Wolters agreed to a contract in July with BC Zalgiris of the Lithuanian Basketball League, Dionysis Aravantinos of EuroHoops.net reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wolters appeared in five games with the Jazz last season, marking his first NBA action since the 2014-15 campaign. After getting cut by the Jazz last December, he latched on in the French League and will remain in Europe, this time moving over to a Lithuanian squad. His contract contains an opt-out clause that would allow him to potentially return to North America in 2019-20.

Wolters has agreed to a contract with the French club Elan Chalon.

EDGE Analysis

Wolters played just five games for the Jazz this season before being waived. At 26-years-old, there's still time for a possible NBA comeback.

Wolters (back) was waived by the Jazz on Friday, Shams Charania of Yahoo Sports reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wolters was with the Jazz on a two-way contract and recently suffered a back injury that kept him out of Thursday's game against the Spurs. Once the point guard clears waivers, he'll likely head back to the G-League where he'll then play full-time.

Wolters has been ruled out for Thursday's game against the Spurs due to lower back pain, Andy Larsen of SaltCityHoops.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wolters is a late scratch for the contest, which leaves Ricky Rubio and Alec Burks to assume the majority of minutes at point guard Thursday night. Wolters next chance to take the court will come Saturday when the Jazz face the Thunder.

Wolters is available to play in Friday's game against the Nets, Tony Jones of The Salt Lake Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

With Ricky Rubio (Achilles) out, Wolters will be made available to add some insurance to the point guard position Friday night. However, with both Donovan Mitchell and Alec Burks both fully capable of taking on floor-leading duties and Raul Neto still operating as a backup point guard, Wolters likely won't see many minutes against Brooklyn.

Wolters was recalled from the G-League on Monday, Jerry Zgoda of the Star Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wolters, who's on a two-way contract, has been playing in the G-League for the majority of the season thus far. In four games with the Salt Lake City Stars, he's averaged 14.8 points, 5.5 rebounds, 6.3 assists and 1.3 steals across 35.8 minutes. He'll get a promotion to the big club ahead of Monday's game against the Timberwolves, though he'll likely just be an emergency depth option in the backcourt and shouldn't see the floor in a competitive contest.

Wolters is set to sign a two-way contract with the Jazz on Tuesday, Tony Jones of the Salt Lake Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

The deal will allow Wolters to vacillate between the Jazz and the D-League this season, though Wolters, a former second-round pick of the Bucks, is unlikely to make much of an impact at the NBA level. After bouncing around between Milwaukee and New Orleans, Wolters spent last season overseas after being waived by the Nuggets following training camp.

Wolters signed a contract Monday with KK Crvena zvezda of the Adriatic League, Sportando reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wolters attended training camp with the Nuggets, but was one of the team's final cuts following the conclusion of the preseason play. With no other NBA teams scooping Wolters up off waivers, the 25-year-old decided to head overseas to continue his career.

Wolters was waived Friday by the Nuggets, Chris Dempsey of The Denver Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wolters was fourth on the depth chart at point guard behind Emmanuel Mudiay, Jamal Murray and Jameer Nelson, so the odds were always against him making the 15-man roster. The 25-year-old played last season in Serbia and could choose to play overseas again in 2016-17.

Wolters will miss the remainder of the summer league after fracturing the middle finger on his left hand Wednesday, Dan Woike of the Orange COunty Register reports. Wolters was playing for the Clippers when he suffered the injury but he can still garner attention from all NBA teams before the season starts anew. With 79 total appearances over his last two seasons in the league, the 24-year-old can provide depth to a bench despite this injury scare and has a good chance to end up with a non-guaranteed deal after the dust settles from summer league.