Karl has retired and plans to join a D-League coaching staff, David Pick of Basketball Insiders reports.

Karl played 24 games with three franchises in the NBA over two non-consecutive seasons. He was a staple in the D-League and at summer league, amassing a combined 155 games between the two venues. Karl was last waived by the Blazers prior to the start of the 2012-13 season, and he will now follow his father's footsteps.

Blazers sign G/F Coby Karl to a non-guaranteed contract.

Karl, like most training camp invites, will be viewed as a long shot to make the final roster. He averaged 8.3 points, 3.3 rebounds and 3.9 assists in summer league. The Blazers have also inked Adam Morrison, Demonte Harper and Dallas Lauderdale for training camp.

Coby Karl has agreed to a one-year contract with CB Granada of the Spanish ACB.

Karl still hopes to make it back to the NBA one day, but the odds may not be in his favor to do so.

The Nuggets could re-sign guard Coby Karl once he clears waivers on Tuesday, even though they are the team that waived him.

The crux is that Karl would probably sign a partially guaranteed deal, as opposed to the fully-guaranteed deal he would have had. He is in position to become the first player in NBA history to play for a team coached by his father (George Karl).

The Nuggets have requested waivers on Coby Karl (the son of coach George Karl) and rookie Brian Butch, whose contracts would have become fully guaranteed on August 15th.

Neither player was likely to crack the rotation, and Denver (already over the luxury tax) is slicing their roster to the bone. They currently have 12 players with guaranteed contracts, one below the league minimum.

Coby Karl, son of Nuggets coach George Karl, is working out for the Nuggets and is expected to be signed by the team for the rest of the season.

He probably won't get much run, but it would mark the first time in NBA history a father coached his son.