Craig Brackins is hoping to earn another chance in the NBA. "I'm finally feeling good about it and my shot is back," Brackins said. "The last time people saw me was in the D-League with a broken jump shot, and now it's like, 'Hey, he's shooting again. He's finally healthy.'" Brackins' career has largely been stunted by issues with his health, but he's going to have to take a training camp type of deal and prove he's worth a roster spot to stick somewhere.

Craig Brackins has signed in Europe. Brackins is joining Angelico Biella, and he was an unrestricted FA after the Sixers decided not to extend him a qualifying contract offer. He was drafted No. 21 overall in the 2010 NBA draft and should fare far better overseas.

The Sixers will not pick up the third-year option on Craig Brackins, making him an unrestricted free agent. Brackins has appeared in just 17 NBA games since being drafted No. 21 overall in 2010. He has a decent jumper for someone that goes 6'10/230, but lacks a real position.

Craig Brackins (stomach virus) was a DNP-CD on Friday against the Celtics. Brackins will get moved from the injury report and resume having no value in fantasy leagues.

Craig Brackins returned to action on Thursday March 22.

Craig Brackins (stomach virus) did not travel with the Sixers to Chicago. Brackins was called up from the D-League in early March but hasn't made any noise since.

Sixers recalled F Craig Brackins from the D-League. Brackins will serve as depth now that Francisco Elson is no longer a part of the team.

Sixers assigned F Craig Brackins to the Maine Red Claws of the D-League. Brackins wasn't getting any playing time with the Sixers and he'll head to Maine in order to gain consistent minutes.

Craig Brackins has been released by Maccabi Ashdod in Israel. A handful of players have signed in Israel during the lockout, and Brackins is already the fourth NBA player to leave before his contract expired. There is no word yet on why Brackins left, whether due to injury or other causes.

Craig Brackins has signed in Israel with Maccabi Ashdod. Brackins could certainly use all of the competitive action that he can handle after not being able to crack Doug Collins' rotation, and this should only help to further his confidence and hone his potential.