Toronto Raptors Announce Roster Adjustment, Waive Tyson Degenhart

The Toronto Raptors have officially announced a roster adjustment, parting ways with forward Tyson Degenhart. This move is a standard procedure for NBA teams as they finalize their lineups ahead of the upcoming season.

Degenhart initially joined the Raptors organization in September, signing an Exhibit 10 contract.

These types of deals are common in the NBA, typically non-guaranteed and designed to allow teams to evaluate players during training camp and the preseason. An Exhibit 10 contract also provides a bonus should the player sign with the team's G-League affiliate, offering a pathway for continued development within the organization's ecosystem.

Prior to his brief stint with the Raptors, Degenhart made a name for himself during his collegiate career at Boise State University.

At Boise State, he was a key contributor, showcasing his talent and potential on the court.

The waiver of Degenhart is part of the rigorous process teams undertake to trim their rosters down to the regular-season limit. While his time with the main squad was short, it offered him valuable experience within an NBA environment.

Degenhart could still potentially find a new home within the professional basketball landscape, possibly through the G-League, where his Exhibit 10 clause might offer him an opportunity with the Raptors 905.

This decision allows the Raptors to continue shaping their final roster as they gear up for what promises to be an exciting NBA season.