Once Orlando Magic guard Terrence Ross completes a contract buyout, the Dallas Mavericks have emerged as the frontrunners to sign him as a free agent, sources told ESPN on Saturday.
Ross, 32, is expected to join a Mavericks bench that needs to replenish its backcourt depth after a trade to acquire Kyrie Irving last week.
As long as Ross agrees to a buyout by March 1, he’s eligible to be on his new team’s playoff roster.
Ross has played seven seasons in Orlando and shot 38% this year on three-pointers. Ross played his first five NBA seasons with the Toronto Raptors and averaged 11 points and 36% three-point shooting for his career.
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