Dion Waiters, Heat finalize 4-year, $52M deal
Free-agent guard Dion Waiters has agreed to terms on a four-year, $52 million deal to return to the Miami Heat.
NBA news and rumors about Dion Waiters
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Heat's Dion Waiters to decline player option
Miami Heat guard Dion Waiters intends to decline his 2017-18 player option to enter free agency on July 1. June 29 is Waiters' official deadline date.
Dion Waiters, DeMarcus Cousins named NBA Players of the Week
Heat’s Dion Waiters and Kings’ DeMarcus Cousins were named NBA Eastern and Western Conference Players of the Week for games played Jan. 23 through Jan. 29.
Dion Waiters out at least 2 weeks with groin injury
The Miami Heat announced today that an MRI revealed guard Dion Waiters has suffered a Pectineus tear and will be re-evaluated in two weeks.
Dion Waiters agrees to 2-year deal with Miami Heat
Free-agent guard Dion Waiters has signed a two-year, nearly $6 million contract with the Miami Heat. Waiters holds a player option on the 2017-18 season.
Thunder rescind Dion Waiters' qualifying offer
In the wake of signing Spanish guard Alex Abrines, the Oklahoma City Thunder rescinded Dion Waiters' qualifying offer, making him an unrestricted free agent
Dion Waiters denies report he's hoping to play for hometown 76ers
A report from the Philadelphia Inquirer cited an unnamed source saying that Dion Waiters has his eyes set on playing for his hometown team in the near future.
Dion Waiters attributes improved play to fact he can 'touch the ball' in OKC
Dion Waiters has averaged 14.4 points, 2.2 rebounds and 2.0 steals in the five games since he joined the Thunder and says he can touch the ball now.
J.R. Smith to Cavs, Waiters to OKC in trade
Guards Iman Shumpert and J.R. Smith were sent from New York to Cleveland and guard Dion Waiters from Cleveland to Oklahoma City.
Cavs guards hospitalized with stomach illness
Cleveland guards Dion Waiters and Matthew Dellavedova stayed overnight in New Orleans because of stomach issues after the Cavs lost 119-114 to the Pelicans.