Historical NBA Transactions on January 8

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

• January 8, 2024

  The Washington Wizards waived Ryan Rollins.

  The Utah Jazz signed Jason Preston to a two-way contract.

  The Utah Jazz waived Josh Christopher.

  The Los Angeles Lakers signed Skylar Mays to a two-way contract.

• January 8, 2023

  The San Antonio Spurs signed Gorgui Dieng to a 10-day contract.

• January 8, 2022

  The Detroit Pistons signed Cassius Stanley to a 2nd 10-day contract.

• January 8, 2020

  The Miami Heat waived Daryl Macon.

  The Miami Heat signed Gabe Vincent to a two-way contract.

• January 8, 2019

  The Philadelphia 76ers signed Haywood Highsmith to a two-way contract.

  The New Orleans Pelicans waived Andrew Harrison.

• January 8, 2018

  The New Orleans Pelicans waived Jalen Jones.

• January 8, 2017

  The Denver Nuggets signed Alonzo Gee to a 10-day contract.

• January 8, 2016

  The Memphis Grizzlies signed Elliot Williams to a 10-day contract.

  The Phoenix Suns signed Lorenzo Brown to a 10-day contract.

• January 8, 2015

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

• January 8, 2013

  The Philadelphia 76ers signed Maalik Wayns to a 10-day contract.

  The Dallas Mavericks signed Mike James to two 10-day contracts, then signed to a contract for the rest of the season.

• January 8, 2011

  The Atlanta Hawks signed Damien Wilkins to two 10-day contracts, then signed to a contract for the rest of the season.

• January 8, 2010

  The Memphis Grizzlies claimed Lester Hudson on waivers from the Boston Celtics.

  The Portland Trail Blazers signed Shavlik Randolph to a 10-day contract.

• January 8, 2008

  The Golden State Warriors signed C.J. Watson to two 10-day contracts, then signed to a contract for the rest of the season.

• January 8, 2007

  The Los Angeles Clippers signed Luke Jackson to a 10-day contract.

• January 8, 2004

  The Utah Jazz signed Paul Grant to a 10-day contract.

• January 8, 2003

  The Denver Nuggets signed John Crotty to the first of two 10-day contracts.

• January 8, 2002

  The Toronto Raptors waived Carlos Arroyo.

• January 8, 2000

  The Cleveland Cavaliers signed Mark Hendrickson to the first of two 10-day contracts.

  The Dallas Mavericks signed Damon Jones to the first of two 10-day contracts.

• January 8, 1998

  The New Jersey Nets signed Jack Haley to the first of two 10-day contracts.

• January 8, 1997

  The Miami Heat signed Willie Anderson to the first of two 10-day contracts.

  The San Antonio Spurs signed Devin Gray to a 10-day contract.

• January 8, 1991

  The Golden State Warriors signed Larry Robinson to a 10-day contract.

• January 8, 1990

  The Portland Trail Blazers signed Nate Johnston to the first of two 10-day contracts.

• January 8, 1989

  The Los Angeles Clippers signed Dave Popson to a 10-day contract.

• January 8, 1988

  The Boston Celtics signed Artis Gilmore as a free agent.

• January 8, 1980

  The Detroit Pistons signed Jackie Robinson to a 10-day contract.

• January 8, 1978

  The Kansas City Kings fired Phil Johnson as Head Coach.

• January 8, 1977

  The Houston Rockets traded Dave Wohl to the New York Nets for a 1978 4th round draft pick (Jackie Robinson was later selected).

• January 8, 1975

  The Atlanta Hawks traded Jim Washington to the Buffalo Braves for a 1976 5th round draft pick (Connie White was later selected).

• January 8, 1974

  The Milwaukee Bucks signed Dick Garrett as a free agent.

  The Portland Trail Blazers waived Bernie Fryer.

• January 8, 1971

  The Carolina Cougars signed Billy Cunningham.

  The Utah Stars traded Donnie Freeman, Wayne Hightower and a 1971 first-round draft choice to the Texas Chaparrals for Ron Boone, Glen Combs and a 1971 first-round draft choice.

• January 8, 1957

  The St. Louis Hawks appointed Slater Martin as Head Coach.