Liggins has agreed to a deal with Kolossos Rhodes of the Greek A1 league, per the team.

EDGE Analysis

Liggins recently left the Sioux Falls Skyforce for personal reasons. He will take his talents overseas.

Liggins was released by the Skyforce on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Liggins played for USA Basketball earlier in the season, but ultimately decided to leave the Skyforce for personal reasons on Monday. The former NBA bench player registered 10.8 points, 5.7 assists and 4.8 rebounds in 25 games with the G League lineup this season.

Liggins (foot) did not play in Monday's contest against Agua Caliente.

EDGE Analysis

Liggins evidently suffered a minor foot injury during his time with USA Basketball. It's unclear when the combo guard will return to the court.

Liggins will miss a few Sioux Falls Skyforce games while he joins USA Basketball for their second round qualifying matches leading to the 2019 FIBA World Cup.

EDGE Analysis

Liggins plays in Argentina tonight and in Uruguay on Sunday. Ideally, he'll be back in time for the Skyforce's December 5th game at Santa Cruz.

Liggins was waived by the Heat on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Liggins has five years of NBA experience in his career, so there's certainly a chance he fields interest elsewhere in the league. That said, if he doesn't get any calls, look for him to either head overseas or join the Heat's affiliate in the G-League for the start of the 2018-19 campaign. In 58 games between the Bucks and Pelicans last year, Liggins averaged just 12.5 minutes.

Liggins signed a contract with the Heat on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Considering Liggins is being signed this late in the preseason, it seems highly unlikely he's able to make enough of an impression to earn one of the final roster spots. If he does end up getting waived, Liggins could be a G-League candidate or he could potentially head overseas on a more lucrative deal. Liggins played a combined 58 games between the Pelicans and Bucks last season, averaging just 12.5 minutes per contest.

Liggins was waived by the Pelicans on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Last season, Liggins played 31 games for the Bucks before being waived. He subsequently signed two 10-day contracts with the Pelicans before inking a deal for the remainder of the season. In 27 appearances with New Orleans, he saw 9.0 minutes per game and averaged 1.6 points and 1.0 rebounds. Considering his lack of production and age (30), Pelicans brass ultimately decided to move on. It's possible Liggins earns a training camp deal elsewhere and ends up on a final roster, but it's unlikely he'll be fantasy relevant.

Liggins failed to score (0-2 FG) but added two assists in seven minutes off the bench during the Pelicans' 122-103 win over the Suns on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Liggins has been held scoreless since dropping three points against the Rockets back on Mar. 17. So far, the Kentucky Wildcat is averaging just 1.8 points and 1.3 rebounds through 56 games played this season.

Liggins will return to a bench role for Sunday's game against the Celtics.

EDGE Analysis

Liggins picked up the spot start Saturday against the Rockets with Rajon Rondo sitting out for rest, posting three points, three rebounds, one steal and one block across 20 minutes. However, as expected, Rondo will return to the starting lineup Sunday, so Liggins is slated for a bench role and will be off the fantasy radar once again.

Liggins started at point guard for Rajon Rondo (rest) in Saturday's 107-101 loss to the Rockets and tallied three points (1-4 FG, 1-3 3Pt), three rebounds, one steal and one block across 20 minutes.

EDGE Analysis

The second-year guard couldn't parlay his opportunity into much production, although he at least broke a three-game scoreless streak. Liggins has one double-digit point total overall in a season that he's split between the Bucks and Pelicans, and his minimal involvement and minutes leave him with little to no fantasy value.