After Wood suffered a knee ailment that kept him out through the stretch run of the season, the Lakers signed Harry Giles III to a two-way contract in early March. But instead of helping them with one of their big roster weaknesses, Giles played in seven games for them and got a very scant amount of playing time — 19 minutes in total to be exact.

On Sunday, Shams Charania of The Athletic reported that Giles will sign a deal with the Charlotte Hornets. Via Charania: "Free agent center Harry Giles has agreed to a one-year deal with the Charlotte Hornets,

The Charlotte Hornets are adding to their frontcourt depth with just a few weeks to go until the 2024-25 season gets underway. On Sunday, it was reported on X (formerly Twitter) by NBA insider Shams Charnia of Stadium and The Athletic that the Hornets would be signing center Harry Giles to a one-year contract.

Kings guard and 15-year NBA veteran DeMar DeRozan surprised the 2024 draft class with a copy of his new book at the Rookie Transition Program.

NBA All-Star guard DeMar DeRozan will enter his 16th NBA season and his first with the Sacramento Kings. The Kings will be DeRozan's fourth team in his league, and while he's had much success in his previous stops,

One has to wonder how much better things would've turned out for the Lakers had they acquired DeMar DeRozan instead of Russell Westbrook in 2021.