Historical NBA Transactions on January 19

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Transactions listed are from the 1946-47 through 2024-25 BAA/NBA seasons.

• January 19, 2024

  The Indiana Pacers signed James Johnson to a 10-day contract.

• January 19, 2023

  The Sacramento Kings signed PJ Dozier to a 2nd 10-day contract.

• January 19, 2022

  The Memphis Grizzlies signed Shaquille Harrison to a 10-day contract.

  In a 3-team trade, the Boston Celtics traded Juan Hernangomez and cash to the San Antonio Spurs; the Denver Nuggets traded Bol Bol and PJ Dozier to the Boston Celtics; the Denver Nuggets traded cash and a 2028 2nd round draft pick to the San Antonio Spurs; and the San Antonio Spurs traded Bryn Forbes to the Denver Nuggets. Boston also received a trade exception 2028 2nd-rd pick is DEN own

  The Chicago Bulls signed Malcolm Hill to a two-way contract.

  The New York Knicks signed Ryan Arcidiacono to a 2nd 10-day contract.

  The New York Knicks waived Solomon Hill.

• January 19, 2021

  The Toronto Raptors waived Alex Len.

• January 19, 2020

  The Utah Jazz signed Royce O'Neale to a multi-year contract. (Signing is extension on deal signed in 2017)

• January 19, 2019

  The Brooklyn Nets waived Kenneth Faried.

• January 19, 2018

  The Los Angeles Lakers signed Nigel Hayes to a 10-day contract.

• January 19, 2015

  The Golden State Warriors signed James Michael McAdoo to a 10-day contract.

  The Minnesota Timberwolves signed Miroslav Raduljica to a 2nd 10-day contract.

  The Milwaukee Bucks signed Kenyon Martin to a 2nd 10-day contract.

• January 19, 2013

  The Minnesota Timberwolves signed Chris Johnson to two 10-day contracts, then signed to a contract for the rest of the season.

• January 19, 2012

  The Oklahoma City Thunder signed Russell Westbrook to a multi-year contract.

• January 19, 2010

  The Milwaukee Bucks signed Jerry Stackhouse to a contract for the rest of the season.

• January 19, 2005

  The Houston Rockets signed Rod Strickland as a free agent.

  The Phoenix Suns signed Smush Parker to the first of two 10-day contracts.

  The Houston Rockets waived Brandin Knight.

• January 19, 2004

  The New Jersey Nets signed Robert Pack to the first of two 10-day contracts.

• January 19, 2000

  The Golden State Warriors signed Mark Davis to the first of two 10-day contracts.

• January 19, 1996

  The New Jersey Nets traded Kenny Anderson and Gerald Glass to the Charlotte Hornets for Kendall Gill and Khalid Reeves.

  The Utah Jazz signed Andy Toolson.

• January 19, 1994

  The Cleveland Cavaliers signed Jay Guidinger to two 10-day contracts, then signed to a contract for the rest of the season.

• January 19, 1992

  The San Antonio Spurs signed Steve Bardo to a 10-day contract.

• January 19, 1989

  The Los Angeles Clippers fired Gene Shue as Head Coach.

  The Los Angeles Clippers hired Don Casey as Head Coach.

• January 19, 1987

  The Milwaukee Bucks signed Marvin Webster to the first of two 10-day contracts.

• January 19, 1986

  The Washington Bullets signed Claude Gregory to the first of two 10-day contracts.

• January 19, 1984

  The Washington Bullets signed DeWayne Scales to a 10-day contract.

• January 19, 1982

  The Cleveland Cavaliers waived Don Ford.

• January 19, 1981

  The Seattle SuperSonics signed Jacky Dorsey as a free agent.

• January 19, 1979

  The Boston Celtics signed Tom Barker as a free agent.

  The Boston Celtics signed Frankie Sanders as a free agent.

  The Seattle SuperSonics waived Lars Hansen.

• January 19, 1977

  The San Antonio Spurs signed Henry Ward as a free agent.

  The New York Knicks signed Dean Meminger as a veteran free agent.

• January 19, 1973

  The Memphis Tams traded Wendell Ladner to the Kentucky Colonels for Bill Chamberlain and cash.

• January 19, 1968

  The Indiana Pacers signed Reggie Harding.

• January 19, 1958

  The Philadelphia Warriors traded Walt Davis to the St. Louis Hawks for Dave Plunkett.

• January 19, 1953

  The Fort Wayne Pistons claimed Ralph O'Brien on waivers from the Indianapolis Olympians.