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Shams Charania: The Utah Jazz have claimed center Tony Bradley off free agency waivers, sources tell ESPN. Bradley was the Jazz's No. 28 pick in 2017 and now returns where he spent his first 3 NBA seasons.
Bobby Marks: The Jazz inherit the non guaranteed contract that Bradley signed with New York. There’s a per day cap hit for being on the roster.
James L. Edwards III: Can confirm the Knicks are waiving Tony Bradley, Drew Eubanks and Ochai Agbaji. Brown and Wiseman are still standing, with the Knicks looking to fill the 14th roster spot before start of the season. New York would need to make a trade to keep both.
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For the first four games — including Monday against the 76ers in Philadelphia — that probably means a heavier dose of the reserves. It’s also the best opportunity to evaluate the final roster spot. The Knicks, per sources, are prioritizing a center. That was reiterated when Tony Bradley, a 6-foot-11 veteran, was brought into camp to battle James Wiseman and Drew Eubanks.
Ian Begley: Mike Brown, in part, on Tony Bradley: “We’re looking for bigs; Tony’s a veteran guy. He’s still in his prime… and he’s hurt us in the past… so to be able to add him to camp was a positive for us… we’re looking at that position (reserve center) heavy.”
The New York Knicks announced a series of transactions, as they continue tinkering with their training camp roster. New York waived John Konchar and N'Faly Dante, who had been signed to non-guaranteed camp deals. The Knicks signed Jaden Akins to a two-way deal, after signing-and-waiving him twice previously this offseason. New York also signed veteran center Tony Bradley to a training camp deal.
Ian Begley: One roster note: Big man Tony Bradley remains on NYK radar as a veteran to add in wake of John Konchar (personal reasons) leaving team
Michael Scotto: The Atlanta Hawks and Tony Bradley have agreed to a deal, sources told @hoopshype. Bradley brings needed size to a Hawks frontcourt without Jock Landale. He’s averaged 4.3 points on 62% shooting and 3.8 rebounds in eight seasons with the Jazz, 76ers, Thunder, Bulls, and Pacers.
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Scott Agness: Pacers signed center Tony Bradley to a second (and final) 10-day contract. Game 2 of a five-game road trip is tonight in Philly.
Tony East: Of many things said by Rick Carlisle in his postgame presser, Tony Bradley will be brought back on another 10-day deal. His current one expires at midnight.
