The magic signed Mike Sharowiamtsthe team announced on Monday (Link to Twitter). According to Jason Bead of The Orlando Sentinel, who reports (via Twitter), that Sharowiamts will be canceled on the same day.
If Sharowiamts spends at least 60 days with Orlando’s G League team, the Osceola Magic, he will be eligible for a bonus of up to $91,000 on top of his NBAGL base salary.
Orlando had a 21-man roster spot open before the season started, so there was no need to make a corresponding move to add Sharowiamets, a 6-foot-8 forward who went undrafted in June.
He became Sharovyamts the first citizen of Mongolia to earn a Division I athletic scholarship for basketball in 2022 when he comes to Dayton. After spending his freshman year with the Filers, Sharowiamts bounced around the NCAA over the next three seasons, playing for San Francisco, Utah and South Carolina from 2023-26.
As a senior with the Gamecocks in 2025/26, Sharowiamts averaged 10.9 points, 5.6 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 0.9 blocks on .490/.341/.876 shooting in 32 games with all starts (29.8 minutes per contest).
Here are some more relatively minor NBA transactions:
- The Predators signed Tyson Degenhart on monday tweets Sportsnet.ca’s Blake Murphy. In a corresponding move, Toronto refused Andre Jackson Jr Both players signed Exhibit 10 deals. Degenhart went undrafted last year with Boise State, signed an Exhibit 10 deal with Toronto last fall, was waived and spent the 2025/26 season in the G League with the Raptors 905, averaging 8.5 ppg and 3.0 ppg .547/.389/.711 in 50 games (21.1 mpg). A former second-round pick, Jackson spent the last three years on a standard contract with the Bucks before signing with the Raptors in August. The athletic wing was engaged in a hamstring injury during training camp.
- The Jazz signed Taylor Funkaccording to the team (link to press release). The former St. Joseph’s and Utah State standout spent the last three years in the G League with the Maine Celtics, Capital City Go-Go’s and most recently the San Diego Clippers. In 41 games with San Diego last season, the 6’8″ forward, who almost certainly signed an Annex 10 deal, averaged 11.3 ppg, 4.5 ppg and 2.2 ppg on .431/.391/.794 shooting.
- The The necklaces refused to be invited to the meeting Sean East II and Viktor Lakhin on Sunday, trans NBA.com Transaction Log. Both players could head to the G League to play with Sacramento’s Stockton affiliate.