 | Rights: None | Last Sal.: $.95M |
| Agent: Supe | Exp: 0-6 years | |
| FA Tier: 1 | Age: 28 | |
| FBPPG: | Inj: No Injury | |
| Desired Salary: Between $.78M and $23.83M | ||
| Contract Status: UFA - Unclaimed Free Agent | ||
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| Tyler Ulis did not score Thursday as the Chicago Bulls lost to the Philadelphia 76ers 127-108. Ulis did not grab a rebound nor have an assist, accumulating a plus-minus of 0 in his 0:49 on the floor. The Scoop:Tyler Ulis did not score Thursday as the Chicago Bulls lost to the Philadelphia 76ers 127-108. Ulis did not grab a rebound nor have an assist, accumulating a plus-minus of 0 in his 0:49 on the floor. Oct 18 12:00 ET - | ||||||||
| Trans. Aug 21 7:00 ET Coming in at No. on the list was former Kentucky Wildcats star and SEC Player of the Year Tyler Ulis. Joining him on the list, from 1-10, were Kemba Walker, Cassius Winston, Ryan Arcidiacono, Nolan Smith, Greivis Vasquez, Frank Mason, Fred VanVleet, Kendall Marshall and Jacob Pullen. The Scoop: None. Aug 21 7:00 ET |
| Trans. Oct 20 6:34 ET The drama is over and the Kings' roster is now set at 15, along with a pair of two-way players. According to the team, both Tyler Ulis and Hollis Thompson have been waived, bring the team's roster down to the league maximum before the Oct. 21 2 p.m. PST deadline. After a promising start to his career with the Phoenix Suns, Ulis struggled with hip injuries last season and then spent most of training camp on the sidelines with a groin injury. The Scoop: None. Oct 20 6:34 ET |
| Trans. Sep 24 7:35 ET The Kings aren't done building their roster just yet. Just three days before the start of training camp, general manager Vlade Divac announced the addition of point guard Tyler Ulis. After a promising sophomore season with the Phoenix Suns in 2017-18, Ulis, 23, visited Sacramento prior to training camp last summer. The Scoop: None. Sep 24 7:35 ET |
| Trans. Dec 27 9:02 ET Steph Curry recently said that the Warriors' decision not to wear the "We Believe" throwback jerseys was the "biggest miss" during the final season at Oracle. Eleven players were polled during media day and asked to pick their favorite Warriors jersey from the past. Five players picked the "We Believe" jerseys worn from 2003 to 2010: Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, DeMarcus Cousins, Jordan Bell and Tyler Ulis, who was cut by the Warriors in October. The Scoop: None. Dec 27 9:02 ET |
