Three days after he was waived, Toscano-Anderson is back with the Kings on a 10-day contract. While eligible to play in Tuesday’s game against the Pistons, he’s unlikely to get the rotation minutes needed to be of value to fantasy managers.

Toscano-Anderson, who played sparingly after being signed by the Kings in mid-December, had a contract due to be guaranteed on January 10. This transaction frees up a roster spot for the Kings, who are back at 14 standard contract players.

JTA will provide some depth and defense to a Kings team that is currently sixth in the West. He hasn’t ever been a great fantasy option, but he should be an important veteran presence for them.

The Warriors are well under the roster limit for training camp (20), as they have a total of 14 players guaranteed to be present in early October. Given the team’s salary cap situation, they have to look for relative bargains to fill out the roster. As a result, multiple free agents will work out for the team over the next two weeks. According to the report, Juan Toscano-Anderson is one of those players. Also reportedly headed to the Bay Area to work out for the Warriors are Dion Waiters, Tony Snell, Kent Bazemore, Harry Giles, and Trey Burke. Toscano-Anderson and Bazemore have been with the Warriors before, but there’s no telling if the familiarity will enhance their chances of sticking.