Magic waived G/F Christian Eyenga.

Eyenga came over in the Dwight Howard deal but the Magic had no intention of making him a part of the long-term rebuilding plan.

Christian Eyenga is currently sidelined with a pulled hamstring.

Eyenga is "losing valuable time" to make his case for a rotation spot, but he was never on the fantasy radar to begin with entering the season.

Christian Eyenga will reportedly be traded from the Lakers to the Magic in the four-team Dwight Howard deal.

Eyenga will be a part of a massive rebuilding project in Orlando, but he's highly unlikely to accrue a serious role despite changing teams. He's safely off the fantasy radar as he'll be stuck behind Hedo Turkoglu, Moe Harkless and Quentin Richardson on the small forward depth chart.

The Lakers recalled F Christian Eyenga from the D-League on Wednesday.

This is directly related to the Metta World Peace suspension, but don't expect much from Eyenga.

Newly acquired Lakers G/F Christian Eyenga will likely head straight to the D-League.

Eyenga needs the development and has no chance of cracking the Lakers' rotation, so the move makes sense.

Christian Eyenga has been traded to the Los Angeles Lakers.

Eyenga is part of the Ramon Sessions trade and is an interesting prospect for the Lakers to bring aboard. Despite his athleticism, he's not a threat to garner serious playing time right now.

Cavs assigned G/F Christian Eyenga to the Canton Charge of the D-League.

Eyenga will get some rehab work in as he comes off his toe injury. The swingman has appeared in just six games for the Cavs all season.

Christian Eyenga (toe) returned to practice Monday.

Eyenga has missed seven straight games and appeared in just six games all year. He'll back up Alonzo Gee and Omri Casspi at the small forward spot.

Christian Eyenga (toe) won't play on Friday against the Bulls.

Eyenga has appeared in just six games for Cleveland this season.

Christian Eyenga didn't travel with the Cavs to New York after taking three stitches in his toe after slipping on Tuesday.

We doubt you noticed he was gone, but consider the forward day-to-day for now.

Cavs recalled SF Christian Eyenga from the D-League.

Eyenga played nine games with the Canton Charge, averaging 8.9 points and 4.1 rebounds in 24.6 minutes. He's up for depth with Tristan Thompson (ankle) hobbled.

Christian Eyenga was signed by CLE on Monday January 16.

Cavaliers swingman Christian Eyenga, recently sent to the D-League, was ejected after getting two technical fouls in his first game with the Canton Charge.

Eyenga was reportedly sent down due to "questionable practice habits," and he's averaging a mere 8.3 points and 4.0 rebounds in his first four games. It's surprising after his impressive rookie campaign, when in 18 starts he averaged 8.0 points, 3.6 rebounds, 1.1 steals and 1.1 blocks in 26 minutes per game.

Christian Eyenga will be sent to the Canton Charge in the NBDL.

Eyenga has played in just a single minute of action over Cleveland's first five games of the season. He'll get some much needed playing time in the D-League.

Christian Eyenga could be sent to the D-League by the Cavaliers this season.

Byron Scott is not happy with Eyenga's progress and his play during training camp, and the Cavs can afford to send him down with Omri Casspi and Anthony Carter on the roster. Hopefully he'll get on the right track as the season progresses.

Christian Eyenga was measured at 6'7" during training camp this year, fully two inches taller than he was last season.

"Hopefully he can grow three more inches and we can play him at center," joked coach Byron Scott. Eyenga is currently slated to support Omri Casspi at SF, where he won't have reliable fantasy value.

Christian Eyenga has signed a contract with Joventut Badalona in Spain.

Eyenga is under contract in Cleveland, so his deal abroad will have to include an out clause to return stateside when the lockout subsides.

The Cavs have exercised the third-year option on Christian Eyenga.

Eyenga showed some intriguing statistical potential in terms of steals, threes and blocks last season, but was too inconsistent to trust in fantasy leagues. The 22-year-old is worth keeping an eye on, but likely won't be worth drafting in standard-sized leagues.

Cavs coach Byron Scott cited poor defensive play as the reason for Christian Eyenga receiving two consecutive DNP-CD in the month of April.

"I've made no bones about what we need to do on the defensive end," said Scott. "He has to understand that and get with the program." Eyenga saw some starts for the Cavs in February but his spotty defensive play was a clear liability.

Christian Eyenga was the only player warming up prior to Saturday's game when a man with a large knife ran onto the court -- Eyenga ran into the locker room, while the man was subdued and arrested after a 20-minute standoff with police.

Eyenga played in the game but had just two points and one rebound in 10 minutes, perhaps understandably shaken by the experience.