D'Angelo Russell's future with Grizzlies remains uncertain after offseason moves
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 9:07 AM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
D'Angelo Russell is currently on the Memphis Grizzlies roster, but questions surround his role with the team following offseason changes. The Grizzlies acquired Russell, alongside future draft picks, amid a roster crowded with guards. With 18 players on guaranteed contracts, they need to trim the roster to 15 before the season. Russell, who exercised a player option worth over $5.9 million, may face a competition for minutes and potentially a trade as Memphis shifts its focus towards long-term development.
- •D'Angelo Russell remains on the Grizzlies roster as of July 31, 2026.
- •The team aims to reduce its roster from 18 to 15 players.
- •Russell's $5.9 million contract is easier for teams to absorb compared to others.
- •A potential trade or buyout for Russell is being considered by the Grizzlies.
- •Memphis intends to focus on future development amid a crowded backcourt.
- 9:07 AMYahoo Sports — What we're hearing about former all-star D'Angelo Russell's future with Grizzlies
"Former all-star guard D'Angelo Russell is on the Memphis Grizzlies roster, but his future with the organization remains uncertain.
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