Bynum was waived by the Hawks Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Bynum appeared in all seven preseason games for the Hawks, averaging 4.7 points and 3.1 assists in that stretch. Given that Bynum has veteran experience as a point guard, it's possible that a team with depth issues could look to sign Bynum down the road, but for now, he will be looking for work after the Hawks trimmed their roster down to 16 players.

Bynum will draw the start for Sunday's preseason game against the Magic, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Hawks are slated to be without Dennis Schroder (rest), Jarrett Jack (knee) and Malcolm Dalaney in the backcourt, which means Bynum will be the starter at point guard and should see a ton of minutes. Bynum has played over 20 minutes in just one preseason game thus far, but should get a shot Sunday to make a case for additional playing time. Once the regular season arrives, Bynum is expected to operate as a depth option in the backcourt and will struggle to receive enough minutes most nights to remain fantasy relevant.

Bynum has been signed by the Wizards for the rest of the season, the Washington Post reports. In his brief stint with the Wizards, Bynum has appeared in three of five games, accumulating no points (0-2 FG, 0-1 3Pt), one assist, and two turnovers in eight minutes. He'll provide point guard depth for the five games remaining on the Wizards' schedule.

Bynum (hamstring) logged two minutes and didn't contribute anything else Wednesday against the Sixers. Bynum has played just two games this season and is barely seeing any opportunities to contribute from a fantasy perspective. He should be vastly ignored in most leagues, unless something were to happen to John Wall.

Bynum (hamstring) went through a full practice Tuesday, CSN's J. Michael reports. Bynum, who signed with Washington last week, made his debut with the team Friday against Charlotte, playing three minutes and recording one assist. He's still nursing a hamstring injury, which he suffered near the end of the Chinese Basketball Association, and that injury kept him out of Sunday's loss to the Rockets. After going through a full practice Monday, his first with the team, he would appear to have a good chance to play Wednesday when the Wizards host Philadelphia.

Bynum could make his Wizards debut Friday, Jorge Castillo of the Washington Post reports. Bynum, who was playing in China earlier this year, tore his hamstring earlier in the month and just returned to on-court work last week. He's unlikely to have a major impact right away and will likely provide depth, more than anything, down the stretch.

Bynum will sign with the Wizards, the Washington Post reports. Bynum was dealt to the Celtics during the preseason but waived right before the NBA season tipped off. He proceeded to sign with Guangdong of the Chinese Basketball Association, with whom he averaged 22.3 points, 7.1 assists, 3.6 rebounds, 2.3 three-pointers, and 1.5 steals in 32 minutes across 30 contests.

Bynum (hamstring) was waived by the Celtics on Monday, the Boston Herald's Steve Bulpett reports. The Celtics were reportedly hoping to make another move to avoid waiving Bynum, but with the league's roster cutdown deadline looming Monday evening, the decision has been made to part ways with the veteran. Bynum will become a free agent and should draw considerable interest from teams in need of backcourt depth. The 31-year-old averaged 8.7 points and 3.9 assists in 56 games for Detroit last season.

Bynum (hamstring) won't play in the Celtics' last two preseason games, but the team will look to make another move to avoid waiving him, Steve Bulpett of the Boston Herald reports. Bynum was initially believed to be headed for waivers, but it appears the Celtics may make another move that would allow them to keep him. As of now, he is considered the odd man out, but could still end up on the roster if the team makes a deal before the start of the regular season.

Bynum will be waived by the Celtics, the Boston Globe's Gary Washburn reports. He was traded to the Celtics on Friday, in a salary dumping move by Boston, but they were apparently not interested in seeing if Bynum was a good fit for the roster. Look for him to get picked up by another team before the regular season starts.