McGuire has signed with Hapoel Eilat of the Ligat Loto, Eurobasket.com reports.

Averaging a double-double (13.9 points and 10.4 rebounds) in 31 games with Tulsa of the NBA's D-League last year, McGuire also dished out 3.5 assists, recorded 0.8 steals, and swatted 0.8 shots in 33 minutes per game. The 6-9, 235 forward will now try his hand internationally.

Dominic McGuire (sore right ankle) will not play in Wednesday's game vs. Blazers.

His absence leaves Utah a bit thinner on the wings, especially with Brandon Rush and Marvin Williams both rehabbing injuries. McGuire isn't expected to make the regular season roster.

The Jazz added Dominic McGuire and Mike Harris to their training camp roster.

The Jazz are adding some depth and are now up to 19 players on their camp roster. McGuire and Harris are not likely to make the team.

The Warriors are considering adding another player to the roster, and that could possibly be Dominic McGuire.

McGuire was waived by the Pacers at the end of January after two 10-day deals, and he's exactly the kind of player on defense that Mark Jackson loves. He also has a familiarity with the Warriors, so a reunion makes some sense for both sides.

The Pacers will not renew Dominic McGuire's contract.

McGuire spent time with the Pacers on two 10-day deals, but the team will not guarantee him for the rest of the year and will instead look to re-sign Sam Young.

The Pacers signed Dominic McGuire to a second 10-day contract Thursday.

McGuire played in two games and started one during his first 10-day deal, registering two rebounds and one assist in 12 minutes. After this deal expires, the Pacers either have to sign him for the remainder of the season or let him sign elsewhere.

Dominic McGuire started at SF in place of Paul George (flu) on Saturday, but he was scoreless in six minutes.

McGuire has already played for the Raptors, Hornets and Pacers this season, and that list could expand soon since he's playing on a 10-day contract.

Dominic McGuire will start in place of Paul George (flu) on Saturday against the Bobcats.

It'll be his season debut for the Pacers and he was signed to a 10-day contract on Monday. McGuire probably won't see much action and Gerald Green might be called upon for a bigger role off the bench. Lance Stephenson has been improved and he might turn in a nice game as well.

Dominic McGuire has signed with the Pacers, according to ESPN 1500's Darren Wolfson.

McGuire was mentioned as a potential candidate for the Pacers following the release of Sam Young, so it is not a big surprise to see McGuire find a new team quickly.

Hornets waive F Dominic McGuire.

ESPN's Marc Stein reported that the Hornets planned to waive McGuire, and the team did so less than an hour after Stein released the information.

Dominic McGuire was signed by the Hornets on Sunday and immediately sprang into action, scoring three points with four rebounds and one steal in 11 minutes.

It will be interesting to see how much burn McGuire gets for New Orleans, and he's almost certain to stick in the rotation given Jason Smith's possible shoulder surgery and Monty Williams' disgust with the team's SFs. McGuire brings a defensive edge the Hornets desperately need, and he's worth watching in deep leagues.

Dominic McGuire will soon be signed by the Hornets, according to ESPN's Marc Stein.

Monty Williams has been openly displeased with the play of his SFs, including Al-Farouq Aminu, so McGuire seems like a logical fit in New Orleans. Even so, he's not a fantasy consideration outside of the deepest leagues.

Raptors waive F Dominic McGuire.

McGuire was waived to make room for Mickael Pietrus and will look to latch on with another team or take his talents to Europe.

Dominic McGuire is expected to be waived to make room for Mickael Pietrus.

McGuire is a gritty defender who has actually started nine games for the Raptors, but he'll be a victim of the numbers game.

Dominic McGuire or Alan Anderson could be waived if the Raptors sign free agent Mickael Pietrus, according to beat writer Ryan Wolstat.

Wolstat has a good beat on the Raptors, but this appears to be more speculation than actual reporting. With 15 guaranteed contracts, Toronto would have to cut someone to make room for Pietrus.

Dominic McGuire played 17 minute in a start at small forward and had two points and four boards in a loss on Saturday.

McGuire is making a strong case for the least valuable player in fantasy that actually starts. He can be ignored in all leagues.

Dominic McGuire left the Raptors on Thursday to attend to a family matter, but he's expected to play on Saturday.

The Raptors plugged McGuire into the starting SF spot out of desperation last week, but even in that role he doesn't do enough to help fantasy owners.

Dominic McGuire started at small forward for the injury-plagued Raptors on Monday, scoring five points on 2-of-3 shooting with three rebounds, one assist, and one block in 33 minutes.

McGuire didn't have a great game and only saw this many minutes because of triple-overtime, so owners shouldn't read into this workload. He's only a desperation plug-and-play in massive formats.

Dominic McGuire will start at SF for the Raptors vs. the Jazz on Monday.

Alan Anderson (ankle) is out indefinitely and Landry Fields (hand) will be re-examined this week, while Linas Kleiza is still working his way into shape. McGuire is a defensive specialist who won't score many points or do enough to help fantasy owners, and Kleiza would be a better option if you just need to fill a roster spot.

With Landry Fields (hand) and Kyle Lowry (ankle) sidelined, the Raptors may turn to Dominic McGuire in the starting lineup.

McGuire is a very solid defender, but his offensive game is lacking. Even with the extended minutes, he remains an unappealing fantasy options.