The Magic will sign C Dewayne Dedmon for the remainder of the season.

He's as raw as they come and didn't play organized basketball until his senior year in high school, but Orlando has little to lose by gambling on a young, athletic center. In 18 appearances this season, Dedmon has averaged 2.5 points, 2.9 rebounds and 0.5 blocks in just nine minutes per game.

The Orlando Magic have signed Dewayne Dedmon to a second 10-day contract.

Dedmon's first 10-day deal wouldn't have expired until Thursday night, but the Magic wasted no time in re-upping the 7-footer. Dedmon has only played three total minutes with the Magic, however, so his fantasy value is just about rock bottom.

Orlando Magic sign C Dewayne Dedmon.

Orlando will be the third NBA city that Dedmon has called home this season and his latest signing will come on yet another 10-day deal. The seven-footer hasn't done much in his stints with Golden State and Philadelphia this year, but he could see enough minutes in Orlando to improve upon his 2013-14 averages of 3.4 points, 4.5 boards, and 0.8 blocks. Owners in standard leagues don't need to run to their waiver wires based on this news, but Dedmon should provide some value in deep leagues.

Dewayne Dedmon is expected to sign a 10-day deal with the Magic on Monday.

The Magic are expected to also bring on Adonis Thomas, but they still have room on their roster to give Dedmon a shot. After putting up eye-popping stats in the D-League, Dedmon didn't do much with averages of 3.4 points, 4.5 boards and 0.8 blocks in 13.6 minutes with the Sixers in 11 games. As far as his fantasy outlook goes, it would have worked much better had he come to a deal with the Sixers. He can be left on the wire in all leagues.

The 76ers opted not to re-sign big man Dewayne Dedmon, who had been signed for frontcourt help out of the D-League.

The Sixers would have had to sign him for the rest of the season. It's possible Dedmon will be picked up by another team but he's not a fantasy option with averages of 2.5 points and 3.3 rebounds in 15 appearances this season.

Sixers signed C Dewayne Dedmon to a second 10-day contract.

Dedmon, a 7-foot undrafted rookie out of USC, has filled Brandon Davies' (finger) role nicely. He's averaging 3.6 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1.0 blocks over his last five games as a backup center.

Dewayne Dedmon's 10-day contract expires on Thursday.

Whie Dedmon's contract may be up, the news of Brandon Davies' injury that will keep him out four-to-six weeks all but assure's Dedmon of another 10-day deal. "I like what we've seen in him," coach Brett Brown said. "There's a size, obviously, but there's an enthusiasm and an energy. We'll make the official decision [today] but I'm thrilled with what he's done so far." Dedmon is averaging 14.8 minutes, 5.8 rebounds, 1.0 blocks, and 3.6 points per game in his five appearances for the Sixers. His fantasy value is obviously a tad limited in standard leagues, but he makes for an interesting play in deeper leagues.

Dewayne Dedmon is making an impact with the 76ers.

Dedmon has impressed the Sixers thus far on his current 10-day contract and has been solid in backing up Spencer Hawes. "How can you not be excited about him?" coach Brett Brown said. "He's a 7-footer who gets up and down the floor. He plays with tenacity." Dedmon's averages of 3.8 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 1.3 blocks in four games with the Sixers don't scream value, but he's worth a flier in deeper leagues as long as his contract is picked up.

Dewayne Dedmon went for eight and seven with a block in Saturday's game against the Bulls.

Dedmon logged 17 minutes and he probably needs something to happen to Spencer Hawes in order to truly have value, but he should be on the fantasy radar given the Sixers' jackpot system. In deeper leagues owners can consider a speculative add.

Dewayne Dedmon was the first big man off the bench on Friday vs. Miami, finishing with seven points, seven boards and one block in 21 minutes.

He scored his first field goals as an NBA player tonight and looked somewhat comfortable out there. Dedmon sets up shop deep in the paint on offense and he was able to pull down three offensive boards tonight. He's on the radar in deep leagues.

Dewayne Dedmon went scoreless in his Sixers debut Wednesday night.

Dedmon played 14 minutes and was at least able to register seven rebounds. It was interesting to see the newly-signed Dedmon play more minutes than Brandon Davis, so it's very possible he may win the backup job behind Spencer Hawes. Dedmon isn't worth a pickup in standard leagues, but he could be an interesting snag in deeper leagues going forward.

Dewayne Dedmon has officially signed a 10-day contract with the Philadelphia 76ers.

Dedmon had been averaging 15.2 points, 13.5 rebounds, and 2.3 blocks in his 15 games in the D-League, so there is some potential here. He'll be battling Brandon Davies to be the to backup behind Spencer Hawes and is worth a flier for those in deeper leagues just in case he's able to win that battle.

Sixers will sign Dewayne Dedmon to a 10-day deal in the coming days.

He might be the best big man in the D-League, averaging 15.2 points, 13.5 boards and 2.3 blocks in his 15 games. The Sixers are probably giving Spener Hawes more minutes than they should, so Dedmon could provide some relief. He'll go up against Brandon Davies and could have a shot at some minutes.

The Sixers will work out Dewayne Dedmon on Monday.

He's been one of the most impressive big men in the D-League so far this year, averaging 15.2 points, 13.5 boards and 2.3 boards in 15 games. Dedmon is an athletic seven-footer and the Sixers might looking to sign him or Jarvis Varnado. He'd be on the radar in deeper leagues on a shallow Sixers team.

D-League center Dewayne Dedmon has meetings scheduled with three NBA teams on Tuesday.

He's averaging 15.9 points, 14.6 rebounds, 1.4 steals and 2.4 blocks for the Warriors' affiliate team and Golden State reportedly still has interest in him. One way another he seems bound for the NBA, at least on a 10-day contract, and owners in very deep leagues should put him on the radar.

The Golden State Warriors waived center Dewayne Demon on Thursday.

This isn't a surprise as Dedmon only played six total minutes in four games with the Warriors after being called up from the Santa Cruz Warriors of the D-League. Dedmon is still only 24 and 7-footers don't grow on trees, so we'll keep an eye out to see if he hooks on with another organization.

The Warriors have signed Dewayne Dedmon from the D-League Santa Cruz Warriors.

Dedmon was one of the last cuts out of training camp and will help fill-in for Jermaine O'Neal while he recovers from a bruised knee and groin strain. Dedmon is worth watching just in case he sees big minutes in Golden State's depleted frontcourt, but fantasy owners don't need to concern themselves with remembering how to spell Dewayne just yet.

Dewayne Dedmon was claimed off waivers by GS on Monday November 18.

The Warriors are expected to sign C Dewayne Dedmon out of the D-League following Jermaine O'Neal's injury on Saturday.

We're still waiting to hear an update regarding J.O., who was diagnosed with a sprained knee and strained groin but was slated for further testing on Monday. Ognjen Kuzmic is also expected to pick up a few extra minutes if O'Neal misses any games.

Warriors waive C Dewayne Dedmon, F Joe Alexander and G Seth Curry.

There was an earlier report that they were leaning toward keeping Dedmon, but they chose to go with having an extra roster spot open than keeping the big man.