Roddy Beaubois has signed with LeMans of the French League. The 26-year-old has struggled with injuries over the course of his NBA career and hasn't played a game since the 2012-13 season. Beaubois has the talent to hook on with an NBA team if he can resurrect his career in France, but will finish his NBA era with averages of 7.1 points, 0.7 3-pointers, 1.9 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and 0.7 steals if this is the last we see of him in the U.S.

Free agent guard Rodrigue Beaubois will soon try out for the French team Paris-Levallois. The oft-injured 26-year-old said that his priority is finding a team willing to give him significant playing time. It's mildly surprising that no NBA team would even give him a 10-day contract, but hopefully he can stay healthy overseas and try his luck again during training camp and the preseason.

The Celtics worked out free agent G Rodrigue Beaubois on Tuesday, according to CSNNW.com. The 26-year-old combo guard has fully recovered from his latest hand surgery and he had a "strong showing" with the Celtics, but it's unclear whether Boston was impressed enough to give him a 10-day contract.

Free agent guard Rodrigue Beaubois is fully healthy and will begin working out for NBA teams late next week, according to CSNNW.com. The Grizzlies and Wizards are among the teams to have expressed interest in Beaubois. He's shown flashes of explosive scoring ability but his career with the Mavericks got off to a rough start thanks to injuries, including three hand surgeries. The 25-year-old is healthy now and should find a niche playing a handful of minutes off a playoff contender's bench.

Mavs GM Donnie Nelson said Wednesday it's unlikely Roddy Beaubois would return. "It's probably in his best interest to find a better opportunity out there," Nelson said. This isn't surprising considering the team declined to make him a qualifying offer. We haven't heard much regarding interest in Beaubois around the league.

Rodrigue Beaubois is an unrestricted free agent after the Mavericks declined to make him a qualifying offer. We've heard very little about teams interested in signing Beaubois, who has SG skills but a PG body (6'2", 182 lbs) and hasn't been able to stay healthy in his brief NBA career. For what it's worth, Bucks writer Frank Madden notes that Milwaukee "almost dealt for Beaubois" at last year's trade deadline.

Roddy Beaubois underwent successful hand surgery on Wednesday and is likely out for the season. The odds of Beaubois returning are "extremely slim," so we'll consider him out for the season for all intents and purposes. Beaubois will be a free agent in the offseason, and it's hard to see him returning to the Mavs. Dallas will roll with Mike James and Darren Collison at point guard.

Updating a previous report, Rodridgue Beaubois is out indefinitely after fracturing his left index finger during Sunday's game. This is awful news. Roddy played a great game off the bench on Friday, earning rare praise from Rick Carlisle, but injuries have been a plague throughout his brief career. It's doubtful that he'll return this season and it's anyone's guess where he'll sign as a soon-to-be free agent.

Roddy Beaubois exited Sunday's game after injuring his left index finger. The Mavs are still testing him and we'll pass along an update once the results are announced.

Roddy Beaubois got hot down the stretch of the fourth quarter in Monday's game against the Cavs, and finished with 18 points, three rebounds, five assists and a steal in 22 minutes off the bench. Beaubois hit 6-of-10 shots (including three treys) but this is the first time we've blurbed a game of his since mid-January. We doubt Rick Carlisle is going to forget his entire body of work after one night, and we're not going to either.