Week In Review: 9/17/16-9/24/16

With 2016’s offseason winding down and training camps set to begin, here’s a look back at all the notable news and events from around the NBA this past week:

Trades

• The Bucks shipped Tyler Ennis to the Rockets in exchange for Michael Beasley.

Signings/Agreements

NBA

• The Mavericks signed C.J. Williams.
• The Bucks signed Giannis Antetokounmpo to a four-year extension.
• The Bulls signed J.J. Avila and Vince Hunter.
• The Hawks signed Richard Solomon.
• The Wizards signed Casper Ware.
• The Nets signed Chase Budinger.
• The Lakers signed Metta World Peace.
• The Nets signed Jorge Gutierrez.
• The Lakers signed Thomas Robinson.
• The Bucks signed Jabari Brown.
• The Wolves signed Rasual Butler.
• The Pelicans signed Chris Copeland and Robert Sacre.
• The Jazz signed Henry Sims.
• The Bucks signed Jaleel Roberts.
• The Clippers signed Dorell Wright.
• The Cavs signed Dahntay Jones.
• The Clippers signed Xavier Munford.
• The Bulls signed Thomas Walkup.
• The Thunder signed Alex Caruso, Kaleb Tarczewski and Chris Wright.
• The Heat signed Keith Benson.
• The Jazz signed Eric Dawson.
• The Warriors signed Scott Wood.

International

• Trevor Cooney signed with the Spanish team Baskonia.
• Jeff Ayres signed with the Russian team CSKA Moscow.

News/Rumors

• The Knicks reportedly weren’t interested in bringing Jeremy Lin back to New York because of his struggles on the defensive end.
• The Raptors added Patrick Mutombo to their coaching staff.
• The Thunder renounced their rights to Tomislav Zubcic.
• Rudy Gay and his camp informed the Kings that the veteran forward plans to decline his player option for 2017/18 next summer, and is unlikely to re-sign in Sacramento.
• The Warriors announced a promotion for Bob Myers, who was named the team’s president of basketball operations and general manager. The team also reportedly gave Myers an extension and significant raise.
• The NBA plans to open global basketball academies starting in Africa, China, India and Australia.
• Khris Middleton suffered a torn hamstring and is slated to undergo surgery next week. He will miss roughly six months of action as a result.
• Chris Bosh failed his physical exam with the Heat and has not been cleared by the team to participate in training camp.
• Wolves center Nikola Pekovic won’t play for the team this year, and may be bought out.
• Kevin Garnett announced his retirement. The Wolves are expected to waive him in order for the veteran to collect his salary for this season.