Historical NBA Transactions on January 3

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Transactions listed are from the 1946-47 through 2023-24 BAA/NBA seasons.

• January 3, 2024

  The New York Knicks signed Duane Washington Jr. to a two-way contract.

• January 3, 2022

  In a 3-team trade, the Cleveland Cavaliers traded Denzel Valentine to the New York Knicks; the Los Angeles Lakers traded Rajon Rondo to the Cleveland Cavaliers; the Los Angeles Lakers traded Brad Newley and Wang Zhelin to the New York Knicks; and the New York Knicks traded Louis Labeyrie to the Los Angeles Lakers. Cleveland also received a trade exception Los Angeles also received a trade exception

  The New York Knicks signed Ryan Arcidiacono to a 10-day contract. contract voided

  The Philadelphia 76ers signed Charlie Brown to a 10-day contract.

  The Memphis Grizzlies signed Jon Teske to a 10-day contract.

  The New York Knicks waived Wayne Selden.

  The Golden State Warriors signed Quinndary Weatherspoon to a two-way contract.

  The Milwaukee Bucks signed Luke Kornet to a 10-day contract.

• January 3, 2020

  The Brooklyn Nets waived David Nwaba.

  The Brooklyn Nets waived Henry Ellenson.

  The Cleveland Cavaliers converted Tyler Cook from a two-way contract to a regular contract.

• January 3, 2019

  The Phoenix Suns waived Eric Moreland.

  The Chicago Bulls waived Cameron Payne.

  The Chicago Bulls traded Justin Holiday to the Memphis Grizzlies for MarShon Brooks, Wayne Selden, a 2019 2nd round draft pick (Daniel Gafford was later selected) and a 2020 2nd round draft pick (Marko Simonovic was later selected).

• January 3, 2018

  The Washington Wizards waived Michael Young.

• January 3, 2017

  The Charlotte Hornets waived Aaron Harrison.

  The New Orleans Pelicans signed Donatas Motiejūnas.

• January 3, 2012

  The Los Angeles Clippers signed Solomon Jones as a free agent.

  The Phoenix Suns waived Garret Siler.

• January 3, 2011

  The Los Angeles Clippers waived Jarron Collins.

• January 3, 2007

  The New Jersey Nets traded Jeff McInnis and cash to the Charlotte Bobcats for Bernard Robinson.

  The Atlanta Hawks waived Cedric Bozeman.

• January 3, 2006

  The Los Angeles Clippers waived Howard Eisley.

• January 3, 2005

  The New Jersey Nets waived Jérôme Moïso.

  The Phoenix Suns traded Žarko Čabarkapa to the Golden State Warriors for a 2007 2nd round draft pick (Aaron Gray was later selected) and a 2009 2nd round draft pick (DeJuan Blair was later selected).

  The New Orleans Hornets waived Corsley Edwards.

  The Los Angeles Clippers waived Kirk Penney.

  The Golden State Warriors waived Ansu Sesay.

• January 3, 2003

  The Atlanta Hawks waived Matt Maloney.

• January 3, 2001

  The Golden State Warriors waived Bill Curley.

• January 3, 2000

  The Minnesota Timberwolves signed Todd Day as a free agent.

  The Chicago Bulls waived Kornél Dávid.

  The Golden State Warriors waived Jamel Thomas.

• January 3, 1996

  The Los Angeles Clippers signed Antonio Harvey as a free agent.

  The Charlotte Hornets waived Greg Sutton.

• January 3, 1995

  The New York Knicks signed Greg Kite as a free agent.

• January 3, 1989

  The Milwaukee Bucks signed Andre Turner to the first of two 10-day contracts.

• January 3, 1988

  The Washington Bullets fired Kevin Loughery as Head Coach.

  The Washington Bullets hired Wes Unseld as Head Coach.

• January 3, 1987

  The New York Knicks signed Stewart Granger as a free agent.

• January 3, 1981

  The Utah Jazz signed Mel Bennett as a free agent.

• January 3, 1980

  The Golden State Warriors waived John Coughran.

• January 3, 1979

  The Detroit Pistons signed Larry McNeill to a 10-day contract.

• January 3, 1978

  The Boston Celtics fired Tom Heinsohn as Head Coach.

  The Boston Celtics appointed Tom Sanders as Head Coach.

• January 3, 1965

  The New York Knicks reassigned Head Coach Eddie Donovan.

  The New York Knicks hired Harry Gallatin as Head Coach.