Charlotte Bobcats and Shaun Livingston agree to a two-year, $7 million deal

Shaun Livingston will move to the Charlotte Bobcats. The 24-year-old guard has reached to a two-year, $7 million agreement with the NBA franchise, with a third year not guaranteed. Livingston arrives to Charlotte after finishing last season in the Washington Wizards, averaging 6.9 points and 3.6 assists per game. This movement will also imply that Ramon Sessions won't land in Charlotte.

SOURCES: Charlotte Observer, Twitter Adrian Wojnarowski, Twitter Adrian Wojnarowski

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New York Knicks, interested in Shaun Livingston for the next year

The New York Knicks will try to sign Shaun Livingston next year. The 24-year-old guard will be a free agent after his contract with the Washington Wizards expires. Livingston, a former lottery pick, is doing a good end of the season after being signed by the Wizards last month.

SOURCE: Twitter Alan Hahn

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Washington Wizards sign Shaun Livingston for the rest of the season

Shaun Livingston will remain in Washington Wizards until the end of the season. The NBA franchise have confirmed it, after signing the guard for two 10-day contracts. Livingston is averaging 4.9 points and 3.3 assists in 15.5 minutes per game, after being waived at the start of the season by Oklahoma City Thunder.

SOURCE: Insidehoops

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Washington Wizards sign Shaun Livingston for a 10-day contract

Guard Shaun Livingston will continue playing for Washington Wizards, after the NBA franchise has decided to sign former Clippers player to a 10-day contract. Livingston, a free agent after being waived by Oklahoma City Thunder this season, is averaging 3.0 points and 1.5 rebounds in 9.3 minutes by game.

SOURCE: Insidehoops

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Washington Wizards sign Shaun Livingston for a 10-day contract

Shaun Livingston will have a new chance in the NBA. 24-year-old guard was signed by Washington Wizards for a 10-day contract. Livingston was a free agent since being waived by Oklahoma City Thunder this season. Last year, after recovering from a season-ending knee injury, played for Tulsa 66ers, in the D-League.

SOURCE: Insidehoops

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