Nunnally agreed to a deal with Italy's Sidigas Avellino on Saturday, Sportando reports.

Nunnally spent last season playing in Spain and Isreal after participating in 13 career NBA games the previous year. Most recently, he played in one game for the Pacers during summer league before fracturing his right thumb in practice.

James Nunnally will for the Jazz and Warriors this summer.

He will have to leave his Puerto Rican team to do so. Nunnally didn't do much in his first season, getting a cup of coffee with the Sixers and Hawks for a combined 13 games. He won't be in a rotation to start the year no matter where he ends up.

James Nunnally signed a second 10-day deal with the 76ers on Thursday.

Nunnally has seen some decent run in averaging 12.4 minutes per game in his most recent stint with the Sixers, but hasn't provided much fantasy production with his per game averages of 2.2 points, 1.0 rebounds, and 0.4 assists. While it's great personal news for Nunnally to receive a second 10-day contract, fantasy owners can feel free to ignore Nunnally on their waiver wires.

The Sixers are expected to sign James Nunnally to a second 10-day deal.

His deal expires on Wednesday after bring officially signed on Mar. 17. Nunnally has played five games with the team so far, averaging 2.2 points 1.0 boards and 0.4 steals in 12.4 minutes.

76ers sign G/F James Nunnally.

He'll get a 10-day contract as Philly's revolving door of D-League call-ups continues to spin at a dizzying speed. Philly also added Darius Johnson-Odom to their roster this week but neither guy projects as having any value in standard leagues.

The 76ers will work out free agents James Nunnally and Kevin Murphy as they consider players to fill out their roster for the rest of the season.

Nunnally is averaging 18.4 points, 3.0 threes, 4.6 rebounds and 4.1 assists in the D-League. He and Murphy (averaging 26.2 points and 5.9 rebounds) are both worth watching in deep leagues since the slumping Sixers can use all the help they can get. We'll let you know as soon as Philly signs someone.

The Hawks have decided not re-sign James Nunnally after his second 10-day contract expired on Friday.

Nunnally averaged 4.5 points and 2.0 rebounds in four appearances with Atlanta, production which didn't warrant a guaranteed contract for the rest of the season. He's not a fantasy option even if he latches on with another team.

The Hawks signed F James Nunnally to a second 10-day contract on Wednesday.

Nunnally thrived in the D-League, averaging 18.2 points, but he's only played eight minutes during his time with the Hawks.

Hawks sign G James Nunnally.

Nunnally excelled in the D-League Showcase and was averaging 18.2 points and 4.4 rebounds while playing for their D-League affiliate in Bakersfield. He's just on a 10-day deal and will serve as emergency depth.

The Hawks are expected to give James Nunnally a 10-day contract after he impressed in the annual D-League Showcase.

He played great defense in Reno, and showed an ever-improving three-point stroke by hitting 8-of-14 treys, something that scouts seemed to have liked. The 6'7" small forward from UC Santa Barbara has averaged 18.2 points and 4.4 rebounds while playing for the Bakersfield Jam, but is unlikely to be a fantasy factor for the Hawks.

Bakersfield Jam F James Nunnally is a candidate to be called up from the D-League, according to USA Today's Sam Amick.

Nunnally met with the Cavaliers, Bulls and Thunder in Reno during the D-League Showcase, as teams have been impressed with his play in 19 games this season. He's averaging 18.2 points, 2.9 threes, 4.4 rebounds and 4.0 assists with Bakersfield, but even if he is called up he won't make a dent in standard fantasy leagues.