Kings sign Matthew Dellavedova to partially guaranteed deal

Michael Scotto: Source: The Sacramento Kings have signed veteran guard Matthew Dellavedova to a one-year, partially guaranteed deal, @HoopsHype has learned. Dellavedova has spent eight seasons in the NBA and won a 2016 championship with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Source: Twitter @MikeAScotto

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Chris Palmer @ChrisPalmerNBA
Kings sign Matthew Dellavedova. 32 years old. Last played in 2021. 2.8 ppg, 25% FG, 16% 3FG. When’s the parade? – 5:13 PM Michael Scotto @MikeAScotto
Source: The Sacramento Kings have signed veteran guard Matthew Dellavedova to a one-year, partially guaranteed deal, @Jorge Sierra has learned. Dellavedova has spent eight seasons in the NBA and won a 2016 championship with the Cleveland Cavaliers. – 3:00 PM Christos Tsaltas @Tsaltas46
Matthew Dellavedova last season with Melbourne United (30 games)
10.3 points / 3.1 rebounds / 4.8 assists / 38.9% FG / 35.8% 3P / 73.5% FT
Still got it. #SacramentoProud – 2:40 PM JD Shaw @JShawNBA
The Kings have signed veteran free agent guard Matthew Dellavedova, team says. – 2:34 PM

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Cook spent time with Lokomotiv Kuban, a Russian club in the VTB United League, before the Stockton Kings claimed him off waivers in February 2022. Cook appeared in 11 games for Stockton, averaging 23.7 points, 5.1 rebounds and 5.8 assists while shooting 52.4% from the field, 44.6% from 3-point range and 88.5% at the free-throw line. The Kings are looking for a third point guard to back up De’Aaron Fox and Davion Mitchell. Sources said they were planning to hold workouts with Cook and veteran Matthew Dellavedova during their stay in Las Vegas for the NBA Summer League, but they have yet to reach an agreement with either player. -via Sacramento Bee / July 23, 2022 On the “Rogue Bogues by Andrew Bogut” podcast, Bogut said Sacramento could use someone like Dellavedova, noting that he has a previous relationship with Kings coach Mike Brown. “I heard Matthew Dellavedova is being considered to sign with the Sacramento Kings,” Bogut said. “Mike Brown loves him. I have a feeling they might bring him in. They need someone that’s a pro every day. Harrison Barnes is that guy, but it would help to have another guy like that in the locker room with the young guys.” -via Fresno Bee / July 21, 2022 James Ham: League source confirms that the Kings will workout veterans Matthew Delavedova, Quinn Cook and Shabazz Muhammad this week in Las Vegas. Team has 3 open roster spots. @Dave McMenamin and @Marc J. Spears first with news. -via Twitter @James_HamNBA / July 9, 2022