Historical NBA Transactions on August 9

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

• August 9, 2022

  The San Antonio Spurs signed Gorgui Dieng.

  The Minnesota Timberwolves signed CJ Elleby.

  The Washington Wizards signed Makur Maker.

• August 9, 2021

  The Washington Wizards signed Jay Huff.

  The New Orleans Pelicans signed Trey Murphy III to a multi-year contract.

  The New York Knicks signed Nerlens Noel to a multi-year contract.

  The Toronto Raptors signed Sam Dekker.

  The Brooklyn Nets signed Blake Griffin.

  The Dallas Mavericks signed Tim Hardaway Jr. to a multi-year contract.

  The Dallas Mavericks signed Sterling Brown to a multi-year contract.

  The Dallas Mavericks signed Boban Marjanović to a multi-year contract.

  The Phoenix Suns signed Frank Kaminsky.

  The Philadelphia 76ers signed Furkan Korkmaz to a multi-year contract.

  The Los Angeles Clippers signed Brandon Boston Jr. to a multi-year contract.

  The Los Angeles Clippers signed Jason Preston to a multi-year contract.

  The Atlanta Hawks signed Gorgui Dieng.

  The Memphis Grizzlies signed Yves Pons.

• August 9, 2019

  The Minnesota Timberwolves signed Kelan Martin to a two-way contract.

  The Charlotte Hornets signed Thomas Welsh.

• August 9, 2018

  The Dallas Mavericks waived Terry Larrier.

• August 9, 2017

  The Portland Trail Blazers signed C.J. Wilcox to a two-way contract.

  The Dallas Mavericks signed Maalik Wayns.

  The Atlanta Hawks signed Luke Babbitt.

• August 9, 2012

  The Milwaukee Bucks signed Joel Przybilla as a free agent.

• August 9, 2010

  The Minnesota Timberwolves signed Anthony Tolliver as a free agent.

• August 9, 2009

  The Orlando Magic signed Jason Williams as a free agent.

• August 9, 2008

  The Memphis Grizzlies released Andre Brown.

• August 9, 2007

  The Miami Heat signed Anfernee Hardaway as a free agent.

  The Miami Heat signed Devin Green as a free agent.

• August 9, 2006

  The New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets signed Jannero Pargo as a free agent.

• August 9, 2005

  The Philadelphia 76ers traded Marc Jackson to the New Jersey Nets for a 2006 2nd round draft pick. Conditional 2006 2nd-rd pick did not convey

  The Minnesota Timberwolves signed Nikoloz Tskitishvili as a free agent.

  The Charlotte Bobcats signed Alan Anderson as a free agent.

  The Chicago Bulls signed Eddie Basden as a free agent.

  The Charlotte Bobcats signed Alan Anderson as a free agent.

• August 9, 2004

  The Houston Rockets signed Bob Sura as a free agent.

  The Houston Rockets signed Charlie Ward as a free agent.

• August 9, 2003

  The Memphis Grizzlies signed James Posey as a free agent.

• August 9, 2001

  The Los Angeles Lakers signed Joe Crispin as a free agent.

• August 9, 1999

  The Philadelphia 76ers waived Casey Shaw.

  The Seattle SuperSonics signed Vernon Maxwell as a free agent.

• August 9, 1996

  The Los Angeles Lakers signed Rumeal Robinson as a free agent.

  The Orlando Magic traded Kenny Gattison, Brooks Thompson and a 1999 1st round draft pick (Andrei Kirilenko was later selected) to the Utah Jazz for Felton Spencer.

  The Cleveland Cavaliers signed Mark West as a free agent.

• August 9, 1994

  The Atlanta Hawks signed Jim Les as a free agent.

• August 9, 1985

  The Sacramento Kings traded Mark McNamara to the Milwaukee Bucks for a 1986 4th round draft pick (Bob Beecher was later selected).

• August 9, 1983

  The San Diego Clippers waived Joe Cooper.

• August 9, 1979

  The Los Angeles Lakers waived Jim Price.

• August 9, 1974

  The Kentucky Colonels traded Collis Jones and Chuck Williams to the Memphis Sounds for cash.

• August 9, 1972

  The Baltimore Bullets sold the player rights to Dorie Murrey to the Chicago Bulls.

• August 9, 1967

  The Dallas Chaparrals signed Charles Beasley.

• August 9, 1952

  The Milwaukee Hawks hired Andrew Levane as Head Coach.