Former Bucks SF Darington Hobson is "poised to sign a deal" with a Chinese team, according to RidiculousUpside.com.

The deal is not expected to include an 'NBA out' clause, but Hobson could still sign with an NBA team after the CBA season ends. He played in the D-League for the past two seasons, posting 9.2 points, 5.7 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game last year as sixth-man for the Santa Cruz Warriors.

Darington Hobson was signed by MLW on Thursday March 22.

The Bucks recalled swingman Darrington Hobson from the D-League.

While it's possible this could be in response to the sudden benching of Stephen Jackson, it's also possible the two are unrelated.

Bucks sent F Darington Hobson to the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the D-League.

Hobson was recalled a couple of weeks ago and could be on the shuttle between Fort Wayne and Milwaukee all season long. The 2010 second-round pick has appeared in five games for the Bucks this season, averaging 0.8 points per game.

Bucks recalled F Darington Hobson from the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the D-League.

The 2010 second-round pick could see some occasional spot duty, but isn't likely to crack the Bucks' rotation right now.

The Milwaukee Bucks are going to assign Darington Hobson to the NBA Developmental League's Fort Wayne Mad Ants for Friday's game.

With the logjam in the front court for the Bucks, this is not that big of a surprise. It may take an injury or two for Hobson to make it back to the Bucks.

The Bucks signed Darington Hobson to a two-year, partially guaranteed deal.

Hobson is coming off of two major hip surgeries and is no way a guarantee to remain in the fold long-term. He'll battle for a spot at the end of the bench and obviously is not fantasy relevant at this time.

Darington Hobson, the Bucks second-round pick in 2010, has nearly finished rehabbing from two hip surgeries.

Hobson dealt with hip and groin issues throughout college and the pre-draft experience, but the injuries forced Milwaukee to release him last season. He said the Bucks have shown him "a lot of loyalty" and he's hopeful that they'll sign him once the lockout is resolved.

Free agent F Darington Hobson is open to returning to the Bucks.

Hobson was the Bucks' second-round pick last year, but was released due to a hip injury. He harbors no ill will, and wisely so. Hobson should be thankful for every NBA opportunity he gets.

The Bucks have released second-round draft pick Darington Hobson.

Hobson injured his hip prior to summer league and was never able to play in an exhibition or regular-season game for Milwaukee. Better luck next year.

Bucks will waive second-round rookie F Darington Hobson, sources tell Hoopsworld's Alex Kennedy.

Hobson already had left hip surgery and is set for surgery on his right side later in the year. He's out for the season and the Bucks need his roster spot, possibly for Brian Skinner.

Bucks rookie swingman Darington Hobson will miss the entire season after undergoing successful left hip surgery on Tuesday. He is set for right hip surgery later in the year.

Hobson's first-year campaign was over before it began. The resulting fantasy impact here is nil, as the second-round pick was buried on the team's depth chart.

Bucks second-round F Darington Hobson is set for groin surgery.

Hobson may miss his entire rookie year. He wasn't going to get any minutes anyway with the Bucks so deep at the swingman spot.

Rookie Darington Hobson is dealing with a groin injury that could cost him his entire rookie season.

Hobson will meet with a hip specialist next week in Milwaukee and will either set a target date of returning around the start of the season, or could end up being sidelined indefinitely, putting his season in doubt. Obviously he has no value in normal fantasy leagues, and is not likely to be worth owning even in the deepest of dynasty leagues.

The Bucks signed rookie forward Darington Hobson on Friday.

He was a second-round pick and we're assuming it's only a partially guaranteed deal. Therefore, he will just be hoping to make the team's final roster, so don't expect much out of him this season.