Kapono was waived by the Warriors following Friday night's preseason finale against Denver.

We're not sure what the next step is for Kapono, though a return to a foreign league may be in the cards.

Kapono made his Golden State debut in Thursday night's preseason game against the Lakers.

Kapono scored seven points on 2-of-3 shooting from the field and 2-of-2 at the free-throw line. The three-point marksman made 1-of-2 from long distance. He's working on a training-camp deal so there are no guarantees he's on the opening-night roster.

Kapono received FIBA clearance and was able to sign a training-camp deal with Golden State, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

The Warriors have Kapono, Brandon Rush and Leandro Barbosa in camp, looking for a role as a scorer off the bench.

Kapono has not yet signed a training-camp deal with the Warriors because he has yet to receiver FIBA clearance, the San Jose Mercury News reports.

Kapono last played overseas, so clearance from the international body governing player movement is required.

Kapono signed a training camp deal with Golden State, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports.

Kapono is best known for his three-point shooting ability, having led the NBA in three-point shooting percentage in 2006-07 (.514) and 2007-08 (.483).

Former NBA marksman Jason Kapono has signed with Panathinaikos in Greece.

Kapono, a two-time winner of the All-Star 3-point shooting contest, appeared in just 27 games last year.

Unrestricted FA Jason Kapono has been working out with the Spurs.

Kapono was an absolute embarrassment last season for the Lakers before being traded to the Cavs, where he was eventually bought out. Kapono averaged 2.0 points on 38.2 percent shooting and managed just 29.6 percent from behind the arc while with Los Angeles.

Jason Kapono was signed by CLE on Thursday March 22.

Cavs waive G/F Jason Kapono.

Kapono was included in the Ramon Sessions trade to make the deal work, and was expected to be waived the entire time. He'll likely sign with a playoff-bound team, providing capable perimeter shooting in a minimal bench role.

The Cavaliers are expected to waive Jason Kapono, who they acquired in the Ramon Sessions trade.

Kapono will become a free agent, but hasn't done much on the court in the past couple seasons.

The Cavs acquired Jason Kapono as part of the Ramon Sessions trade.

Jason Kapono (personal) returned to Lakers practice on Friday.

Kapono is back with the team after the birth of his twin girls on Tuesday. He shouldn't be on any fantasy rosters.

Jason Kapono will sit out again on Wednesday, following the birth of his twin girls.

Kapono's absence shouldn't impact any fantasy rosters.

Jason Kapono will miss Tuesday's game due to the birth of his twin girls on Tuesday.

He'll also be very iffy for Wednesday night in Utah, not that it matters in fantasyland.

Jason Kapono made his Lakers debut in Monday's exhibition game against the Clippers, hitting two threes on his way to nine points, two rebounds, and an assist in 18 minutes.

If Kapono plays more than 15 minutes per game we'll be shocked, but he could be worth picking up at some point for owners trolling for threes. Regardless, owners shouldn't burn a draft pick on that type of value.

Free agent 3-point shooter Jason Kapono signed a one-year deal with the Lakers on Friday.

Kapono could be worth a look for owners in deep leagues trolling for threes, but first check out the Lakers' training camp rotations and the like. It's not worth drafting Kapono for those purposes until you're sure he's actually going to see the court.

Jason Kapono is expected to sign a one-year veteran minimum deal with the Lakers on Friday, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports.

Kapono will get some chances as a sharpshooter off the bench for the Lakers, but is very far off the fantasy radar after averaging a dreadful 0.7 points in 24 games for the Sixers last season.

According to Mike Bresnahan of the Los Angeles Times, Jason Kapono is close to signing with the Los Angeles Lakers.

Kapono would receive a deal for one or two seasons at the veteran's minimum. He'll serve as a shooter off the bench, but he's coming off of a terrible season with the Sixers, and he'll have to prove that he can still contribute.

Jason Kapono will visit the Lakers on Monday, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports.

Kapono played in just 24 regular season games for Philadelphia last season and was an afterthought with the team. He'd be nothing more than a situational shooter off the bench for the Lakers, and it's unlikely he'd cost more than the veteran's minimum to sign. There's no fantasy value to be found here unless a slew of injuries occurs no matter where he lands next.

There is a zero percent chance free agent Jason Kapono returns to the Sixers, according to beat writer Kate Fagan.

Kapono made $6.6 million last year but appeared in just 24 games after falling behind Jodie Meeks. Kapono can still shoot at an elite level and is just 30 years old, so he'll get a nibble for the veteran minimum on the open market.