Jawun Evans

Evans pitched in across every category while providing an efficient offensive performance. He'll look to keep producing here in the summer league with hopes of earning a training camp invite.

Evans was waived by the Suns on Saturday, and although initial indications pointed to him signing with the Rockets, he's wound up with the Thunder on a two-way contract. He hasn't taken the court in an NBA game since Feb. 13 and is averaging under one point over seven contests this season.

Evans had appeared in just seven games for the Suns, averaging 0.9 points, 1.7 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 9.1 minutes per contest. Following his departure from Phoenix, the second-year guard's expected to sign with the Rockets, where he could see minutes behind Chris Paul and Austin Rivers, albeit in a relatively limited role.

Evans made just his sixth appearance of the season, earning double-digit minutes for the first time since Dec. 15. Even in a blowout loss in which Devin Booker (hamstring), T.J. Warren (ankle), De'Anthony Melton (ankle), and Tyler Johnson (not injury related) were all out, Evans barely cracked the rotation and remains too far down the depth chart to trust for fantasy purposes.