Celtics sign F Shavlik Randolph to a second 10-day contract.

As expected, Randolph will remain at the end of the Celtics bench.

The Celtics are expected to sign Shavlik Randolph to a second 10-day contract.

Randolph has not played a single second since he was signed to his first 10-day contract, so he's the definition of an insurance policy for Boston.

Updating a previous item, the Boston Celtics have reportedly signed Shavlik Randolph to a 10-day contract.

The Celtics have inked Terrence Williams and D.J. White to 10-deal days after their season in China, and it looks like they'll do the same with Randolph.

Shavlik Randolph is seeking his letter of clearance from China and hopes to sign in the NBA in the "coming days," according to Ben Golliver of Sports Illustrated.

Randolph was tearing it up in China, but no matter where he lands in the NBA, he's unlikely to be a major part of the team's rotation and will likely just be insurance at the end of the bench.

Shavlik Randolph has signed a contract with Foshan Long Lions of the Chinese Basketball Association.

Looks like it's back to China for the big man. Fantasy owners hopeful of Randolph finding NBA relevancy will have to wait another year.

The Wizards waived Shavlik Randolph and Jeff Gray on Saturday.

Neither player had much of a chance to make the team. The Wizards still have two more cuts to make before the opener.

Shavlik Randolph agreed to a non-guaranteed contract with the Wizards and he will be in Washington for training camp.

Randolph worked out with a couple teams in March, but he couldn't find any takers. His last NBA stint was for three games at a 2.0 minutes-per-game clip in 2010 with Portland. The 28-year-old big man will not have any fantasy value this year.

The Kings worked out F Shavlik Randolph on Wednesday.

Randolph was not signed to a contract, but he just finished a season in China where he averaged 24.7 points and 11.9 rebounds per game. The Kings have an open roster spot, so it remains to be seen if Randolph will be offered a deal.

Shavlik Randolph recently worked out for the Miami Heat.

Miami is looking to add a big man and has recently also worked out Rasheed Wallace. If signed, Randolph would have zero fantasy value.

Shavlik Randolph is reportedly in "advanced negotiations" with a team in China.

Randolph would make "equal or greater than" the NBA veteran's minimum, which is a deal he'll probably take after being waived by the Heat last year and playing in Puerto Rico. He is expected to make his decision very soon.

Former Trail Blazers forward Shavlik Randolph has signed with Gallitos de Isabela in Puerto Rico.

It's always nice to see an NBA alum playing abroad. Randolph is young enough that he could surface in the U.S. next season, though he won't be someone fantasy owners need to monitor.

The Trail Blazers are expected to work out centers Earl Barron, Dwayne Jones, Sean Marks and Shavlik Randolph, as they look to replace Fabricio Oberto.

Oberto's career came to an abrupt end on Thursday because of a cardiac condition, and the Blazers are forced to mull over the scrap heap. Regardless of which big man they settle on, it's doubtful they'll have value in even the deepest fantasy formats.

Heat waived PF Shavlik Randolph.

Randolph never had a shot once the Heat started adding names like Jamaal Magloire and Zydrunas Illgauskus. He'll look to latch on as banger elsewhere.

The Heat have officially re-signed forward Shavlik Randolph.

The 26-year-old forward brings Miami's roster to 14 players, one shy of the league maximum. Given the Heat's remarkable depth, fantasy owners shouldn't expect anything out of Randolph.

Heat signed F Shavlik Randolph.

This could be a sign that Jermaine O'Neal (knee) isn't quite ready yet. Shav is a banger with very little offensive touch.