Reggie Perry signs with Bosna, Isaiah Thomas

Former NBA forward Reggie Perry has signed with KK Bosna, a club in the EuroCup based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Perry, a 2020 second-round draft pick, played 36 NBA games between 2020 and 2022 before stints in the G League, Korea, and China.

Perry averaged 14.1 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 2.1 assists per game last season for the Beijing Royal Fighters in China. His move to the EuroCup marks his latest stop in a professional career that has spanned multiple continents since his NBA tenure ended.

Isaiah Thomas seeks overseas opportunity

Veteran guard Isaiah Thomas is actively looking for a chance to continue his playing career overseas. The 37-year-old, who last played in the NBA for the Phoenix Suns during the 2023/24 season, posted on social media about his desire.

"I want to hoop overseas for a year!!!" Thomas wrote. "I want that experience! And to cook them boys over that water." Thomas spent the recent offseason scouting for the Boston Celtics but has expressed a clear intent to play professionally outside the United States this season.

Mashburn withdraws from Monaco investment

Former NBA All-Star Jamal Mashburn will not become a new investor in French club AS Monaco Basket. Mashburn, through his investment fund Helen Holdings, told French publication L'Equipe that the deal fell apart due to financial concerns uncovered during due diligence.

Mashburn cited worries about taking on undefined historical liabilities. "It was not possible to responsibly accept unlimited exposure to insufficiently defined historical liabilities and risks over which a new investor would have had limited or no control," he explained.

Barkley, Johnson's future on 'Inside the NBA'

Charles Barkley has stated that the upcoming season will be the last for both him and host Ernie Johnson on the "Inside the NBA" show, unless Johnson changes his mind. Barkley made the comment on "The Bill Simmons Podcast," as reported by The Athletic.

The show moved from TNT to ESPN last season following the latest national broadcasting rights deal. Barkley, now 63, had previously intended to retire at age 60 but was convinced to stay during the show's contract negotiations. He said he returned primarily to help the show's off-camera production staff keep their jobs.