Armstrong, who was waived by the Warriors in late July, has signed with Turkish club Besiktas, Sportando reports. In his first year at the NBA level since the 2010-11 season, Armstrong appeared in 15 games for the Warriors and averaged 1.7 points and 3.1 rebounds in 6.5 minutes. This is not Armstrong's first trip overseas, as he has played for European Clubs Villeurbanne and Panathinaikos.

Warriors waive F/C Hilton Armstrong. They signed him in March due to the injury to Andrew Bogut and he didn't really have any chance for his contract to be guaranteed to start the season. Armstrong played in 15 games last season, averaging 1.7 points, 3.1 boards and 0.3 blocks in 6.5 minutes per game.

With Andrew Bogut expected to be out several days, the Warriors will sign Hilton Armstrong to a 10-day contract. Armstrong has averaged 0.8 points and 2.3 rebounds with the Warriors through eight games this season, he is not a fantasy option.

The Warriors signed big man Hilton Armstrong to a 10-day contract on Saturday, according to Sam Amick. The Dubs released him back in December and it's possible his signing could mean Andrew Bogut's elbow isn't close to being right.

The Warriors waived Hilton Armstrong on Sunday. Golden State is re-calling Ognjen Kuzmic from the D-League so there's no room for Armstrong on the roster. His departure doesn't have any fantasy implications.

The Warriors are expected to call up PF/C Hilton Armstrong from the D-League. Armstrong is averaging 16.4 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game with the Santa Cruz Warriors, and he's not a fantasy consideration. His presence will give Golden State a bit of insurance with Jermaine O'Neal battling a sprained wrist.

Hilton Armstrong will play in the D-League in order to attempt a return to the NBA. Armstrong had signed in Greece in late August, but it appears he'll try to use the D-League as a springboard back to the NBA instead.

Hilton Armstrong will sign with Panathinaikos in Greece. Armstrong was in for a workout with the Nets on Wednesday, so Brooklyn must have told him pretty quickly that the team was going in a different direction. Armstrong will receive a larger role overseas than he could ever garner stateside.

Greek team Panathinaikos is interested in Hilton Armstrong. Armstrong, an unrestricted free agent, is hoping to return to the NBA next season after spending last season in France.

Nets GM Billy King praised Hilton Armstrong at the team's free agent mini-camp. "What I like about Hilton is he's long and he knows how to play," King said. "I think the biggest thing for Hilton is doing it consistently." The No. 12 overall selection of the 2006 draft class is hoping to catch on with the Nets prior to training camp and has expressed excitement about potentially being on Brooklyn's inaugural roster.