said when asked what he thinks the team got out of the practice session. “We have a game under our belt to feel out the series. We know the next game is important so we’ve got to come prepared.”
Jason Beede: No surprise: The #Magic list Paolo Banchero, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Wendell Carter Jr., Cory Joseph and Franz Wagner all as Questionable for Sunday’s regular season finale at Atlanta. pic.x.com/fxQrMBnUIQ
Jason Beede: The #Magic have added guard Cory Joseph to its injury report for tonight’s game at Bucks. He’s Questionable due to an illness.
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Jason Beede: #Magic guard Cory Joseph told reporters rookie Tristan da Silva is “going to be an amazing player for years to come.” “He plays like a veteran with all of the experience in the world, but this is his first year,” Joseph said after da Silva’s career-high 25 points at Toronto. #NBASky
In addition to bringing back centers Moe Wagner and Goga Bitadze along with shooting guard Gary Harris, the club extended forwards Franz Wagner and Jonathan Isaac, and signed free agents Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Cory Joseph. “They did a great job,” Banchero said of the Magic’s offseason moves. “Keeping most of the guys together. Bringing everybody back, for the most part. And adding veteran leadership and guys that are going to come in and help right away. KCP and Cory, those two guys, being around them as much as I have now, I think they’re going to help tremendously on and off the floor.”
The Orlando Magic have signed free agent guard Cory Joseph, President of Basketball Operations Jeff Weltman announced today.
Jason Beede: News: The second year of Cory Joseph’s 2-year deal with the #Magic includes a team option, a league source told the @orlandosentinel. The 2-year deal, which was first reported by @MikeAScotto, has been agreed in principle, a league source confirmed to @orlandosports.