Turiaf (hip) was waived by the 76ers on Tuesday, the Bucks County Courier Times' Tom Moore reports. He was slated to miss the rest of the season with a hip injury, so this is not very relevant for fantasy purposes. The Sixers signed Malcolm Thomas to take Turiaf's roster spot.

Turiaf (hip) was traded to the Sixers on Friday, along with a second-round pick, in exchange for guard Alexey Shved, FOX 26 Houston reports. It's been a hectic couple of days for Turiaf, as he underwent season-ending surgery Tuesday and was then traded not once, but twice, Friday. The Timberwolves sent Turiaf and Corey Brewer to the Rockets for Troy Daniels and two second-round picks, and the Rockets then flipped Turiaf to Philadelphia. The 31-year-old played in just two games this season with Minnesota, recording no points, one rebound and two assists in 20 total minutes.

Turiaf (hip) was traded to the Rockets on Friday, the Houston Chronicle reports. Turiaf was moved as part of a deal that sent he and Corey Brewer to the Rockets in exchange for Troy Daniels and two second-round picks. He is out for the season, but there are reports indicating he may be moved to a third team. Regardless, he won't be putting up any minutes this season for the team he ends up with.

Turiaf (hip) underwent successful surgery Tuesday and will miss the remainder of the season, Jerry Zgoda of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. With Turiaf ruled out for the rest of 2014-15, the Wolves are likely to waive him at some point in hopes of adding another productive player. Turiaf's $1.6 million deal expires after this season, and coach Flip Saunders said Tuesday that the team would waive him "if there's the right person available." One option could be signing Jeff Adrien for the rest of the season. Adrien is currently on a 10-day contract that expires Friday. Another option suggested in a Star Tribune report is former Baylor standout Brady Heslip, who is lighting up the D-League with elite, volume three-point shooting. While the Wolves would likely prefer a guard with a better defensive reputation, the organization is already familiar with Heslip, who spent training camp with Minnesota.

Turiaf (hip) will undergo surgery on his hip in New York on Tuesday, Jon Krawczynski of the Associated Press reports. The veteran hasn't played in a month and has just two appearances on the season. The Wolves are yet to provide a return timetable, but Turiaf's status will be updated following the procedure Tuesday. At this point, It appears quite possible he'll be sidelined for the remainder of the 2014-15 season.

Turiaf (hip) will miss at least another 10 days, the AP's Jon Krawczynski reports. Turiaf is supposed to be evaluated at some point this week, but coach Flip Saunders said that both Turiaf and Nikola Pekovic (wrist) will miss at least another 10 days. Neither player has been cleared for practice as of Thursday evening.

Turiaf (hip) will be evaluated next week before returning to the court, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports. Turiaf has spent the majority of the season off the court with an injured hip. That trend will likely continue for the time being as there's no official timetable for his return to the hardwood.

Turiaf (hip) will not play Wednesday against the Bucks. Turiaf will miss his fifth straight game because of the hip injury, and doesn't appear to have any timetable for return. With Nikola Pekovic also ruled out, Gorgui Dieng and Anthony Bennett will likely continue to receive big minutes.

Turiaf (hip) is out for Saturday's game against Sacramento, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. He's missed the past three games after a setback to his hip injury and there's no clear timetable for his return.

Turiaf (hip) is doubtful for Friday's game against San Antonio, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. Turiaf missed the first six games of the season with a hip issue and it appears he's had a significant setback as he's missed the past two games.