Toney Douglas

Douglas, who last appeared in the NBA during the 2016-17 season with the Grizzlies, spent the past campaign in Turkey with Anadolu Efes. He'll remain overseas to begin the upcoming season with a different Turkish club and will look to parlay his performance abroad into another look at the NBA level.

The Grizzlies signed rookie Wayne Selden to a contract Saturday, so they'll release Douglas to clear a roster spot. The Florida State product had been a regular contributor in February and early March but only played 10 combined minutes over Memphis' last four games. The veteran will now become a free agent and will likely set his sights on finding a new home for next season.

Saturday's game was one of Douglas' better outings of the season, as the minutes, steals and field goal attempts were all season highs. The five assists also tied a season high. Douglas is receiving the bulk of the backup point guard minutes right now, so performances such as this one are possible every once in awhile.

Douglas has been a solid rotation member as Mike Conley's backup point guard for the duration of his two 10-day contracts. Over 14 games, he's averaged 5.5 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.3 assists across 17.2 minutes. While that keeps him off the radar in the majority of fantasy formats, Douglas has still performed well enough to earn a contract for the rest of the season, so he'll continue to get the bulk of the bench minutes at point guard for the time being.