The Timberwolves decided to release Murry on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

The Timberwolves are loaded in their backcourt heading into the season, so the decision to let go of Murry was relatively easy. Murry figures to enter the D-League as he looks to earn another opportunity in the NBA.

Murry signed a deal with the Timberwolves on Wednesday, Marc Stein of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Murry will get a chance to tryout for the team during camp, and try to earn a roster spot. The guard however is a long shot to make the final roster, as Minnesota has a deep guard roster. He'll have to compete with Ricky Rubio, Zach LaVine, rookie Kris Dunn, Andrew Wiggins, Tyus Jones and Shabazz Muhammed for a consistent role.

Murry will start the 2015-16 season in the D-League, Jorge Castillo of the Washington Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Murry will play for the Mavericks's D-League affiliate, the Texas Legends, after being waived by the Wizards Sunday. The 25-year-old will need to make the most of his opportunities in the D-League in order to make an NBA roster one day.

Murry was waived by the Wizards on Saturday, Jorge Castillo of The Washington Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Murry was able to parlay a pair of 10-day contracts into a spot with the Wizards for a brief time last season, but he won't be sticking around to open 2015-16. The guard was limited to four preseason games while nursing a groin injury along the way.

Murry (groin) logged five minutes and connected on his lone field-goal attempts in Tuesday's exhibition win over the 76ers.

EDGE Analysis

Murry was hampered by the groin injury in the Las Vegas Summer League, but it didn't prevent him from seeing the court in the Wizards' preseason opener. Though he's now healthy, Murry remains unlikely to win a roster spot in training camp, as he remains behind all of John Wall, Ramon Sessions, Gary Neal, and Garrett Temple on the Wizards' point-guard depth chart.

Murry (ankle) will be released by the Wizards, the Washington Post reports. During two 10-day contracts with the Wizards, Murry logged time in four of eight contests, averaging 1.5 points (on 50 percent shooting) in four minutes of action. However, after spraining his left ankle Monday, he was deemed expendable with Bradley Beal (ankle) also injured at the moment.

Murry (ankle) was still in a walking boot at Thursday's practice, J. Michael of CSN reports. Murry suffered an injury against Golden State on Monday, and he sat out Wednesday's loss to the Pacers. The team hasn't provided much in the way of an update as to what injury he's dealing with, but considering he's still in a boot, it's probable safe to rule him out Friday when the Wizards host Charlotte.

Murry (ankle) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game, CSN Washington's J. Michael reports. He suffered a left ankle injury in Monday's game and is still in a walking boot, so he should be considered out indefinitely.

Murry suffered a leg injury in Monday's game against the Warriors, The Washington Post reports. The exact severity of Murry's injury is still unknown but he had to be helped off the court and the remainder of his second 10-day contract may be spent on the bench. Either way, he was seeing limited minutes with the Wizards and is better left on the waiver wire across all formats.

Murry got on the floor for nine minutes Sunday against Sacramento and contributed one rebound. Murry just signed a second 10-day contract with Washington earlier on Sunday and saw some time on the floor after the game was all-but decided. He should continue to carry minimal value and only see the floor in blowout situations.