Jeremy Pargo signed a two-year deal with Turkish Airlines Euroleague champion Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv.

Pargo signed a two-year deal with CSKA Moscow last year, but is now jumping ship and rejoing Maccabi Tel Aviv. He helped Maccabi win the Israeli double-league and cup titles in 2011, and is now hoping to recapture his Euroleague success from a few years ago. He last played in the NBA in 2013 with Philadelphia, and it is unknown whether he plans to return to the NBA if given the opportunity.

Jeremy Pargo has signed a two-year, $5.2 million contract with CSKA Moscow.

It's way more money than Pargo would have been able to get in the NBA, so this decision should have been an easy one for Pargo to make.

Jeremy Pargo has agreed to a deal with CSKA Moscow, a source told Sportando.

Pargo will earn $2.2 million per season with the team, far more than he could have garnered playing in the NBA. It's a smart move by Pargo to go to a team where he'll be able to get paid and play meaningful minutes rather than scrapping in summer league just for a chance to sit at the end of some team's bench.

Jeremy Pargo is weighing competing offers from CSKA Moscow ($2.2 million) and Maccabi Tel Aviv ($1.3 million).

Pargo played for Tel Aviv in 2010-11, averaging 13.0 points per game before making the jump to the NBA. He appeared in only 14 games for Philly last season, however, and it seems that he's ready to return overseas.

Jeremy Pargo is reportedly close to a two-year contract with CSKA Moscow.

Pargo played for the Cavs and Sixers last season before being waived by Philly in early April. The deal with CSKA Moscow is reportedly worth $2 million per season, which is way more then he would've gotten had he chosen to try to land an NBA gig.

Sixers waive G Jeremy Pargo.

An expected move after Justin Holiday's signing became official, Pargo will look to latch on elsewhere whether it's now or in the offseason.

Jeremy Pargo hit 5-of-8 shots and two 3-pointers for 14 point and three assists in 21 minutes in Tuesday's loss.

Pargo has now played 20-plus minutes in three straight games, while Nick Young has disappeared from the rotation, despite starting for Doug Collins. If Young doesn't break out of the funk and make up with Collins soon, Pargo could find himself starting. Just keep a close eye on him for now.

76ers guard Jeremy Pargo logged 31 minutes off the bench vs. New York, scoring seven points with one 3-pointer, four rebounds and three assists.

This was the most minutes Pargo has played in a game with Philly, and it's hard to imagine the 6'2" backup PG routinely playing heavy minutes alongside Jrue Holiday. Owners in average leagues should monitor his role from a safe distance.

The Sixers will sign Jeremy Pargo for the remainder of the season, sources tell Yahoo! Sports.

Pargo had been on a 10-day deal, but it expired, and the team will keep him around for the remainder of the year.

Jeremy Pargo had 12 points, one 3-pointer, four rebounds and six assists in 29 minutes off the Sixers' bench on Saturday.

Doug Collins appears willing to give Pargo a legitimate spot in the rotation, and with Nick Young in foul trouble Pargo teamed up with Jrue Holiday for long stretches. Deep league owners should move on him now, but everyone else should take a wait-and-see approach -- he did this against the Bobcats, after all.

Sixers sign G Jeremy Pargo to a 10-day contract.

After waiving Shelvin Mack, the Sixers will bring in Pargo as insurance at the point guard position.

Cavs waive G Jeremy Pargo.

Pargo was waived in order to clear space on the roster following Cleveland's trade with Memphis on Tuesday.

Jeremy Pargo was a DNP-CD on Friday against the Bucks.

Donald Sloan took over backup PG duties tonight and that arrangement might not be set in stone, but it's well past time for owners to move on from Pargo.

Jeremy Pargo scored 24 points on 10-of-18 shooting in Saturday's defeat, hitting two 3-pointers with four assists and one block.

This was Pargo's highest point total since his 28-point eruption in his first start for Kyrie Irving (finger), and ice-cold shooting had dropped him to 20-team depths over the past two weeks. Irving is still out a while, but Donald Sloan (21 minutes) is nipping at his heels, so deploy him at your own risk.

Jeremy Pargo played just 17 minutes on Friday against the Wolves, scoring five points on 2-of-9 shooting with two rebounds, two assists, and one steal.

Pargo watched as Donald Sloan played 31 minutes with 10 points, five rebounds, and one assist, and clearly a timeshare alert is in order for the duo. It's probably not wise to place tremendous value on a game in which the Cavs were setup by injuries to be really, really bad, but Pargo owners need to consider benching him and also be on red alert.

Jeremy Pargo will remain the starting point guard while Kyrie Irving (finger) is out, ahead of Donald Sloan.

Sloan has scored double-digit points in two of his last three games, but he hasn't eclipsed 24 minutes in any of those. Meanwhile, Pargo has played at least 28.5 minutes over those same three games, and has eight assists in two of those. Sloan isn't a threat to overtaking Pargo as the starter, but owners need to keep in mind that with every passing day, Irving is closer to a return. Pargo is averaging 14.4 points, 4.7 assists, a steal and 1.6 treys as a starter.

Jeremy Pargo had his worst game since filling in for Kyrie Irving with just nine points and four assists on 3-of-12 shooting Wednesday.

Donald Sloan had 14 points, three assists and two 3-pointers in 24 minutes off the bench, but for now, the job still appears to be Pargo's to lose. He should bounce back against the Wolves on Friday, but if Sloan outplays him again in that one, owners in deep leagues should take notice.

Jeremy Pargo had 10 points, four rebounds, eight assists and one steal against the Pistons on Monday.

He shot 4-of-13 from the field and tonight was his first game as a starter where he failed to hit a three. Kyrie Irving still hasn't been cleared for contact drills, so Pargo should hold nice short-term value for the foreseeable future.

Jeremy Pargo had eight assists, two rebounds, one steal and three 3-pointers, while shooting 3-of-12 from the field for 13 points in 36 minutes on Saturday.

Pargo was coming off a 22-point game on Friday and struggled with his shot tonight, but owners certainly aren't going to complain with tonight's production from beyond the arc. He'll have plenty of value in fantasy leagues while Kyrie Irving (finger) misses time.

Jeremy Pargo scored 22 points on 9-of-13 shooting (including two threes) with one rebound, two assists, and two steals over 31 minutes in Friday's win over the Hawks.

Pargo has been a bit up-and-down since taking over for Kyrie Irving, but outside of his 40 percent shooting and 4.0 turnovers per game over the last week he has been serviceable. Pargo has averaged 13.8 points, 1.5 threes, 2.0 rebounds, 4.3 assists, and 1.3 steals over 32 minutes in his last four contests.