Dipping into the Chinese Basketball Association, the Houston Rockets signed guard Andrew Goudelock and are set to sign forward Michael Beasley, ESPN reported Wednesday.Beasley, 27, was the MVP of the Chinese league season that just ended. Playing for the Shandong Golden Stars, he averaged 31.9 points, 13.2 rebounds and 3.8 assists.The second overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft by the Heat after starring at Kansas State, Beasley played four seasons for Miami (2008-09, 2009-10, 2013-14 and 2014-15). In between his stints with the Heat, he spent two seasons with the Minnesota Timberwolves and one with the Phoenix Suns.Beasley averaged an NBA career-high 19.2 points in 2010-11 with Minnesota.ESPN reported that he will make the league minimum salary for the rest of this season, with the Rockets holding an option for next season.Goudelock, 27, played 40 games for the Los Angeles Lakers in 2011-12 and one game for the Lakers the following season. In 2012-13, he was the NBA Development League MVP for Houston's Rio Grande Valley affiliate. His season with the Xinjiang Flying Tigers ended Tuesday with a loss in the Chinese league's semifinals.Goudelock signed a contract that includes a team option for a second season.Houston recently released guards Marcus Thornton and Ty Lawson.

Former Laker Andrew Goudelock is reportedly close to signing with Fenerbahce Ulker in Turkey.

Goudelock spent the 2013-14 season in Russia and he was interested in returning to the NBA, but he's likely to earn more money by staying overseas.

Former Lakers guard Andrew Goudelock hopes to return to the NBA next season after averaging 20.1 points per game for Unics Kazan in Russia this year.

Goudelock's one-year contract expires this summer and he already has a few offers from European teams, but he's more interested in a long-term NBA deal. The 6'2" shooting guard finished as the United League MVP and made the All-Eurocup First Team during 2014.

Former Laker Andrew Goudelock has signed a one-year deal with Russian team BC UNICS Kazan.

Goudelock actually has a reasonable resume, with 42 appearances for the Lakers over the last two seasons and a 2013 D-League MVP under his belt. He also averaged 19.0 points per game while playing for the Bulls in the Las Vegas Summer league. But a source tells the Los Angeles Daily News that Goudelock got "considerably more" from BC UNIS than he could have gotten in the NBA.

Andrew Goudelock scored 31 points on 10-of-13 shooting to go with three boards, one steal and five 3-pointers in 29 minutes on Monday night.

He lit it up on Saturday with his 26 points against the Grizzlies and now leads all players in summer-league action at 28.5 points per game. Goudelock was the 2012-13 D-League MVP, so dominating lower-level competition is nothing new for him. Even though he's starting hot out of the gate, his minutes with the Bulls figure to be hard to come by.

Andrew Goudelock dominated Saturday's game vs. the Grizzlies in Las Vegas, scoring 26 points on 9-of-15 shooting, with four rebounds, two assists and two steals.

He drained 3-of-5 shots from downtown, and if nothing else he increased the odds that he'll earn an NBA contract this season, with the Bulls (whom he's playing for during Summer League) or another team.

Andrew Goudelock said the Lakers want him to stay around and work out with the team this summer.

The Lakers signed Goudelock before the playoffs after waiving him prior to the season. Goudelock was the reigning D-League MVP at the time and showed his scoring touch in the final two games of the season, dropping 20 and 14 points, respectively. Goudelock played just six minutes in the postseason, however, and is unlikely to have any fantasy value next season.

Andrew Goudelock scored a career-high 20 points with one board, one assist, three steals and two 3-pointers on 8-of-17 shooting against the Spurs on Friday.

He's known as a shooter, but the reigning D-League MVP missed up his offensive attack with three buckets in the paint, three mid-range jumpers and two triples. It's laughable that the Lakers are rolling with one of the most esoteric backcourts in their history and they really had no shot at stopping Tony Parker and Co. tonight. They will try and avoid the sweep on Sunday.

Lakers sign G Andrew Goudelock.

Goudelock will return to the Lakers after being waived before the 2012/13 season began. He averaged 4.4 points during his rookie season with the team last year. He will be eligible for the playoffs if the Lakers make it.

The Lakers are close to signing Andrew Goudelock.

Goudelock was on a plane from Houston to Los Angeles and all signs point to the Lakers having him on their roster for Wednesday's game. It's unclear whether he'll play on Sunday.

Lakers waive Andrew Goudelock.

Goudelock's chances of making the roster were severely cut once the Lakers signed Jodie Meeks. He's a capable shooter at the NBA level, but he'll need to add some more diversity to his game to crack an NBA rotation.

The Los Angeles Times believes that both Andrew Goudelock and rookie Darius Johnson-Odom are "longshots" to make the roster.

Goudelock isn't a point guard and doesn't have the size to play significant minutes at SG, so this isn't entirely surprising. Johnson-Odom has great athleticism, but he was a second-round pick and the Lakers' massive payroll is playing against both guys as each is on a non-guaranteed deal. Robert Sacre appears to be the favorite for the final spot.

Andrew Goudelock said that he's lost more than 10 lbs during the offseason.

Goudelock's weight is down from 215 to 203 lbs, and it's due to changes in his diet as well as in his workout routine. "It'll make me a little bit quicker and it'll make me a little bit more explosive," he said. Goudelock wants to check in at 195 lbs when training camp begins. The Lakers won't decide on Goudelock's contract option for next season until after summer league. GM Mitch Kupchak wants to see improvement in Goudelock's defense and point guard skills.

Andrew Goudelock returned to action on Friday April 20.

Andrew Goudelock did not play in Tuesday's blowout loss to the Spurs due to a migraine.

Mike Brown emptied his bench with less than five minutes left in the fourth quarter, but Goudelock didn't get into action due to the migraine. "I felt terrible," he said. The rookie has played in one game since March 21 and is not on the fantasy radar.

Andrew Goudelock has fallen out of the rotation because of defensive matchups.

Mike Brown has a hard time finding the right matchup for the 6'3" Goudelock at shooting guard, which isn't exactly surprising. The College of Charleston product should be firmly entrenched on the waiver wire.

Andrew Goudelock scored 13 points off the bench on Friday, hitting 6-of-10 shots from the field (including a three) with two rebounds and a steal in 20 minutes.

Owners in really deep leagues should keep one eye on Goudelock to see if he can keep it up, as he has been given a so-called green light. He's a nice young player, but color us skeptical that he can provide consistent value.

Rookie Andrew Goudelock hit 5-of-10 shots and three 3-pointers for 13 points and one assist in 23 minutes after being hospitalized for dehydration.

He scored 14 on Wednesday, so owners in extremely deep leagues might want to give him a look.

Lakers guard Andrew Goudelock was hospitalized for dehydration on Friday, but has been cleared to play Saturday against the Bucks.

He shouldn't see many minutes in Milwaukee tonight, but is coming off the best game of his career, when he had 14 points in 20 minutes on Wednesday.