Gray, who was waived by the Pistons in October after a "cardiac episode" sidelined him throughout training camp, is still hopeful for a return to basketball, Mlive reports. Despite being waived by the Pistons, Gray has remained with the team and helps put the big men through drills at practice. The veteran center is doing extensive cardio exercises while undergoing regular testing with hopes to return to the NBA. Gray will continue to rehab at the Pistons' practice facilities, but it remains unclear when or if he'll get the opportunity to play in the NBA again.

Gray was waived by the Pistons on Sunday, Sportando reports. The move to part ways with the veteran gets the Pistons down to 10 players in advance of Monday's roster cutdown deadline. Gray, who signed a two-year deal with Detroit over the summer, missed training camp due to a "cardiac episode" suffered in late-August. He'll look to catch on with another team as a free agent.

Gray will miss camp after suffering a "cardiac episode" in late-August. Little is known about Gray's "episode," but obviously any type of heart issue is going to be taken seriously. The veteran will be held out of training camp, and his status for the preseason looks to be up in the air. Gray's absence leaves the Pistons thin up front behind starters Andre Drummond and Greg Monroe. The team also signed journeyman Hasheem Thabeet to a camp deal last week.

Aaron Gray has reportedly agreed to a multi-year deal with the Pistons. The terms of the deal have yet to be disclosed, but the Pistons needed a backup center to play behind Andre Drummond and they got that in Gray. Gray boasts career averages of 3.4 points, and 3.7 rebounds, so don't look to him as a fantasy option.

Aaron Gray had four points, four rebounds, one steal and one block in 19 minutes as a fill-in starter with DeMarcus Cousins (knee) sidelined on Sunday. Gray scored his first points since joining the Kings, and his averages in five starts earlier this season don't inspire confidence -- 3.6 points, 6.6 rebounds, 2.4 assists, 0.8 steals and 0.8 blocks. Keep in mind that Gray had an easier-than-usual matchup against the Wolves' decimated frontcourt, and with Cousins day-to-day he's a very sketchy source of fantasy value.

Aaron Gray will start against the Wolves on Sunday. DeMarcus Cousins (knee) is not playing due to tendinitis and the Kings are unlikely to use Gray much as far as scoring goes. Expect Jason Thompson and Derrick Williams to benefit on the stat sheet tonight.

Aaron Gray is projected as a starter in place of DeMarcus Cousins (ankle) Friday. Rudy Gay (Achilles') is also out, leaving the Kings' likely starting five in Friday's game against the Pacers as: Isaiah Thomas, Marcus Thornton, Derrick Williams, Jason Thompson and Gray. Williams is the only one we'd consider as a realistic plug-n-play, and even he will be shaky against the Pacers' dominant defense. Gray is a plodding 7-footer with zero upside.

Aaron Gray will join the Kings after being traded from the Raptors along with Quincy Acy and Rudy Gay. Gray's massive 270-pound frame may come in handy for spot minutes behind DeMarcus Cousins, but it's just as likely that Hamady N'diaye will assume most of the minutes left behind in Chuck Hayes' wake. Neither guy is worth a glance outside of deep leagues.

Aaron Gray exercised the $2.6 million player option in his contract, according to beat writer Josh Lewenberg. Much like his teammate Linas Kleiza, Gray has no reason to decline the option. The five-year veteran had fits of fantasy usefulness in very deep leagues but is mostly an end-of-the-bench player. He averaged 2.8 points and 3.2 rebounds in 12.2 minutes per game.

Aaron Gray scored seven points on 3-of-6 shooting with 12 rebounds and four assists in 25 minutes in Friday's blowout win over the Clippers. Gray did not record a steal or block and he will stop producing any time now with Jonas Valanciunas and Andrea Bargnani moving in on his turf. But if you're desperate for very short-term value, give him a look while he's providing low-end numbers.