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Found September 14, 2009 on dallasnews.com:
PLAYERS: James Singleton,  Greg Buckner
TEAMS: Dallas Mavericks

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In addition to signing James Singleton today, the Mavericks also have waived Greg Buckner, a move that is not surprising. Owner Mark Cuban said that Buckner, as a courtesy for his professionalism in two previous stints with the Mavericks, would be waived in time to find another team if he could not be packaged in a trade. The Mavericks cut him and his $4-million contract, but will only have to pay the guaranteed portion of the deal, about $1 million. The roster now stands at 16. --Eddie Sefko
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