E'Twaun Moore played well off Orlando's bench on Saturday -- he scored 14 points with two 3-pointers, two rebounds, eight assists, one steal and zero turnovers in 30 minutes.

Moore did nothing to distinguish himself in Boston last season, but he'll have a clean slate with the rebuilding Magic. His length (6'4") should also endear him to his coaches, as Orlando's other two PGs (Jameer Nelson and Ish Smith) both stand a generous 6'0".

Backup PG E'Twaun Moore scored 13 points and handed out four assists in 32 minutes off the bench on Friday against the Pacers.

While Moore is the clear backup to Jameer Nelson, he has performed reasonably well and would be worth a look if anything were to happen to Nelson.

E'Twaun Moore started at point guard for Orlando on Tuesday and scored nine points, had six assists and a three in 21 minutes against the Pistons.

DeQuan Jones got the start at shooting guard and led the team in scoring with his 22 points on 9-of-13 shooting. Moore has a little bit of fantasy value should the oft-injured Jameer Nelson miss time.

E'Twaun Moore scored a team-high 16 points and added seven assists in Sunday's preseason loss to the Hornets in Mexico City.

Moore played 27 minutes and relieved Jameer Nelson at point guard, and looks like he could end up being his primary backup this season - especially with Ish Smith still recovering from shoulder surgery. Nelson had six points and six rebounds, while Moore will only be worth a look in deeper fantasy leagues. But if Nelson succumbs to injury at some point, as of now, it looks like Moore would be the guy to target as a short-term pickup.

Magic officially sign SG E'Twaun Moore.

The deal is believed to be two years long and partially guaranteed, as the Magic are hedging their bets with the second-year guard. He shot 38.1 percent from the field as a rookie and won't have a significant role while J.J. Redick and Arron Afflalo are healthy.

E'Twaun Moore's contract with the Magic will be for two seasons, sources tell ESPN's Chris Broussard.

Both season of Moore's deal will be for the league minimum, though each is only partially guaranteed. He was traded to the Rockets as a part of the sign-and-trade deal for Courtney Lee, but he was waived by Houston and was never going to be retained by the club. He'll serve as depth at both guard spots for the rebuilding Magic.

The Magic expect to sign E'Twaun Moore "in the coming days," according to beat writer Josh Robbins.

Moore was traded from Boston to Houston in the deal for Courtney Lee, but the Rockets quickly waived him to clear a roster spot. He averaged just 2.9 points in 38 appearances as a rookie, and isn't likely to make a dent in fantasy leagues despite Orlando's youth movement.

E'Twaun Moore has cleared waivers and is drawing interest from "several teams," according to his agent.

Moore's agent, Mark Bartelstein, is simply attempting to drum up the market for his client. While we have no doubt that Moore is drawing some interest, "several teams" may be a bit of a stretch. Moore is expected to sign with an NBA team rather than go overseas, and the Bulls were previously rumored to have him on their radar.

If released as expected, E'Twaun Moore expects to wind up in Bulls camp and get a look with former Celtics defensive guru and current Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau.

Moore could latch on with the Bulls, who are known to be looking for back court help. Moore is known to be more of a defensive player, so expecting anything out of him in fantasy circles would be unwise.

E'Twaun Moore has been officially traded to the Rockets as part of the deal that landed Courtney Lee in Boston, but is expected to be immediately released.

Even though Moore was the player the Celtics were most upset about trading, sources confirm that the cap-conscious Rockets plan on releasing him. League rules prohibit the Celtics from re-signing him, but Moore will probably be picked up by another team with cap space.

Celtics shooting guard E'Twaun Moore was traded to the Rockets in the Courtney Lee deal on Thursday.

He could get some nice minutes if Kevin Martin is traded, but even then, it's hard to imagine him having much fantasy value this season with rookie Jeremy Lamb in the house. Moore averaged just 2.9 points in 38 games for Boston as a rookie.

The Celtics have until midnight Sunday to decide whether to guarantee E'Twaun Moore's contract for next season.

Moore's salary is less than $800,000, so it would be slightly surprising if the C's decided to let him go. Moore is confident that the C's will keep him, but if not, he'll look to open a new door with a different team. Moore wants to stay in Boston and earn the the job to serve as Rajon Rondo's backup. Danny Ainge was quoted as saying "I'm a big fan of E'Twaun Moore," so we think he'll stick on the roster.