Diamond Stone

Signed in Taiwan • Taishin Mars • C • 1 year of NBA experience

Height6'11

Born10th February 1997 (age 29)

Weight255 lbs

Nationality🇺🇸USA

NBA Draft40th pick, 2016

Pre-draft teamMaryland

HandRight

AgentBobby Petriella (Rosenhaus Sports Representation)

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Transactions

20 entries

Date	League	Transaction
2016 NBA Draft	NBA	Drafted 40th overall by New Orleans.
2016 NBA Draft	NBA	Draft rights traded by L.A. Clippers, along with the draft rights to David Micinheau (#39), in exchange for the draft rights to Cheick Diallo (#33).
14th July, 2016	NBA	Signed a guaranteed two year minimum salary contract with L.A. Clippers.
19th November, 2016	D-League	Assigned by L.A. Clippers to Santa Cruz Warriors of the D-League.
20th December, 2016	D-League	Recalled by L.A. Clippers from Santa Cruz Warriors of the D-League.
27th December, 2016	D-League	Assigned by L.A. Clippers to Salt Lake City Stars of the D-League.
25th January, 2017	D-League	Recalled by L.A. Clippers from Salt Lake City Stars of the D-League.
1st February, 2017	D-League	Assigned by L.A. Clippers to Salt Lake City Stars of the D-League.
9th February, 2017	D-League	Recalled by L.A. Clippers from Salt Lake City Stars of the D-League.
6th July, 2017	NBA	As a part of a three team deal, traded by L.A. Clippers, along with Jamal Crawford, a protected 2018 first round pick and cash, to Atlanta in exchange for a signed and traded Danilo Gallinari from Denver.
31st July, 2017	NBA	Waived by Atlanta.
13th September, 2017	NBA	Signed a partially guaranteed two year minimum salary contract with Chicago.
16th October, 2017	NBA	Waived by Chicago.
23rd October, 2017	G-League	Designated as an allocated player by Windy City Bulls.
17th January, 2018	G-League	Traded by Windy City Bulls to Salt Lake City Stars in exchange for a 2018 third round pick and the returning player rights to Henry Sims.
27th September, 2018	Philippines	Signed for the duration of the FIBA Asian Champions Cup with Meralco Bolts.
14th November, 2018	G-League	Returning player rights traded by Salt Lake City Stars to Iowa Wolves in exchange for the returning player rights to Wes Washpun and a 2019 third round pick.
26th November, 2018	G-League	Designated as a returning player by Iowa Wolves.
4th January, 2019	G-League	Waived by Iowa Wolves.
6th January, 2019	G-League	Acquired by Rio Grande Valley Vipers.

Teams

11 entries

Date	Team
2015 - 2016	Maryland (NCAA)
July 2016	L.A. Clippers (Summer League)
July 2016 - July 2017	L.A. Clippers (NBA)
July 2017	Atlanta Hawks (NBA)
September 2017 - October 2017	Chicago Bulls (NBA)
October 2017 - January 2018	Windy City Bulls (G-League)
January 2018 - June 2018	Salt Lake City Stars (G-League)
July 2018	Utah Jazz (Summer League)
September 2018 - November 2018	Meralco Bolts (Philippines)
November 2018 - January 2019	Iowa Wolves (G-League)
January 2019 - present	Rio Grande Valley Vipers (G-League)

NBA Salary

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Listed total $13,350,000

2025/26	2026/27	2027/28	2028/29
$2,400,000 Signed in Taiwan Fully guaranteed	$3,025,000 Signed in Taiwan Fully guaranteed	$3,650,000 Signed in Taiwan $1,825,000 guaranteed Team option	$4,275,000 Signed in Taiwan $2,137,500 guaranteed Player option

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2017 NBA Manifesto

June 29, 2017

Diamond Stone
C, 6’11, 255lbs, 20 years old, 1 year of experience

Impossible to read anything into a 24 NBA minute sample size. Summer League and D-League performances show the offensive potential and the rawness in equal measure. Needs to accept his limitations and commit to working harder to overcome them on defence if he is to carve out a Speights-like career, but worth keeping around.

Player Plan: One more year at the minimum salary. Unguaranteed but not worth waiving for any reason.

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