Jazz Release Mo Bamba, Pedro Bradshaw and Sean East II
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Salt Lake City, UT — The Utah Jazz have waived center Mo Bamba and guards Pedro Bradshaw and Sean East II, the club announced Friday in a press release.
Each player was on a non-guaranteed training-camp contract. If their deals contained Exhibit 10 language, they can earn bonuses of up to $85,300 by spending at least 60 days with the Salt Lake City Stars, the Jazz’s G League affiliate, once the 2025-26 season begins.
Bamba, a 7-foot center selected sixth overall by Orlando in the 2018 draft, owns seven years of NBA experience. The Texas product was dealt to the Lakers in February 2023, waived that summer, and played the 2023-24 campaign on a minimum contract with Philadelphia. He signed another minimum deal with the Clippers last summer and was sent to Utah in February as part of a salary-dump package that included P.J. Tucker; the Jazz released him the following day.
After a stint with the Pelicans’ G League affiliate, Bamba signed a 10-day contract with New Orleans on March 10 but did not land a guaranteed deal when that agreement expired.
Bradshaw and East both joined the Jazz earlier this week. Bradshaw spent last season playing professionally in Australia and Germany, while East appeared in leagues in Canada and Romania.
Utah’s roster now stands at 15 players on guaranteed standard contracts, with all three two-way slots also occupied, positioning the team to open the regular season at the league limit.
Source: HoopsRumors
