Dwayne Jones will sign with the Warriors, his agent told RealGM.com on Wednesday.

Jones spent the season with the Texas Legends of the D-League. At 29 years old, he'll be little more than a bench body for Golden State, which has dealt with a litany of injuries at the center position this season.

The Suns cut Dwayne Jones and Zabian Dowdell late Tuesday.

This means that Matt Janning and Garret Siler will likely make the team.

The Suns signed big man Dwayne Jones, who they traded to Toronto in the Leandro Barbosa deal a couple months ago.

Jones was quickly waived by the Raptors and has been signed again by the Suns. He's spent very little time on the court in actual NBA games and we don't expect that to change this time around, either.

As expected, the Raptors waived 6'10" F/C Dwayne Jones on Monday.

The five-year veteran has averaged just 1.3 points in 82 career games, but could stick on another team as a bit-player off the bench. Toronto needed to cut someone, and their roster now stands at the league maximum of 15.

The Raptors will waive big man Dwayne Jones on Friday.

He was traded in the Hedo Turkoglu-Leandro Barbosa deal, but had no place to play for the Raptors. There's a chance he could land on another NBA roster, but chances are he's headed to Europe of the D-League.

Dwayne Jones has been dealt to Toronto as part of the Leandro Barbosa-Hedo Turkoglu trade.

Jones is essentially not much more than a throw-in here, and we don't expect him to get enough minutes to make any sort of significant statistical impact in Toronto.

The Suns signed F/C Dwayne Jones on Monday.

He was the leading rebounder in the D-League this year, and although the Suns don't have much depth in their frontcourt, he still doesn't figure to have any fantasy value in Phoenix.