NBA roster changes

For everyone who didn't catch every roster change (not including rookie signings) These are all of the roster changes, for your reference, and convenience.

Caron Butler - FA signing LA Clippers
Tyson Chandler - traded from DAL to NY Knicks
Andy Rautins - traded from NY to Dallas
Ronny Turiaf - traded from New York to Washington Wizards (via Dallas)
Brandon Roy - retired
Glen Davis - traded from BOS to Orlando
Brandon Bass - traded from ORL to Boston
Shane Battier - FA signing Miami Heat
Eddy Curry - FA signing Miami Heat
Shannon Brown - FA signing Phoenix Suns
Vince Carter - Waived from Phoenix Suns
Sebastian Telfair - FA signing Phoenix Suns
Richard Hamilton - Waived from Detroit Pistons
Tracy McGrady - FA signing Atlanta Hawks
Chauncey Billups - Amnesty Clause
Roger Mason - FA signing Washington Wizards
Derrick Brown - FA signing Charlotte Bobcats
T.J. Ford - FA signing San Antonio Spurs
Chuck Hayes - FA signing Sacramento Kings
Jamaal Magloire - FA signing Toronto Raptors
Vladimir Radmanovic - FA signing Atlanta Hawks
Brandan Wright - FA signing Dallas Mavericks
Kyrie Irving - draft pick signed Cleveland Cavaliers
Tristan Thompson - draft pick signed Cleveland Cavaliers
Kenneth Faried - draft pick signed Denver Nuggets
Jordan Hamilton - draft pick signed Denver Nuggets
Keyon Dooling - traded from MIL to Boston Celtics
Mike Dunleavy - FA signing Milwaukee Bucks
Mike Bibby - FA signing New York Knicks
Aaron Gray - FA signing Toronto Raptors
Lamar Odom - traded from LAL to Dallas
David West - FA signing Indiana Pacers
Kurt Thomas - FA signing Portland Trail Blazers
Damien Wilkins - FA signing Detroit Pistons
Jason Kapono - FA signing LA Lakers
Rasual Butler - FA signing Toronto Raptors
Derrick Williams - draft pick signing Minnesota Timberwolves
Brandon Knight - draft pick signed Detroit Pistons
Jimmer Fredette - draft pick signed Sacramento Kings
Kawhi Leonard - draft pick signed San Antonio Spurs
Kemba Walker - draft pick signed Charlotte Bobcats
MarShon Brooks - draft pick signed New Jersey Nets
Tobias Harris - draft pick signed Milwaukee Bucks
Nolan Smith - draft pick signed Portland Trail Blazers
Gani Lawal - draft pick signed San Antonio Spurs
Chauncey Billups - Amnesty bid by Los Angeles Clippers
Enes Kanter - drat pick signed Utah Jazz
Jan Vesely - draft pick signed Washington Wizards
Alec Burks - draft pick signed Utah Jazz
Markieff Morris - draft pick signed Phoenix Suns
Marcus Morris - draft pick signed Houston Rockets
Nikola Vucevis - draft pick signed Philadelphia 76ers
Iman Shumpert - draft pick signed New York Knicks
Reggie Jackson - draft pick signed Oklahoma City Thunder
Chris Wilcox - FA signing Boston Celtics
Marquis Daniels - FA signing Boston Celtics
Anthony Carter - FA signing Toronto Raptors
Jeremy Lin - FA signing Houston Rockets
Kwame Brown - FA signing Golden State Warriors
Vince Carter - FA signing Dallas Mavericks
Delonte West - FA signing Dallas Mavericks
Rudy Fernandez - traded from DAL to Denver Nuggets
Corey Brewer - traded from DAL to Denver Nuggets
Gary Forbes - FA signing Toronto Raptors
Klay Thompson - draft pick signed Golden State Warriors
J.J. Barea - FA signing Minnesota Timberwolves
Charlie Bell - Amnesty Clause Golden State Warriors
Lazar Hayward - traded from MIN to Oklahoma City Thunder
Robert Vaden - waived from Minnesota Timberwolves
Ronnie Price - FA signing Phoenix Suns
Zabian Dowdell - waived Phoenix Suns
Josh McRoberts - FA signing Los Angeles Lakers
Shelden Williams - FA signing New Jersey Nets
Chris Paul - traded from NO to Los Angeles Clippers
Eric Gordon - traded from LAC to New Orleans
Chris Kaman - traded from LAC to New Orleans
Al-Farouq Aminu - traded from LAC to New Orleans
Richard Hamilton - FA signing Chicago Bulls
Baron Davis - Amnesty Clause
Ishmael Smith - waived
Andy Rautins - waived
Shawne Williams - FA signing New Jersey Nets
Ime Udoka - FA signing New Jersey Nets
Jamal Crawford - FA signing Portland Trail Blazers
Dominic McGuire - FA signing Golden State Warriors
Reggie Williams - FA signing Charlotte Bobcats
Travis Outlaw - Amnesty Clause
Josh Howard - FA signing Utah Jazz
JaJuan Johnson - draft pick signed Boston Celtics
Norris Cole - draft pick signed signed Miami Heat
Jimmy Butler - draft pick signed Chicago Bulls
DeMarre Carroll - FA signing Denver Nuggets
Melvin Ely - FA signing Melvin Ely
Craig Smith - FA signing Portland Trail Blazers
Maurice Evans - FA signing Washington Wizards
Earl Clark - FA signing Orlando Magic
Jeff Adrien - FA signing Houston Rockets
Steve Novak - Waived by Spurs, signed by Knicks
Keith Bogans - waived Chicago Bulls
Ishmael Smith - FA signing Golden State Warriors
Troy Murphy - FA signing Los Angeles Lakers
Travis Outlaw - FA signing Sacramento Kings
Baron Davis - FA signing New York Knicks
Brandon Rush - traded from IND to Golden State Warriors
Louis Amundson - traded from GS to Indiana
Sean Marks - retired
Cory Joseph - draft pick signed San Antonio Spurs
Justin Harper - 2nd round draft pick signed Orlando Magic
Samuel Dalembert- FA signing Houston Rockets

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Nice, very helpful and simplistic.

PS Novak was signed by the Knicks, not the Spurs

by The_NGUYENNER on Dec 22, 2011 7:51 AM MST reply actions

Spurs waived him, Knicks grabbed him off waivers

No. More. Stickyball.

by LongWindedHank on Dec 22, 2011 3:48 PM MST up reply actions

Great Post

Just fyi You have Rip listed twice, once saying he was waived by pistons, another signed by the bulls.

by swag surfin on Dec 22, 2011 8:28 AM MST reply actions

Hey, this is invaluable

Many thanks. Can anyone put the number of roster changes in context? How many players move in an “average” offseason?

No. More. Stickyball.

by LongWindedHank on Dec 22, 2011 3:50 PM MST reply actions

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