Gray agreed Monday to join the Nets for summer league, Nicola Lupo of Sportando.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gray will look to parlay a strong showing in the Las Vegas Summer League into an invitation to a NBA training camp. The 6-foot-1 point guard, who appeared in five games for the Suns in 2017-18, spent the entire 2018-19 campaign with the Changwon LG Sakers of the Korean Basketball League.

Gray has agreed to play for the LG Sakers of South Korea, Nicola Lupa of Sportnado reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gray appeared in five games for the Suns last season and was a member of this year's Timberwolves summer league team. However, he didn't impress enough for an NBA team to give him a training camp deal.

Gray will play for the Timberwolves at summer league, Nick Lupo of Sportando reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gray played with the Suns last season on a 10-day contract, averaging 17.2 minutes over five games. While he didn't stick in the NBA, he tore up the G League, averaging 19.4 points over 45 games to go along with 6.6 assists, 4.8 rebounds and 2.4 steals.

Gray produced 38 points (12-18 FG, 6-11 3Pt, 8-11 FT), six rebounds, five assists and one steal during Sunday's 137-120 victory over South Bay.

EDGE Analysis

Gray's 38 points were second best among all G League players Sunday, as he also posted superb tallies in rebounds and assists during the win. The 24-year-old guard from LSU has increased his scoring tremendously from last season, almost by six points per game. Currently, Gray is averaging19.0 points, 6.2 assists and 4.6 rebounds per game across 40 games played for Northern Arizona this season.

Gray managed 42 points (14-26 FG, 6-10 3Pt, 8-8 FT), eight rebounds, eight assists, five steals and one block during Friday's 135-116 visiting win over Texas.

EDGE Analysis

The second-year performer out of LSU exploded for a new career high with 42 points, breaking his previous tally of 32 points set back on Jan. 26. Additionally, it was impressive that Gray was able to produce lofty numbers in assists, rebounds and steals. The 24-year-old has proven this season that not only is he a vital piece of Northern Arizona's offense, but he is also capable of scoring past the 30-point mark night in and night out.

Gray was waived by the Suns on Tuesday, John Gambadoro of Arizona Sports 98.7 FM reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gray was signed to a pair of 10-day contracts once injuries plagued the backcourt, but with the Suns trading for point guard Elfrid Payton and Devin Booker expected to be back on the floor once the All-Star break ends, there was no need to sign Gray for the rest of the season. The team will, however, sign Shaquille Harrison from its G-League affiliate to a 10-day contract.

Gray signed a second 10-day contract with the Suns on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

With the Suns' backcourt depth depleted from injury, Gray was immediately forced into a prominent role with the Suns, playing nearly 18 minutes per game on his first 10-day contract. His numbers weren't overly impressive, however, as the point guard shot just 30 percent from the field en route to averaging 6.8 points, 3.0 assists and 2.5 rebounds per game. So, while he'll be around for another 10 days in Phoenix, Gray can safely be avoided in all fantasy contests for now.

Gray registered nine points (4-16 FG, 0-5 3Pt, 1-2 FT), seven assists, four rebounds and four steals across 31 minutes in Wednesday's 129-81 loss to the Spurs.

EDGE Analysis

Making just his third NBA appearance since signing a 10-day contract with the Suns earlier this month, Gray was pressed into extended action as the lone healthy point guard on the roster after Tyler Ulis exited in the first half with back spasms and didn't return. Gray was included in the rotation in the first place because normal starting point guard Devin Booker (hip) missed a second straight contest, so if neither Booker nor Ulis are available Saturday against the Nuggets, Gray could be looking at another hefty workload. While the prospect of added minutes improves Gray's fantasy outlook, he's not an especially attractive pickup based on what he has shown to date. In his three contests, Gray is shooting a dismal 34.6 percent from the floor, which has mostly negated the impact of what he has provided in terms of counting stats.