Julian Reese, the brother of WNBA star Angel Reese, is getting another shot with an NBA team. The New Orleans Pelicans are signing Julian Reese to a two-way deal, as announced by Keith Smith of Spotrac.
The New Orleans Pelicans are less than a month away from kicking off their 2026-27 NBA season. The Pelicans bizarrely opted to run it back with essentially the same roster this offseason despite their immense struggles to win games this past season.
The Pelicans have signed forward Julian Reese to a two-way contract, according to the official transaction log at NBA.com. As we noted earlier today when we recapped New Orleans’ offseason moves, the team had an open two-way slot alongside Jaron Pierre Jr.
Leon Rose's strategy for the Knicks' center problem appears clear ahead of training camp. Rather than rush to sign a veteran who's still available, Rose seems to be waiting out other teams' roster crunches and hoping someone more promising shakes loose.
Julian Reese lasted eight days as a Nugget. Denver took him from Washington in the Peyton Watson deal. Then it waived him off the two-way. The move was baked in from the start.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Julian Reese‘s stay with the Nuggets was even shorter than Cam Whitmore‘s stay with the Cavaliers. Denver has waived Reese, according to the NBA’s official transaction log, after acquiring the 23-year-old big man from Washington as part of last week’s five-team Peyton Watson trade.
Delaware is heading into its second season at the FBS level, but Ryan Carty’s program is already making a noticeable push on the recruiting trail. The Blue Hens went 7-6 in their first FBS campaign in 2025 and capped the year with a win over Louisiana in the 68 Ventures Bowl.
The Nuggets have formally waived Julian Reese, per NBA.com’s transaction log. A 6’9″ forward/center who was signed to a two-way contract, Reese was traded from Washington to Denver last week as part of the Peyton Watson deal.
Wednesday night, the Cavaliers made headlines by adding promising youngster Peyton Watson to their core. As part of the multi-team trade, the Nuggets received two-way player Julian Reese (the younger brother of WNBA star Angel Reese), but plan to waive him, per ESPN's Shams Charania.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Julian Reese is finding himself as collateral damage this week. The Washington Wizards power forward Reese was traded away by the team on Wednesday. Reese was sent to the Denver Nuggets as part of a multi-team sign-and-trade deal headlined by Peyton Watson going to the Cleveland Cavaliers (read the full details here).
Angel Reese might be busy dominating the WNBA for the Atlanta Dream. But when it came to her brother Julian Reese, her recent move yet again proved that she’s her brother’s biggest supporter.
Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese is undoubtedly one of the biggest stars in all of sports, but she isn't the only member of her family turning heads. Reese is two games into her third WNBA season, and her first with the Dream after they acquired her via a trade with the Chicago Sky this offseason.
Julian Reese wasn't just a gimmick hire, having completed a successful four-year stint at the University of Maryland before joining the Washington Wizards' developing coalition of local, Baltimore-bred products.
Angel Reese is not the only one in her family making waves in the basketball world. Her brother Julian Reese made his mark on the court in his first NBA regular season with the Washington Wizards.
The Washington Wizards have had an interesting 2025-26 season, marked by a lot of roster overhaul and laying the groundwork for the franchise's future.
Angel Reese could not hide her pride as her brother Julian Reese continues to make waves with an impressive stretch for the Washington Wizards. While Angel has been making headlines in the WNBA, her brother is quietly carving out his own story in the NBA.
Julian Reese got himself into some trouble during Thursday night’s game against the Chicago Bulls. The Washington Wizards forward Reese was called for a flagrant foul after an unsightly sequence involving Bulls guard Yuki Kawamura.
As the 2025–26 season dwindles down, the Washington Wizards continue to dive into their bench, scraping the ground floor in hopes of finding any young player who can impact the team moving forward.
Julian Reese has successfully avoided what would have been a costly disciplinary measure. The NBA announced on Monday that they have rescinded a double technical foul assessed to the Washington Wizards forward Reese and Portland Trail Blazers center Yang Hansen during their game the night before.
There are hard-earned skills, and then there are those running in the bloodline. And with his recent feat, Julian Reese proved how he blends both. It hasn’t been long since the younger Reese signed a 2-way contract with the Washington Wizards.
Few scouting departments around the NBA have had quite the opportunity to shine as the Washington Wizards' band of prospect evaluators. Even with preparation
Julian Reese scored 26 points and collected 17 rebounds to help the Washington Wizards snap a 16-game losing streak with a 133-110 victory over the host Utah Jazz on Wednesday night.
Angel Reese has had plenty of experience being in the spotlight, but it’s been her younger brother Julian Reese’s turn this past week, and she’s been supporting him from the sidelines every step of the way.
Welcome to the Toronto Raptors prospect power rankings, a recurring piece that will recap and rank every Toronto Raptors prospect weekly. A “prospect” will be defined as any rookie, player on a two-way contract, player who has been on assignment, or anyone currently on the Raptors 905.
Maryland men's basketball has lost every player from last year's team. Forward Julian Reese is lost due to graduation, but even with him not having any eligibility remaining, Reese has opted to put himself into the transfer portal in case he is granted another year.
Angel Reese has been active on social media, cheering on the Maryland Terrapins, who recently punched their ticket to the Sweet 16. Maryland defeated Colorado State 72-71 after a game-winning bucket by freshman Derik Queen.