Lee was waived by the Sixers on Thursday, Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Lee was called up from the D-League less than a week ago, but with Jorge Gutierrez coming over from the Nets in a trade Thursday, the team will part ways with the UCLA product. Lee appeared in just one game this season, logging two garbage time minutes against the Hawks on Wednesday night.

Lee was called up by Philadelphia on Friday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Lee could have a hard time finding minutes on the court, although the 76ers have been known to deploy players that would normally be held off the court under other circumstances. Either way, Lee will be available for the 76ers moving forward.

Lee left Saturday's preseason game against Orlando with a sprained left ankle, the Sixers' official site reports. He will not return.

Lee had six points, two rebounds, two assists and a steal in 10 minutes before the injury. If he makes the final roster, he is expected to play only a minimal role for Philadelphia this season.

Lee has reached agreement on a contract with the 76ers, Yahoo! Sports reports.

Lee, a second round pick in 2011, has seen his NBA career derailed by numerous surgeries over recent years. He last played for the Timberwolves during the 2012-13 campaign, when he featured in 16 games (12 starts) and averaged 4.9 points and 2.4 rebounds in 18.1 minutes. The 24-year-old combo guard will aim to carve out a spot on Philadelphia's cluttered roster during training camp.

Malcolm Lee was waived by the Wizards on Monday.

Lee has been dealing with knee and hip injuries and it's unclear if he will pick up with another team.

Malcolm Lee has been traded to the Wizards.

He has been hurt and off the court for a while. This move was just a formality and Lee has no fantasy value.

Malcolm Lee had right hip and right knee surgeries in January and is still rehabbing the injuries, leaving his future with the Suns in question.

His right quadriceps still has not strengthened enough for him to be cleared for full basketball contact and his quadriceps will be remeasured Friday. "I thought I'd be back by now," Lee said. "It's definitely frustrating because going into the summer, I assumed I'd be back by training camp. It just sucks that I wasn't."

Malcolm Lee (knee and hip surgery) will have restrictions during the Suns' training camp.

It's encouraging that he's participating at all, nine months after having multiple surgeries, but it's unclear when he'll be fully cleared for basketball activities.

Malcolm Lee (knee) believes he'll be ready for training camp.

The Suns agreed to take on Lee's fully guaranteed $884K salary this season so they could move up and draft Archie Goodwin at No. 29 overall. Lee has had two knee surgeries and a hip surgery since breaking into the league in 2011. He's a poor bet to crack the rotation this season.

Malcolm Lee was traded to the Golden State Warriors in a draft-day deal on Thursday.

He was pretty much just a throw-in player from the Wolves in this deal. When the Wolves were decimated in the backcourt, Lee started 12 games and scored 5.4 minutes. He had surgery on his knee and hip in January and is a longshot to be a contributor for the Warriors.

After undergoing knee surgery Monday, Malcolm Lee had an operation on his hip on Wednesday.

The hip procedure completes a surgery doubleheader for Lee, who faces a very lengthy and difficult rehab to get back on the court. Needless to say, he's out for the season.

Malcolm Lee underwent successful knee surgery on Monday, and he will undergo hip surgery on Wednesday.

Lee faces a lengthy rehab process to recover from his injuries and is out for the season.

Malcolm Lee will also have hip surgery as well as surgery on his knee.

He was ruled out for the season earlier this week. Lee will undergo surgery on cartilage on his right knee on Monday, then have surgery on his right hip on Wednesday. It'll be a tough rehab for him with both injuries coming to his right side.

Malcolm Lee will have knee surgery and is out for the season.

Lee was out for the year before his decision to have surgery, but this makes it official. No date has been set yet for his procedure.

Malcolm Lee (knee) is out for the remainder of the season, a team source told Darren Wolfson of 1500 ESPN.

Lee may need microfracture surgery on the knee, and regardless of whether or not that's the final outcome, he will not play again this season. With Josh Howard (torn ACL) also done for the season, the Timberwolves will look for help on the free agent market, but this also means Brandon Roy (when healthy), J.J. Barea, Luke Ridnour and Alexey Shved will have less competition for minutes.

Malcolm Lee (knee) may need season-ending micro-fracture surgery.

With the loss of Lee and Josh Howard (torn ACL), the Timberwolves are in need of SG/SF depth. Michael Redd (who averaged 8.2 points per game last year for Phoenix) and Chris Douglas-Roberts are two names that beat writer Jerry Zgoda suggests as possibilities.

Malcolm Lee returned to action on Wednesday December 19.

Malcolm Lee is out indefinitely after suffering what the team termed a "chrondal" injury in his right knee.

The Timberwolves said they will evaluate the injury before determining the next step, but this isn't the first time Lee has dealt with knee issues. According to beat writer Jerry Zgoda, the chrondal diagnosis is a degenerative condition involving cartilage damage. We're not doctors, but given the issues of his teammate Brandon Roy, this diagnosis doesn't bode well for Lee's long-term prospects.

Malcolm Lee (knee) did not practice on Thursday and will not play on Friday.

This should open more minutes for Alexey Shved, who started the second half of Wednesday's game in place of Lee. J.J. Barea and Luke Ridnour will see a small bump in time as well.

Malcolm Lee suffered a hyperextended right knee in Wednesday's game and will not return.

Lee's value has been on its way down lately and Rubio coming back isn't going to help either. He played 21 minutes per game in his last three games and isn't worth owning in any league. Alexey Shved will start the second half.