Brown will play in the D-League for the Grand Rapids Drive this season, David Mayo of MLive.com reports. Brown was released by the Pistons before the start of the season. As of now he doesn't hold much value in terms of fantasy, but he may be called up to the NBA at some point over the course of the season.

Brown was released by the Pistons on Monday, MLive's David Mayo reports. The point guard will likely catch on with a D-League team, but for now he can be largely ignored in fantasy leagues.

Brown signed a training camp deal with the Pistons. The 6-5 point guard spent time with the Sixers but was waived late in the season. A productive college player, Brown offers elite size for the position but hasn't proven capable of scoring efficiently at the pro level.

76ers will release G Lorenzo Brown. Brown, who is battling a sore foot, loses his roster spot to Darius Johnson-Odom. Brown appeared in 26 games for Tankadelphia this season, averaging 2.5 points and 1.6 assists in 8.6 minutes a night.

Lorenzo Brown will not play against the Jazz on Saturday due to a sore right foot. He tore ligaments in his right wrist last month and now he's dealing with yet another injury. Brown has no fantasy value and Eric Maynor has already leapfrogged him.

Lorenzo Brown has torn ligaments in his right wrist and is out indefinitely. He won't need surgery, but said it "hurt like hell" when he played. This news explains why Eric Maynor is the new backup point guard. Neither player has fantasy value.

The Sixers recalled Lorenzo Brown for Wednesday's game against the Celtics. He was sent down to the Delaware 87ers last week and is unlikely to be in the rotation. Brown has no fantasy value.

The 76ers have assigned PG Lorenzo Brown to the D-League. He has filled a useful role when injuries strike the Sixers' backcourt, but with Michael Carter-Williams healthy and Tony Wroten (ankle) recently returned to the lineup, it makes sense for Brown to get some playing time with the Delaware 87ers.

The 76ers have assigned Lorenzo Brown to the D-League. Brown has proven turnover-prone in a limited backup role this season, and there's no spot for him on the active roster with Michael Carter-Williams and Tony Wroten both healthy.

The Sixers signed Lorenzo Brown and he will be available for Wednesday's game. He was drafted at 52 out of NC State by the Timberwolves and the shallow Sixers roster will give him a chance to show what he can do. Brown has no fantasy value.