The 2023 NBA Draft has come and gone and we saw plenty of movement on the night. Victor Wembanyama was selected No. 1 overall by the San Antonio Spurs. He could be the next superstar in the NBA. For a group of players who weren’t drafted, this means trying to make a roster over the summer and before the season.
Every so often we see an undrafted free agent crack a roster and even turn into a quality NBA player. Wichita State guard Fred VanVleet went on to join the Toronto Raptors and win a championship while performing at an All-Star level. If we’re talking Hall of Famers, Detroit Pistons legend Ben Wallace was an undrafted free agent out of Virginia Union.
There are plenty of notable names who went undrafted on Thursday night. That list includes Kentucky C Oscar Tshiebwe, who won National Player of the Year a few seasons ago. He becomes the first player to ever win the award and go undrafted. Along with Tshiebwe is another familiar face in Gonzaga forward Drew Timme, who should also land a tryout or Summer League invite. Other notables include Colin Castleton, Adama Sanogo, Mike Miles Jr., Adam Flagler and Ricky Council IV.
Here we’re tracking all the latest undrafted free agent signings and contracts after the 2023 NBA Draft.
2023 NBA undrafted free agent contracts
Charlotte Hornets
Nathan Mensah, C, San Diego State — source
Chicago Bulls
Adama Sanogo, C, Connecticut — source
Cleveland Cavaliers
Craig Porter Jr., G, Wichita State — source
Wendell Green, Jr., Auburn (Summer League) — source
Dallas Mavericks
TCU PG Mike Miles Jr. — source
UAB G Jordan Walker — source
Detroit Pistons
Tosan Evbuomwan, F, Princeton — source
Golden State Warriors
Javan Johnson, F, DePaul — source
Indiana Pacers
Darius McGhee, G, Liberty (Summer League) — source
Oscar Tshiebwe, C, Kentucky (two-way contract) – source
Los Angeles Clippers
Xavier Castaneda, G, Akron — source
Los Angeles Lakers
Colin Castleton, C Florida — source
Alex Fudge, F Florida — source
D’Moi Hodge, G, Missouri — source
Damion Baugh, G, TCU — source
Miami Heat
Justin Powell, G, Washington State (Summer League) — source
Patrick Gardner, C, Marist (Summer League) — source
Taylor Funk, F, Utah State (Summer League) — source
Caleb Daniels, G, Villanova (Training Camp) — source
Drew Peterson, F, USC — source
Milwaukee Bucks
Omari Moore, G, San Jose State — source
Drew Timme, F/C, Gonzaga (Exhibit 10) — source
Minnesota Timberwolves
Brendan Adams, G, George Washington (Summer League) – source
New Orleans Pelicans
Landers Nolley II, G, Cincinnati — source
Tevian Jones, G, Southern Utah — source
New York Knicks
Jacob Toppin, F, Kentucky — source
Jaylen Martin, F, Overtime Elite — source
Oklahoma City Thunder
Caleb McConnell, G, Rutgers — source
Philadelphia 76ers
Ricky Council IV, G, Arkansas — source
Azuolas Tubelis, F, Arizona — source
Terquavion Smith, G, NC State — source
Marcus Bagley, F, Arizona State — source
Phoenix Suns
Trey Jemison, C, UAB — source
Marcus Carr, G, Texas — source
Grant Sherfield, G, Oklahoma — source
Portland Trail Blazers
Antoine Davis, G, Detroit-Mercy (Exhibit 10) — source
Malachi Smith, G, Gonzaga (Exhibit 10) — source
Sacramento Kings
Justyn Mutts, F, Virginia Tech (Summer League) — source
San Antonio Spurs
Sir’Jabari Rice, G, Texas — source
Seth Millner, F, Toledo — source
Logan Johnson, G, Saint Mary’s, CA — source
Charles Bediako, C, Alabama (training camp) — source
Toronto Raptors
Markquis Nowell, G, Kansas State — source
Utah Jazz
Kihei Clark, G, Virginia (Summer League) — source
Joey Hauser, F, Michigan State — source
Colbey Ross, G, Pallacanestro Varese, Italy (Summer League) — source
Keshawn Justice, F, Santa Clara (Summer League) — source
Ed Croswell, F, Providence (Summer League) — source
Nick Ongenda, F, DePaul (Summer League) — source
Taevion Kinsey, F, Marshall — source
Washington Wizards
Osun Osunniyi, C, Iowa State (Summer League) — source
