Tyreke Evans

The Warriors were hosting a free agent mini camp which included Justin Tillman and Louis King from the G League. Evans worked out for the Bucks previously and is looking to get back on an NBA roster with his two-year suspension behind him.

It's plausible that Evans will earn a deal with a contending team, despite not having played in the NBA since 2019 due to a two-year suspension for substance abuse violations. Even if he does complete his comeback this year, though, he'd be little more than a fantasy streaming option during 'silly season' in April.

Evans received a two-year ban back in 2019 for violating the league's substance abuse program, but now the 32-year-old veteran and former Rookie of the Year will again be able to audition for some NBA clubs. Perhaps he'll be able to ink a 10-day deal somewhere, but for now, he can safely remain on the waiver wire in all formats.

This is obviously a serious development for Evans, who won't be able to play in the NBA again until 2021-22 at the earliest, which would be his age 32-season. He's coming off the worst season of his career, appearing in 69 games for the Pacers and scoring 10.2 points per game on 38.9 percent shooting. Evans was set to become a free agent this summer.