Veesaar out with torn ACL
Atlanta rookie Henri Veesaar will miss the 2026–27 season after suffering a torn right ACL in a Sept. 15 workout, the Hawks announced. An MRI at Emory confirmed the diagnosis and the team said he will undergo surgery; the No. 52 pick had been slated to develop in the G League.
Source: Sports Illustrated
Bradley signed to a multi‑year deal
The Toronto Raptors upgraded rookie Jaden Bradley to a multiyear standard contract on Sept. 21, the club announced. The move converts his two‑way status and opens a two‑way slot; Bradley, the No. 50 pick in June’s draft, joins the 15‑man roster as Toronto finalizes camp depth.
Source: Yahoo Sports
Pelicans add Solomon Washington to camp
New Orleans signed Solomon Washington to a training‑camp deal on Sept. 21. Washington averaged 9.8 points and 9.2 rebounds at Maryland in 2025–26 and will compete for a roster spot; the Pelicans noted they already hold his G‑League rights, so a waiver before camp remains possible depending on roster moves.
Source: NBA.com (Fantasy News)
Nets waive DJ Rodman
The Brooklyn Nets waived guard DJ Rodman on Sept. 21 as they shaped their camp roster, the team announced. The move is expected to secure his G‑League rights and make him available to the Long Island Nets while he seeks an NBA opportunity during camp and the preseason.
Source: NBA.com (Fantasy News)
Hornets waive Bez Mbeng
The Charlotte Hornets waived Bez Mbeng on Sept. 21, the team reported. Mbeng had been expected to join training camp, but Charlotte adjusted its roster plans; the waiver lets Mbeng pursue other opportunities while the Hornets finalize their preseason lineup.
Source: NBA.com (Fantasy News)
NBA releases Media Days schedule
The NBA published its 2026‑27 Media Days schedule on Sept. 21. The Rockets and Mavericks will begin Media Days on Sept. 22 before traveling to Macao for the NBA China Games on Oct. 9 and 11; the other 28 teams are set for Sept. 28 local Media Days as training camps ramp up.
Source: NBA.com
Nicolas Batum announces retirement
Veteran forward Nicolas Batum announced his retirement on Sept. 21 in a social‑media video with his son, ending an 18‑season NBA career. The 37‑year‑old said he wants to focus on family and make space for the next generation; the news was highlighted in league coverage on Monday.
Source: NBA.com (Associated Press)