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Jason Beede: Breaking News: The #Magic have signed Javonte Smart and Phillip Wheeler to Exhibit 10 contracts, the @orlandosentinel learned. Orlando has also waived Jalen Crutcher and Alex Morales, who were an Exhibit 10 deals, @orlandosports has learned.
The Orlando Magic have signed guard Alex Morales to a deal.
Jason Beede: News: In addition to converting guard Mac McClung to a two-way deal, the #Magic have waived Jalen Slawson, Ethan Thompson, Jarrett Culver and Alex Morales — who are likely bound for Osceola after going through training camp with Orlando — the @orlandosentinel has learned.
Jason Beede: News: The #Magic have signed guard Alex Morales, the team said. In addition, Orlando has waived center Robert Baker II. More roster moves with Exhibit 10 deals that set up Osceola’s G League roster.
Jason Bedee: The #Magic have waived guard Alex Morales, who signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the team Thursday, league sources told the @orlandosentinel. Morales is expected to return to the Osceola Magic in the G League, where he spent last season.
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The Orlando Magic have signed free agent guard Alex Morales, President of Basketball Operations Jeff Weltman announced today. Per team policy, terms of the deal are not disclosed.
The Orlando Magic waived Alex Morales. Orlando signed Drake Jeffries to bring their roster back up to 20 players. Morales was signed-and-waived in order for the Magic to gain his G League rights. Morales is expected to play for the Lakeland Magic of the G League this season. Jeffries went undrafted out of Wyoming at the 2022 NBA Draft. As a senior, Jeffries averaged 10.3 points and 5.4 rebounds for the Cowboys. He also shot 41% on 6.8 three-point attempts per game.
Adam Zagoria: NJ native Alex Morales has agreed to an exhibit 10 contract with the Orlando Magic , per league source
Alex Morales, who was named the 2021 Northeast Conference player of the year as he helped Wagner College win the league’s regular-season title, announced Friday he will enter his name in the 2021 NBA Draft, but will not hire an agent, thereby keeping his option open to use the one year of college eligibility he has remaining.
